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Weir Sends Squad Thru Drills
BY DICK D1LSAVER.
University Track Coach Ed Weir and his "few but
fightin' " trackssters began looking forward to the outdoor
track season his week as Old Mother Nature loosened up
and gave Cornhusker rurners a chance to limber up in
the warm sunshine.
But still there1 was a nail in. the
shoe of the truck sauad as the
number of men now in training
still doesn t come up to the size
squad that is needed to bring in
points enough to win meets. The
Weirmen, fans will remember, had
but seven men to put in competi
tion at the annual Big Six Indoor
Meet held at Kansas City a few
weeks ago, but still came thru
with an amazing record and
copped second in the tourney.
With a few supplementary sec
onds and thirds, Nebraska would
have appeared at the top of the
list with several points to spare.
First tryout for the outdoor
squad is scheduled April 27-28
when Nebraska will appear at the
Drake Relays. Weir figures on a
good showing from his lads though
too much hope can not be made
until more of a summary can be
made after all men have reported.
Weir has expressed desire of
another meet between now and
the time of the Drake event but
no arrangements for such a dual
or triangular test have ben made
at present.
Also among the UN coaches'
wishes is a meet May 5 with one
or two other teams. This meet
would put the Cornhusker squad
in fine shape for the conference
tourney which will be held two
weeks later.
No competition will be had for
the Scarlet and Cream trackmen
on May 12 for Nebraska state high
schools will be performing in the
stadium at that time at the an
nual state contest. Weir expects
his varsity squad to give an ex
hibition to the youngsters at that
time.
Heading the list of meets for
the Cornhuskers will be the an
nual Big Six Outdoor meet to be
held in Lincoln May 18-19.
Because or the shortened se
mester, other meets will probably
not be scheduled.
KU Track Squad
Meets Oklahoma
To Open Season
.LAWRENCE, Kans. Between
50 and 60 boys are reporting each
afternoon for track to Coach Ray
Kanhl at the University of Kan
sas. The Jayhawkers will open
the season with a dual meet April
14 with the Oklahoma Sooners at
Norman, Oklahoma.
The Crimson and Blue thin
dads will have a meet with tbe
University of Nebraska early In
May at Memorial Stadium. Coach
Kanehl plans to take Mine beya
to the Drake Relays at De
Moines, Iowa, April 28.
Kansas will go to Columbia.
Mo., for a dual meet with the
Tigers a week before the Big Six
meet in Lincoln, Neb., May 19
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Spring Drills
LAWRENCE, Kans. Six letter
men and twelve members of last
year's squad are reporting to
Coach Henry Shenk at the Uni
versity of Kansas for spring foot
ball practice which started this
week at the Mt. Oread institu
tion. On the opening: day of the prac
tice sessions. Athletic Director
E. C. Qulgley announced the ap
pointment of Elmer Schaake, as
sistant grid mentor for the past
two seasons, to continue in the
same capacity for at least another
ytsx. Shenk said he was "highly
pleased" to have Schaake around
for another year as assistant. Dur
ing the past season Schaake served
as assistant basketball coach of
Dr. F. C. Allen.
The lettermen reporting for
practice are Charles Moffett, all
Big-Six tailback last season, and
Gordon Reynolds, letter end last
year and all big Six basketball
forward during the past season.
Both of these players expect to
be around when the season opens
in September.
Shank expects to hold practice
five days a week for a month
and wind up the spring drills with
a regular game between squad
members. Other lettermen cut be
sides Reynolds and Moffett are:
Dorwin Lamkin, Don Stockdale
and Cecil Lane ford, and Dud
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Garland Cantrell, James Weath-!
erby, and Don Faulkner, letter1
Fern Fun
Schedules for the WAA bad
minton tournament to be held
next week are as follows:
Monday 5:M p. m.
Martin-Alloway vs. Preston
Frahm Morer-Wolfe vs. D o u d n a -
Shaefer
McNair-Scott vs. Clark-Armstrong
Sand-Weinshime vs. McCague
Hurtz. Monday 5:3 p. n.
Stehlik-Marvin vs. Rahn-Hann
Allen-Beecher vs. Rapp-Wal-lace
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Nordgren-Quinn vs. Novotny
Swanson Compton-Legge vs. Quigley
Sutton. Tuesday 5:15 p. m.
Sneed-Dolzal vs. Lindbergh
Sage Shaneyfelt-Hemphill vs. Murray-Martin
Dickerson-Jennings vs. George
Turner Magnussen-O'Handon vs. Dahl
Hanson. Wednesday 5:15 p. m.
Parchen-Petteys vs. Spellman
Learn. Frazier-Stufflebaum vs. Stoll
Kelly Newmeyer-Mitchell vs. Sinclair
Morton Platner-Mielke vs. Korb-Coune-
winners are out for practice, but
all of these will be gone from
the campus when the season starts
next fall.
LeRoy Robison, a two-letter
winner, expects to be back for
another year of football, but the
present at tbe present he Is out
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I-M Athletics
Last notice for baseball and
softball entries in the intra
mural sports events was given
by Gordon Ehlers, intramural
director, Saturday. Ehlers said
the names of players who
wished to compete in the
scheduled baseball tournament
should be given to him so that
teams could be formed. Soft
ball teams that intend to com
pete should also let themselves
be known. Deadline for this in
formation has been set at
March 28. Competition will
probably begin the first week
f April.
for track. Among- the members of
last year's squad who are out for
spring practice are: Tom Bailey,
Earl Stanton, Bob Cove, Keith
Brecheisen, Miifurd Collins, Clif
ford Harris, Kenneth Knuth, and
Joe Kukaty.
Shenk said several high school
boys are reporting for the first
time but he doesn't know how
many of them will be around for
the season's opener.
The Crimson and Blue eleven
will open the season Saturday
night, September 22, playing
Texas Christian University, Fort
Worth, Texas, under the lights at
Ruppert Stadium, Kansas City,
Mo. The Jayhawkers will play
two games in Memorial Stadium
next fall, one with Kansas Aggies
and the other with Iowa State.
The final game of the season
will be with the Missouri Tigers,
Saturday, November 24, in Rup
pert Stadium, Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas will be the host school in
this game.
Swedish Miler
Grabs 1st Win
Sweden's great miler, Gunrier
Hagg finally came across "for
America's track lovers and scored
the first win of his 1945 American
tour as he finished three feet
ahead of Forest Efaw at the an
nual Knights of Columbus games
in Ceveland.
Clocked at 4:16.7, Hagg had
previously been defeated in three
races in America.
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