THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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IHiusker Svim Squad
Loses; 5 -Marks Fail
ike IDiBiase Wins
ut Scarlet Defeated
Tuesday, February 25, 1947
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The vaunted University of Iowa
swimming team swamped Ne
braska tankmen 62-22 Monday
afternoon at the Coliseum pool.
Ttte Hawkeyes broke four pool
records during the meet, the 300
yard medley relay, the 200 yard
free style, the 150 yard back
stroke, and the 400 yard free
style relay.
Lone bright spot for the Ilusker
coach Ilollie Lepley was sprinter
Marvin Grimm's work. Grimm,
who flirted with pool records all
afternoon, broke the five year
mark of Billy Edwards in the 100
yard free style event. He swam
the distance in 54 seconds, clip
ping one full second off Edwards'
mark. Aside from Grimm- no
Nebraska man could place higher
than third.
The Iowans got off to a fast
lead, winning the opening medley
relay event by one and a half
laps and following with firs,t and
second places in the 200 yard
free style match.
Grimm then enlivened Ne
braska's hopes' with a close vic
tory in the 50 yard free style. He
nearly broke that record too, fin
ishing in 24.8 seconds, one tenth
of a second off the pool mark.
The four contestants completed
the race within three yards of
each other.
Iowa Takes Diving
The Hawkeyes came back to
cop the top two spots in the div
ing competition as Pete Latona
and Bill McDonald, both of whom
placed in the GI Olympics, fin
Husker Gymnasts
Win First Place
University of Nebraska gym
nasts won first place in Class B
at the northwestern champion
ships held Saturday at the Uni
versity of Minnesota;
Husker point winners were
Nickie Kallos, first in flying rings;
Phil Sprague, first in side horse
and third in tumbling, and Leo
oeier, second in side horse.
Sprague won first place in the
all-around performance class
while Geier finished 4hird in the
same competition.
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From an Army training film
DcForest Kelly was given the lead
in the Pine-Thomas feature "Fear
of Night" and is now taking a
lead in Paramount's 36-star "Var
iety Girl."
ished 1-2. Roger Moore of Ne
braska was third.
The Nebraskans collected their
last victory in the 100 yard free
style event. Grimm had to come
from behind to win, and he broke
the pool record in doing it. The
Wilbur ace trailed at the second
and third turns but turned on a
last lap spurt that carried him
to victory.
The team from Iowa City again
finished 1-2 as Duane Draves
clipped five seconds off the ex
isting 150 yard back stroke pool
record with a mark of 1:40.6. Ne
braska was never in the race.
The same was true for the 200
yard breast stroke as All-Amer-ican
Dick Lake easily outdistanced
his opponents to win in 2:36.2.
Iowa scored another sweep in
the last individual affair, the 400
yard free style match. Paul Hut
inger finished almost two laps
ahead of the nearest Nebraska
man .
300 yard Medley Relay: Iowa (Draves,
take, Marsh), Nebraska (Oldfield, King,
Draper), time 3:01.8
200 yard free style Hutinger (I), Berge
(I), Burr N). time 2:25.8.
60-yard free style Grimm (N), Korte
(1), Armbrustcr (1), time 24.2.
Fancy Diving Latona (I), McDon
ald (I), Moore (N). 269.1 points.
100 yard free style Grimm (N), Straub
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NEW LINE COACH Tony Bla-.
zine, new Husker line coach,
will be on hand March 1 to be
gin his new duties. Blazine was
formerly tackle coach at the'
University of Illinois where he
tutored linemen on the Illini
Rose Bowl champions.
(I), Marsh (I), time :54.0.
150 yard back stroke Draves 19), Coho
(I), Oldfield (N). time 1:40.6.
200 yard breast stroke take (I),
Reno (I), King N). time 2:36.2.
400 yard free style Hutinger (I), Berge
(I), Burr N). time 6:25.5.
400 yard relay Iowa (Marsh, Korte,
Zikrzewskl, Armbruster); Nebraska
(Branch, Campbell, Draper, Grimm),
time 3:44.6.
betters pool record.
The Nebraska wrestling squad
waited until late in the evening
to unleash its scoring power, but
bowed to Iowa State 20 to 6 in
a dual meet at the coliseum Mon
day night.
Although the Huskers lost six
of the eight bouts, the feature
match of the evening went to
the Scarlet bone benders when
Heavyweight Mike DiBiase put
on a late flurry to edge the Cy
clone ace Glen Brand 5 to 4.
The defeat was the first in two
years for the Iowa State star
who placed third in the NCAA
meet last winter.
At the close of the first round
between the two big boys there
was no score, but in the second
round DiBaise collected three
points on an escape and a re
versal while keeping Brand score
less. The lightning-fast Cyclone
heavy gave Big Mike a hard time
in the final period, picking up one
point on a rules ' infraction by
DiBiase and two more on a re
versal. Late in the bout the
Husker scored a take-down which
offset the Cyclone's one point
time advantage.
Harold Boker scored Nebraska's
other win in the 175 pound match
when he outpointed Jim Clagett
5 to 1. Boker had been out of
earlier matches with infection re
sulting from a mat burn and was
almost completely 1 exhausted at
the close of his tussle with Cla
gett. The fall scored by Gene Ewold
sen over Peewee Yambor in the
121 pound class was the only
pin of the evening, but the Cy
clone grapplers dominated the
lighter divisions, winning by
sizable margins in every match.
Jack Tamai put up the best
battle among the beaten UN mat
men as he bowed to Dick Dits
worth by a 4-0 count.
121 pounds Gene Kwoldsen (IS) pin
ned Bob Yambor (N) in 8:50 with double
arm lock.
128 pounds Charles Nelson (IS) de
clsioned Mickey Kelly (N) lu-3.
138 pounds Lewis Larson . (IS) deci
sions Jack Barrett (N) 10-3.
145 pounds Dick Dltsworth (IS) decl
Sioned Jack Tamai (Nl 4-0.
155 pounds Norman Sponheim (IS) de
Cisoned Andy Marinkovich (N) 6-0.
165 pounds Pat Bush (IS) decisloned
Fred Turner (N) 10-3.
175 pounds Harold Boker (N) deci
sloned Jim Clagett (IS) 5-1.
Heavyweight Mike DIBaise (N) deci
sioned Glen Brand (IS) 6-4.
Referee: Jim Kellogg.
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