Thursday, April 28, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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NU Wins Opener, Drops
Second Tilt at Iowa State
The jinx which has kept Coach
Tony Sharpe's baseballers from
sweeping a two-game series held
true again at Ames Monday .and
Tuesday.'
Nebraska buried the Cyclones
under a 16-hit barrage to take
the Monday game 10-3, but drop
ped the Tuesday encounter 3-2.
The split left the NU loop record
at three wins and four losses.
Bob Cerv led the attack on two
Cyclone pitchers Monday with a
triple and two singles in five trips
-to the plate. The game was close
until the sixth inning. Leading 3-0
entering the sixth, Nebraska ex
ploded for four runs to boost their
margin to seven runs.
SUCCESSIVE three-baggers by
Cerv and Hobe Hayes drove in
three runs and sent Cyclone pit
cher Hogue to the showers. Cerv's
drive sent Del Blatchford and
Fritz Hegwood across the plate,
with Cerv scoring on Hays' hit.
The Husker s scored single runs
in the first, fourth, fifth, and each
of the last three innings. Five
Scarlet batsmen garnered two or
more hits. Besides Cerv, Grogan
got three for five; Gloystein two
for four, one a double; Hayes two
for four; and Novak two for five.
Novak hit the day's only home run
in the fourth inning with the sacks
empty.
Elroy Gloystein was on the
mound for the Huskers. He scat
tered five Iowa State hits to gain
the win. Further example of the
Nebraska supremacy is shown by
the fact that they left 10 runners
stranded compared to four for the
Cyclones.
IOWA State scored a run in the
last half of the ninth in taking
their 3-2 win in the second game,
The game was a pitching duel be
tween Nebraska's Jim Sandstedt
and Cyclone Burgess. The Hus'
kers were held to five hits, and
shut out until the ninth inning.
Trailing the Iowans 2-0, as a
result of single runs in the first
and fifth innings, Nebraska came
to life in the top half of the final
inning to knot the count. Del
Blatchford singled, and Bill Den
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ker poled a homer to score two
runs and send the game into the
Iowa ninth.
The Cyclone shortstop, Henely,
opened the inning with a single,
and moved to second on Senne
wald's sacrifice. He went to third
as Knox was safe at first on Hay's
error. A ground ball hit by Mc
Luen enabled Henely to race home
with the winning tally. The little
shortstop scored all three Iowa
runs.
Lack of a fence around the
outfield cost Bob Cerv a possible
game-winning homer earlier in
the contest. Cerv pounded out a
400-foot drive that was caught by
a Cyclone outfielder.
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Husker Golfers
Defeat Kansas
State 14 12-3 Vz
Cornhusker golfers notched
win number two Tuesday after
noon as they dropped the visiting
Wildcats from Kansas State, 14
to 3 ',2 on the Hillcrest Country
club course.
Don Spomer of Nebraska
picked up scoring honors for the
day as he came in with a par 72
to beat Mike Myers of Kansas
State, 3 to 0.
Bill Mahoney picked up the
only win for the visiting club as
he debeated Vera Strauch, 2'
to .
The next match for the Husker
Linksmen will be April 29 when
they entertain Wichita University
in a dual match. Summaries:
Del Ryder, Nebraska, defeated Bob
Moss, Kansas Slate, 24 to t.
Don Stroh, Nebraska, defeated Don
Bishop, Kansas Stale, 3 to 0.
Ryder-Stroh, Nebraska, defeated Moaa
Bishop, Kansas State, 3 to 0.
Don Spomer, Nebraska, deefated Mike
Myers, Kansas State, 3 to 0.
Bill Mahoney. Kansas State, defeated
Vern fltrauch. Nebraska, 24 to Vfe.
Spomer-Strauch, Nebraska, defeated
Myers-Maboney, Kansas State, 3 to 0.
University Party Elects v
Jerry Drulinger President
Jerry Druliner has been elected
president of the University Party
for the coming year. Chosen to
serve as vice-president was Dick
Cullen, and Ray Simmons will
serve as secretary.
HuskerMatmen
Nudge Kansas
State Squad 4-3
Husker netman chalked up their
first victory over a Big Seven op
ponent, squeezing out a 4-3 win
over scrappy Kansas State, Tues
day afternoon at the Lincoln
Tennis Club.
Huskers' Bob Slezak and Don
McArthur had little trouble in
their singles games as they each
ran up scores of 6-1, 6-3 over their
opponents.
Bob Means worked harder to
nudge a more stubborn K-Stater,
Ken Skelton, 6-4, and 8-6. '
Slezak and McArthur teamed up
for Nebraska's doubles win, de-
Kappa Sigs Drop
TKEs; Hold Lead
Eleven Softball games were
played Monday and thirteen on
Tuesday as the Intramural
Leagues reached the halfway
mark.
Defending champs Alpha Tau
Omega kept their record
clean with a 9-2 victory over
Cornhusker Co-op. Kappa Sigma
also maintained their perfect
record with a tight 4-2 squeeze
over the Tekes. Beta Sigma Psi
defeated the Phi Delts but then
forfeited the game for using an
ineligible player.
Delta Sigma Phi beat Delta
Sigma Pi in the battle of the
Delta Sigs by a 6-0 score and
Sigma Phi Epsilon bounced back
with a 13-10 decision over the
Delts.
The Baptist Student House took
over the Interdenominational lead
with a 16-13 victory over the
Lutherans. The Baptists now have
a 2-0 record. Intervarsity climbed
to a lie for second in that league
with a 5-0 shut-out over the
Newman Club. The Presbyterians
cut loose on the Christians with
1 runs in the first inning and
went on to win 25-7.
The Student Union opend their
season with a convincing 18-3
win over Dorm A-l.
Phi Kappa Psi . Alpha Sigma Phi 3.
Farm House 11, Siema Alpha Mu 7.
HI if ma Nu 1, Acacia 0.
Beta Tbeta Pi 6 Alpha Gamma Rho 2.
Zeta Beta Tau 12, Delta Chi 7.
Krtej Boys 6, ARO 0.
Operators 12, Wheels 9.
V-8'a 9, Mustangs 8.
Tridents 14. Univ. YMCA 9.
Alpha Kappa Psi 14, Dorm B 13.
Lilies 10, Dorm C 6.
Norris House 10, kg Rockets 9.
Oeoloev 11, Pill Rollers 3.
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Palladians Plan
Night for Parents
Saturday night will be Parent's
night for the Palladian Literary
society.
A series of skits will portray
Palladian's yearly activities at the
annual event to be held on the
third floor of the Temple building.
Literary activities of the society
will appear on the program along
with social events.
Visitors are welcome to join in
the fun. Refreshments will be
served.
feating Thompson-McMurrey to
the tune of 6-2, 8-6. Summaries:
Bob 81ezak, Nebraska, defeated Louis
Thompson, Kansaa State, 6-1, 6-3.
Jim Nmirnpn V,..,. out. .4 r . . .1
Jack Cady, Nebraska, 8-6, 6-4.
Don McArthur Khrnalta H.r..i.4 Tii ..i.
Powers, Kansas State, 6-1, 6-3.
Bob McMurrey, Kansaa State, defeated
Jamie Curran, Nebraska. 3-6. 6-0. 6-0
Bob Means, Nebraska, defeated Ken
Skelton, Kansas State. 6-4, 8-6.
8leiak-Mc Arthur, Nebraska, defeated
Thompson-McMurrey, Kansas State. 6-2
2-6.
Neumen-Powers, Kansaa State, defeated
Curran, Nebraska, 6-1, 6-0.
Alpha Tans Take
Water B-Ball Title
Alpha Tau Omega withstood a
second half rally by the Muscle
men in the playoffs for the All
University champion in water
basketball, to cop the crown by a
nine to eight margin. Half-time
score was six to four, in favor
of the ATOs. The Musclemen at
tack, led by Buele Balderston
and Jack Kleinkoff, came back
from a 6-0 deficit to almost over
take the Jack Best champs.
The IM Dept. announced
that the fames scheduled to
be played Thursday, April 28
at 5:45 p. m. on the Whittier,
Peter Pan and Ag Coll ere
fields have been moved back
to 6:15 p. m. so that the ROTC
men can get through drill and
participate in the games.
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Each a potential winner!
KEITH O'BANNON Delta Upsilon
BOB ACKERMAN Delta Upsilon
DAVE McSHANE Phi Delta Theta ; .
TOM LftWRTE Phi Delta Theta '
VIC FAUST. JR. Unaffiliated ;
WINTON BUCKLEY Alpha Tau Omega
FIG FLAGG Alpha Tau Omega
CHUCK THOENE Phi Gamma Delta
DON BLOOM Phi Gamma Delta !
CHICK STORY Alpha Tau Omega i
NORMAN D. ZAHN Phi Gamma Delta
WENDY GAUGER Sigma Phi Epsilon
SILAS B. MARKESON Phi Kappa Psi !
DON DARST Sigma Phi Epsilon f
JOE WILLIAMS Phi Delta Theta
BOB WALLACE Kappa Sigma
BOB ALLEN Phi Delta Theta ,
DON DUTTON Sigma Nu 't
JTM SULLIVAN Delta Upsilon i;
"BY" KRASNE Zeta Beta Tau
NORBERT TEMANN Beta Sigma Phi
WILLIAM ALLISON Unaffiliated h
HAROLD SCHOLL Unaffiliated
WTLLARD COFFIN Unaffiliated V
MARVIN JAY GRIMM Sigma Alpha Epsilon v
JAMES VAN BURGH Sigma Chi
BUS WHITEHEAD Sigma Chi '
STERLING SEATON Sigma Chi
AJAX CMEARA Delta Upsilon jt
CHUCK HEMMINGSEN Delta Upsilon
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