Thursday, March 20, 1947
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Scarlet FigsEdn Drill
. The Husker blocking sleds were
right in keeping with the wintry
scene Wednesday as a persistent
snowfall hampered Coach Bemie
Masterson's efforts to keep the
spring workouts going.
Practice routine was the same
as has been followed in the past
workouts, with calisthenics, pass
ing drill, charging and rushing
tactics on the docket as the third
day of practice suffered the same
fate of earlier workouts.
Coach Tony Blazine had the
Scarlet linemen at work on the
dummies, charging as line units.
Bob Lipps, scrappy ruard lst
fall, was with the end candidates,
while Center Jacque Evans was
included in the tackle ranks.
John Sedlacek was running
with the guard group in another
shift.
Marshall "Red" Neihart, former
Jackson hifh star, was among the
backfield sauadmen and was
working at a halfback slot in a
combination headed by Joe out
schow, Blair, quarterback.
Passing Search
Masterson continued bis search
for a passer, and had a number of
men throwing during the pass
drills. Jim Myers. Ken Fischer,
Bob Ackerman. Joe Gutschow.
Bruce Bergquist, Del Wiegard and
Carl Dilldine all took their turn
on the firing line.
While varsity squadmen were
going through their paces on the
main practice field south of the
regular playing field. Coach Pop
Klein was sending his hail ol tne
spring squad through a workout
on the Nubbins field northeast of
the field huse.
New Grid, Cage
Coaches Named
At Iowa Slate.
AMES, la. Emmett R. "Abe"
Stuber, of Southeast Missouri
State college, is the new head
football coach at Iowa State col
lege. He will take over the job as
Cyclone mentor on April 1 to be
ready to take charge of spring
football practice which 01 ns on
April 7. Starting salary on the
new job was reported to be $7,000
annually.
A former Missouri University
star quarterback of the era of
the great Gwinn Henry coached
teams, Stuber has bad J 9 years
of college coaching experience.
For the past 17 years he has
been bead coach at the teachers'
college at Cape Girardeau, Mo.
This was preceded by two years
at Westminister college, Fulton,
Mo.
WRESTLING MOVIES.
, Husker wrestling coach Jer
ry Adam announces that pic
tures vi the NCAA wrestling
tournament of 1946 will be
shown at the coliseum In the
varsity basketball lecture room
at 7:50 p. m. today.
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SPECIALTY.
Courtesy of Lincoln Journal
BOB LIFFS Husker guard
last season, Lipps was working
at an end post in Wednesday's
practice session as Line Coach
Tony Blazine put the Scarlet
forwards through a stiff work
out. Volley Ball Play
Listed as Class A
Jack Best Sport
It will pay all organizations to
enter the volley ball play, for the
sport this year is .3 count as a
Class A sport in the race for the
Jack Best trophy. Sixty points
will be given tor participation,
while the winner of the playoffs
will receive 200 points with all
other playoff participators re
ceiving points according to the
order of finish.
Badminton teams of three men
from each organization will start
tournament elimination play on
Tuesday, March 25. Entries are
due and must be filed at intra
mural headquarters today. Single
elimination will accompany the
tourney.
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UNION FLICKER SHOW
Old'Time Movies
Featuring
Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chase Laurel & Hardy
Jay N orris. Organist
3:00 p. m., Sunday, Mar. 23, Union Ballroom
8:00 p. m. Sunday, Mar. 23, Ag Union
Poor Weather
Bothers UN
Baseball Team
University of Nebraska Base
ball Coach Tony Sharpe hopes
for a spell of balmy weather
which will enable him to get his
baseball squad out of doors.
Since the squad reported there
have been but three days when
the candidates could work in the
open air. As a result Coach
Sharpe has had little opportunity
to judge the abilities of the 108
players who are reporting regu
larly .
The Cornhuskers are sched
uled to open the season with the
University of Colorado at Boul
der, April 4 and 5.
Coach Sharpe has listed some
of the early standouts, based
principally upon what he knows
of their previous records. How
ever, when he came to the out
field Coach Sharpe was stumped.
Vacanti Included.
Catchers now listed on top are
Sam Vacanti, Omaha; Orville
Schmeiding, Gresham; Willard
Branson, Stanton; D. A. Blatch
ford, Ponca.
Pitchers who presently .are
figured for mound chores include
Jerry Schmid, Schuyler; Wally
Scheef, Gretna; Charles Kommei,
Omaha; Angelo Ossino, Omaha;
Harold Jacobs, Lincoln; Einer
Holmberg, Phillips; Elroy Gloy
stein, Waco; Sterling Van Vleck,
Neligh; Leroy Schumaker, Platte
Center.
At first base. Bob Schleiger,
Omaha; Thurman Wright, Rich
mond, Ind.; and Dean Rogers,
Boulder, Colo., have been getting
the call
Second basemen include Hobe
Hays, Lincoln; Elburn Rice, Pali
sade; Fred Hegwood, Omaha; Ray
Kubie, Herman.
Bob Grogan, Lincoln; Wes
Maser, Lincoln; Victor Goerke,
Burr; Frank Wolfe, Lincoln, are
the standouts in the shortstop po
sition. Far Turn Aces.
At third base Don Hays, Lin
coln; Wilbur Baack, Staplehurst;
Neal Mosser, Hebron, and Bill
Denker, Elkhorn, are out in front
at present.
The Cornhusker schedule:
April 4-5 University of Colo
rado at Boulder .
April 11-12 University of Kan
sas in Lincoln.
April 18-19 University of Ok
lahoma at Norman.
April 21-22 University of Mis
souri at Columbia.
April 28-29 Iowa State College
at Ames.
May 2-3 Iowa State College in
Lincoln.
May 5-6 University of Mis
souri in Lincoln.
May 9-10 Kansas State College
at Manhattan.
May 16-17 University of Kan
sas at Lawrence.
May 19-20 University -of Min
nesota la Lincoln.
LEE
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Flaying 9 to Midnite
FRIDAY, MAR. 21
44c per person
Union Ballroom
No Union Dance
Sat., Mar. 22
Goeglein Wins Way
To Final With Novak
Wrdnrsdajr Results.
125 Bob Yambor won by KO from
Howard Purdv, aecond round.
130 Hugh Cook won by decision from
Bill Boch.
135 John Rush ton won by decision from
John Brower.
Don Theil won TKO from Al Helices,
first round.
165 Harlan Cranston won by decision
over Ron Metzger.
145 Hal Haldeman won by decision
from Tom Lnisel.
145 Schochdopole won by decision from
Ray Simmons.
155 Jim Wolford won by decision from
Del Wiecand.
155 Jerald McDonald won by decision
from Paul Coder.
165 Fred Turner won by decision from
C. W. Roberts.
175 Dale Preston won by TKO from
Bemie Snora, second round.
175 Arley Howsden won by decision
from Duane Anderson.
Hvt Kick Geiglein won by decision
from Stan Daffer.
In the main event of the semi
finals of the all-university box
ing tournament, Dick Geiglein
pounded out a well-deserved vic
tory over Stan Daffer to earn the
right to meet Tom Novak Friday
night for the championship in the
heavyweight division. The plucky
Daffer was the aggressor through
out, but could not keep away from
the rangy Geiglein. ,
Dale Preston came on fast in
the second round of bis light
heavy match with Bernie Snora
to win by a TKO. With the first
round counting even, Preston's
initial flurry of blows in the sec
ond round were enough to put
Snora away.
Also in the lightheavy bracket,
Arley Howdsen walked away with
the closest decision of the evening
when he outlasted Duane Ander
son in a bout featured by furious
action close in. Both boys were
in good shape, and the winner,
Howsden, shapes up to be a wor
thy opponent to Preston, who is
the other finalist in the 175 class.
Fast Finish.
Del Weigand put on one of the
best finishes of the evening while
losing to the more ring-wise Jim
Wolford in their 155 pound bout.
The first two rounds were all
Wclford's, as he continually beat
Wiegand to the punch in both the
"in" and "out" fighting. However,
in the final round, Wiegand scored
with many solid smashes as Wol
ford waited the fight out.
Advancing to the finals in the
1C5 division was Harlan Crans
ton, double winner in Tuesday's
bouts, as he. won another close
decision from Ron Metzger. The
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Free Refreshments
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FRIDAY MARCH 21
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hard hitting Metzger looked good
right down to the finish, but he
could not keep Cranston from pil
ing up points in the close in fight
ing. In the lighter weights, Bob
Yambor showed the way with a
quick second round K.O. over
Howard Purdy, who was unable
to keep up with the speedy Yam
bor. The second bout of the eve
ning ended in a close decision
for Hugh Cook over his oppo
nent Bill Bock. Both fighters
sparred the first two rounds with
most of the action going coming
in the third round.
Long-armed John Rushton
edged out a close one from husky
John Brower in the 135 semi
finals which ended with both
fighters ready to throw in the
towel. For the most part, the
three rounds of action between
these two lightweights proved to
be a free-style slugfest, with
Rushton using his greater reach
to good advantage.
In a 135 pound bout between
Don Theil and Al Heikes all of
the action came in the first min
ute of the first round as Theil
was awarded a TKO, which ad
vanced him to the finals where
he will meet the winner of the
previous fight, John Rushton.
This should pan out to be one
of the better contests of the Fri
day night finals, as both men
are willing mixers and pull no
punches.
Action will continue Friday
night when the finals will be held
in all of the eight weight divi
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
TOURNAMENT
To Determine
Champion Cornhusker.
Bridge Team
2:00 p. m. SAT., MAR. 22
& SAT. MAR. 29
Register at Union Office
Tournament in Union
Room 313 & 313
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