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TEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. 1938
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Trackmen Chalk
Up High Marks
in Timed Drills
Hunkers Should Slav
Out of Big Ten?
Alan Goul'd, sports editor of the
Associated Press, was in town the
other day to look over the Husker
football team. He told a Xing re
porter that he considered the set
up here at Nebraska an ideal one.
He also complimented the fans on
the support given the trains and
the fine enthusiasm shown for the
sport.
Gould thought that Nebras
kans would be foolish to link up
with the Big Ten conference be
cause he believed that the Husk
eri would have trouble In sched
uling games out here. He also
put little faith in the fact that
Chicago will drop out of the con
ference making room for the
Huskers.
Met 3 Big Ten Schools.
With the last point we have ' This group
notning to say since Mr. Gould
Wibbels Flings Discus 155
Feet for Individual
Track Honors.
In the first timed trials outdoors
this year, the Husker cindermen
rewarded Coach Schulte with some
top notch performances. The best
mark of the day came when Edsei
Wibbels, a freshman, hurled the
discus for 155 feet. Second to Wib
bels was Bob Mills, varsity man,
with 136 feeC Third was another
freshman, Ray Prohaska, with 133
feet.
Eldon Frank, conference high
hurdle champ, negotiated the 120
yard high sticks in :15.5, with Bill
Gish, conference low hurdle champ
just a few yards behind. Harwtn
Dawson, Indoor broad jump cham
pion, turned in a :22.5 220.
Bob Simmons, 440 titloholdir,
did :51.1 for the quarter mile.
Franks got :32 9 for 300 yards.
John Brownlee and Al Kuper got
2:04 for the 880 and 4:41 for the
mile.
N'ine men will make the trip to
the Texas Relays on April 2 for
j the opening of the outdoor season.
includes, besides the
six mn, who won individual cham-
proports to be an authority on the I pionahlps In the Big Six Indoor
condition of the Chicago univer-1 rneet. Al Kuper, John Brownlee
sity, but we do disagree with his and Wilson Andrews.
. statement about1 -
Franks Enters Hurdles.
Franks will be entered in the
high hurdles, javelin and mile re
lay. Bill Gish will also run the
highs. Gish placed third in this
event at Columbia, and first in the
lows, but no lows will be run at
Texas. Bob Mills, conference shot
put champ, will be entered in the
shot and discus. Harwin Dawson
will compete in the 100 yard dash
and the broad jump. Dawson won
broad jump honors at Columbia.
Bob Simmons will run In both the
distance medley and the mile re
lay. There will be no open quarter
run. Running with Simmons in the
medley will be Al Kuper, Wilson
Andrews and John Brownlee. Andrews-
has been out of action since
the indoor meet, with a bone
bruise in his leg, but he expects to
be in shape by the end of next
week. Besides Simmons, Franks,
Dawson and Brownlee or Kuper
will run in the mile relay.
After the Texas Re'lays, the
Husker squad will go to Norman
for a dual meet with the Okla
homa Sooners. The rest of the
squad will join them at Norman.
Coach Schulte goes on the air
tonight In the second of a series
of broadcasts in which he ex
plains the fine points of form
needed in various track events. He
will explain the discus tonight.
The broadcast c;in be heard over
KFAB at 10 o'clock.
'DIFFER' CENTERS
PRACTICE AROUND
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(Continued from Page 1.)
nets and gave out the awards
: the meeting Monday night.- ,
Results of the cattle division by
at
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Nebraska' not' not in the least confine ita oppo-lJRY CLUB AWARDS
1 scTeLesuf-! encomp,u,sed by! MEDALS TO MECHAM,
' fieient number the P PFEIFFER IN CONTEST
of games Ac-1 "
I cording to the ' Tonight the aspiring boxers win
j existing rule in i m'x tne leather in the coliseum
the Bisr Ten ' rwlP- These matches always prove
i conference, each to interesting and should P"0- classes-
school is re- v.de plenty of excitement for lov- Holsteinll; OMn , RllKS(,
quired to meit ers 01 i"e sport. Boxing never has ; pf iff iarvin Kruse
five loop teams.! strong hold in Big Six cir- "S'toP,, Robert
Last season Ne-. rles and as an intercollegiate sport j crM,, Russell Pfeiffer
b r a s k a met has been suite unsuccessful but I Ayrshires. Russe Pfeiff Mar.
three Big Ten I here at Nebraska the sport is on- vin 'Krll RirWH r,.-
inusiasticai v received once a veari ,,..,. f..i t- T
th .if ..i k i. I Guernseys: Marvin Kruse, James
banders, Leo Trupper. ; guards; Fritz Olmstead, center;
Results of the products division j Bud Cat her. Harry Hopp, Vike
by classes senior section: ; Francis and Edsel Wibbels, backs.
schools, and in'
lam coO Lincoln. With ',
Tht Lincoln joum: Minnesota, the
Huskers' have a home and home ;
agreement which will last thrui
1940. Iowa was on the schedule -
PASSING OFFENSE
George Porter Presses
Phelps for Post of
Wingman.
The airlanes must look good to
Biff Jones as he had his pupils
constantly flipping and snagging
airway neaves
during s p r 1 ng
football practice
yesterday.
To keep the
defense guess
ing, a few end
sweeps and line
smashes were
employed dur
ing the 45 min
ute scrimmage
in the drill, but
most of the
yardage came
thru the air.
Thurston
Phelps, one of THURSTON PHELPS
the foremost Lln.oln Journal.
passers engaged in college foot
ball todav. and Jack Dodd. shifty
little halfback, are developing
into a fine passing combination.
Ready to siep
into Phelps'
shoes at any
time is George
Porter, who can
also send the
ball spinning
with accuracy
Into the waiting
hands of a po
tential receiver.
The third
squad took up
the duties of
pass defense
while the other
outfits were run
alterna t e 1 y in
rapid fire
Those standing
Sluggers Stage
All-University
Affair Tonight
Shelhasse, Stewart Top
Roster of Fighters
in Coliseum.
A total of 18 entries has been
received for tonight's all univer
sity boxing show. Heading the
list of entrants are those of Wil
lard Shelhasse. 145, state Y. M.
C. A. champion, and Wisdom
Stewart, 135, city champion.
Shelhasse's only opponent will
be Bill McCowan. Keenest com
petition is centered in the 135 and
155 pound divisions, with four men
entered in each. In the same di
vision as Stewart will be Bill
Sweeney, Jack Racely and Roland
Morris.
Two football men will take part
in the show. In the 175 pound
class will be Roy Petsch. Wild
Bill Ca'.lihan, powerhouse of the
Huskers, has entered the heavy
weight class.
The complete list of entries In
cludes: 12.'. ll.s.: T Cour and Dwlght Whit
taker. U'i lh : Bill 8-nf-, Jnck F.aeelv,
Rolnnri Morris and Wisdom Siewart.
Ho lbs. : Wlllard Shelhasse and Bill Mc
Cowan. IRA lti.: Richard MeVay, Herb Dow,
Herh Glover and Robert Flllaburv.
1H3 lbs.: Glenn Hedges and Dirk Gru
bauth. li.'i lbs.: Roy Petsch and Rollle Smith.
Heavyweight: Bill Calllhan and Rodger
Van Buskirk.
There will be three judges for
all matches, with Harold Mathews
refereeing. Each match will con
sist of three two minute rounds.
A gold medal will be given to the
winner in each division, and a sil
ver one to the second place man.
The show Is slated to start at h
p. m. Admission will be 10 cents
for university students and 25
cents to all other's. Students must
present their identification cards.
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JACK DODD
Unrein Journal.
against them.
guard were Jack Ashhurn and Ray
Prochaska, ends; Royal Kahler
and Roylne Boschult, tackles; Bill
Iverson and LeRoy Farmer,
Al-
Ainch Gonna or D'ject
ready; Swati Thought
(Continued from Pace 1.)
last season and Will be replaced ', tinnal fnrm mnincr -rnm in"
this year by Baylor university, but or "Enter."
in 1939 the Scarlet will resume a AYNTET (Of Tibetan origin.)
home and home series with he frequently use(j i everyday con
Haw keyes. Indiana comes to Lin- versation as "Ayntet hot?" Much
coin for the 1938 game and then'gimpier than its forebear "Is it
the games will alternate between not ?." but means the same
B'.oomington and Lincoln until) HOOZHER (Believed to be
i from the Mongolian. I Now used as
The matter of being on the j a modern interrogatory ffrm as
ing too far from Big Ten schools
doesn't seem to hold water when
last season's schedule is scrutin
ized. Ohio State met Texa
Christian on the home grid and
journeyed to Southern California
at Los Angeles. Chicago met
Princeton in the Windy City and
Wisconsin met Pittsburgh in the
Panther stronghold. The Univer
sity of Michigan played Penn
sylvania at Philadelphia and
Michigan State encountered
Manhattan U. in New York
City. Tempie at Philadelphia,
and the University of San Fran
cisco in the Golden Gate City.
The Iowa Hawkeyes met Wash
ington university at Seattle an3
Purdue journeyed to New York
to play the Ford ham Rams.
This evHence seems to indicate
Milk: Frantz. Mecham. Kramer.
Butter: Frantz. Kramer. Palmer
Welsh.
Ice cream: Welsh, Mecham,
Harry Kivett.
Results of the junior division
products judging:
Milk: McGill. King. Wesley Lipp.
Butter: Volk, Robert Messer
smith. Monetha Newman.
Ice cream: McGill and Roger
Cunningham, tie for first and sec
ond; Farwell third.
PERRY, VIS VII
"Hoozher friend?." "Hoozher fa
vorite moom pitcher star?"
JAVA (Very evidently Java-1 West Virginia university has in
nese. ) Used in the interrogatory , ' rtudent body 70 ' ts of broth
form: "Java good time?," "Java eM- 23 sets of sisters and 63
nuff teet?" i brother and sister duos.
GUNNA (Of Norwegian ex- , u T. rT
. ' . . 6 , ' . . 1 Massachusetts State rn ege was
K h Rplacei the outmoded : ,h , f
English phrase 'Are you going j & , 4 , cnarter;(1 in 1863.
to? Example: "Gunna be home; B
fnight?"
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Tennis Peers Make Single
Nebraska Appearance
at Coliseum.
With unorthodox Fied Perry
trailing 19-21 in his battle with
Ellsworth Vines for the profession
al tennis championship of the
world, these two former Wimble
don and world amateur champion
racqu-?t stars barnstorm into the
Nebraska coliseum tomorrow night
to resume activities.
Vines and Perry play the feature
match as the troupe swings
through the middlewest. The win
ner of the year's tour is odds-on
favorite to face amateur Don
Budge on the next season's circuit
and with this incentive, accompa
nied by the lucre it will mean,
these two peers of present time
tennis are extending themselves to
the limit.
Warmup Match.
Berkeley Bell, diminutive Texan
and volley artist, will meet Wal
ler Senior of California, a new
comer to the ranks of pro tennis,
in the warmup match. Bell has
won the title of the 'Tumbling
Texan" for his antics of spilling
on the court while trying for ap
parent irretrievable drives. Senior
I is a six footer who holds a bevy
j of cups won in various tourna
ments over the country. He num
bers Wilmer Allison, former U. S.
champion, as a victim.
Matches of this quality are sel
dom seen outside of Forest Hills in
the United States and Wimbledon
in England and should be a real
treat for both dubs and wizards of
local tennis courts.
Tickets to the contest are on sale
at the University coliseum ticket
office.
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you might as well sleep late.)
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"Pa" Schulte anounced his first
list of numeral awards for the cur
rent track season yesterday, tn
outstanding performers among
high school tiiick itnd field stars.
The list included Donald Uubot
tom, Gering; half-blue; Eugene
SheiTill. Oconto, full blue; Hob.
ert Aylor, and Kirwin Eisenhart,
Culbertson, full blues.
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