Tuesday, February 17, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Sooners Deal
NU Tankmen
49-35 Defeat
Oklahoma University's swim
ming team won five first places
as the Sooners splashed to vie
tory .over Nebraska's tankmen
Saturday night at Norman, 49-35.
Marvin Grimm, Husker ace,
was the leading individual per
former. Grimm won two first
places and anchored the 440-yard
relay for a total of 11 points.
Nebraska's other two firsts
came in the one-meter diving
and 220-yard breast stroke. The
Huskers' Roger Moore took the
number one spot in the diving,
and Gould Flagg grabbed second.
Conrad King came home ahead of
the crowd to win the breast
stroke event.
Results:
3no yard medley relay: 1. Oklahoma
(Klvln Crowder, Harold Brighton, Kay
Turns.) Time 3:10.8.
220 yard free style: 1. Walter Fair,
Oklahoma; 2. Jo Racz, Oklahoma; 3.
Dean Porter. Nebraska. Time 2:35.9.
SO yard free style: 1. Marvin Grimm,
Nebraska ; 2. Harry Hill, Oklahoma; 3.
Ray Cobb, Oklahoma. Time 24.2 seconds.
One meter diving: 1. Roger Moore, Ne
braska; 2. Gould Flu Kg, Nebraska; 3.
John Graves, Oklahoma.
100 yard . free style: 1. Grimm, Ne
braska: 2. Burns, Oklahoma; 3. Hill,
Oklahoma. Time 54.8 seconds.
150 yard back stroke: 1. Crowder,
Oklahoma; 2. Bill Fenton, Nebraska; 3.
Tom Bachcr, Oklahoma. Time 1:46.
220 yard breast stroke: 1. Conrad King,
Nebraska; 2. Brighton, Oklahoma; 3. Bob
Hurd, Oklahoma. Time 2:38.8.
440 yard free style: 1. Racz, Oklahoma;
2. Farr, Oklahoma; 3. Porter, Nebraska.
Time 5.52..V
440 yard free style relay: 1. Oklahoma
(Crowder, Cobb, Burns and Hill). Time
3:53.6.
Husker Thinclads
Host to K-State
Kansas State college's track
team will duel with the Univer
sity of Nebraska Tuesday at 7:30
p. m. under the east stadium.
The meet' is the next to the
last on the Husker home slate be
fore the Big; Seven Conference
championships at Kansas City,
Mo., Feb. 28. 1 '
Nebraska meets the University
of Kansas 'here on Feb. 21 at 2
p. m. Coach Ward Haylett of the
Wildcats will bring a 21-man
squad here.
The Kansas State entries:
60-yard dash Rodney McClay, William
Bond, Carmen Wilcox, Ross Estes. Clay
ton Wolf.
440-yard dash William Stuart, Don
Thomas, Richard Hanson.
880-yard dash Stuait. Art Hildenbrand,
Rufus Miller, Don Borthwick.
Mile run George Leasure. Robert
Hntcher. Borthwick.
2 mile run David Van Haverbeke,
Richard Chase, Leasure.
60-yard low hurdles McClay, Harold
Klser. Wilcox.
60-yard high hurdles Earl Elliott, Jim
Dnnielson, Klser.
Hhot put Rnllln Prather. C. E. Williams.
High Jump Danlelson, Kiser, Van Hav
erbeke. Broad Jump Klser, RanlHson, Estes,
Bond, McClay, Wolf, Williams.
Pole vault George Sherman, McClay.
FEM FUN
Sigma Delta Tau defaulted to
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Gamma Phi Beta defeated Delta
Delta Delta, the final score being
20-10. Torchy Rediger and Phil
Hoke made 18 of the 20 Gamma
PrTt Beta paints and lead their
team to a well warranted victory,
B. B. Schedule.
February 17
Chi Omega vs. Pi Beta Phi No.2
at 5 00.
Alpha Phi vs. Towne Club at
5:30.
February 18
Veter-anns vs. Alpha Omicron
Pi at 5:00.
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NU Gymnasts
Lose to Strong
Gopher Team
Minnesota University's gymnasts
handed Nebraska's specialists their
third strafght defeat Saturday
night in Minneapolis by outpoint
ing the Huskers, 77Vfe-49Vfc.
Phil Sprague was the Nebras-
kan's top scorer as he captured
two firsts, a second, two thirds, a
fifth and placed third in the in
dividual all-around standings. Leo
Geier of Nebraska grabbed a third,
one fourth and a fourth-place tie
and two fifths. Leo placed fourth
in the all-around standings.
George Patten paced the Gopher
squad. He took two firsts, two
seconds and a third and placed
first In the all-around standings.
Results:
High bar Won bv. Swanson ( M) : second.
Patten (M): third. Lefler (N): fourth.
Harding (N); fifth, Sorenson (M).
Side horse Won by Patten (M); second,
Swanson (M): third. Harding (N): fourth.
Color (N); fifth, Sprague N).
Kings won by Heristrom (M); second,
Peterson (M); third, Sprague (N); fourth,
Rankn (N); fifth. Geier (N).
Parallel bars Won by Loken (M): sec
ond, Sprague (N); third, Hedstrom (M);
iourin, swanson (M) ; rirtn, purdy (N).
Long horse Won by -Sprague (N); sec
ond. Patten (M) ; third, Geier (N); fourth,
rcierson mj; iirtn, ueier N).
Tramollne Won by Sprague (N): sec
ond, Peterson ' (M); third, Patten (M);
tied for fourth and fifth, Geier (N), and
Loken (M).
Individual all around Won by Patten
(M); second, Peterson (M); thrd, Sprague
(N); fourth, Geier (N).
US Tank Stars
Better National,
World Marks
Joe Verdeur of LaSalle college,
Philadelphia, and Allen Stack,
Yale captain, bettered world's
swimming records lost week in the
sixteenth annual Yale swimming
carnival.
Verdeur swam the 200-meter
braast stroke in 2 minutes 32 sec
onds, three seconds better than
his own mark for that distance.
He also lowered his American
record of 2:35.6, by two seconds
Stack lowered the 400-meters
international back stroke mark by
racing the distance in 5:03.9. The
Yale captain also bettered Michi
gan's Harry Holliday's 440-yard
American record. Stack's time was
5:06, five and .six-tenths seconds
faster than the Michigan aces
tima.
lowan Contributes
Wally Ris, Iowa University star,
also contributed to the week's
record - breaking. . performances
The Hawkeye swimmer cracked
the 220-yard free style national
collegiate mark by swimming that
distance in 2 minutes 13.7 seconds.
The Iowa swimming star also
claimed a new American record
in the 100-yard free style with
a 51.9 seconds performance against
Minnesota lastweek. The mark
bettered the 52-second American
record set by Johnny Weismuller,
Illinois A. C, Aug. 1, 1925 in
Seattle, Washington.
Golf Schedule
The University of Nebraska
golf schedule was announced to
day by Coach Dougal Russell.
April 23: Colorado A. & M. at Fort
Collins.
April 24: University of Colorado at
Boulder.
April 30: University of Kansas at Law
rence.
May 1, University of Missouri at Co
lumbia.
May 3: Iowa State College In Lincoln.
May 7: Wichita University at Wichita.
May 8: Kansas State College at Man
hattan.
May 10: University of Oklahoma in
Lincoln.
May 17-18: Conference Championships
at Kansas City.
May 20: Wichita University In Lincoln.
Sooners Edge
Husker Frosh
In Close Meet
The University of Oklahoma
freshman track team won a postal
meet from the University of Ne
braska - by one-third of a point
Coach Ed Weir announced Mon
day.
Oklahoma scored 50 points and
Nebraska. 49 2-3. There was but
one pole vault contstant, Leonard
Kehl of Nebraska, which meant
that only five points were awarded
in this event. Kehl cleared 13 feet
A inch.
Jimmy .Smith of Oklahoma was
the high point maker with a total
of 21 7-12 points. Smith scored
four firsts, winning the 60-yard
highs, 60-yeard lows and the high
jump and broad jump. He tied for
third m the 60-year dash and ran
a leg on the, winning relay team
Bill Mountford of Nebraska was
second in scoring with 15 points
He took firsts in the mile, quarter
mile and half mile.
Esref Aydin, Nebraska's tireless
lurk, had the too time- of the 2
milers with 9:59.7.
The summary:
Mile run-iwon by Bill Mountford. Red
Cloud, (N) 4:35.1; second Dick Hollander
N), Omaha, 4:47; third, Bob Reece (N),
Phiillpsburg, Kas., 4:59.4.
60-yard dash Boone Hazelett (O) and
Tom Gray (O) tied for first and second,
:06.4: Jimmy Smith (O). Don Yestness 4N)
Westfleld, la., and Roger Rltter (N) Kear
ney tiea tor intra ivo.o.
440-yard dash win by Mountford (N)
3. 8: second, James waidry to) :ai.z
third. Billy Heln (N) Alliance :54.6.
60-yard high hurdles won by Jimmy
Smith (O) :07. 8; Earl Elliott (N) Brady
and Reese McGee (O) tied for second and
thiru :o.i. ,
2-mile run won by Esref Aydin (N)
Istanbul, Turkey, 9:59.7; second Bob
necce twj rniiupsourg, Kas., iu:zi.j;
third, Tom Kitchell (O) 11:26.
880-yard run won by Mountford (N)
2:04.5; second, Dick Hollander (N) 2:08.5;
third Lavaugh Martin (O) :07.6.
Mile relay won by Oklahoma (Martin,
Kitchell, Smith, Waidry.) 3:38.5.
Pole vault won by Leonard Kehl (N)
Scottsblulf, 13 feet IL Inch.
High Jump won by Smith (O) 5 feet
11: second. Elliott (N) 5 feet 1014: third
Darrell Burney (N), Dewitt 5 feet 10.
Broad Jump won by Smith (O) 21 feet
9; second, Kitter (N) 20 feet 10ft; third,
Lindel! Pearson -(O) ' 20 feet 8.
Shot put won by Clair Mayes (O) 48
feet 11; second, Lowell Nielson (N) Spald
ing, 43 feet 2; third, warren Jensen in)
Cozad, 41 feet 10ft.
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