Wednesday, May 4, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Dells Spurt
To Overtake
ATOs, 11-10
Upsets were the feature of the
day Monday in softball as more
unbeaten teams were knocked off.
The big upset came when the de
fending champion Alpha Tau
Omegas dropped an 11 to 10 de
cision to the Delta Tau Deltas.
The Delts had a big last in
ning as they pushed over four
runs in the top of the sixth frame
to take a one run lead. In the
bottom half, the first two Taus
went out. The following two
reached bases, but the next Tau
batter flied to deep center to end
the game and give the win to the
Delts.
Delta Sigma Pi provided an
other thriller as they topped the
DUs 7 to 6, out at the Ag fields.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon took high
scoring honors for the day as they
punched out 20 runs against seven
for Pioneer Co-op.
Dthpr scores: Betas, 11, Sigma
Nus, 2; Brown Palace, 14; Delta
Chi, 11; AGRs, 1; Acacia, 0, for
feit; Operators, 2; V-5's, 2; Kappa
Sigs, 10.
In the horsehoe competition,
three games were played. Inter
varsity took nine from the Meth
odists, Newman Club slipped by
the Presbys. 5-1, and the AORs
dropped the Kappa Sigs, 6-3.
The intramural department
announced that the deadline
for the second round matches
in the badminton singles tour
nament must be In by Thurs
day, May 5. These results must
be turned in to the IM office
before 5 p. m.
IM Gymnastic
Contest Slated
For May 9-13
Competition in the intramural
gymnastic meet will open next
Monday and continue through the
week. Six events will be offered:
mat tumbling, trampoline tumb
ling, horizontal bar, parallel bars,
stationary rings and side horse.
A contestant may enter any
number of events. The all-around
champion will be determined by
the total number of points made
in all events entered.
The scoring will be on a per
fect score of 100 points. Half will
be given for difficulty and half
for execution and form. A team
trophy will be awarded to the
winning fraternity team.
All men interested in compet
ing should work out this Aeek
in the Coliseum basement. Any
one wishing to have instruction
should contact Charlie Miller in
Room 107 of the new PE building.
Each event will consist of two
parts, a required exercise and an
optional exercise.
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Will Compete
For Relays Title
Wednesday and Thursday, May
11, 12, have been set as the dates
of the intramural track relays, ac
cording to L. E. Means, head of
the IM department.
The meet will be held on the
Memorial Stadium track, with
each day's schedule to start at
5:10. Four events, shot put, broad
jump, 440 relay and the sprint
medley relay will be neia Wed
nesday. Thursday's schedule lists
the pole vault, discus. 120 yard
low hurdlers. 880 relay, high
jump and thousand yard run.
The meet scoring will consist
of: individual events 7-5-4-3-2-1.
and the relays will be scored 13.
10, 8, 6, 4, 2. The meet is a Jack
Best event, organizations must
have at least five men actually
competing to be eligible for par
ticipation points and team honors.
An individual or group in the
University is eligible to compete
except members of the track
squad, former track lettermen,
men who have represented the
University in track meets since
April 1, and members of spring
sports varsity squads.
Besides Jack Best points, the
winning fraternity will receive a
trophy. A trophy will also go
to the man declared the meet's
outstanding athlete. The winning
Coach Harry Good wishes all
men on the varsity basketball
squad to meet in the locker
room in the Coliseum at 4 p. m.
on Wednesday, May 4, so that
varsity pictures may be taken.
All men are urged to be on
time.
Meinke Outspells
ROTC Scholars
Darrel Meinke is the first win
ner at the manual of arms spell
down sponsored by Scabbard and
Blade. Meinke won through a
process of elimination. He re
ceived a medal for the victory.
At the next spell down, to be
hiuiri at 4 n m.. May 5. in the
Drill hall at the Armory, Cadet
Meinke will defend his title.
Semi-weektv contests for the
award will be held throughout
the remainder of the semester.
Huskcr Swimming
Coach in Hospital
Coach Hollie Lepley, veteran
swim mentor, underwent an ap
pendicitis operation last Thursday
at Lincoln General hospital. Coach
Lepley is currently running a L,ne
Saving and Water Safety class in
the Coliseum. In his absence the
class is being taken by warren
Web" Emery.
independent team will qualify all
point winners on' their squad for
intramural medals. All recoia
breakers will receive certificates
No man may participate in more
han fnur pvents. The IM depart
ment remmmends a maximum of
three. Track shoes will not be
nllnwpri All contestants are urged
to get warmed up early, as all
events will start on time.
t T.:.t vpni's comDetition found
thn f p H house. Daced rjy rsiu
Mnmitrnvrl. now a member of the
varsity track squad, winning the
championship. Second was Aipna
Tau Omega, and third Phi Delta
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