iWe'dnesctay, May 5, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Sandstedt Hurls Huskers
To 10-1 Triumph Over KU
Good pitching by Jim Sanstedt, plus some timely hitting and
brilliant fielding, gave Nebraska the first game of a two-game set
with KU, 10-1, on the Husker field Tuesday afternoon.
Big Jim got in three or four tight jams but escaped without
damage in evry inning except the fifth when two singles, a hit
batsman and a walk forced one
run across the plate. Third base
man Bill Denker pulled, the field
ing gem of the game in the second
when he stopped a hot grounder
behind the hot corner with his
bare hand, fell to the ground, and
then got up and threw the runner
out by half a step at first.
Denker Slaps Double.
Husker power got the home
team off to a two run lead in
the first frame. Denker slapped
a long double to the left center
field fence and Bob Grogan
walked. Then Wes Maser
grounded a ball past the third
sacker scoring two.
In the bottom of the fourth
they scored two more when
Maser singled and Cerv deubled.
Both scored when the thira base
man threw past the catcher trying
to cut down Maser at the ' plate.
After the only Jayhawk run,
Nebraska plated another in the
fifth as Hobe Hayes drew a free
pass, stole second, took third on
an overthrow and scored on
Denker's grounder.
Ends Scoring".
Nebraska ended the scoring in
the seventh with a five run
splurge. Blatchford opened it up
with a single and Sandstedt sac
rificed him to second. Don Hays'
single scored Blatchford. Hobe
Hays singled and Denker walked
to fill the sacks. After Grogan
forced Den Hays at the plate,
Maser singled into center to
score Bob Hays and Denker.
Bob Cerv blasted a long triple
to deep left center to score the
last two counts.
Meet Again Today.
The two teams will meet again
today at 3 p. m. on the home
field. Elroy 'Lefty" Gloystein is
expected to start for Tony
Sharpe's Huskers.
The box score:
French fit
IVI.una lb
Hnxnn cf
r.iikriNon rf
Mnv :ih
Bertuzzi If
Kelly 2b
SprlriK
Shaw
Kink c
Fncyk c
miniun p
Kmd p
Mabry
Tola la
4 1
2 1
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2 o
0 o
1 o
o a Nebraska
3 2 8lmrj If
8 11) Hhvi If
2 0 H. Hnyi 2b
1 0 Rull 2b
0 2 Penlirr ,1b
3 0 Omgan rx
O 0 Macra rf
0 0 Orv rf
0 0 8rhlflfcr lb
ft S Novak c-
1 0 Blx-hford e
1 0 SandHtedt p
0 0
0 0
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1
4
0
0
0 12 0
OHO
1 0
0 0 1
30 4 24 H Totala
32 9 27 12
Sprlns walked for Kflly In 9th: Bhaw
ran for Spring in 90i; Mabry hit Into
rone piny in 9th.
Knnaaa 000 010 000 - 1
Nobraaka 200 210 Mix-10
Ruin: Kflly. H. Haya 2, Dfnkrr 2,
Oroican 2. Mr 2, Orv, Blachford.
Krror: Del.tina, May. Mar, Novak.
Runa bntti-d In: DeLima, n. Haya. Mnser
4, Cerv S. Two b hit Denker, Mner.
Cerv. Three baae hit: Cerv. Sacrifice:
Fandatedt. Stolen baae: Bertuzzl, H.
Haya 2. Denver. Oroitnn. Left on baae:
Kanaas 8, Nebraska 3. Baae on balm:
Off Gilmnn 4, 8nndateri ft. St nick out: By
Gilmnn ft. Freed 1, RnndMedt ft. Hll
Olf Gilmnn ( in 6ai Innlnita; Freed 0
In IVj,. Hit by pitcher: Bv 8andatelt
Ittllinan). Wild pitch: Oilman 2. ton
ing pitcher: Oilman Umplrea: Bill Krefer
and John Hergert. Time 2:03. Attendance
HiX) (estimated).
Special Golf
Tourney Next
On IM Slate
Nebraska's golf experts will
have a chance to show their tal
ents whert the Intramural golf
specialties tournament gets under
way May 13 and May 15.
Driving for distance and pitch
ing for accuracy are the events to
be featured by the tourney. Any
man in school is eligible except
members of the varsity golf squad
and golf tetter men.
Three shots will be allowed in
the golf driving contest. Each
shot must stay within a marked
fairway boundary to count. Places
will be determined by the total
distance made by the number of
shots scored. Each contestant in
the pitching contest will be al
lowed five shots.
An official Intramural medal
will be awarded to the winner
of each of the two events. A
team trophy will be given to the
organization whose best four men
rank hi '.best in the two com
bined events.
Former UN Grid
Star to Wayne
Robert Kahler, former Husker
football back- who has been
coaching at Nebraska City, has
been named head football coach
and assistant track coach at the
Wayne State Teachers college.
Kahler was a halfback on the
Nebraska Rose Bowl team. Ht
played professional ball with the
Green Bay Packers and was a
member of their championship
team in 1944. Kahler played with
the Second Air Force "Super
bombers" while in the service.
He served as assistant football
and track coach at the Univer
sity in 1946-47. He was head
football and track coach at Ne
braska City high school during
1947-48. His team had the best
football record in the history of
the school.
Spring Cage Drills
Coach Harry Good an
nounced Monday that spring
basketbaH drills will be held
at 7:00 p. m. Monday thru
Thursday, until final week
starts. The practices will last
until about 8:15.
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