.Thursday, March 27, 1947
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Coach Weir Names
Eight for Texas Trip
Eight University of Nebraska
track and field performers have
been named by Coach Ed Weir to
compete in the Texas Relays at
Austin Saturday.
Two relay teams and four in
dividual entries will represent the
Huskers in the southwestern car
nival, the first outdoor appearance
of the season for the Scarlet thin
clads.
Bobby Glnn, Madison distance
aoe who won the Big Six mile and
880 championships In the Indoor
championships; Harold Kopf, fast'
improving Lexington freshman
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AL BROWN.
who pushed Glan la the Indoor
half mile; Al Brown, prewar ace
who has ben a half mile sUl
wart this season, and Loyal Hnrl
bert, Ord quarter miler prospect.
will compete la the two mile and
the distance medley relays.
Each of the four runners will
take an 880 leg in the two mile
race, but in the distance medley,
Hurlbert will take the 440, Brown
the 880, Kopf the three-quarter
mile, and Ginn the Mile.
Vault Hopefuls.
Nebraska's pole vaulting pair,
Don Cooper and Dick Miller, will
compete in their favorit event.
Cooper cleared 13 feet to win
tie for second place in the Pur
due Relays last week, while Miller
tied for fifth with a 12 feet 6 inch
effort. In the conference indoor
meet Cooper won the champion
ship and Miller finished second.'
Monte Kinder, lanky high
Jumper, will attempt U repeat his
sparkling peifiwmw of C feet
6 Inches which he taraeJ la la
an carrier Texas Relays appear
ance while a member of a pre
flight team.
The final Husker competitor
will be Herb Grote. Javelin artist,
who will unlimber his throwing
arm for the first time this season. ;
Outdoor Slate
March 28-29 Texas relays
at Austin.
April 19 Kansas relays at
Lawrence.
April 26 Drake relays at
Des Moines.
May 3 Colorado dual meet
at Boulder.
May 19 Wisconsin, Missouri
triangular at Lincoln.
May 17 State high school
meet at Lincoln.
May 23-24 Big Six ' outdoor
championships at Lincoln.
Jane 2t-21 N. C. A. A. at
Salt Lake City.
July 4-5 National A. A. U.
at Lincoln.
Gopher Grid
Camp Supplied
With 88 Vets
MINNEAPOLIS. Bernie Bier-
man expects 88 veterans of Min
nesota varsity and B" football
competition to report for the open
ing practice Monday, March 31, at
Northrop field. Newcomers will
likely swell the total turnout to
more than 125.
For six and possibly seven
weeks the Gophers will get down
to serious preparation for their
13th fall campaign under Bier
man. Other staff members who
will work with Minnesota's bead
man of the grid will be Dr. George
Hauser, line coach; Dallas Ward,
backfield coach; George Svendsen,
assistant line coach, and John
Roning, end coach.
Indications are that 28 letter
men will be oa hand Monday
11 of them sophomores with
three full years of competition
ahead, 12 juniors, and 5 seniors.
Twenty-four additional mem
bers of the 1946 varsity squad
are oa the tentative roster
drawn up by Bierman.
Four 1946 lettcrmen plan to
participate in sprint sports. They
are Harry Elliott, left halfback,
baseball; Harry Bud" Grant, end.
baseball; Leo Nomellini. guard,
track; Dean Widseth. t.irkle, track.
UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION
SRIPATI CHANDRA-SEKHAR
Former President India Youth Congress '
Former Member Indian National Congress
Poverty & Population in India
11:00 A. M., THURSDAY, MARCH 27
UNION BALLROOM
Sore Muscles
Reward Klein's
Frosli Stars
While the varsity football team
has been receiving the full bright
ness of the football spotlight in
all of the local papers, the boys
on the freshman field have been
putting forth their all under the
constant tutorship of Pop Klein.
By a strange quirk of nature,
the same weather has been pre
vailing over their field as has
been raising hob with the varsity
didders. The weather, together
with the lask of experience of
these red and white men of the
futuure, have banded to give Pop
Klein a huge headache and his
gridders a multitude of sore
muscles. They have been scrim
maging, tackling, blocking, push
ing the sleds, and eating their
share of the sod with all the vim
and vigor of the various main
stays. Pop Klein heads the list of the
froshman field coaches aided by
Jerry Kathol, Bob Kahler and
Henry Reichel.
Phi Delta Theta
Holds First Place
In Trophy Chase
Phi Delta Theta fraternity pos
sesses an 80 point lead in the
Jack Best trophy race with two
thirds of the intramural season
completed, leading Sigma Alpha
Epsilon 1220 to 1140.
Alpha Tau Omega Is third
among the 23 teams competing
for the supremacy trophy awarded
annually at the close of the in
tramural season. Seven sports re
main on the schedule before the
final point totals m-Ul be de
termined. The calendar remaining in
cludes softhalL golf, tennis
singles, tennis doubles, outdoor
track relay carnival, horseshoe
tournament and golf driving con
test Present standings:
Phi DeKm Theta 1220
Sigma Alpha Epllon 1140
Alp'ia Tu OmcKa 830
Delta Upatloa SH0
SlKroa CM 805
Slma N 7S0
Phi Gamma Delta 7 .'.2',
Beta Theta PI 720
Strma Phi Epsilon 55
Beta 81pm Pitt ' 590
Delta Taa Delta M!
Phi Kappa Pal !M(5
Zeta Beta Tau 460
pm AAa Ma 455
Theta XI 420
Pioneer Coop 2VO
Farm Hovat 285
Alpha Gamma Rho 280
Kappa Sigma 275
Cooimer Coop 220
Brown Palace Coop 2'Ki
Di-lta Sigma PI 100
Tau Kappa Epsilon just reacti
vated and will be represented in
the remainder of the program.
JEAN
MOYER'S
ORCHESTRA
Playing 9 to 12
FRIDAY, MAR. 28
44c per person
Union Ballroom
Juke Box Dance
9 p. m. to 1 1 :30 p. m.
Union Ballroom
Husker Pass Plays
Mold Pigskin interest
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Courtesy of Lincoln Journal
BOB TEGT Husky tacle is get
ting plenty of attention from
Line Coach Tony Blazine as the
new line mentor whips the Ne
braska forward wall into shape
during spring training drills.
Football Ticket
Prices Released
For '47 Season
Football ticket prices for the
University of Nebraska 1947 home
season were announced today by
Athletic Director A. J. Lewan
dowski. For the five home games In
diana (September 27); Minnesota
(October 4); Kansas (November
8); Oklahoma (November 22);
Oregon State (November 29) a
season book will be $12.50, plus
the $2.50 tax, or $15.
Season books for students, fac
ulty members and university em
ployes will be $6, plus the $1.20
tax, or $7.20.
Single game reserved seat tick
ets will be $2.50 plus 50 cents tax,
or $3. Single game box seats will
be $3 plus 60 cents or $3.60. Sea
son box seats will be $15 plus $3
tax or $18. Knothole tickets will
be 25 cents.
FRIDAY, MAR. 27
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Passing and pass defense got
some attention Wednesday after
noon as the Husker football candi
dates ran through another chilly
drill.
Bostwick Back
Head Coach Bemie Masterson
brought George Bostwick, North
Platte freshman, back to the var
sity squad as a quarterback Bost
wick had been shunted to the
Nubbins squad earlier in the week,
but when the Husker coaching
staff learned that the versatile
Platter had done some pigskin
passing in his high school days, he
was ordered to come back to the
main practice field for directions
as quarterback.
In addition to being a passer,
Bostwick will add badly-needed
height to the Husker backfield
defenses. Short halfbacks are
a drug: on the Scarlet football
market. The little fast boys are
plenty valuable on offense, but
cannot cope with the taller op-'
ponents when Hnsker foes take
to the air.
Aside from Dale Adams, Darwin
Salestrom and Bob Mullen, a trio
of tall fullbacks, the Nebraska
backfield roster is composed of
players beneath the six-foot mark.
It was snow again on Wednes
day, as the elements continued to
pester the Huskers during their
second week of spring drills.
More Exercise
To be certain players got rid
of kinks and muscle knots, the
Scarlet coaching staff put more
emphasis than visual on the calcs
thentics part of the workout
Tony Blazine's line huskies put
in time working on the blocking
dummies, practicing assignments.
Advance plans indicate that an
other scrimmage session is on tap
for gridders in today's workout.
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