Tuesday, May 20, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASfCAN
Page 3
Wildcats, NU
List Squads
For Big 6 Go
Nebraska and Kansas State en
try lists for the Big Six track and
field championships have been re
ceived by Cornhusker officials,
The conference track title will be
decided on Friday and Saturday,
with the defending champion Kan
sas Jayhawks given little chance
to repeat their honors.
KANSAS STATE.
Mil run George Treasure (4:28.1)
Don Borthwlck- (4:32), Jim Seay (4:30.1)
An HiiaenDrana.
100-yard dash Rodney McClar f :09.ft)
Bill Bond, BUI Crimen. Richard Harmon
Beth Antrim, Carmen Wllcom, Harold
Klaer, Clayton Wolfe.
120-yard high hurdlea Jot Thornton
C15.1), Earl Elliott C1S.1), Jim Daniel
on (:16.1), Harold Klaer, BUI Harris.
880-yard dash BUI Stuart (1:57.7)
Art Hlldebrand (1:58.6), Bernard Buck
(2:01.8), Jim Beay, George Leaaurt, Don
tsonnwicK.
220-yard daah BUI Bond, Bill Grimes
Beth Antrim, Harold Klaer, Fred Bennett
Richard Harmon, Clayton Wolfe.
2-mlle run David Van Heverbeck
(10:19.1), Don Borthwlck, George Leasure
Don Harr.
220-yard low hurdlea Rodney McClay
(24.8), Karl Elliott, Joe Thornton, Carmen
Wilcox, mil Hanson.
880-yard relay Joe Thornton, Harold
Klaer, Richard Harmon, Beth Antrim,
Rodney McClay, Carmen Wilcox, BUI
Bond, Bill Crimea, Clayton Wolfe, Bill
Hanson.
Mile relay Carmen Wilcox, Richard
Harmon, Seth Antrim, Fred Bennett, Bill
Stuart, Art Hlldenbrand, Bernard Buck,
Bill Hanson.
8hot put Rollln Prather (51-3 Hi),
Richard Harmon (431, Bob Johnson
(42-2).
NEBRASKA.
Mile run Robert Ginn (4:18.8), Phil
Myers (4:42).
440-yard dash BUI Conner C51). Har
vey Stroud :50), Joe Clark (:52.5), Don
vollertsen (:DZ.Z).
100-yard dash Dick Hutton (:10.1)
Harry Meglnnls (:10.1), Alan Thompson
C10.1).
120-yard bjgh hurdles Ralph King
(:15.2), Bob Berkshire (:15.2), Norval
Barker (:15.3). Willis Jones (:15.3).
880-yard run Ginn (1:58.8), Harold
Kopf (1:57), Jim Martin (1:59.2, Al
Brown (2:01).
220-yard dash Meglnnls (:22.3). Thomp
on (:22.3), Stroud (:22.2), Connor
(:22.4).
2-mile Don Morrison (10:05), Don
Thiel (10:12), Bob Darr.
220-yard lows Thompson (:24.5),
Barker C24.2), Berkshire (:24 .5), BUI
880-yard relay Hutton, Meglnnls,
Thomson, Stroud, Conner.
Mile relay Vollertsen, Stroud,
Clark, Brown, Thompson.
Shot put Dick Piderlt (48-2),
Toogood (43-5).
Discus Warren Eisenhart,
(129), Joe Pappas (120).
Javelin Herb Grote (202-9 '4),
Magsamen (172), Jack Hazen (165),
France.
High lump Monte Kinder (8-5),
Powera (6-1), Don Rice (5-11).
Broad Jump Meglnnls (22-7),
rowers (Zi-3).
Pole vault Don Cooper (13-9 H), Dick
Miller (13).
Conner,
Charles
Toogood
Ray
Dean
Dick
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IM Notes
The 1947-48 intramural pro
gram, which has offered men stu
dents at the University of Ne
braska one of their greatest years
or competition, comes to a close
wunin tne next lew days.
Louis E. Means, director of the
intramural program, reported that
during the last week alone on
the campus 2,045 men participated
in the organized comDetition in
seven different activities. Some
850 women were also active in
their intramural program during
the same week.
The outdoor track carnival, one
of the program's bicrest events
drew 4Z5 men Participants. Al
most all existing records were
snauered in the meet.
Fifty-three teams with 792
men participating are in the
final stretch of the Softball cam
paign. Final playoffs have been
scheduled and the champion
will be decided next week. Phi
Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon. Beta Sigma Psi, Delta
Upsilon, Theta XI, Y.M.C.A.,
Field House, Hufnagle Field and
Newman Club will collide in the
playoffs for top honors.
Five of the 100 irolf entrants re
main in the running. . Thev are
tan Auvinen, Roger Kasek.
uartn JjOI, Lee Chapin and Pete
ttyiand. The golf driving tham
pionship will be. decided from the
lour surviving camrjus organiza
tions this week.
Six tennis entrants will vie
for singles honors while five
doubles teams remain in the
race. Those in the sinbles field
are: Don McArthur, Bob Means,
Bob McGehee, Rex Jones, Pete
Durland and Dick Saladen.
Doug and John Peters. Rnh
McGehee and C. Olsen, Jenkins
and Bob Hurlbert, Mark Har
rrave and Jerry Whalen and
Kramer and Laird Fisher will
compete for the doubles crown.
Four horseshoe Ditchers remain
ing from a starting field of 114
men will mix for the horseshoe
title this week.
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Rain Sunday and Monday
morning put a crimp in baseball
activity for the Nebraska.varsity
and Nubbins Monday afternoon.
Coach Tony Sharpe's Huskers
were slated to entertain. Minne
sota in the first of a two-game
series on the NU diamond, while
the Nubbins were scheduled to
play the Omaha university nine in
Omaha.
The second game of the Minnesota-Nebraska
series is set for
Tuesday at 3:30 p. m., but no
date has been set for the Omaha
U.-Nubblns battle. No attempt
will be made to play the post
poned game of the Minnesota
series.
According to the Nebraska B
team slate, Vern Kailey's charges
will play Concordia College of
Seward at Seward today. The B
team and Concordia have split a
pair of games this spring.
Mizzou Netsters Swat Huskers
6-1, MU Golfers Win 12 Vi -11 Vi
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The University of Missouri took
wins in golf and tennis from the
Hunker teams Morula v afternoon
In golf the Tigers won. 1214 to
11 i, over the Country club course
while in tennis thev won. 6-1. on
the coliseum maples.
Del Ryder had the best scire of
the day in golf by posting a nine
hole score of 36-40-36. Jim Mc
Kinney of Missouri led his rruiirs
with 35-39-42. The match was de
cided by a nine-hole playoff after
me teams ended in an 18-hole
tie. Missouri won the nlavoff. 3"
to 2.
Robert Slovak won the onlv
match for Nebraska in the tennis-
competition when he downed Rip
Manning of Missouri, 6-3, 3-6,
6-2. The results:
;oir.
Del Ryder (N) beat Jim Rollins (Mi
4-0.
Don Walte (N) beat Don Provow (M .
Jim McKinney (Ml beat Vern Ri ranch
(N), 4-0.
John Tierce (M) beat Don Stroh (Nl.
Kyder-Walte IN) beat Rnlllna-rrovnw
(M). 4-0.
Mt-Klnnry-f'Irrre (Mi brut Htraurh
Ktruh iNi. 4-0.
Tennis.
Robert Hlevuk IS) beat Rip Mnnnlna
(Mi. 0-3. 3-6. 0-2.
Don' B look (M) beat Oene IrlKhton (N).
4-6. 9 3, 6 4.
Rill Johnson (Mi best Jark Cs.lv (Nl.
6-3. 7-5.
rarl Meyer (Ml beat Jark Kei ne.lv (Ml.
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Frank Srnbree (Mi beat John Huston
(Nl, 6-2. 6-4.
MarininK-Jolinsnn (Mi beat Huston-Hie-vak
(N. 6-4, 8-B.
Reabree-Mryer (M brat Cady-Lelrhton
(Nl. 6-3, 6-2.
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