Thursday, May I, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Page 3
Iowa State
Startles NU
Baseball 9'
AMES, la. Three hit pitching
by Gene Mahany was too much
for the University of Nebraska
baseball team, and the Huskers
bowed to the Cyclones 2 to 0
Tuesday afternoon in a Big Six
conference game limited to seven
innings because of rain.
Tables Turned.
In reversing the decision after
dropping a 12-3 decision to the
Scarlet outfit on Monday, the
Cyclones tallied twice in the sixth
inning to gain a split of the two-
game series.
Harold "Tap" Jacob was on the
mound for Coach Tony Sharpe's
Huskers, and pitched rood ball
except for the sixth frame. In that
inning Dave Jones walked and
scored on a triple by centerfielder
Jim Hogue. Home crossed the
plate on an error.
Wes Maser collected two of the
three Husker bingles, while
Hogue had a perfect three-for-three
day at the plate for the
Iowa State team.
Cerv Injured.
Nebraska missed the hitting of
Bob Cerv who clubbed three
home runs in Monday's game.
Cerv, working behind the plate,
was forced out of action with an
ankle injury after three innings.
Orville Sehmieding replaced him
for the remainder of the game.
The two teams will renew their
rivalry in Lincoln on Friday and
Saturday when they play two
more conference games. At pres'
ent the NU club sports a confer
ence record of four wins and
three losses. Box score:
Nebraska
b h o
Iowa siilr
Sharp cf
ranker 3b
Grogan sa
Orv c
Schmed'ng e
Hepwood 11
Mwr rf
SchleiPfr lb
Hays 2b
Jacob p
S 0
3 1
Johnson ss
Miller 2b
Bufhncr 3b
Jonn If
Krohl c
Hofruc cf
Scott cf
Paulson lb
Mahany p
ab h o a
3 0 0
Totals 35 3 18 71 Totals 23 7 21 10
Towa State 000 002 x 2
Nebraska 000 000 0 0
Errors: Paulsen, Jones. Heewood. Maser.
Two base hit: Hogue. Three base bit:
Hogue. Runs batted In: Hogue. Double
play: Denker to Grogan. Struck out: Ma
hany 1, Jacob 2. Hit by pitcher: Ma-
hanay 1. Passed ball: Frohe.
Scarlet Tennis
Squad Plays
OttumwaToday
Coach Harold Rundle's Nebras
ka tennis team will begin three
consecutive days of activity with
a match against Ottumwa Navy
Base this afternoon at the Lin
coln Tennis Club.
On Friday the Scarlet netsters
will be host to Kansas State, and
Saturday, Kansas University will
furnish the opposition.
, Still hunting; for their Initial
win, the Husker tennis players
have failed to enter the victory
column against Kansas, Oklahoma
A. & M or Oklahoma.
The Scarlet tennis aggregation
will return the visit when they
play at Ottumwa in May as an
extension of their Big Six jaunt
to Iowa State.
Robert Slezak, Gene Leighton,
Jack Cady, Jack Kennedy and Al
Ostergard have manned the pos
tions on the Scarlet tennis team
in matches thus far this season.
SAE Spikers
Capture Title
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wednes
day night took two straight games
from Beta Theta Pi to walk off
with the Intramural Volleyball
championship. The Sig Alph won
by the scores of 15-11 and 15-10
with Claude Retherford and Don
McArthiir leading the way.
In other final games, Delta Up
silon (whitewashed Alpha Tau
Omega to cop third place honors
while the ATO spikers were
awarded fourth position. The sec
ond .game between' these two
; , teams went into an overtime wit,
f 1 ' a DU rally overcoming a brief
ATO lead. A third contest deter
mining fifth and sixth positiori in
the playoffs was won by Phi Delta
Theta. The Phi Delts had plenty
of trouble doing away with a
plucky Delta Tau Delta outfit two
games to one.
Huskers Fool
Weather; Drill
On Offensive
Persistent rain and a chilly
wind did not deter the Husker
football charges Wednesday aft
ernoon, for Coach Bernie Master
son and his staff had the Scarlet
gridiron enthusiasts at work run
ning dummy plays on the varsity
practice field.
Near Windup
With only two days of practice
remaining after yesterday's ses
sion, the Nebraska mentor wants
to jam as much football as pos
sible at his charges to make up
for the poor weather at the be
ginning of the six weeks football
session. According to conference
rules, the spring football drills
must close six weeks after the
opening day, good weather or bad
weather " having nothing to do
with the date.
After Tuesday's scrimmage on
the freshman field against the
Nubbins, the varsity hands took
it easy Wednesday while waiting
for Iriday's final scrimmage to
roll around. All hands will get
their last chance to impress the
coaches on Friday, and since no
flood of new material will be
on hand in September, the grid
ders ranking high at the close of
spring practice will probably be
the stalwarts of the 1947 Husker
machine.
Reverse plays and passes from
the naked reverse formation oc
cupied part of the Wednesday
Major Leagues
National League
New York 4. St. Unit 3.
C hirac S, Rrooklya 1.
Rmtoa 10, ( tnrlnnall S.
riltbartn 11, Philadelphia 4.
American League
M. ImIi 15. New Tork S.
t'hirac i, Waxhlnirttia t.
Boston (, Detroit t.
routine. The Huskers have not
forgotten the screen pass play
which Indiana used with such
deadly effect last fall, and on sev
eral occasions the interference
massed in front of the receiver of
a short toss from quarterbacks
Dick Thompson or Sam Vacanti.
M6 Tennis Kings
Open '17 Season
AMES, la. Iowa State and
Kansas, who beat all conference
tennis foes in 1946, can unofficial
ly settle their Big Six tie here
Friday.
The two teams will meet here
Friday after being unable to
match schedules to settle the
championship a year ago.
Coach Harry Schmidt's Cyclone
squad will enter the contest some
what of a question mark despite
a pair of non-conference wins
over Carle ton and GrinneL
Schmidt maneuvered his men
around to have a look at as many
candidates as possible.
! Intramural Cindermen
Warned to Practice
Intramural managers are
warned not to forget about the
track and field relay carnival
which will be held on Monday
and Tuesday, May 12 and 13. En
tries for the various events must
be turned in at the intramural
office by May 9.
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