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Tuesday, May 7, 1945
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Tangle Again Today
A two run outburst in the
eighth Inning gave the University
of Nebraska baseball team its
sixth victory of the season Mon
day afternoon against the Kansas
Jayhawka by a 7-5 count, on the
Nebraska diamond.
The Huskers had an early 3-0
lead, but the visitors got to start
ing pitcher Wally Scheef in the
fourtn inning lor two runs and
. added throe more in the sixth off
Johnny Olson to take the lead
Big Jim Sandstedt was on the
hill for Nebraska when the Scar
let forced back into the lead, and
the husky Omaha right hander
received credit for the win. In
the three and two-thirds innings
that he pitched, Sandstedt allowed
one hit and fanned seven batters,
An error by KU pitcher Tom
Saffeld allowed Nebraska to take
the lead in the eighth. With Bob
Bolen on third after a walk and
a Texas league single by Sand
stedt, Fritz Hegwood laid down a
bunt in front of the plate. Saffeld
came in on the ball- but bobbled
it and Bolen scored. Hegwood
also scored, being forced across
when Wes Maser walked with
the bases loaded.
Huskers Score.
Nebraska's first runs came in
the opening frame. Third base
man Wilbur Baack singled with
two out and scored on Wes Ma
ser's triple to deep left field.
Maser scored on a passed ball to
give Coach Frank Smagacz's team
an early lead.
Baack and Maser collected over
half of the Huskers' seven hi is,
as each garnered two safeties. For
the visiting Kansans, Irv Hayden
and Dale Morrow were the slug
gers. In the fourth frame Hayden
tripled and Morrow followed with
a home run to terminate Sheef's
stay on the mound.
The two teams play again today
Nebraska Navy ,
Pistol Team Will
Fire in Nationals
The University of Nebraska
Naval ROTC pistol team will com
pete in the annual national Navy
ROTC pistol competition next
Saturday, May 11, Capt. Mitchell
D. Matthews, USN, commanding
officer, announced Monday.
Team Roster.
The Nebraska team, competing
against 40 ether units, is com
posed of J. B. Stetson, (captain);
R. G. Beason, E. B. Borst, P. A.
Christel, F. P. Haas, F. E. Hansen,
J. P. Olson, R. H. Raduenz, J. C
Schneider and N. J. Sibert.
In a recent meet Nebraska de
feated the University of Illinois
ROTC team, 882 points to 837.
Bulletins
I'RE-MED STUDENTS.
The mrmher of No Rlarna No, Omaha
mrdlral fraternity. Invito all pre-mrd ato-
arntt to "A Prrvlew of Med rVrhmil." In
the Garden Room of the Motel IJncoln,
May 9, at 1:30. There will be a planned
program and refrefthinent nerved, aeconl
Inng to John M. Kroyer, Ni Sigma Mu
puoimty chairman.
RABW TEA.
All unaffiliated women are Invited to
attend the BAHW tea Friday from 4:30
to 6:30 p. m. In Ellen Smith Hall. Ac
cording to Helen Wulf. president, at the
tea artlvlty pin will be awarded to the
uaro women who have earned them.
OPENS
8:39 P. M. Every Wed. & FrL
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at 4, and Coach Smagacz has an
nounced that right hander Harold
"Tap" Jacob will pitch for the
Huskers.
Kama ibh o Nebraska abh o 1
Anderson rf 4 1 1 OIHc-Kwood 2b 3 0 4 2
Prltchard m 5 0 1 210'Donnell If 2 0 2 0
French 2b 5 12 01 Peterson If 0 0 0 0
Hoican cf 4 0 0 OiWleai If 10 0 0
Hayritn lb 4 12 HBaack 3b ft 2 0 2
Morrow 3b 4 14 1 Maseru 3 2 3 3
Bertuzzl If 3 2 2 0 Wlllliimirf ft 1 1 0
Put i e 4 0 10 3 Jackiion e 3 0 10 1
Baffel p 3 12 2 HtoreK lb 2 17 0
Bolen cf 3 0 0 0
Hchlrff p 10 0 0
Jacob 0 0 0 0
Olaon P O 0 0 2
Sandatedt p .2100
Totals 3 7 24 9 Totali 30 7 27 10
Jacob batted for Bchleff In fourth.
Kantaa 000 203 OOO 5
Nebraska 201 100 12x 7
Rum: Andrrnon. Hayden. Morrow. Ber-
tuitl, Pun, Hegwood 3, Baack, Maaer,
Jackson, Bolen. Error: French, Morrow,
Puti, Raffel 2, Baack 2, Bandatedt. Home
run: Morrow, Three base hit: Hnyden,
French, Anderaon, Maser. Sacrifice: Baffel,
HeKwood. Btruck out: By Siiffcl 9. Bchleff
2, Olaon 1, Sandstedt 7. Base on balls:
Off Saffol 10, Bchlcf' 1. Olson 3, Band
atedt 3. Hlta and rm : Off Bchleff 6 and
2 In 4 innings; off Olaon 1 and 3 In 1 13;
ofr Sandstedt 1 and 0 In 3 23. Winning
Pitcher: Sandstedt. Wild pitch: Suffel,
Bandstedt. Passed ball: Putz. Double play:
Baffel to Morrow. Stolen base: Morrow,
Hegwood 2, Jackson, Storck. Left on base:
Kansas 12, Nebraska 10. UmDlrea: Reefer
and Wllcoxen.
Softball Gaines Today
Phi Delta Theta vs. Cornhusker
Coop.
Farm House vs. Siema AlDha
Epsilon.
Sigma Phi Eosilon vs. Phi Gnm-
ma Delta.
Theta Xi vs. Phi Kappa Psi.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
This Week's Slale
Tuesday.
Baseball team vs! Kansas at
Lincoln.
Friday.
Baseball team vs. Iowa State
at Ames.
Tennis team vs. Iowa State
at Ames.
State high school track
championships.
Saturday.
Baseball team vs. Iowa State
at Ames.
Tennis team vs. Ottumwa
NB at Ottumwa.
State high school track
championships.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Baseball:
Nebraska S, Missouri 2.
Nebraska 5, Missouri 4.
Track:
Nebraska 75, Missouri 56.
Golf:
Iowa State 10, Nebraska 8.
Five IM Sports Remain
For Late Spring Finish
Events remaining on the intra
mural sports schedule are the ten
nis doubles, Softball, horseshoes,
golf and outdoor track and field.
All of these sports are now under
way except golf and track, which
are scheduled for May 12 and
May 16 and 18, respectively.
In Paramount's "Calcutta" Alan
Ladd plays an airline pilot flying
the treacherous "hump" between
India and China.
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Track and Golf
Squads Remain
Idle This Week
While the Nebraska track and
golf squads lay off this week in
preparation for the Big Six cham
pionships in Lincoln May 17 and
18, the Husker baseball and ten
nis squads take over the variety
snorts scene.
Coach Frank Smagacz sends his
baseball team into action three
more times this week, after the
Kansas game yesterday. Today
the Jayhawks are the foes for the
second time, and Friday and Sat
urday the Scarlet nine moves to
Ames for a return scries with
Iowa State.
Tennis Trip.
Cornhusker tennis players will
make a two day invasion of Iowa,
playing at Iowa State Friday and
moving to Ottumwa Saturday for
matches with the Ottumwa Navy
Base netsters.
High school performers will
take over the track and field spot
light as they compete in the state
championships Jn four classes Fri
day and Saturday on the Me
morial Stadium track.
Last week the Husker baseball
and track teams made every start
a winning one as they trimmed
Missouri teams in both sports. The
track team won a dual meet Sat
urday while the baseball sound
swept a Saturday double header
after Friday's game was rained
out.
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Phi Delta Theta
Wins Volleyball
Championship
Phi Delta Theta took first place
honors in the intramural volley
ball competition, which wound up
last week after spirited rivalry
among 19 teams, by defeating Phi
Gamma Delta in the finals.
Sigma Phi Ensilnn ntatprl third
Sigma Nu fourth. A I nil n Hamm
Rho fifth and Delta Upsilon sixth
in the final standii!?. Itv virtu
of their win the Phi Delta picked
up 200 points toward the Jack
Best troohv. and thv nnw loail
the field with 1,760 points.
The Phi Gams ar scennH with
1.642 'A, Aloha Tau Omeen third
with 1,615 and Beta Theta Pi
fourth with 1,370 in the overall
tabulation of Jack Best points.
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