Toes&ry, February 8, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Page 3
Indoor Track,
Field Action
Opens Tonight
Indoor Intramural track and
field competition is slated to get
underway Tuesday evening at
Memorial stadium, with three final
events highlighting the opening
action. First event is set for 7:30.
Winners of the pole vault, shot
put and two-lap run will be
crowned after the first day's
action, while entrants in the 50
and 60-yard sprint events will
Vw PnnninP f Ar hArirtc in Trio eamL
finals.
,
WEDNESDAY night the action
will see the high jump and one
lap champs named and the sprint
men racing for spots in Thurs
day's finals. In addition the four
lap relay will be held the closing
day.
The one and two-lap races are
to be run in two sections against
time.
A team trophy will be presented
to the fraternity champions and
medals will be given to each in
dividual champion.
Intramural Director L. E. Means
reminds all boxers, who plan to
enter the boxing tournament to
be hejd March 7-8 and 10, that
they must put in at least nine
hours practice before March 5. All
practice sessions will be super
vised by P. E. instructors, who
will certify the conditioning daily
from Feb. 14 to March 4.
FOUR POSTPONED basketball
games were played Saturday. In
the only Class A tilt, Delta Tau
Delta trounced Brown Palace,
29-16. Presbyterians romped past
Methodists 25-16 in an Interde
nominational game. CYO won a
handy 31-17 verdict over Pirates,
Bone Crushers swamped Spade
Foots 36-18. ROTC forfeited to
Pill Rollers.
Means also announced Monday
that the usual program of recrea
tion for rren on Saturdays will
be resumed in the P. E. Bldg.
starting Feb. 5 and continuing
each Saturday. Basketball groups
desiring to have practice sessions
should call Ext. 3180 and make
proper reservation for courts and
baskets, as the building is always
full all day Saturday until 4:00
p.m.
IM Cage Slate
5 p.m.
Tuesday
A.R.ME. vs. Plil Alpha Delta;
Tbu Kappa Kpsilon vs. Phi Gumma Delta
(A); Alpha Omfca vs. Kappa Si Km a (C).
7 p. m. Pinlnl Kchool vs. Architects; Jo'
Boys vs. Sima Unrnma Kpsilrm: V-5's vs.
Rustics. 8 p. m. dinners vs. Six-Footers;
CYO. vs. A.S.C.K.; lem tins vs. Refor
matory Guards.
IM Rifle Matches
Tuesday
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END ON THE
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TEAM.
Kansas State
Tests Husker
Matmen Tonitc
Nebraska wrestlers will go
after their fourth victory in
seven starts tonight when they
are hosts to Kansas State. First
match will start at 7:30. , t'
Coach Pat , Patterson will use
the same team which drew with
Iowa State Friday, unless Herb
Reese, 175-pounder is ready to
go. Reese missed the Cyclone
contest because of a boil.
Only mutual foe faced by
the two squads this season, is
Colorado A. & M. The Iluskers
edged the Aggies 14-12, while
Kansas State dropped a 23-3
verdict.
Kansas Coach Leon Reynard's
top men are competing in the
middleweight classes. Archie
Vernon, 136, Bill Brown, 155,
and Charles Lyons, 165, are ex
pected to cause the most trouble
to the N. U. matmen.
Bob Russell, who lost a nar
row 2-1 decision Friday, will
captain the Husker grapplers.
Russell, a sophomore, will com
pete in the 155 pound division.
The entries:
Nehraska Weights Kansas State
Canisrlia 121 Falwell
Yamor 128 Hess
Sparano 136 Vernon
Tamai 145 Lyons
Russell 155 Brown
Schneider 165 Fausher
Reese or
Strahelm 175 Solomon
DiBiase Hwt Blanchard
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Coed Capers
The Badminton and Duckpins
clubs will meet this week. All
those who are in the Badminton
club are asked to be sure to come
this week, for the competition
with the men is to begin next
week.
The Badminton club will meet
Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 7 p. m., at
Grant Memorial, and. the Duck
pins club will meet .Wednesday,
Feb. 9, at 7 p. m., at Grant
Memorial.
There will be an intramural
representative Thursday, Feb. 10,
at 5 p. m., at Grant Memorial. Be
sure to send a substitute if you
are unable to come.
MAIN FEATURES START
VARSITY: "Leather Gloves,"
1:00, 3:43, 6:25, 9:14. "Shock
proof," 2:15, 4:58, 7:41, 10:29.
STATE: "Man from Colorado,"
1:09, 3:14, 5:19, 7:24, 9:31.
HUSKER: "Yokel Boy," 1:00,
3:46, 6:21, 8.56. "Scatterbrain,"
2:23, 4:58, 7:33, 10:08.
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Road Shoving by Husker
Five Key to Big 7 Crown
"Can Nebraska win on the
road?" An answer to this ques
tion, running foremost in the
minds of Husker followers, may
hold the key to the Big Seven
cage crown.
Eight conference games remain
on the Cornhusker schedule and
six of them will be away from
the familiar Coliseum maples.
Coach Harry Good's cagers de
part this week for a two-game
trip to play Kansas and Okla
homa. The Huskers maintained the
loop leadership Saturday night in
the 45-43 rock-'em-sock-'em vic
tory over Colorado. However,
with a 4-0 record in Big Seven
play, Nebraska is 'a long way
from top honors. All four vic
tories have been achieved at
home.
Oklahoma, riding along a close
second with a 5-1 record, will
get its first Big Seven action
Husker Teams
In Heavy Slate
Swimming, wrestling, track and
basketball teams of the Univer
sity of Nebraska will be in action
this week.
Oklahoma's swimming: team
will be here Saturday for a 2
p. m. meet. The Sooner wrest
ling: team meets the Nebraska
mat team at 7:30 p. m. Satur
day. Ed Weir's track team goes to
Columbia Saturday, for a test
which should provide a preview
of the indoor championships. Mis
souri has been installed as a
favorite to repeat as indoor cham
pions at Kansas City, Feb. 25-26.
Coach Harry Good's basketball
team, currently the hottest in the
Big Seven, meets Kansas at Law
rence Saturday night, then moves
on to Oklahoma for a crucial game
against the Sooners Monday.
in two weeks against the Husk
ers at Norman on Monday.
PIIOG ALLEN'S Kansas Jay
hawks will be seeking to avenge
an early 52-34 loss when they
entertain the Huskers at Law
rence Saturday night.
The Jays and Nebraska boast
the best over-all records among
loop teams with marks of 10-6.
NEBRASKA'S remaining home
schedule lists Missouri for a Feb.
21 apeparance at the Coliseum and
Oklahoma in a game which could
decide the title on March. The
rest of the slate sends the Husk
ers to all other loop strongholds.
Claude Retherford has been the
backbone of the Good-five. As
Claude goes, so have the Husk
ers gone. His play against Colo
rado was below par, although he
provided the winning punch with
17 points. He boasts the best
scoring average in the league, a
15.25 per game showing.
Bus Whitehead, closely guarded
by Kansas State last Monday and
Colorado Saturday night, slipped
in the point production but not
enough to keep him from the
loop's runnerup position.
STANDINGS
Conference
W I pia O ptS pet.
Nebraska 4 0
Oklahoma 5 1
Missouri 3 2
Kansas Slate 3 4
Kansas 2 3
Colorado 2 4
Iowa State 1 6
All Gaines
238 175 1.000
28 27 .833
203 198 .600
309 338
204 224
247 247
320 3S0
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Nebraska 10 B
Kansas 10 6
Oklahoma 9 6
Missouri 8 8
Kansas State 8 11
Iowa State 7 in
Colorado 4 8
Top Big Seven Scorers
K f(? ft pts
Retherford (N) 4
Whitehead N) .... 4
Rolander (C) 6
Glasgow (Oi 6
Petersen (IS1 7
Peterson (K) 5
Houchin K 5
Harman KS)
Paulsen (IS) 7
Courty (O) 8
Ley (C) 6
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13 61
13 47
21 67
66
20 26
27 22 76
17 20 54
19 6 54
1 4 26 54
21 20 62
16 19 51
17 16 50
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