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Sunday, Feb. 6, 1949
Scarlet Track,
Field Artists
Swamp Kansas
I Coach Ed Weir's track and field
artists flew past Kansas, 79V2
24, at Memorial Stadium Sat
ifrday afternoon. It was the third
straight dual victory for the
Cornhuskers on the road leading
to the Big Seven championship.
Two meet records toppled un
der the blistering pace and three
more were equalled. Those per
formances were:
1. Bill IIcinT Don Vollertsen,
Fritz Ware and Harry Meglnnis
combined in the relay for a Ne
braska victory, establishing a
3:29.8 standard.
2. KU Sophomore Pat Bowers
defeated Husker Harold Kopf in
a 1:57.8 half-mile to better the
meet record by two full sec
onds. 3. Dick Hutton edge team
mates Harry Meginnis and Al
Thompson in a :06.2 60-yard
dash that equalled an 11-year
old mark.
4. Bob Berkshire nudged
mates Willis Jones and Ray
Magsamen and KU's Jack
Greenwood in the high hurdles
with a record tieing :07.7 per
formance. 5. Magsamen won out by a
mustache over cohorts Bill
Moomey and Thompson to. equal
the low hurdle standard of :07.
Nebraska also swept the pole
vault, shot put and two-mile run
Dick Piderit marked his return
te competition with a 48-914 ef
fort in the shot; Sophomore Leo
nard Kehl hit a new peak in win
ning the pole vault at 13 feet 3V2
inches: and Esref Aydin was all
alone at the finish of the distance
event in 10:02.9 for his first vic
tory in Scarlet silks.
TRACK KVKNT8.
60-yard dash Won hy Dirk Hutton
(N; second Harry Meginnts N); third,
Al Thompson (N). Time :06.2. (Tics
record set In 1938 by Jack IXnld.)
440-vard dash Won by Loyal Hurlbert
fN); second, Winton Studt (K); third,
Don Vollertsen (N). Time :51.8.
880-yard run Won by Pat Bowers
(K); second, Harold Kopf (N); third,
Loval Hurlbert (N). Time 1:57.8. (Bet
ter's old record of 1:59.8, set in 1946 by
Hlnrhee, Kansas.)
Mile run Won by Bob Karnes (K):
second. Hal Hlnchee (K); third, Bill
Mountford (N). Time 4:34.1.
Two mile run Won bv Esref Aydin
(N); second, Robert Reece (N); third,
Don Morrison (N). Time 10:02.9.
0-yard low hurdles Won by Ray
Magsamen (N); second, Bill Moomey (N):
third, Thompson (N). Time :07 0. (Ties
record held by Gish (N). 1938. and
Moomey (N), 1948.)
60-yard high hurdles Won by Bob
Berkshire (N); second, Willis Jones (N);
tie for third between Magsamen N)
and Jack Greenwood (K). Time :07.7.
(Ties record held by Haight (N) In 1936,
Gish (N) In 1937, Stnnnard (K) In 1944
onrt Kin if INI In 1947.)
Mile relay Won by Nebraska (Bill
Hein, Vollertsen, Fritz Ware and Me
gtnnis); second. Kansas. Time 3:29.8.
(New record, betters old mark of 3:30.5,
set by Nebraska in 1948.)
F1KI.D EVKNTS.
Shot put Won by Dick Piderit (N),
48 feet, 9 '4 Inches; second, Jim Mc
Connell (N), 45 feet. 84 Inches; third,
Lowell Nellsen (N), 42 feet, 7 '4 inches.
High jump Won by Bill Richardson
(K), 6 feet 1V4 inches; second, Orville
Glass (N), 6 feet; third, Ted Randolph
l., 5 feet, 10 inches.
Pole vault Won by I-eonard Kehl
(N), 13 feet, 3V4 inches; tie for second
between Jim Myers (N) and McConnell
(Ni. 12 feet. V4 inch.
Broad Jump Won by Ted Randolph
(Nl. 21 feet, 7 VI Inches: second, Walter
Kmery (K), 21 feet, 6 3,8 Inches; third,
Kehl (N), 21 feet, 5 inches.
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Al Thompson (left in a :06.2 performance that tied the meet standard. (Staff Photo.)
DUs, Fijis
Cop B Tilts
Delta Upsilon and Phi Gamma
Delta strengthened their bids for
the Class B Intramural cage title
in last week ends final action.
The DUs breezed past Kappa
Sigma, 52-17, and the Fijis sped
past Sigma Nu, 24-9, paced by
Bill Holmquist.
Bob Hale's 11 points led Sigma
Alpha Epsilon to a 40-6 lacing
of Zeta Beta Tau, and Alpha
Gamma Rho trounced Sigma
Alpha Mu, 23 to 6. In the other
B game, Phi Kappa Psi dumped
Brown Palace, 22-7.
Phi Delta Theta routed Corn
husker Co-op in the only Class A
action, Dick Meissner showing the
way with 13 points.
The lone Class C encounter
found Beta Theta Pi downing
Theta Xi v a 28 to 12 count.
TnHpnpnripnt comDetition com-
niftpH the action as STE
gave the Sigma tni roomings a
Inter-varsity raced
past the Baptists, 35-11; AIEE
cn,.w7H nut a 15-11 win over
Dental college, and the Architects
defeated Phi Alpha JJena, d-i.
Wildcats Give Up
Swim Competition
Kansas State abandoned its
swimming scheduled for the re
mainder of the school year, the
University of Nebraska was in
formed Friday afternoon, because
it was unable to find enough
swimmers to organize a squad.
The Huskers were slated for a
journey to Manhattan and a dual
at the Wildcat pool Monday.
Athletic Director Thurlo Mc
Crady also cancelled a Saturday
meet with Kansas and earlier had
dropped a dual with Colorado.
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the floor Saturday, fouled out
after nine minutes with the Hus
kers ahead 37-33, the game ap
peared to be in the bag.
But the Coloradoans got the
best of a free throw exchange and
went ahead 41-40 on Beseman's
charity shot with four minutes re
maining.
Lawry then potted two free
shots and Retherford hooked in
a field goal to put the Huskers
ahead to stay.
WITH NEBRASKA leading 44
41, the trouble started. One of
the referees called a technical on
the Buff bench, claiming that
their trainer tripped Husker
guard Bob Cerv as he was drib
blingdown the sidelines. The ball
ended up under the Colorado
basket, where Beseman and
Lawry had their bout.
By the end of the game, both
teams were sufficiently cooled off
to shake hands and leave the floor
quietly.
"Frosty" Cox was a good sport
to the end. Not once did he voice
disapproval of the officiating,
which in itself is a tribute to his
forebearance. His team played
good ball, certainly better than
the Husker's brand much of the
time.
Colorado fB ft f pts
Hills f 2 0- 0 5 4
Tucker f 4 3- 4 4 11
Kolaniler c 4 4- 6 5 12
Be.semann c 1 2-3 2 4
Bell c 1 3-4 4
Lev K 2 3- 4 3 7
Johnson g 0 0-0 1 0
Stokes g 0 0-1 0 0
Totals 14 15-22 24 43
Nebraska
fB ft
f pts
Srb 0 0-0
Cox f . 0 1-1
Malecek f 3 3-4
Lawry f 1 2-4
Whitehead c 2 4-5
Pierce c 0 1-1
Retherford 6 5-9
Anderson g 0 0-1
Cerv g 2 1-5
Cech g 0 0-0
0 0
2 17
0 0
3 6
1 0
Totals 14 17-30 19 45
Score at half: Nebraska 25, Colo
rado 25.
Technical fouls: Tucker. Besemann,
Le". Lawry. Colorado trainer.
Officials: Ted O'Sullivan, Missouri;
Harry Kaster. Oklahoma A. M.
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Matmen Tie
Heavyweight Mike DiBiase de-
cisioned Iowa State's John Stout
in the final match of Friday
night's dual wrestling meet, giv
ing Nebraska wrestlers a 14-14 tie
with the Cyclones at the Coliseum.
The Iowa State mat team led
for the first time after the 175
pound bout, when Don Strasheim
weighed in two pounds over
weight, gaining five pounds points
on the forfeit. Strasheim filled
in for Herb Reese, who was side
lined with a boil.
LOL'IE CANIGLIA. Husker cap
tain, started Coach Pat Patterson's
crew off to a five-point lead by
srnrinp- the evenine's onlv fall.
Hp ninnpd Cvclone Dave Manev
in 4:42 of the second round in the
121-pound class.
Bob "Pee Wee" Yambo re
mained in the unbeaten class with
an easy 8-0 decision over Ralph
Van Eaton hi the 128-pound class.
TOP MATCH of the evening
saw Nebraska's Mickey Sparano
rally to overcome a 3-0 deficit
and stab a 4-3 decision of Iowa
State's Bob Kucera in the 136
pound class. Nebraska led 11-0
after those three bouts.
The Cyclones came back to gain
three decisions in the middle
weight divisions and pare the ad
vantage to 11-9 before the forfeit
and DiBiasc's victory.
101 .imnnHs- i-nnis CRiuKlia (N.) pinned
Dave Maney (I S.) in 1:42 of second
period.
128-pounds: Robert Yambor (N.) de
clsioned Ralph Van Eaton (I.S.), 5-1.
136-pounds: Mickey Sparano (N.) de-
cisioned Bob Kucera u.a.i, 4-o.
145-pounds: Pick Ditsworth (I.S.) de
ivinnaA llr'lr TnmAI IN I. A-l.
155-pounds: Pat Bush (l.S.) decisioned
Bob Russell (N. ), 2-1.
IBS-pounds: Don Thomas (I.S.) de
KkinnnH V.n rl Ri'hneiriVr (N.). 5-2.
175-poumls: Ray Klootwyck I.S.) won
bv forfeit from uon sirasneim uvi,
CtrneHnim U:ia WO DOlinflS OVCrWeiht .
HnuvvweiL-ht Mike DiBiase (N) de
cisioned John Stout (I.S.I. 4-2.
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Cyclone Swim
Crew Drubs
NU. 56 to 27
Roger Watts led his Iowa State
mates to a convincing 56 to 27
victory over Coach Hollie Lepley's
University of Nebraska swimmers
at the Coliseum pool Friday after
noon. WATTS STROKED his way to
n nnir of nool records in leading
Jack McGuire's defending liig
Seven champions and the cyclone
medley relay squad nung up a
2:59.8 standard over the 300-yard
route.
In the 220-vard freestyle the
Town Stnte ace raced to a 2:15.4
mark, a full length ahead of team
mate Howard Lambert. Watts
lannpH Husker George Hill, h l s
only competition, twice in the
quartermile race with a 4.atj.
record clocking.
MARVIN GRIMM was the only
first nlare winner for the Corn
huskers. He touched out Iowa
State's Malcolm Schmidt in the
50-vard freestvle with a :24.4 per
formance and overcame Ed La-
berge's lead in the century to win
in :54.9.
The snrineboard provided the
dual's hottest competition as con
ference king Sam Shiftier edged
out Ed Graren, Nebraska sopho
more sensation who previously
was undefeated, by less than two
points. Both divers executed the
majority of their dives to near
perfection. Fig Flagg, runnerup to
Shiffler in last year's circuit meet,
took third far off the pace.
300-yard medley relay: Won by Iowa
State (Earl Jezek, Kd Howes, Dick Kull
man); second. Nebraska (Jack Camp
bell, Conrad King, Tom Harley). Time
2 59 8. (New pool record. Old record by
Iowa U. in 1947, 3:01. S.)
22-yard free stvle: Won by Roper
Watts (IS); second Howard Lamnen
(IS.): third, George Hill t.ii. nm
215 4 (New pool record. Old record by
Watts in 1948. 2:16.2.)
50-yard freestvle: Won by Marvin
Grimm (N); second. Malcolm Schmidt
(IS); third. Ed Laberge (IS). Time
:24 4.
IlivinR: Won by Sam Shiffler (IS),
313 5 points; second. Kddie Craren tN,
311.8 points; third, Fig Flagg (N),
233.4 points. .
100-yard freestvle: Won by Grimm (N);
second, Laberge (1C); third, Rush Smith.
(IS). Time :54 9.
150-yard backstroke: Won by Jezek:
(IS): second, Bob Wyant (IS); third,
Campbell (N). Time 1:45.3.
200-yard breastroke: Won by Howes
(IS); second, Howard Johnson (IS);
third, King (N). Time 2:37.7.
440-yard freestyle: Won by Watts (IS);
second, Hill (N). No third entrant. Time
4-56 9. (New pool record. Old record
by George Hoogerhyde, Michigan State,
in 1948, 5:00.4.)
400-yard freestyle relay: Won by Iowa
State (Smith. Lambert, Kullman. Sch
midt); second, Nebraska (Perry Branch,
Ted Kanamine, Grimm, Harley.) Time
3 45. 9.
IM Cage Slate
MONDAY.
5 p. m. Delta Upsilon vs. Phi Gamma
Delta (C); Sipma CM vs. Delta Tail
Delta (C); Sigma Nu vs. Beta Sigma Psi
(C). 7 p. m. Geology vs. ASME: Muscle
Men vs. Iowans; Pill Rollers vs. CYO.
7:50 p.m. Plainsmen vs. ROTC; Method
ists cs. Christians: Newman Club vs.
Presbyterians. 8:40 p. m. Dorm C-l vs.
Dorm A -2: Chem F. vs. A IKK: Extra
Light Brigade vs. Alpha Kappa Psi.
IM Rifle Matches
MONDAY.
Alpha Tau f i. a vs. Kappa Sigma; Phi
Kappa Psi vs. Acacia; Alpha Gamma P.ho
vs. Phi Delta Theta; Pioneer Co-op vs.
Beta Theta Pi.
