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Sunday, March 21, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Sharpe Drills
80 Candidates
For Opener
With the season's opener only
wo weeks away, Coach Tony
Sharpe is working with nearly 80
candidates for the 1948 Husker
baseball team.
The diamond men were unable
to practice outside until late in
the week. Southern Methodist will
be the first Husker foe, March
29-30, at. Dallas, Tex.
Twelve Lettermen.
Twelve returning lettermen are
brightening the hopes that the
weather has darkened. Only the
first base position is short of ex
perienced material. With the
withdrawal from school of Thur
man Wright, this position is left
shy. Lettermen Butch Mathews,
Nattick, Mass., who played in the
outfield last spring; Bob Schlciger,
Omaha, and Norbert Tiemann,
Campbell, are promising hopefuls.
The Huskers are deep in the
pitching spot with Elroy Goly
stcin, Waco, expected to be the
mainstay, lie won three and lost
one last year and struck out 28
men in 33 innings. Elroy is a
sophomore and a lettcrman. Jim
Sandstedt, Omaha, who was in
jured but saw limited service;
Angclo Ossino, Omaha; Sterling
Van Vleck, Ncligh; Jim Sharp,
Omaha, and Jack Helmsing,
Omaha, are bidding for perma
nent opening stints.
Outfield Veterans.
In the outfield, several veterans
return. Fritz Hegwood, Omaha,
was the leading hitter last year
with .436; Bob Cerv, Weston, who
smashed seven home runs in 13
games; Wesley Maser, Lincoln, a
.306 hitter, and Harland Powley,
Pender, one of the squad's top
dclcnshe players, are the leading
contenders.
The Huskers open their Big
Seven schedule tit Oklahoma,
April 2-3. The opening home
games are April 16 and 17 against
Kansas State.
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CHAMPIONS Shown above are the eight Intramural boxing champs and the coach of Ihe
championship team. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Left to right: Bob Edwards, 165; Don Svoboda, ay
weight; Del Roth, 135; Jerry Hull, 145; Gerald Ferguson, 175; Dwight Byers, Sig Ep coach, lorn
Loisel, 155; Ray Roth, 125; and Dan Chaney, 130.
Eight Boxing Kings Crowned Friday Night
Eight Intramural boxing chain
pions were crowned Friday night
in the final round of the all
university championships.
Two champions from last year's
tournament lost their crowns in
the finals. Don Thiel, defending
135-pound champ, lost by default
to Del Roth. Thiel received an
injury in a wood working class
and was unable to fight.
Hull Dethrones Skochdopole
Bob Skochdopole was the other
defending king to drop his final
bout. Jerry Hull of Ashland, took
a close decision from the Ravenna
battler to win the championship.
In one of the feature bouts of
the evening, Don Svoboda of Lin
coln, fighting tor the Wheels, out
pointed Francis Mandula, Sigma
Chi from Youngstown, Ohio, to
win the heavyweight title. Man
dula had things his own way the
first round, but Svoboda came
back in the second and third
rounds to take the decision.
Tom Loisel. Sig Ep from West
Point, won the 155-pound title by
decisioning his team mate. Keith
Cossairt from Papillion. The 125
pound bout also pitted two mem
bers of the same team against
eaclj other. Ray Roth from Mem
phis and Bill Coffey from Rush
ville both represented the Wheels
in that bout. Roth took a decision
to win the crown.
Sie Eps Retain Championship
Sigma Phi Epsilon retained its
team championship with a total
of 126 points. Delta Upsilon took
the second-place trophy in the
interfraternity division with 56
points, while the Wheels were the
toD indeDendent team with 83
was presented the championship
trophy.
12S pounds: Ry R"th (Wheels) !!
iloned Bill Coffey (Wheels.)
130 pounds: Pan Chaney (Independents)
decisioned Derald May (UU).
13S pounds: Del Rotn (Beta) won from
Don Thiel DU) by default.
145 pounds: Jerry Hull (Phi Cam) de
risloned Boh Skochdopole (SIR Kp).
l.Vk pounds: Tom Loisel (Sig Kp) de
cldoned Keith Cossairt (Sir KP-
16ft pounds: Bob Edwards (Wheels) de
clsinned Gene Hennek (ATO).
175 pounds: Gerald Fercuson (Sir Chi)
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points. Dwight Byers Sig Ep Coach cioned Francis Mandula (SiR Chi.
Iowa U Wins
Rifle Tourney;
Nebraska 2nd
Iowa University swept both the
individual and team titles in the
National Intercollegiate rifle
tournament held on the Andrews
Hall range Saturday.
Three Iowa City sharpshooters,
Charles Rogler, John Rohner and
William Voclckers. finished first,
second and third, respectively,
in the individual shooting. Rogler
fiioH "R1 out of nossible 300. Roh
ner and Voclckers fired 277 and
274 respectively.
Palmer Tops Nebraskans
Walt PalmeT from Westfield, N.
J., was the top man on Sgt. Lo
vold's Nebraska team. Palmer
fired 273 for fourth place in the
individual firing. Herb Miller
from Omaha fired 268 for sec
ond place among Nebraska shoot
ers. Nebraska No. 1 finished second
behind Iowa in the team firing.
The Nebraska squad was com
,o nf Millar Palmer. Jim Pop-
pie Casper, Wyo., Gerald Roesler,
Tobias, and William Brandt, Un-adilla.
Nebraska No. 2 placed third,
and Creighton finished last.
Oherle, Radke, Goeres, Potash and
Harris were the Nebraska shoot
ers. Eleven other tournaments are
being held throughout the country
to determine the 1948 champions.
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