THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Nebraska Matmeii Fall
FEM FUN
Sunday, Tanuary 18, 1948
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20-6 to Colorado State
BY RALPH STEWART.
(Daily Nebraska n Snorts Editor.)
. Nebraska's inexperienced mat squad split a pair of
week-end wrestling matches witn Colorado clubs as the
Colorado State College grapplers defeated Coach Pat Pat
terson's charges 20-6 Saturday night. Friday Nebraska
defeated uoiorado university.
Gophers Sink
HuskerSwim
Squad,49-34
(Special)
The Minesota Gophers splashed
to a 49-34 win over the Nebras-
The Scarlet matmen got off to a
successful start as Bob "Peewee"
Yambor won a handy 9-4 decision
over Aki Matsuoka in a 121-pound
match to put Nebraska in a 3-0
lead.
But Kenny Brown, wrestling in
the 128-pound class, fell victim to
a half-nelson crouch pin hold in
2:15 to Ivan Gilbaugh and the
visiting Colorado club went ahead,
5-3.
Jack Barrett hiked Nebraska
hopes with a decision in the 136-
pound group by defeating Joe Ar- ka Cornhusker swimming team in
nom ium. Dui uidi w me cuu a dual meet here Saturdav
evening. Gaining six wins in nine events,
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10 ei spence. opence gaineu Marvin Grimm paced the losers
,vv'hv- V , .T," ,rr. witn a first in the 100-yard free
wge. jacK lamai style and a second in the 50-yard
point match as Lester Davison I frct1o, a1c J4V
edged him 3-Z. Huskers' winning 400-varH f-
nir-v- Hiii Anv Marinkovich style relay team.
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sions to Coach John Hancock's Nebraska s Marvin Grimm swam
well-trained grapplers. 10 new 100-yard freestyle record
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mark, but the Scarlet mermen
Iowa Teachers squd Tuesday dropped a swim duel 61-23 to the
nicht at 7:30. The match with Iowa State splashers Friday night
the 1947 NCAA runnerup team at Ames. It was the first meet of
will wind up the home activities the season for Coach Hollie Lep
for the Scarlet matmen. ley s swimmers,
Two other meet records wpi-p
The summary: broken both by Iowa State relav
121-pound: Bob Yambor (N) decisional teams. The Cvelones smashed trip
Akl Matsuoka (C8C, -. . . ,,, r. J. .
128-pound: Ivau Gilbaugh (CSC) pinnea I vlu incuicjr icidjr ill o.UJ.i
Ken Brown (N). z:ia wiin a nau-neison and churned the 400-varri frpp
. Ctvla 9i in A Q
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oe Arnold (csc), io-4. unmm chalked up a new 100-
HS-pound: Lester Davison (CSC) decl- vaivl frcti ,rt- K c,;,m,
sioned Jack Tamai (N ). 3-3. l-f. ''.'"J. J """"s
ine instance in 01.2. mis zy.v time
equalled the 60-yard freestyle
record.
The summary
300-yrrd medley relay-Iowa Slat (Rob
inson, Nielsen, Kullman). 3:05.2 (new meet
record.)
220-yard freestyle L. Watts (Iowa
state): 2. All (Iowa State): 3. Porter N).
lime z:ia.7.
f.-yard freestyle L Grimm (N) : 2
Dickeraon (Iowa State): 3 Branch (Nl
lime z.7. m
Diving U Shifner (Iowatate: 2. Wins-
low (Iowa State): 3. Bell (N). score 29-.1
points.
100-yard freestyle I Grimm (N); 2.
Killraan (Iowa State): 3. Scarborough
(Iowa State). Time 54.2. (New meet rec
ord).
lftO-yard backstroke L. Wyant (Iowa
state); z, Thompson (Iowa State); 3. Fen
ton (N). Time 1:46.5.
200-yard breastatroke L Hcwes (Iowa
State); 2, Johnson (Iowa State); 3, King
i). nme z:jo.y.
Nancy Finkle was the winner
of the table tennis tournament
with Pat Hamburg and Dixie
Scott taking second and third, re
spectively. The required basketball prac
tices are over, but the gym will
be free 'Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of next week
for practices if any teams so de
sire. Please notify the WAA of
fice immediately of the night you
wish. Officials will be provided.
Every representative will re
ceive a letter containing the names
of the girls who have their health
permits and two practices and
who are eligible to play. From
this list please make up your team
lists and turn them in to the WAA
office by Jan. 30. The tournament
begins Feb. 2. s
155-nound: Don McMahon (CSC) decl-
liunra uhk mil in,, v-v.
165-pound: Mel Spencc (CSC) declsioned
Jerry Calhoun (N). 7-.
175-pound: Bob Kluna (CSC) declsioned
Andy Marinkovich (N), 7-0.
Heavyweight: John Hancock, Jr. (CSC)
declsioned Rex Hoy (N), 4-0.
Referee: Dale Duncan, Kansas State
College.
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Tied by Hutton
The 1948 University of Ne
braska track squad took its initial s.rTmT'i."0" SUte);
4-.ol C,l,,, ofltmnnr. In 00-yard freestyle relay Iowa State
"j (Dlckerson, Kullman Watts, Robinson)
preparation for its first dual meet T,m 3:418 New m rd.
with the University of Oklahoma
in the stadium January 31.
Nine track events featured the
initial Husker thin clad appear
ance with Dick' Hutton's time in
the 60 yard dash the highlight
of the afternoon. Hutton tied the
Big Six record held by Gene Lit
tler, Nebraska, by racking .up a
fast :06.3. Close behind Hutton
came Bill Moomey and Francis
Fagot who were tied for second.
The only field event recorded
was the shot put in which Dick
Pederit's distance of 49.94 feet
proved to be the best effort of
the day.
Coach Weir seemed to be
pleased in some of the depart
ments. Most of the runners
seemed to be starting well in the
dashes and Hutton s time seemed
to indicate more to come in the
future.
Results, three-quarter mile-run, won by
Harold Kopf, Lexington, 3:Z3.v; second,
Henry Schluter, Fremont, 3:25.9; third.
Don Thell, Oshkoah.
440 yard dash Won by Hulbert, Ord.
52.6; second, Bill Morehouse, Boukler,
Colo.
60 yard daah First heat, won by Dick
Hutton, Auburn, :06.3; second. Bill Moo,
mey. York and Francis Kacot. Lexington,
fourth. Bill Brainaird, Talmage. Second
heat, won by Ray Magsman, second. Bob
Berkshire,. Omaha; two-mile run, won oy
Stan Martin, Broken Bow, 10:29.3; sec
ond. Bob Reece.
680 yard run Won by Harold Kopf.
Lexington, 2:78; second, Jim Martin,
Omaha: third. Don Thiel. Oshkosh.
0 yard high hurdler Won by Bob
Berkshire, Omaha, 7.8; second, Willis
Jones, Mlnden; third, Ray Magsman, Al
bion; fourth. Herb Gish, Omaha.
60 yard low hurdles Won bv Bob Berk
shire, Omaha :07.3; second Ray Mags
man, aioiod; third, Bill urainaira; iourcn,
Dean Rogers.
Relay Won by Brainaird, Nlcolol,
Rchuler. Brandnmff. Vollertaon. Time.
3:24.1.
Shot Dick Pederit, Lincoln, 49 feet;
second, Wayne Sees, Gordon; third, Charles
Toogood, North Platte,
Indoor Track
Finals Feature
IM Activities
Intramural activities hit the fi
nal stdges of the first semester
schedules this week with the fi
nals of the annual indoor track
and field meet Monday night
headlining the program.
Alpha Tau Omega, with a firm
hold on first place, will be hard
pressed by the Delta Upsilon and
Phi Delta Theta cindermen in
the three final events to be run
off Monday afternoon in the 'east
stadium.
In Thursday's rifle shooting
tournament the ROTC marksmen
defeated the Univets and the
Pershing Rifles squad defeated
NROTC. Wilbur Schulte of Per
shing Rifles broke 190 targets out
of 200 while Bill Brandt of
NROTC hit 188.
Monday the Alpha Tau Omega
squad meets Farm House and
Sigma Chi fires against Delta Tau
Delta.
Monday and Tuesday games
wind up the first semester ot
cage play. League action will re
sume at the start of the spring
semester.
MONDAY'S GAMES.
Ag 5:00, Theta XI vs. Delta Upsilon.
8:40, Lapp's Boys vs. Rustics.
Coliseum 7:00, Football Team vs. the
Ricketeers and DUa Theta Phi vs. Meth
odist Wheels. 7:50, Sigma Gamma Ep
silon vs. Pill Rollers, Newman Club vs.
Building B and Huskerville vs. Building
C. 8:40, Extra-Light Brigade vs. Dormi
tory C, ASME Engineers vs. Architects
and ROTC vs. Melting Pot.
TUESDAY'S CAMES.
Coliseum 7:00, Cornhusker Co-Op vs.
Signfa Phi Epsilon (A). Tau Kappa Ep-
silon vs. Phi Kappa Psi (A); and Sigma
Alpha Epsilon vs. Kappa Sigma (A).
7:50, Presbyterians vs. Hufnagle Field,
Alpha Tau Ompga vs. Sigma NU (A),
and Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Alpha Mu
(A).
8:40 Brown Pala:e vs. Alpha Sigma
Phi (A), Delta Sigma Pi vs. 8igma Cbi
(A), and Delta Tau Delta vs. Phi Gam
ma Delta (A).
A g 5:00, Farm House vs. Phi Delta
Theta (A): 7:50. Farm House vs. Alpha
Gamma Rho (B). 8:40, Beta Theta Pi vs.
Kappa Sigma (B).
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CALHOUN GAINS UPPER IIAND-Jerry Calhoun, 165-pound Ne
braska grappler, gains position of advantage over Colorado's Harry
Mcintosh on way to a 7-3 decision as Coach Pat Patterson's Scarlet
mat crew gained its first win of the season by dropping the Buffs
19-10 Friday night. Referee Norman Sorenson watches the action.
(Photo by Daily Nebraskan Photographer Bob Duis.)
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Scarlet Grapplers
Defeat CU, 19-10
Winning five of eight matcnes,
the Nebraska mat squad picked
up its initial victory of the sea
son Friday night by dropping the
Colorado Buffalo team . 19-10 in
a match held at the Coliseum.
Only Nebraska fall was regis
tered by Bob "Peewee" Yambor,
who flattened his 121-pound foe,
Bob Haldeman, in 4:28.
Kenny Brown, Jack Barrett,
Jack Tamai, and Jerry Calhoun
picked up decision in the 128,
136, 145 and 165-pound classes.
Andy Marinkovich drew in a 175-
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Shepherd.
Dick Hill of Nebraska was pin
ned in 4:15 by Al Mott and Rex
Hoy lost a heavyweight verdict to
Owen Nicholson.
The Colorado university match
was the second meet of the sea
son for Coach Pat Patterson's
grapplers.
GOOD, LEWANDOWSKI SPEAK.
Harry Good, University of Ne
braska basketball coach, and Busi
ness Manager A. J. Lewandowskl
spoke at the Fremont high school
athletic dinner held at the Fre-
mont auditorium Thursday night.
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