Thursday, March 6, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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ALL INDOOR DUAL MEET
RECORDS IN THE MELD" -Z-
HOUSC THIS YEAR.
HIS GE ST JUMP OF THE ,
WNTEP SEASON WAS
IN THE KANSAS DUAL.
Nebraska Track
Mentor Weir 111
Ed Weir, Nebraska track coach,
is absent from his tutoring duties
because of illness.
The UN coach is. at the Lin
coln General hospital and is ex
pected to be on the ailing list for
about three weeks.
Veterans Administration is op
erating 123 hospitals now, but it
eventually expects to have more
than 200 in order to handle the an
ticipated load of veteran-patients.
Swimming Club
Swimming club will hold an
Important meeting tonite at
7:15 in the Coliseum, according:
to Jeanne Branch, president.
All members are asked to at
tend as practices for the an
nual Spring Revue will begin.
Only 85,000 of the 14,000,000
World War II veterans had ex
hausted their entitlement to un
employment allowances by last
Dec. 1, Veterans Administration
said.
Upse'S' Marks Firsft Kund
Coriftesfts m MV3 Playoff .
Class A Playoff.
Beta ThrU PI 32, Phi Delta Theta 28.
Sigma Chi 45, Farm House 20. 1
Class B Playoffs.
Phi Kappa Psi 37, Farm House 27.
Phi Delta Theta 20, Sigma Chi 16.
Independent.
V-5's 33, Bluejays 32.
Hufnagle Field 25. Whli Kids 15. -
BY LEE HARRIS.
A fiery Beta Theta Pi baskpthall
team Tuesday night turned in
what proved to be the best per
formance of the first
offs held in the UN Coliseum. The
Betas played inspired ball as they
turned back one of the pre-tour-ney
favorites, Phi Delta Theta, 32
28. The Phi Delts were in command
most of the way and especially
during: the first half. However,
the Betas fighting back from a
three point deficit, took full ad
vantage of every break in the sec
ond half to finally take the lead
for the first time- with seven min
utes to go at 22-20.
After that they were never
headed despite steady aggressive
brand of ball that was thrown at
them by the Phi Delts.
The game was by far the best
played in any IM Loop this year
and marks the Betas as a definite
threat to any contender for the
IM crown.
. The victory eliminated a team
that swept through all league op
position with ease and had been
seeded one of the top spots in the
playoffs.
Beta Theta Pi (32) Phi Delta Theta
fg ft f I (28) fg ft f
Hamilton 2 2 lCady 3 15
Emmett 4 0 OIThomson 4 0 0
Ferris 1 0 0 Herbert 10 2
Duncan 3 4 2 Derry 2 2 4
Novotny 1 2 2 Brown 2 12
Ryland 0 0 lShea 0 0 0
Pinney 1 0 1
Johnson 0 0 21
Totals
12 8 9 Totals
12 4 13
Sigmt Chi 45, Farm House 20.
In another playoff game, Sigma
Chi disposed of Farm House 45
20. The first half ended in favor
of the Sig Chis, 22-15.
Until then the game had been
played on even terms, but in the
second half the accurate shoeing
of Jim McWilliams took toll of the
Farm House hopes. McWilliams
pushed through 21 points to cop
honors in the scoring department.
Damkroger led the Farm House
with a total of eight. Box score:
Sigma Chi (45) I Farm House (20)
fg ft f fg ft f
10 1 1 Browntee 2 10
0 0 O Oard 0 0 0
0 0 0 Damkroger 3 2 4
3 3 0' Anderson
2 0 3 Lyness
2 0 1 Goodwins
2 3 1 Kyeim
McWilliams
Neidfelt
Benn
Whitehead
Jameson
Bohkoly
Phillips
0 0 0
2 0 3
0 0 0
113
Totals
19 7 6 Totals
8 4 10
V 5's 33, Bluejays 32.
Also competing for honors were
the independent teams. The best
of the two games played between
independents was the overtime
tussle staged by Blue Jays and the
V 5's.
The game ended in a 30-30 tie
after the V 5's had been awarded
a technical foul shot. This lone
point caused a three minute over
time in which the V 5's rang the
bell three times coming out on top
33-32.
Blue Jays (32) V-5's (33)
fg ft t Lenstrira
3 1 l.Mcinlnger
4 2 3Ohaney
1 0 2 Gustafsoo
2 0 2 Jones
3 0 0Vant
0 S 5 Rice
0 0 1 Rice
Newcomb
Green wa id
Bonesteel
Cossalrt
Bunts
Daffer
Willey
Burkes
Totals
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112
0 3 0
3 12
4 0 1
3 0 5
0 0 0
Oil
0 11
2 11
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13 C 14; Totals
13 7 12
In another independent game
the undefeated Hufnagle Field
five kept its unbeaten string in
tact as it knocked off the Whiz
Kids 25-15. Darwin Salstrom
gathered in 12 points for Huf
nagle ti lead in the point depart
ment. The game was mostly a
defensive battle with both teams
having trouble hitting the hoop.
Whiz Kids trailed at the half
15-8 and never again served as a
real threat to the potent victors.
Box score:
Hufnagle Field (25) Whia Kids
fg ft f
1 1 5W. Bull
1 2 1R. Bull
3 3 21 Miller
2 1 2; Clark
1 1 l8cheef
1 0 11 Todd
Glandt
K. Fischer
Johnson
Salstrom
C. Fischer
Fox
Anderson
Totals
1
7 12 Totals
(15)
fg ft f
2 0 3
3 10
0 0 0
114
0 0 0
0 11
0 0 3
6 3 12
B Team Games.
In B league play the Phi Delts
regained some of their lost pres
tige through their loss to the Betas
by knocking off the Sigma Chi B
team by the score of 20-16.
The game was close all the way
with Sigma Chi in command of
an early lead only to lose it near
the half. After tying at 8 all
shortly before half time, the Phi
Delts went ahead and stayed in
the lead. Jim Moore led scoring
for Phi Delta Theta with 7 points.
In the other B team contest, Phi
Kappa Psi had little trouble with
Farm House as they won 37-27.
The Phi Psis played steady
throughout and looked good de
fensively. Liggitt led with eight
buckets and one gift toss for a
total of 17.
Gard managed to account for 15
of the Farm House total.
Phi Kappa Psi (37) Farm House
Kappa Psi (37) Farm
fg ft f I
Liggit 8 1 0 Gard
Henner 4 0 0 Brainard
Kelly O 0 2Swoboda
Luneager 1 1 3! Lux R.
Chem 1 0 1 Lux 8.
Brown 2 2 0 Baxter
Cayne 1 0 1
Porter 0 1 II
Totals
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17 5 8 Totals
(27)
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2 0 1
2 10
2 0 2
0 0 3
0 0 0
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