Wednesday, Tanuary 21, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sportscoop
BY RALPH STEWART ,
IDailjr Nebraska Knorta Editor)
On September 18 Sports Scoop made his debut. Today
he bows out of The Daily Nebraskan sports picture.
In four months he has had little chance to become
known to The Daily Nebraskan readers and hence he re
mains almost a complete stranger.
A bitter battle with news print shortage forced Sports
Scoop to take a back scat and make room for what he felt
was a better coverage oi intramural ana varsity sports on
the NU scene.
And in bidding adieu Sports Scoop wishes to extend
a sincere "thank you" to the many who helped make his
task an easier one and definitely a more pleasant one.
To scribes" Fritz Simpson, Dick Lebbs, Jim Miller, Lee
Harris, Harold Abramson and Leo Geier a special thanks
is directed. Working in the face of many hardships, this
group of reporters cheerfully and willingly assisted Sports
Scoop in turning out the copy which appeared on The Daily
Nebraskan sports sheets.
A more than cooperative hand was given to Sports
:oop by John Bentley, publicity director who was always
available with invaluable assistance. Likewise Mr. Bent
ley's secretary, Mrs. Husted, and his right hand man, Jack
Donovan, did much in making sports reporting more enjoy
able. To Lou Means, director of intramural athletics, and his
secretary, Mrs. Grossman goes sincere appreciation. The
job they did through the past semester was a most valu
able aid to Sports Scoop,
Swimming Coach Hollie Lepley, who also assisted with
the intramural program, Football Coach Bernie Masterson,
Basketball Coach Harry Good, Track Coach Ed Weir,
Gymnastics Coach Charlie Miller and Wrestling Mentor Pat
Patterson also responded with a willing and cooperating
attitude.
To these and to all others, who, in minor and major
ways, helped make the job of reporting Nebraska athletics
so pheasant, Sports Scoop, extends a sincere thanks.
And to his successor, Fritz Simpson, he wishes a world
of success. May Fritz find his new undertaking an enjoyable
task, as did Sports Scoop.
Evans' Jersey
To Be 'Retired'
Kansas university's No. 42 will
be seen no more on the gridiron.
An announcement from Law
rence, Kas., said that the KU ath
- letic department has retired Ray
Evans famous jersey from foot
ball warfare. The red and white
jersies the All-American halfback
wore the last two seasons will
be given to the star, said Ath
letic Director E. C. Quigley. The
department will retain a third
playing sweater.
"It's a fine and fitting tribute
to the best all-around back I've
ever known," said Head Coach
Sauer, the man who guided the
Jayhawkers to their two co-titles
and an Orange Bowl engagement
Resume Rifle Shoot
Second Semester
Alpha Tau Omega and Delta
Tau Delta rifle teams wound up
intramural rifle shooting activi
ties for the first semester Monday
afternoon with wins over Farm
House and Sigma Chi respectively.
The remainder of the rifle sche
dule will start Feb. 3. following
the semester examinations, Sgt.
Lovold of the military department
has announced. Sgt. Lovold is in
charge of the IM activity.
The range will be open for
practice thru the examination pe
riod every afternoon from 1:00 to
5:00 starting Thursday, Sgt. Lov
old also announced.
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Bernie Confers
Billiken Post
Bernie Masterson, University of
Nebraska football mentor, drove
to St. Louis, Missouri. Monday to
confer with St. Louis university
officials concerning the coaching
vacancy there. The job was made
vacant by the resignation of
Dukes Buford at the close of the
football season.
Bill Durney, St Louis univer
sity public relations director, an
nounced that no agreement was
reached between the University
and Masterson. Durney added
that no announcement is expected
in the immediate future. He de
fined the immediate future as the
next three or four days.
The -St. Louis Athletic council
has considered several men to fill
the vacancy. Among them was
Bill Kern, former West Virginia
university coach. Masterson holds
a five-year Nebraska contract and
has completed two years.
Independent Title
To YMCA Team
YMCA handball artists copped
the independent handball title
with a 20-1 record according to
final fahnlations released by, the
intramural office after Monday
nights final match.
The YMCA team has issued a
challenge to Sigma Alpha Mu,
intprfraternitv handball kings, for
a match to be played soon after
final examination period.
Mulder's Aces copped runner-
up honors with a 16-5 record.
Newman club jumped into third
position by virtue of a 3-0 for
feit victory over the Ancients in
Monday's only scheduled match.
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guard, has been a main cog in Coach Harry Good's cage machine.
The stocky one-hand shot artist has teamed with Neal Mosser and
Bob Cerv to hold the Nebraska court crew together. And Brown hns
poured his share of points through the hoops, currently being tjed
for second high point honors with Mosser behind Forward Claude
Retherford.
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