Wednesday, May 1, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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SOEH1S
Tracts
Nebraska fans will get their
first look at the 1946 edition of
the Husker outdoor track and
field squad this afternoon when
the Scarlet thinclads tackle the
University of Colorado in a dual
meet at Memorial Stadium begin
ning at 4 p. m.
Field events will start at 3:30
and student activity cards will be
honored at the gate. Admission is
50 cents for those who do not
have activity cards
Coach Ed Weir has named 24
athletes for the meet, which will
pit the visiting Bisons against
Nebraska for the first time in
several years. The Colorado team
won rnore first places at the Kan
sas relays than did any other
school, and will give the Husk
ers plenty of competition.
C. U. Stars.
Heading the Colorado entries
are Loren Creese and Warren
Bateman. Creese won the KU
shot put championship with a
heave of 47 feet 47s i"' s and
placed second in the discus with
a 137 foot lk inch effort. Bate
man, a freshman, soared 13 feet
to win pole vault honors from a
field that included Nebraska's
Miller, Big Six vault king.
Miller went 12 feet 11 inches
in practice Monday and will be
out to revenge his defeat; while
Ned Nutiman, the Huskers' ace
shot putter, served notice that he
is regaining the form that enabled
him to win the Big .Six indoor
crown, by placing second at the
Drake relays behind Bill Bangert
of Purdue.
Nebraska will parade a power
ful array of middle distance men,
for Bobby Ginn, Dean Kratz, ' Al
Brown, Blaine Young, Harvey
Stroud and Bill Moorhouse will
bid in the 440, 880 and mile runs.
Four of these harriers will prob
ably constitute the mile relay
team, but Coach Weir has not
named runners as yet.
Busy Performers.
Norval Barker and Ted Ran
dolph will have plenty to do dur
ing the afternoon, as each is listed
for competition in four events.
Barker will run in both hurdle
races, the 100 yard dash and the
high jump, while Randolph is
slated for duty in the high jump,
broad jump, 100 yard dash and
low hurdles.
Entries:
Mile run: Colorado, Chipman and Meigs;
Nebraska. Girth and Krata.
440 yard dash: Colorado, Temple, Oreib,
Hobbs, Pope; Nebraska, Brown, Moor
bouse, Stroud.
100 yard dash: Colorado, Campbell,
Bean, Jackson; Nebraska, Barker. Ran
dolph, Ware.
120 yard high hurdles: Colorado, Frank
Jand and Goodrich; Nebraska, Barker
and King.
880 yard run: Colorado, Pope, Oreib,
Temple, Roach; Nebraska, Brown, Davis,
Krats, Young.
220 yard dash: Colorado, Campbell,
Bean, Jackson; Nebraska, Ware, Stroud,
M on rehouse.
Two mile run: Colorado, Meigs,
rate. Chipman: Nebraska: Babcock
Win-Mar-
tin. Roads. Tocum.
220 yard low hurdles: Colarado: Frank
land, Goodrich, Hofheinz. James; Ne
braska: Barker, King, Randolph.
Mile relay: Teams to be chosen.
Pole vault: Colorado. Bateman, Pitch
ford, Huges, McKee; Nebraska: Miller,
Randolph.
High jump: Colorado: McAferty. Wun
derly; Nebraska: Barker, Fitzgerald, Glass,
Randolph.
8hot put: Colorado: I Creese, D.
Creese Nebraska: Grote, Hansen, Nutx
nin. Discus: Colorado: L. Creese, Brlgcrs;
Nebraska: Eisenhart, Hand, Pappas, Wlb
bels. Broad lump: Colorado: Menary, Mc
Bwen; Nebraska, Moorhouse, Ware, Ran
dolph. Javelin: Colorado: Todd. Hurphy; Ne
braska: Grote, Wibbels, Hand, Nutzman.
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WARREN BATEMAN, Colorado
U. freshman, hopes for a repeat
victory over Dick Miller, Big
Six pole vault king this after
noon as the Nebraska Cornhusk
ers play host to the Buffaloes
in a dual track meet. Bateman
bested Miller in the Kansas re
lays, clearing 13 feet. Bateman
is a veteran of many missions
over Europe with the AAF.
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Wes Maser
Tops Hitters
After 8 Tilts
Latest batting averages of the
Nebraska baseball team show that
Les Maser, fancy-fielding short
stop, paces Husker batsmen with
an average of .312. Maser has col
lected ten hits in the eight games
to date, and has appeared at the
plate 32 times.
The biggest batting: jump, how
ever, was registered by outfielder
Frank Brown who leaped from a
mediocre .204 to an even .300. In
last week's series with Iowa Sttae
the free swinging cleanup hit
ter pounded out four hits in six
ofticiai trips to the plate to gain
the charmed circle.
In preparation for the Missouri
invasion Friday and Saturday,
Coach Frank Smagacz has been
using Fritz Hedgwood at second
base in place of Bobby Rubino.
Husker batting averages:
ab r h pet.
Harold Jamb p 4 1 S .7RO
Dirk lbl p 2 0 1 .000
Wen Mnrrii St 6 10 .31
Frank Brown of SO 4 .800
Rill Klnnamonc 14 3 4 .25
Truck W illiams of 18 1 .214
Dean Jaekson lb ZO 3 4 .200
Jim Kandstedt p 11 t t .181
Holt Bolen 18 S 3 .1M
Wilbur Raark 3b 33 8 6 .1M
Bob Rubino lb 32 1 3 .093
Kk O'Donnrll e 13 1 1 .070
Frill Hrdiroood If -of 8 .000
;all Prlrnon of I 0 0 .000
Floyd 8tmk p t .000
John Olson p 0 1 .000
Tram total 149 31 51 .204
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Last University
Swim Party
To Be Held May 1
The last all-university swim
party of the year will be held on
Wednesday night from to b.ju
p. m. at the coliseum pool. The
parties are sponsored by the De
partment of Student Physical Wel
fare, and have been a monthly
event during the second semester.
Students Invited.
All students are invited to come,
with or without dates, and re
turned servicemen and their
wives have a special invitation to
attend, according to L. E. Means,
director of Student Physical Wel
fare. Coed Intra murals
Softball Today.
Kappa Alpha Tehta vs. Alpha Omlcron
PI.
Alpha Chi Omega vs. Delta Gamma.
Thursday's Games.
Wilson Hall vs. Bye.
Rosa Bouton vs. Alpha XI Delta,
Friday's Games.
Kappa Kappa Gamma vs. Bye.
Badminton Today.
Blackstone-Frits vs. Dye Chamberlin.
Hubka-Weinsheim vs. Bye.
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IIITRAMURALS
Softball Results.
Beta Sigma Phi 16, Zeta Beta Tau 1.
Alpha Oamma Rho 16, Phi Gamma Del
ta 0.
Y.M.C.A. 22, Draw Two 1.
Alpha Tau Omega 14, Brown Palaca
Coop. 7.
Volleyball Results.
Delta Upsilon 2, Sigma Chi 1.
Softball Games for Today.
Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Brown Palace
Coop.
Sack Seekers vs. Gizmos.
The Big Wheels vs. Methodist Student
House.
J nek Best Standings.
(Including Water Polo. )
Alpha Tau Omega 1575
Phi Delta Theta 150
Phi Gamma Delta 1472
Beta Theta PI 1320
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1210
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1015
Sigma Nu 610
Sigma CM 95
Pioneer Co-ope AS7
Delta Upsilon 35
Phi Kappl Psi 450
Cornhusker Co-op 325
Brown Palace Co-op 290
Ag College 275
Delta Tau Delta Kappa Omego. . . . 270
Zeta Beta Tau 140
Theta Xi 130
Tliis year thrill Mother
with a gift from Miller
& Paine . . a fashion
gift that tells her she's
lovely. Suggestion
here from Miller's.
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