Sun'day, February 29, 1948
Tiger Ace Sets World Record;
Huskers Take 3rd In Loop Meet
Madill Gartiser of Missouri set a new world's record of
:06.8 seconds in the 60-yard low hurdles last night in Kan
sas City as the Tigers won the Big Seven indoor champion
ship with a toal of 67 points.
Kansas University upset the pre-meet predictions by
taking second place with 35 points. Nebraska, an earlv fav-
onte to pusn me iigers, wouna
Six new conierence recoras
were written into the books as
the Tigers ran away with the
meet. Gartiser set two marks, one
in the lows and the other in the
high hurdles. His time in the highs
was :07.4. Hal Moore, Kansas, set
a new record of 4:18.6 in the mile
run.
A new shot put mark of 52 feet
43s inches was set by Rolliz Pra
thher of Kansas State. Another
Kansan, Tom Scofield from Kan
sas University, leaped 6 feet 5
inches to better the high jump
mark. And Missouri raced to a
new record of 3:23.4 in the relay.
Mile ran: Won by Hal Moor. Kan;
Pfcond, Bub Karnes, Kansas; third. Bob
Bosworth, Missouri; fcurth. Bud Kver
ett. Iowa State; fifth. Bill Arlen. Iowa
State. Time 4:18.6. iNfw record; old
mark was 4:lfl.7 ret by Bob Ginn, Ne
braska, in 1947
60-yard hlph hurdles Won by Madill
Osrtiser, Missouri; second. William Self,
Missouri; third. Bob Berkshire. Nebras
ka; Fourth, Karl Klliott, Kansas State;
fifth. Rod McClay. Kansas State. Time
:07.4 (New record: Old mark was :07.5
set by Bob Bladely Missouri in 1947).
Broad Jump Won by Robert Teel,
Missouri, 23 feet 2; second. Bob
Crowley. Kansas. 23 0; third. Hoho ;il
strap, Oklahoma, 22-11'; fourth. Bill
Weaver, Oklahoma, 22-8" i fifth. Bob
Menary, Colorado, 22-8".,.
60 yard dash Won by Harry Giith,
Missouri; second, Madill ftartixer, Mis
souri: third. Bob Schuster. Missouri;
fourth. Dick Hut ton. Nebraska; fifth,
Al Thompson, Nebraska.
Al Thompson. Nebraska. Time :06.3.
(Ties record held Littler. Nebraska; Wal
ters, Missouri; and Guth, Missouri.)
Shot put Won by Rollin Prather,
Kansas State. 52 feet 4 inches; sec
ond Ed Quirk. Missouri. ."2-H ; third,
liek PI dent. Nebraska, 48- 1V4; lourth,
Mel Sheehan. Missouri. 46-5; fifth, G.
I Pelts. Missouri. 45-114. (New rec
ord: Old mark was 52 feet 1 Inch set
by Quirk in lt45.
(50-yard low hurdles: Won by Madill
Gartiser. Missouri; second. Rod McClay.
Kansas Slate; third. Leland Bussell, Mis
souri; fourth. Al Thompson, Nebraska;
fifth. Ray Magsamen. Nebraska. Time
08 8. (New record; old mark was :U6.9
set by Joe Shy. Missouri, and Gartiser.)
440 yard run Won by Loyal Hurlbert,
Nebraska; second. Dick Ault, Missouri;
third, Elmer Klein, Missouri: fourth,
Charles Temple, Colorado; fifth, Dick
WaKstaff. Kansas. Time- .Ml. 4
Two-mile run Won by Bob Karnes.
Kansas- second. Hal Moot, Kansas;
third. John Canaris. Oklahoma: fourth,
R. C. Slorum, Oklahoma; fifth, lavid
Vanliaverbeke, Kansaa State. Time
9.41.1. RsO-yard run Won by Jim Martin,
Nebraska: second, Dick Shea, Kansas;
third. Charles Lancaster. Missouri;
fourth. Iniane Wolfe. Missouri; fifth,
Kenneth Biggins. Oklahoma. Time- 1:57.9.
Hlph jump: Won by Tom Scofield.
Kansas. 6 feet iS; second. Don Smith,
Iowa State 6-3; tie for third between
Bill Carroll. Oklahoma, and James How
art. Missouri. 6-2: tie for fifth between
Bill Weaver. Oklahoma, and Wayne Fee
kin. Iowa State. 6-1. (New record: old
mark waa 6-5 by BUI Lambth. Okla
homa.) Pole va-jlt: Tie for first at 12 feet 11
inches between Don Cooper, Nebraska;
Bill Carroll Oklahoma: Justin Knapp.
Missouri, and Clare Gregg, Colorado. Tie
for fourtn between Rod McClay, Kansaa
State; Jim Myeri. Nebraska: D. C. Van
dyne. Missouri, and Clarence McKee.
Colorado. 12-6.
Mile relay: Won by Missouri (Elmer
Klein, Gilbert iVillllps. Dick Schmidt and
Dick Aultl; second. Nebraska; third,
Kanwis: fouith. Oklahoma; fifth. Iowa
State. Time 3:23 4. (New record: old
murk was 3:26.9 set by Iowa state in
19(1.1
Splashers Nip
Kansas State
In Dual Meet
Husker swimmers won five of
nine events tp squeeze by Kansas
State, 43-41, in a Big Seven con
ference meet at Manhattan Friday
night.
Nebraska clinched the victory
after the final 400-yard free style
relay which was won the quartet
of Swihart. Campbell, Allen and
Branch in 4:05.5.
Conrad King, who swam in the
150 yard medley relay, won the
200-yard breast stroke but was
disqualified because of an. illegal
turn.
Results:
lM-yard medley relay: Won by Ne
braska (Kenton, King. Swihart I: second,
Kansas State (Holden, SlRman). Time
3:2fi 5.
220-yard free stvle: Won by Gilllsple
(KS); second. Nichols (K8); third. Porter
Ni. Time 2:33. S.
50-yard free stvle: Won by Leit (KSl;
second. Allen Ni; third. Swihart (N);
fourth, Grieshaber (JfSt. Time :30.5.
Diving: Won by Moore IS) : second,
McClay (KS). third. Bell (N); fourth,
Linrtsey (KS).' Time 254.4.
KiO-yard free stvle: Won by I-eit (KSO:
second, Nichols (KS): third. Allen kS) ;
fourth. Branch (N. Time :59.
150-yard back stroke: Won by Fenon
'Np: second, Campbell (N); third, Holden
(KS). Time 1:56.7.
2i0-yard breast stroke: Won by Heins
'Ni; second, Klgman (KS); third, Hecka
thorn (KSi. Time 2:39.7.
440-ard free style: Won by Gllllspie
(KS); second. Porter (N): third, Swihart
I):. Time 5:47.5.
400-ysrd free, style relay: Won by Ne
braska (Swihart, Campbell, Allen and
Rranrhi; second Kansas Stale (Greishaber,
"Uder, Leit and Nichols). Time 4:05.5.
up in third place with 29
Playoffs Start
In Intramural
Cage Tourney
Basketball playoffs for the All
University Championship gets un
der way March 2 when four
teams take to the hardwood in
the coliseum.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon meets
Beta Theta Pi and Phi Gamma
Delta takes on Phi Delta Theta
at 8:40 p. m. The winner of the
Phi Cam vs. Phi Dclt game will
play a tough Phi Kappa Psi squad
Wednesday at 8:40 p.m. Alpha
Tau Omega meets the winner of
the Sig Alph-Beta match.
Semi-finals for the fraternity
champion will be played March 8
at 5:00 p. m.
The Independent Leagues will
see Lilies vs. YMCA March 3. I FT
tripped Muscle Men while Huf
nagle Field beat Rustics in the
first playoffs in the Independent
league. I FT is scheduled to meet
the Hufnagle Field five March 4.
Newman Club meets the winner
of the Lilies vs. YMCA.
In the Fraternity B league it
will be the Phi Gams vs. Sigma
Nu with the winner playing the
Phi Deltas Beta Sigma Psi and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon meet at
8:40 p. m.
Nebraska Frosli
Win Two Postals
Nebraska University's freshman
track team scored two postal vic
tories last week over Colorado
University and Missouri. The
frosh downed Missouri, 55-49, and
Colorado, 69-34.
Against Colorado's freshmen,
the Huskers won seven events.
Bill Mountford won two firsts in
the mile and the 880. The Ne
braskans captured five first places
against Missouri's frosh.
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P. E. Meeting
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K-State Rallies
To Hand NU
56-49 Setback
Kansas State's conference-leading
Wildcats had to come from
behind in the last half Friday
night to defeat Nebraska's bas
ketball quintet, 56-49.
Nebraska put a tight zone de
fense on the Kansas State boys
during the first half. Not until
en minutes of the opening stanza
had elapsed did the Wildcats
score. Howard Shannon hit the
initial Wildcat bucket, and Coach
Jack Gardner's cagers had to wait
until 34 minutes remained in
the first half before they could
hit from the field a second time.
Nebraska held a 28-18 margin
at half-time, and were ahead,
28-13, at one time in the first
half.
Wildcats Change Tactics.
Kansas State changed its strat
egy after intermission and pulled
the Husker zone out by shooting
long shots. Then the Wildcats
went back into their fast break
and won going away.
Forward Rick Harman of Kan
sas State led in the scoring col
umn with 14 points. Neal Mos
ser topped the Cornhuskers with
11 counters, and Forward Claude
Retherford hit for ten.
The victory was number eight
in ten conference games for the
Wildcats. Nebraska has won four
and lost six.
Nebraska
49 K-State (M)
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4 2-4 2 Howey e 0 0-0 1
4 0-0 2 Krone f 11-10
2 0-0 1 Harman f 5 4-6 0
3 3-5 2 Weatherby f 2 616 2
1 1-3 2 Brannum c 0 1-4 5
0 0-0 1 Clark e 2 4-5 3
0 0-2 1 Shannon g .1 4-4 3
5 1-3 3 l-angton g 4 2-2 3
2 0-1 5 Dean g 0 0-0 0
0 0-0 1
0 0-0 1
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Retherford f
Shields f
Schleiger f
Whitehead c
Denker g
Brown g
Mosaer
Jerv g
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Srb s
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Totals 21 7-18 22 Total!
17-22-28-14
Score at half: Nebraska 2S, Kansas State
IS.
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