Friday, April 5, 1940
THE DAILY NEBRASKA
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Phi Gams keep track title;
Phi Delts, Betas, DUs trail
Don Fitz
is 'N' club
president
Knight, Burruss,
Hopp, Petsch, Behnri
win group offices
Don Fitz, Husker basket bJl star
from Lincoln, was elected "N"
chjb president Tuesday night at
the group's annual election.
George "Bus" Knight, another
Jackson high
graduate, will
serve as vice
president for
the coming
year, and sec
retary is Bob
Burruss, Oma
ha. Roy Petsch,
Scottsbluff, and
Harry H o p p,
Hastings, were
geants-at-arms,
re-elected ser
a n d Forrest
Behm. Lincoln,
was elected "N"
club representa-
bpard of
DON FITZ
By iUn Evlfger.
Fraternity Trarlc Staadhura.
Phi Ga ma Delta 24 Farm House 5
Phi Delta Theta 2 J Delta Tteta Phi.
Beta Theta PI. .18.5 Kappa Sigma.... 5.5
PelU Upftton 14 SIR Ep 5.
Bttma Alpha Ep.lO.STheta XI 3 5
Delta Tau Delta. 10 AQR 3.5
Alpha Tau Omega Acada
Sigma Nu
For the second year In a row,
Phi Gamma Delta came thru with
top honors in the intramural track
meet by nosing out Phi Delta
Theta, Thursday night, underneath
the stadium on the indoor oval
But the result of the meet was
figured into history only after the
final race was run the two lap re
lay. Before the relay, the Pht
Gams held an 18-17.5 lead over
the Phi Delts. As a result of the
relay win by the track victors, the
Phi Gams totaled 24 points. The
Phi Delts placed second in the
meet with 22 points after a tie
with Beta Theta Pi in the relay.
The Betas finished third, fol
lowed closely by Delta Upsilon,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta Tau
Delta, Alpha Tau Omega, and
Sigma Nu, respectively.
Event winners were Ralph Wor
den, ATO, in the 60-yard low hur
dles; Walt Nye, DU, in the broad
jump; Jim Richardson, Sigma Nu,
in the 40-yard dash; Ernest Bart
ley, Delta Theta Phi, in the 75-yard
dash; Gerald Spahn, Phi Gam. in
the shot put; and a tie for first be
tween. Matt Minor, Kappa Sigma,
and Harold Osborn, SAE, in the
high jump.
High jump tie.
Minor and Osborn, by tying for
first in the high jump, created the
only new meet record by clearing
5' 6." This mark broke the stand
ard last year by over two inches.
Journal a- Star.
tive on the athletic
control.
19 New Members.
Nineteen new members were
initiated into the club. They are
Bill Edwards, James Ager, Charles
Roberts, all of Lincoln; Norman
Bordv. Omaha, and Fred Fairman. I coin, of the e-vmnastios team
Philippine Islands, all of whom I Hartmann Goetze, St. Joseph,
won swimming awards. 'Mo.; Sid Held, John Hay, Lyle
Wrestlers George Cockle and i King. Lincoln; Lea Livingston,
Dale Ruser. Omaha, and Newton j Hastings and Charles Vacanti,
Copple and Ed McConnell were Omaha, were the basketball play
initiated as was Guy Johnson, Lin-' ers.
Rubottom,
Hopp score
in scrimmage
The Huskers got two touch
downs in a scrimmage last night,
as the Tales, playing with Harry
Hopp, outscored their Harvard
foes, 7-6, in weather distinctly not
temperate.
Hopp' who has moved from the
Harvards to the Yales, made the
Eli's touchdown against the Reds'
second string, on a 25-yard scam
per around end, as he scored stand
ing up. His extra point put his
team out ahead of the Reds.
Yale's scoring drive started in
midfield as plunging Vike Francis
uloyed 21 yards to the 29. Vike
and Bob Kahler picked up four
yards to the 25 from which point
Hopp went into high.
Score from two.
Don Rubottom, moved up to the
Harvards' foist team in the ab
sence of Hopp, had gone over from
the 2 on fourth down, as the Red
first stringers started the scrim
mage against the Eli's reserves.
Butch Luther turned in two
sparkling end runs, and caught a
pass from Rubottom to spark the
Harvard's scoring dive.
Jones sent the first two teams
of both squads to the showers, as
third stringers finished the scrim
mage after Hopp's score.
Blues beat
Kappa Sigmas,
Sig Eps win
bowling honors
Kappa Sigma- and Sigma Phi
Epsilon came thru with colors fly-
ng, Thursday afternoon, to win
leagues 3 and 4, respectively of
the intramural bowling tourney.
Winners of leagues 1 and 2 Beta
Theta Pi and Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon, were crowned Wednesday.
In defeating Chi Phi, the Kappa
Sigs rolled the highest bowling
score turned in to date, 1674 to
1425. The Sig Eps bowled 1495 to
1234 to trounce Sigma Chi. Other
league results were Farm House
edging Delta Tau Delta in league
Leading individual scores turned
3 by 1283 to 1281 and Phi Delta
Theta clipping Delta Upsilon also
in league 3 by 1629 to 1483. The
Zeta Beta Tau-Sigma Alpha Mu
game was postponed in a league 4
game.
in were by Harry Ankeny, D. U.
with a 201-143 for a 344 total;
Fred Fairman, Phi Delt, 225-130
for a 355 total ; Rex Crews, Kappa
Sigma, 195-165 for a 360 total; and
Bill Biles, Sig Ep, 181-174 for a
355 total. Results:
. .Winner 1rr
KPP SUgma, 1674 Chi Phi. 1425
High Individual aerlenCrew, Kappa
Sig, 380.
Phi Delta Theta, 1629.. Delta Upullon 148
High Individual Brie Fred Fairman,
Phi Delt, 355.
Farm Hmie. 1283.. Delta Tau Delta 1281
High Individual nerlea Ed Doaek, Delt, 299
l.KAXaUK 4,
Winner Iter
Sigma Phi Epsilon. 1495 . Sigma Chi. 1234
High individual aeries BUI Bilea,
Big Ep. 355.
Sigma Alpha Mu Zeta Beta V postponed.
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Reds, 3-2
By Don Pollock.
Coach Wilbur Knight sent his
Husker baseballers thru a five and
one-half inning game yesterday
on the varsity diamond and the
Blue Skyrockets beat the Red
Raiders, 3 to 2. The regulars in
winning played the best ball of the
season in spite of the cold weather.
"Ole" Swanson was on the
mound for the Skyrockets and was
touched for 5 hits, including a
home run by John McDermott,
the Raiders' second baseman,
scoring both the Yannigans' runs.
McDermott is an outfielder but
played smooth ball for the Red
boys in the infield.
The Blue team scored their runs
in the first and second innings on
3 hits. In the second frame Cliff
Hurley, Skyrocket outfielder hit
a triple with Tegtmier on base
and later scored on a passed ball.
High winds and cold weather
cut the scheduled game to five and
one-half innings. Tomorrow the
team will take a short batting
practice and will view pictures of
major league players in action.
Coach Knight announced a double
workout on Saturday. The mor
ning drill will consist of hitting
and fielding workouts and in the
afternoon a game will be played
with the freshman club.
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