Wednesday, May 15,
TIIE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Coach Frank Smagacz's Uni
versity of Nebraska baseball team
wound up its 1946 season with a
one-sided 18 to 2 win over the
hapless Kansas State nine Tues
day afternoon at the UN varsity
diamond.
Big Jim Sandstedt hurled mas
terful two-hit bail for the eight
innings he worked, as the Husk
ers marked up their ninth vic
tory of the season against seven
defeats. The win was the seventh
in Big Six play for Nebraska, and
gave them third place in the con
ference standings, behind Okla
homa and Iowa State.
Wildcats Wild.
Every man in the Nebraska
starting lineup managed to get at
least one hit from the offerings
of Wildcat pitcher Carl Shapley
and his successor Bob Fillmore.
Collectively the Scarlet batsmen
pounded out 13 safeties, and were
aided by 13 walks given up by
the K State pitchers.
The fifth and seventh frames
were the big innings for Ne
braska. Five runs crossed the
plate in the fifth, while in the
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seventh nine Huskers tallied. Left
field Truck WiHiams delivered the
longest hit of the day when he
blasted a home run to right field
in the second inning.
Second baseman Frits Heg
wood, former Omaha North ath
lete, continued his torrid pace at
the plate, as he garnered two hits
Tuesday to go with his five for
five performance in Monday's
opener.
Bob Ives got two of the Wild
cats' three hits, a single in the
fourth and double in the ninth.
This second blow came while
Johnny Olson was on the hill for
the Huskers.
Kansas Statt
Clementi sa . .
Ward c
Gryskleict lb-
Morrisey rf . .,
Ives cf ,
Zawatsky 3b ,
Bell 2b ,
b
Kern If
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Shapley p 2
Patterson lb 1
Boley 2b 1
Fillmore p l
Total 33 3 24 14
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HedRwood lb 3 2 2 3
Rtibino rf 4 1 2 0
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Baack Sb , 5 J
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Williams If 3 1
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Stores: lb , 4 1
Bolen cf 5 2
Sandstedt p , 3. 1
O'Donnell rf 1 1
Olson p
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Boley batted for Bell In ninth, Patter
son batted for Ward In sixth. O'Donnell
batted for Rubino In seventh.
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Nebraska 110 050 S2x 18
Runs: Clement 1, Kern, Hedgwood 4,
Rubino, O'Donnell 2, Baack. liaser, Wil
liams 3. Jackson 2, Storck 2, Bolen,
Sandstedt. Errors: Gryskleci, Morrlsey 2,
Bell. Shapley 2, Rubino, Baack 2. Home
run: Williams. Two base hit: Ives, Heir
wood. Stolen baae: Hegwood, O'Donnell,
Maser, Jackson. Left on baae: Kansas
State 6, Nebraska 7. Base on balls: Off
Shapley 9, Fillmore 4, Sandstedt 2. Bald:
Shapley. Wild pitch: Shapley, Olson.
Passed ball: Crysklelct. Struck out: By
Shapley 1, Fillmore 2, Sandstedt 5, Olson
2. Hits and runs: Off Shapley 10 and 11
in 7 Innings; Fillmore 3 and 7 in 2 in
nings; Sandstedt 2 and 0 in 8 innings;
Olson 1 and 2 in 1 Inning. Losing pitcher:
Shapley. Umpires: Keefer and Wilcoxen.
Time: 2:25.
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All people who plan to at
tend the Y. M.-Y. W. district
conference at Estes Park, from
June 10 to 20, most obtain ap
plication blanks from the
Y. W. C. A. office in Ellen
Smith by May 22 according to
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Battle for IM
Track Crown
TEAM STANDINGS.
Alpha Tau Omea 22.
Chl Gamma Delta 21 H. ,
Phi Delta Theta 14.
Delta Upsilon 14.
Cornhusker Co-op. 10.
Brown Palace 6.
A tight two way struggle for
first place on the intramural track
and field carnival looms, after tne
opening day of competition ended
with Alpha Tau Omega holding a
slim half point lead over Phi
Gamma Delta, 22 to 21i.
Jim Myers and Dick Schleiger
paced the Phi Gams with first
places m the shot put and broad
jump.
144 yard relay: Won by Alpha Taa Omega
(Sloan, Gerhard. I'owell, Hradrirtnoa) ;
second. Delta I'pxHoa; third, Fhl Itrtla
Thrta; foarth, Phi Gamma Delta. Time
:4.8.
Sprint medley relay: Won by Cornhnskrr
Coop (Lowe, Thompson, Graybeal. Jamb
sral; second, Rrowa Palace; third. Alpha
Tan Omrga; foarth. Delta I pulton. Time
4:07.
Broad Jump: Woa by Myers Phi Gam
ma Delta; second, Fa ton. Alpha Taa Omr
ga; third. Hut ton. Delta I'pslloa. Distance
19 fret Inches.
Shot pat: Woa by Dirk Schleiger. Phi
Gamma Delta; tie for second between
Kortc, Phi Gamma Delta and Fischer, Inde
pendents. Distance 48 feet.
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UN-Kansas Net
Match Postponed
Until Saturday
The Nebraska-Kansas tennis
match, originally scheduled for
Tuesday, will be played Saturday
morning, according to student
coach Harry Marsh. Kansas de
feated the Huskers 5-1 in an
earlier meeting at Lawrence.
In last week's play Nebraska
dropped a 5-1 decision to Iowa
State Friday and tied the Ottum
wa Navy Base on Saturday. Both
matches were played away from
home.
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