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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, March 20, 1947
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George Miller
Nebraska football followers may
think they are seeing things when
they take a look at the Scarlet
gridders during spring practice
periods.
Joe Partington, sterling center
on last fall's team, and a threat
for all -Big Six honors until a
"broken hand halted him late in
the season, has moved into the
ranks of the quarterbacks.
Tho .Toe has not been active in
backfirld duties during any part
of his collegiate career, he did
uncork some fleet-footed tactics
while playing for North Carolina
Tre-Fliffht against Navy in 1945.
During the contest Joe gobbled
up a Navy fumble and zoomed
to the touchdown which defeated
the Middies.
To make up for Partington's
shift, husky Tom Novak, a bruis
ing fullback if there ever was one,
has stepped up to the center ranks.
Novak's vicious line backing abil
ity will not be lost by the trans
fer, but it will be up to the Scarlet
coaching staff to uncover another
fullback powered by the same
caliber of explosives as Novak
seemed to possess.
A third link is included in the
chain of changes, for Dale Adams,
promising Randolph freshman
halfback last fall, has been in
cluded in the fullback list. Adams
is ( Vf"-?.
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CouHeny Lincoln Journal
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP Mike DiBiase became the first Ne
braska Big Six wrestling champion bringing home the conference
heavyweight crown from the loop grappling meet at Ames, Iowa,
late this month. DiBiase lost only one bout this season, a close
pionship in the heavyweight division in the NCAA meet at Illinois
late this month. OiBiase lost only one bout this season, a close
decision to Verne Gagne of Minneapolis, and drew with the Cor
nell College heavyweight.
Nineteen Clubs Scarlet Swim
Cntirtpsv of Lincoln Journal.
JIM MYERS One of the Ne
braska halfbacks falling into the
"speedy but short" classifica
tion. The York athlete was one
of the best runners for the
Huskcrs last fall.
started the 1946 season with the
varsity, but was sent to the Nub
bins for more seasoning. No
players have shifted to halfback
to replace Adams, but a couple of
newcomers have captured the eye
of observers.
Bill Mueller, trigger - quick
starter who performed with the
Corpus Christi service team last
fall, has shown to. advantage in
early workouts, and Charlie Har
rington, Auburn back who was
among the nation's top ten pass
receivers while playing at Wash
ington & Lee last season, is an
other take-notice newcomer.
Still another transfer is the
movement of Fran Mandula from
he end prospects to the guard
squad. Mandula figures to use
his bulk1 to better advantage at
a guard berth.
Whether or not the changes will
be permanent is another thing.
Partington will have to develop
into a passer to handle the T
formation quarterback slot with
top efficiency. Novak's absence
from the fullback ranks means
that someone else will have to
step forward as a line crasher.
Stfll another problem is Adams'
absence from the halfback posi
tion where his height could be
used with good effect.
Nebraska halfbacks last fall
were notable for their lack of
height when it came to pass de
fense. Dick Hutton, Bill Moo
mey, Jim Myers and Cletus
Fischer were not able to outleap
the opposition's bigger ends and
backs for passes, and Adams' 6
feet 1 Inch stature would come
in mighty handy.
All of the foregoing transfers
are to be expected during spring
workouts, for coaches have enough
time to experiment with the play
ers, and the changes may not be
permanent. The shifts are appre
ciated tho, for they furnish fresh
news from what usually is an
essential but hardly sensational
part of building a football team.
Compete in IM
Water Polo
Nineteen teams have entered
the University of Nebraska water
polo competition which began
Monday, March 17. The teams are
divided into three leagues, with
the contests continuing through
April 21.
Final Playoffs.
The final playoffs for the first
six places will be determined by
an elimination tournament of the
first and second place teams in
each league at the end of the sea
son. League number one includes Phi
Delta Theta, Alpha Tau Omega,
Sigma Alpha Mu. Delta I'psilon
Phi Kappa Psi, Theta Xi, and
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
The teams composing league two
are Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eeta
Theta Pi, Zeta Beta Tau, Farm
House, Kappa Sigma, and Tau
Kappa Epsilon. Sigma Chi, Sigma
Nu, Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha
Gamma Rho, Delta Tau Delta, and
P. E. Club are the teams of league
three. The schedule:
Thurnday, Marrh 211.
,r:10 RtKma Alpha Rpmion ra. Zetr. Beta Tau
f, : 1 8 I'M! Delta Theta vs. KiKmn Alpha Mu
5:25 Bi'ta Theta Pi va. Farm Huuhc
Monday, March 4.
5:10 Kappa SiKma va. Tau Kappa Kpnilnn
5:18 Sigma Alpha F.piillun va Beta Theta I'l
5:25 Alpha Tau Omrca vs. SiKma Phi F.p
sllon Tumday, Marrh 15.
5:10 Delta Upallon va. Phi Kappa Pal
5:18 Theta XI va. Surma Alpha Mu
5:25 SiKma Chi va. Alpha Gamma Rho
Wnlimuluy, Marrh 2A.
5:10 Blcma Nu va. P. K. Club
5:18 Delta Tau Delta va. Phi Gamma Delta
5:20 Phi Delta Thetu vs. BlKma Phi Kpailon
Thuraduy,- Marrh 27.
5:10 Zeta Beta Tuu va. Tau Kappa F.pstlnn
5:18 Kappa HlKma va. Farm limine
5:25 Alpha Tau OmeKa va. Phi Kuppa Pal
Friday, Marrh 28.
5:10 Delta Upallon va. Theta XI
5:18 SiKma Chi va. Delta Tau Delta
5:25 Sigma Nu va. Alpha Gumma Kho
Monday, Marrh SI.
5:10 Phi Gamma Delta va. P. F.. Cluti
5:18 SiKma Alpha Kallnn va. Kuppa Hlcma
5:25 Zela Bet Tau va. Beta Theta PI
Tumour, April I.
5:10 Sigma Alpha Mu va. Higma Phi F,p
allon 5:18 Farm Hnuae va. Tuu Kappa Epallon
5:25 Phi Kappa Pal va. Phi Delta Theta
WedBraday April 2.
5:10 Alpha Tau Omeca va. Theta XI
6:18 Sigma Chi va. Phi Gamma Delta
5:25 Sigma Nu va. Delta Tau Delta
Thursday. April S.
5:10 Alpha Gamma Kho va. P. E. Club
6:18 Kappa Mlma va. Farm Hnuae.
5:25 Bats Theta PI vs. Tau Kappa Epallon
Monday. April 14.
5:10 Delta Upailitp va. Sigma Alpha Mu
6:18 PW Kappa Pal va. Sigma i'hl Rpallon
5:26 Alpha Tau Omega va. Phi Delta Theta
Tamday, April 16.
6:10 Sigma Chi va. P. K. Club
5:18 Sigma Nu va. Phi Gamma Delta
6:25 Alpha Gamma Kbf va. Delta Tau
Team to Bid
At KC Event
Coach Hollie Lepley will take
an eight-man swimming team to
the second annual Kansas City
Invitational Swimming meet on
March 22-and 23. The meet is
sponsored by the Kansas City
Aihlctic club. Marvin Grimm,
Jack Campbell, Perry Branch,
Dick Draper, Roger Moore, Don
Meyers, Conrad King, and Bill
Eurr will be the Husker repre
sentatives. Relay Teams
Three relay teams will be en
tered by the Nebraska mentor,
two 300-yard medley trios and one
400-yard free style quartet.
Grimm, Campbell, Branch, and
Draper are the free style relay ,
men. Composing one 01 the med
ley teams will be Meyers, back
stroke, King, breaststroke, and
Draper, freestyle. Campbell, back
stroke. Burr, breaststroke, and
Branch, free style are the mem
bers of the other medley entry.
Marvin Grimm, Big Six 100
yard and 60-yard free style king,
will carry the Husker colors in the
100 and 220 yard free style events.
Roger Moore is the Nebraska en
try in the three meter diving
ev2nt. In addition to competing
in the relay events, Meyers and
Campbell will swim the 100 yard
backstroke, King and Burr will
compete in the 100-yard breast
stroke event, and Branch will
swim the 100-yard free style.
- Delta
Wrdnmdny, April Is.
5:10 Theta XI v. Sigma Phi Epallon
5:18 fllcma Alpha Epallon va. Tau Kappa
Epallon
5:25 Zeta Beta Tau va. Farm Hnuae
Thumday, April 17.
6:10 Phi Kppa Pal va. Hlgma Alpha Mu
5:18 IMta Upallon vs. Phi Delta Theta
5:25 Beta Thetn Pi va. Kappa Sigma
Friday, April 18.
5:10 Alpha Tau Omega va. Sigma Alpha Mu
5:18 Higma Phi Epxllnn va. Delta Uballon
5:25 Theta XI va. I'hl Trlia Theta
Monday. April 2L.
Playoffa for final placca.
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LAWRENCE, Kas. "If the con
ference football race is as tough
as this spring practice weather,
next season sure will be a rough
one."
The speaker was George Sauer,
pilot of last year's co-champion
Kansas football club who gave the
school its best grid season in 35
years. The big coach meant every
word of it too as he looked out
his office window on the second
floor of Robinson gym at another
mid-March snow fiurry.
"It's the worst I've ever seen,"
Sauer continued. We had to post
pone the opening: of sprinng prac
tice a week and then when we do
fret started we're held up further
by snow and rain."
So far spring practice in the
Jayhawker camp has been limited
almost entirely to viewing movies,
exchanging diagrams .and plan
ning experiments in personnel.
The Jays have put together only
four hours on the field since their
scheduled start March 3. Even
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The intramural basketball
championship, to be decided
between the Phi Gamma Delta
team and Ilufnajie Field has
been postponed until . next
week. No definite date hat
been set for the contest be
tween the intramural champs
and the independent title holders.
after Sauer shuffled his get-away
late officially to March 11, he
couldn't get the squad out for
more than six days.
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