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Wednesday, April 22, 1953
Trackmen
Prep For
Drake Meet
The Drake Relays, an annual
event for Nebraska's thinclads, is
the next stop for Coach Ed Weir's
Cornhusker squad. The NU track
squad win compete in the Des
Moines, la., meet on Friday and
Saturday.
After a credilable showing
against some of the midwest's best
field event entries last Saturday
in the Kansas University Relays
in Lawrence, Coach Weir and his
men are in hopes of bringing home
T.ore honors this weekend.
Nebraska, usually represented
-y both strength and depth in the
ast history of the Drake Relays,
will enter a surprisingly small
group of competitors this season.
Weir's main hopes will again
fall upon broad jumper Glenn
Beerline, weight man Cliff Dale,
hurdlers Wendel Cole and Dan
Tohnan, and high jumper Phil
Heidelk.
Beerline won the hop, step and
jump event at KU with a record -surpassing
leap, but the event will
not be offered at Drake.
Other Comhusker place-winners
in last weekend's successful
road entry were Heidelk, whose
high jump of 6-2 was sufficient
for a tie for second in that event,!
Dale, second in the discus with
147-1 4 heave, and Cole, who
placed second in the high hurdles.
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Husker Baseballers
Sweep Hawk Series
Kansas Halted 10-9, 20-6
Coach Tonv Sharpe's Corn
husker baseballers made it a clean
sweep of the Kansas series at
Lawrence Tuesday by winning
the second game of the twin bill,
Virgil Gottsch to streak home with
the winning run, ending the extra
inning contest, 10-9.
Gottsch, who replaced Fred
Seger at third base when the lat-
CORNHTSKE CHEERLEADERS . . . Preparing to spark Xebras ka'i athletic squads u yicicnr is .mj 1 , I lZl
heldia? rerclar spnnr practice sessions. Left to rtgtU rrant row: Korer aicdou. aanencz. jnoy """" -
and Daa FreL Back rw: Brace Kilcj, Allan Dawson, Norm Pettier, Robert aUrkenaau. Maruyn
Xebraskaa Pasta.)
Wednesday Drills Canceled
DoJph Drops Squad,
School For Service
Nebraska's hard-working spring Coach Glassford announced that
gridders again staged rugged con- jone of his top-ranking frosh can
tact drills Tuesday night, as they didates, big Darrell Dolph, has
continued their second week of .dropped from the squad. j
spring workouts. j Dolph, a Minatare slror.gboy
There will.be no workout on who wa sn all-Staler in hih
tap for the Comhuskers Wednes-'schoo jeft school to join the into their 1953
cay, nowever, cue w a -
FOUR GAMES STAGED
game:
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I Tinner If
Wkff If
Eaton and Don Orr. (Daily .rxmmti
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20-6. The opener was much ter movea 10 secoua oise i"ui.
tighter with the Huskers winning'in fo -Bob ; Reynds led off tn
in one extra inning. I. .u j u 7 r;V.
The Husker dominance over thet' La , A 1 "'X-
Javhawks left Nebraska with a T A
season- Dunn was made. Catcher Fiss
t- Coach Sharpe's diamondmen rtrnnnn the hall when he at-
combined 20 hits and utilized tempted to tag Gottsch sliding
seven Jayhawk miscues to hold a into e piate.
comfortable lead from the second, nick McCormick, who relieved
inning on. starting chucker Charley Wright
Pitcher Ray Novak was never in the seventh inning, received
in trouble as he held the KU team credit for the victory. Jayhawker
to a 10-hit total and threw the en-'John Brose, who was inserted for
tire length of the game. His mates starter Jack Stonestreet in the
got two runs in the opening frame, Husker half of the seventh, was
and added nine more in the sec-the loser.
onj Pint-sized Cornhusker short
rs v.m- tjo!, ,1 stop Diercks Rolston homered over
, ff.L3: the right field wall, in the fourth
iKcw uuw w a iw up jth one aboarcL Kansas
ito the plate, and rightfielder round.tri were b Bill Heit.
Jerry Dunn accounted for a pair h centerfielder. and leftfielder
uuuuio urn w.igic m John Perry. Heitholt's four base
times at bat to lead the Nebraska fc!ow came m fourth with one
hitting barrage. Javhawk on base. Perry's blow
The box score lor Tuesday s brought two runs in the sixth.
i Box score of the first game:
High Scoring Features Opening
Independent l-M Softball Play
abh e I Kasns
4 2 2 3 Pniliua 2b
7 3 10 Hettta d
4 10 0 Vetrr B
3 10 0 TraratMud lb
5 2 10 Kmc rf
1 0 0 0 F(
4 10 2 Wolf 3b
6 2 2 0 Himidoe p
1114 Tuamrp
5 2 11 0 Wrnkap
5 3 9 0 R- Saudi
DaKoB P
D. Saudi
' Vrfntti ilik ii i Rum iblai
5 2 0 0 p,m- illl PaUiam a, 4 2 7 1
ill! Tomboid lb a 3 4 1
5 1 3 0 Kmrk rt 1 0 0
5 2 3 0 Ptt B 1 3 1
6 2 0 0 Fate 6 3113
4 2111 Wotf 3t 2 10 1
5 1 3 3 Brtvfir 3b 2 0 11
4 18 2 HrttboH tf 4 12 0
2 0 10 Piuoin 5 12 3
1 0 0 0 Surname! 2 0 0 1
10 0 3
f 1 1 2 Cbra tf
3 5 If CJmUhl rf
J ' D-Jtinff
1 10 I Xo !b
0 0 0 0 BactJunc
0 0 0 0 WmM p
10 0 1 rurfcm
1 0 0 0 MtComkt 1 0 0 0 Urate p
aoooi .
1 0 0 0 Teah .44 12 30 14 Total 43 13 30 13
. . . Jk.A MM . ,tt
: JCfHUi VTW U JIVIV I I,
Total . 6019 27 9 TofiH 4010 27 7 Kettas 200 4t2 000 0
Vtbtaoi 21 0!6 0.0 20, Hem n aafe tm am for Wricbt ta Tlh.
Kamas 060 0CH OS2 61 R Rootoa, Gottscb 2. On oc 2. Dan.
R Rolv-C 2. Gootdi 2. Chmtotiti 2. N'onk. Stan. Backban. Wrrtbu Puilai 2,
t, i r t V "7 r,uftM 9 TmAaIJ Eiwt P. Wiif Dman.
IseT. Pyii 2. Ht-irar 3. Pbsus. Pott RcnoJt.PaatrwB E Ornsopb, CKicrdaBl,
H2. Tromboiul. Koocli. D. Sana- E Scaw 4. Xorak 2- Backton. Pnfltam. TroaBbotd.
1 H.mhJkju Tromeoid. Paaaw 2. Hn;3toB. K k. Fm 2. Kc!f 2. HrsUwat. SUBOtmt.
Taraamcr. Wtmkar. RBI Rolsum. Goanch 4. RBI RoiaoB. Conacb 2. UtodaM 2. bacb-
By B1XL MTXDELX,
Intranmral Sports Colninoist
Independent softballers swung
intramural dia-
Ohircnjli. fVnna ' Viak .
l. uui TmMvd 9 1 ' PiiUMwa. TWvutb. OrHUarb. Oocrdab
The eventual wir.r.:r! mrs were blar.ked the Gobs in their last try. :s Giwda. Duai 2. Pmi3. itasaA jmmMd. 3B Dia. Pn!:ia. hr Roio
'registered in the Joker sixth, but Both outfits battered 12 KST k,sbro7 PP-sSSTSTs
the Aseies made it uncomfortably but the winners used theirs to 5.,. woj. s Raoa 2. Left Nrtrxoa Bactbana. Pbhus. EknraM. &';-
', w arfvsrjro esccial!v their Kasss BO-.Vmak 1, Ha.Jwa 1. Bfoir- Lrti Nrbrjta 12. Karaaa 11 BB
close with three runs oeiore cow cesi aoang. eipwja imcu d)m- i so vonk 10. Tic- a: summi 4. B;ow 3. Wnm 2. KcCor-
,inv luree ontnie runs or idiar jioanc , . 2. Wmkooo 5. Doiitiaa 3. H t R on ac - J w Mt'uim o. iot ; .
. . .. j n.nn TWhtiiteor and Bill Par-:'Hai3w 6 and 7 n 1. Txmxxt 5 ana 3 nt .5. Mrto jcb 3. H4:R .Stortrt 9 a4
lr.rpiP name runs were leamrea - . . . : . . !. ttk i.. rM, iMiiSatt B-me 3 aod z ra 4. tia iz
a J-O P-Iffl. 'usn-jra. (Hassf Ord said. DoJDh IS ! J 9cn- ir irfla avminff a
P"..01 'y UU'a 6-2, 230-pound tacue. i,Uj. ... , ,,nM -?ai f,r .- .L" I. r7a.:r Z - f o sons which drove in eight taies. ' LClZJ.'Ti: j m . c-. iho4 wpsw-
This ws fte only squad n- j- fte books. High-scor- hits, 16 by losers. All three werej Things quieted down a little 'lSJr Hjrtr -."T J-T T T,
ilbODS featured the first clouted by toe Agpes m m per- A?iir, ' Vin i JliUa rea4ure
cyme t unanr arvi .1 -V-di u-uw ucu a vr04.iiu.t1iM wav - - or 1 1 "waaavB
1-Krs nave teen cui zrom me usi,ouun ior ixie inofpciotuu A x- piw I'-r and the as Mens iu&
A fup-game scrimmage is for failure to report to practice. tw9 ef the final tallies were 21-20; Vr-hredta Co-00 edeed Nai-v routed Vocational Ag, 16-2.
Air Force military students
The Huskers are concenfratog dropped from the
ments this week.
on passing and leiensave nmfla-'. . Sp,.- v,t ,vlTS,i mem. ling marall
In th nrap-ninff nma r.f the Kan- i
sas-Nebraska series, the Huskers j fUT: , - ,caJf,- o ,f
capitalized on two 10th inning er- WAC, 14, 3:35, 5:36, 7:37, 9:38.
a frTr?. . : iiunr of the squad is that of Jerry 1 a-. T,.ir Ananri 'that lavl fiw innines. The two victory in the first four innings . s
vSS two-lerer guard, yil as &e Vm Wiethe outfits baed on even terns the and then coasted while the S:g" . on
conWApcay ;5L " -J?1 Ullyjng Gains d I six tinges Jn Jhe last
; cay s mi .:ias japt:.
Dan Foqel,
NU Student,
To IJO Meet
The University will be indi
rectly represented at the Interna
tional Jewish Olympics by Assist
ant Yell King Danny Fogel, soph
omore in business administration
and member of Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternity.
Foeel has made tentative plans
to participate in this events which
is to be held in IsreaL ;
Comparable to the Olympics as
we know them, the meet, spon
sored by the United States Com
mittee for Sports in Israel, will be
held in September.
A member of Coach Jke Cei
er's gym squad, Danny has let
tered two conseeutjve years and
was named second "All Around"
athlete at the recent All College
Invitational Gymnastic Meet at
Boulder, Colo.
Danny is chairman of the Union
Dance Committee and is a Bed
Cross worker. He jockeys his
own disc show at the Veterans
HospitaL
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2:51, 6:10, 9:30. Tiv
on Murder,' 1:23, 4:42,
Victims in this scoring race were
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The scoring started qukklv asmer SpW Tnr, Corner Wednesday IV i10W
the Jokers chLd across five runs' The Xehr took 11-10 T Members othe Farmer's Fair
i- v.- t.o. ..f y firct f-a- rlv :e-d m balf of the third, crfy tZTrl-T Board and students of the Coljege
- ' - to see ine losers laxe Mieir jisi ,
la the Asffies narrow the gap iMi in th 111.01 nf the s&naei Dtfendine Independent cham-,;
with three of their own in the frani with two counters. Co-op .pion Ag Men had no
21 points in th-t 21-20 liasco. f - th d in the three. Five four baggers were re-1
second off the offerings of Co- corded m this fray, three cy ine r r:r 7-.
oper Korm Mann and Middie Jim losers. SIg Gams hitting for the rat mat s run 10 wire
distance were Eldred.
to see the losers taie ir.es is: ... r.f AcrirultiiT will cresnt a lele-
SLble Wednesday at 7 P-m.
Kp.H-nrn half Th winners mLfl it camn w.iduui i- -a :
S'uf roST i-e fourth as Skinner found 1 his e ft of J-
" , . . ; effectiveness and the Jlidcues kra. The defending champs
aiier izx compjeie .nearly clinihed matters wi-Ji a pounded the Voc Ag hurier ior u
tally stood at 8-. six-run upsurge in their half of safeties and scored in every in-
One of the rare scoreless half- the f ourth. r.ir.g. Jiskra had a one-hitter go-
innins were runs ud bv the! The big blow came in the final ing into the ffmal frame and then
- rf vi .7'fram as the winners paraded eight .weekened for two more and the
Jokers in the third white the Ag- acrjgg pale 0, to two losing runs. All told, he sent
gies reduced the margin to one n.n as reliefer IJoyd Keller nine batters down rmging.
point with a single tally in their,--
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".half. This scoring was nuld com
pared to what was to come.
The winners appeared to bai'e
the contest tucked away as they
garnered 11 big runs in the next
two frames, six in the fourth. The
Court- fit tJ Journal and Star , ; ,
DAE HELL DOLPH . . . Xanted ; victory looked all the more cer
" f-i, u,. .tain after Joker burkr. Bud au
as U OUGUBaiBE Il-VftB auac
maa last fall, Dolph has left
scbael to joia the service. The
6-2, 236-poiiBder was expected
by NTJ grid OMches to make a
drtcniuoed bid for a starting
potitioB 09 nert fall's Scarlet
eJevm.
Berg, found his control and shut
out the Aggies in the bottom of
ihe fourth. Any thoughts of a run-:
awav were ouickly dispelled,'
however, as the losers pounded j
Van Berg for ten counters in the
( fifth and the score stood at IS-17.
Peterson Low As
NU Golfers Lose
Husker golfer Erv Peterson won
medalist honors with a 72 stroke
total but Jiebraska dropped its
dual meet with Kansas Saturday,
71i to 4 at the Lawrence Coun
try Club course.
Par for the course is 8.
The match was played in a
brisk wind, with temperatures in
the 49's. It was conducted under
the revised Big Seven ruling sys
tem, eliminating best ball points
and necessitating a 22-point total
tor both teams.
The summary:
E Nm X 72J. over Harlan Hue, K
Ham Uuca, S OVi. Tom Total, V
iM Row, Jf Cti, awcr t'ruma. K
80i. 3-1.
Bi Lao. K 77) oaw IUjc Cohdb
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Western Junket .
Set For 1953-54
Husker Cage Five
Universit- of Nebraska basket
ball players will journey to the
Pacific Northwest next December
lor three games. Director of Ath
letics George Clark announced.
The non-conference schedule
has been completed with two Eig
Ten teams, Minnesota ana
aDoearinc in Lincoln.
The December schedule for the
19S8-54 basketball team is as fol
lows;
December S Minnesota ta
Unt'ln: 12 lows fBlrersitr to
Lincoln; LS Sontb Daksia L- to
Liscoln: 1J Orefos SUte st
Cerrallis: 21-22 Orrron V. at
Eurene; 2C-29 Bit Seven Tpur
namest at Kansas City.
Jim Sommers Out;
Own Hand
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