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By June Bierbower.
In case you wondered just what
yesterday's column, was talking
about so did we. However, a
story we had written about Pitt's
football prospects was uncermoni
ously divided into two halves, and
you got the second half. First half
now follows:
Champions in eight special
events at the Kansas Relays are
entered at Drake. Included in the
list are Myron Piker, Northwest
ern, 100 yards; Boyce Gatewood,.
Texas, 120 highs; Elmer Hackney,
SAM's beat
Beta's, 6-5,
in softball
Irv Yaffe hurls
winners into tie
for first in league
In intramural softball league
play Wednesday, the Betas, up to
this time undefeated, were over
come by a strong Sigma Alpha Mu
team, 6 to 5. Irv Yaffe pitched for
SAM, while the entire team played
good ball with Norm Bordy lead
ing the hitting and Prostok look
ing the best in the field.
This leaves both the Beta's and
the SAM's with one defeat in their
league. The only other fraternity
game was between the AGR's and
the Phi Psi's. The AGR's, led by
Schnleder, who pitched a two hit
game, ran wild over the Phi Psi's
to the tune of 14 to 1.
Kansas State, shot; Weile. Hodl atr J?lT'Jf lf Vn7
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Higgins, Missouri and Beefus
Bryan, Texas, pole vault; Jack
Hughes, Texas, discus; Don Boyd
ston, Oklahoma A. M., high
jump; Bob WalJram, Missouri,
javelin.
Bob Waters, a California high
school boy, recently did 9.7 sec
onds in the .hundred and 21.6 in
the 220. . . Little North Texas
Teachers Saturday plowed under
Rice and Louisiana State in a tri
angular meet and without the
services of the Rideouta who were
in Lawrence. . . The Teachers
made 70 points, Rice 514, LSU,
48Vi. . . Welby Williams, the North
Texas sprint sensation was here
as was Freddie Wolcott, the Rice
Adonis. . . Williams beat Freddie
(no relation) in the hundred.
Fred Ramcdell, the Texas U.
sprinter, who was third in the
hundred at KU behind Piker and
Littler, is the son of Tex Ramsdell,
who was a member of the 19P8
Olympic team. . . he elder Rams
dell is Philadelphia's city engineer,
but he went to Texas U., so he
sent his son there. . . Jimmy
Dykes, Jr., is a freshman at Villa
nova, and a great major league
prospect. . . Steve Wood, son of
Smoky Joe, former Red Sox fire
bailer, is a pitcher at Colgate.
Charley Bowswer is having full
back trouble this spring at Pitts
burgh. Practically every candidate
for the job has been on the hos
pital list at one time or another
this year,
George Kracum, the "unknown"
who caused Nebraska, so much
trouble back at Squirrel Hill last
year, Has been moved to fullback
this spring. However, he is on the
hospital list with a bad ankle. Joe
Ross, second string fullback, is on
the injury list. too. Ernie Borelli
is being used at a halfback post,
so nes pretty well occupied.
over Baldwin Hall in a close
game, 11 to 10. The Brown Derbies
lost to the Commanders, 5 to 2.
Dark Horse swamped a weak
Cornhusker Coop team, 17 to 1.
YMCA won over the Cornshellers,
10 to 2. Union Leaders beat the
KKK's, 6 to 2, and the Tappa
Kegga's with a strong team took
the Dirty Irish in a no run game,
13 to 0.
Frosh athletes
win scholastic
honors at convo
Names of freshman athletes in
the upper ten percent of their
class who were honored at Tues
day's convocation are Byron Ad
ams, Grand Island, golf; George
Crancer, Lincoln, swimming; Har
lan Culwell, DeWitt, track; Nich
olas Douvas, Hastings, football;
Robert Fast, Jansen, baseball;
Keith Howard, Omaha, tennis;
Robert McNutt, Colby, Kas., foot
ball; Charles Meshier, Tecumseh,
swimming; Tony Nocita, Omaha,
baseball.
Four Greek softball
games slated today
The Phi Gam Delta Sig softball
game which was to be played
Wednesday was postponed as well
as the ATO, ZBT tussle. Those
games scheduled for play Thurs
day are the Phi Sigs-Farmhouse
encounter and the Theta Xi-Zeta
Beta Tau game. The Acacia-Phi
Delt game and the Beta Sig-Sig
Ep games are to be run off
Thursday.
The DU'a who lost to the Chi
Phi's, and later protested the il
legal use of a player, won the
protest. This leaves them with a
clear record as far as league play
la concerned
Regulars
beat Blues
in 9-3 game
Knight shifts men
in outfield, infield
for Mizzou series
By Don Pollock.
Coach Wilbur Knight's Corn
husker baseball team scrimmaged
a five and one-half Inning game
yesterday, and the Blue Sky
rockets won the tile from the Reds
9-3. The regulars did not take
long in starting and in the first
inning they batted around, count
ing six times. In the third the
Blue boys scored three, while the
best the Raiders could do was to
score a lone run in the first, sec
ond and sixth frames.
Knight is still spending his prac
tice sessions in search of a click
ing infield and outfield. Big Six
champions last year, the Missouri
Tigers will face the Huskers on
the home field this weekend.
Changes from last week's games
at Iowa State were, Bob Searle,
a former pitcher, on third; Oscar
Tegtmeier, an outfielder at short,
and Sid Held, a starting pitcher,
in the outfield.
Herndon, Petsch report.
Sid Held is slated to be the
hurler in the first Tiger fray, with
Harry Truscott mounting the hill
for the Saturday tussle. A wel
come sight visiting the bench yes
terday was Bernie LeMaster, let
terman shortstop, who broke his
ankle the night before the first
game of the season. LeMaster will
have to be on crutches, however,
for six more weeks.
Box score:
Porter elected
head coach at
Cozad high school
George Porter, Husker senior
football man, has been appointed
head coach at Cozad high school,
where he will take over his duties
next September.
The Denver athlete won a minor
letter last fall, having served for
tnree seasons as substitute quar
terback on the Biffer's team. In
juries struck him down through
most of his junior year.
Porter, one of the most popular
players on the team, was a ver
satile player. He attended St.
Regis high in Denver where he
gained basketball and baseball
recognition in addition to football
fame. He is 22.
Psychologists hold
clinic in North Platte
Dr. Warren Bailer, Marshall
Hiskey, Miss Leona Failor, and
Dr. D. A. Worcester, chairman.
all of the department of educa'
tional .psychology and measure
ments, held a psychological clinic
at North Platte Saturday.
Blue Skyrockets ' b r h po
Ray If 4 0 0 1
Rubiao, lb 4 1 S 5 1
Wilton 2b 1 1 0 3 1
TeKtmelr u 4 0 1 0 1
Hurley rf 2 1 1
Gableman cf 3 2 0 1 0
Searle 3b 0 2 S S
Schmode c 2 1 6 3
Hoffman p 1 0 1 0
Faat p 1 0 0 1 ft
Held rf 1 0 1 3 0
Ockerma 1 1 1 0
Total 24 8 IT 3
Red RaMera . . ab r h M t
Pollock lb 4 0 1 f
VanButKlrk 3b 3 1 1 3 (
Kronl-k as 3 6 0 0 0
Thompson 3t 2 0 0 2 3
Hall If 3 0 1
Vacantl rf 3 1 1 0 V
Gilmor ef t
Herndon c 2 0 0 1
Bchmodke p 2
McDermott cf 1 1 1 6
Joyce e I 0 0
Tola 24 3 5 14 4
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Blue Skyrockets (03 OOz
Red Ratders 110 0913
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Track team
leaves today
for Drake
Husker contingent
to leave by car for
Des Moines carnival
Nebraska's track team leaves
today at three o'clock for the
Drake relays at Des Moines. Those
making the trip are going by car,
pn the last big trip before the
National Intercollenates which
are to be held in June shortly after
school is out in Minneapolis.
Lloyd Wright, Beatrice star who
has been hampered with scholas
tic difficulties thruout the year,
will join the team for the trip if
he doesn't fall down in a Psychol
ogy test taken Wednesday after
noon. He would add strength to
the sprint relay with Littler run
ning close to 47 seconds in the 440
and Brooks coming through in
good shape in the 880 at the Kan
sas meet last week.
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