IW&nes3ay, May 12, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Nebraska Cops Second
Game of Buff Series, 6-1
Nebraska continued its drive for the Big Seven base
ball title by defeating the Colorado Buffaloes 6-1 Tuesday
behind the five hit pitching of Big Jim Sandstedt. The
Huskers' conference record now stands at nine wins and
three defeats. The Scarlet got off to an early lead with a
two run outburst in the first frame,
Catcher Dil Blatchford walked and
Hobe Hays was hit by an inside
pitch. After two were retired on
ground balls, Wes Maser was safe
at first when the Buff catcher
mfssed the third strike, Blatchford
scoring from third on the rlay.
Hays Scores.
Bob Cerv then walked, loading
the sacks. Hays scored as Colorado
tried to force a runner at second
on Bob Schleiger's grounder.
Colorado came right back to
score once on a single, stolen
base and an error.
The contest then settled down
into a pitchers' battle until the
bottom of the sixth.
With two away, Bill Denker
shot a single past second base,
and all hands were safe when
Colorado attempted a force play
at second on Grogan's grounder.
Denker and Grogan advanced
when hte pitcher threw into
center field trying to catch
Denker off second. Maser then
walked to load the sacks.
Denker added the third tally
when the pitcher threw into
second walk. Schleiger struck out
to end the rally, with Nebraska
leading, 3-1.
Another Scarlet tally was added
in the seventh. Two were out
again when , Blatchford was safe
on an error ; py the second base
man. Hays then drove a long
double to the left center fence
to score the catcher. Denker fol
lowed with a j walk, but Grogan
ended the inning by hitting into
a force play; at second.
The Huskers ended the scor
ing in the last, of the eighth. Maser
walked but was forced at second
by Cerv, w,ho promptly took
second on an error by the first
baseman and stole third. Cerv
scored and Schleiger was safe at
first on a hard grounder to the
shortstop.
Harlan Powlev. substituting for
Jim Sharp, slashed a single into
right. Schleiger scored on an
overthrow at third, Powley tak
ing second. Sandstedt bounced
one to Pitcher Pete Click, who
threw Powley out at the plate,
and Blatchford flied to right to
end the rally.
Sandstedt retired the Buffs
easily in the top of the ninth and
the ball game was over.
Colorado's Bill Fanning was a
thorn in the side of the Huskers
all through the series. The cocky
infielder got two hits in both
games and was an audacious
base-runner, stealing home in
Mortday's contest.
Nebraska has two conference
series left on their slate. They
travel to Lawrence to play K.U.
twice this weekend and finish
the season May 24-25 against
Iowa State here.
The box score:
Colo. ab h o a Nebr. ab h e
C'dea rf-2b 2 0 10 Blatchfrd e 4 1 T 1
Evani lb 4 0 9 1 H.Hay 2b 4 14 0
Fanning 3b 4 2 15 Denker Sb 4 10 2
Graham M 4 0 15 Grogan aa 4 2 15
Knobtock If 4 0 0 0 Maser rf S 0 0 0
Pixler cf 4 0 10 Cerv cf 2 0 2 0
Bock 2b 3 14 1 Sca'ger lb 4 1 10 0
Or'vlch rf 10 10 Sharp If S 0 1 0
Cox c 3 16 1 Powley If 110
Click p 2 0 0 5 Sandstedt p 5 113
Total 31 4 24 18 Total 34 8 27 11
Two Additions
Made to UN
Coaching Staff
Jack Johnson, former line coach
under Potsy Clark at the Univer
sity of Nebraska in 1945, Monday
was added to the Husker coaching
staff.
Mr. Clark announced Johnson's
return to Nebraska next fall at a
football dinner held Monday night
in the Union.
It was also announced that
Harry J. Miller, present Cam
bridge high school coach, will join
the coaching staff next year.
Johnson will serve as assistant
varsity coach and will probably
have charge of the line. He was
an all-Rocky Mountain conference
tackle while playing at the Uni
versity of Utah in the early 1930's.
He also was named all-National
league tackle the two years he was
with the Detroit Lions profession
al grid team.
II. J. Miller to Assist.
Miller, coach of last season's un
defeated Cambridge team, was
graduated from Ottawa (Kansas)
university where he played tackle
and center. He was a member of
the United States air corps team
while stationed at Salt Lake City.
Miller will assist in coaching
the freshman squad while com
pleting his wopk for a master's
degree at the university.
Coach Clark Monday night also
announced that L. F. (Pop) Klein
will direct the freshman grid
squad next fall.
IM Softball
Tlmrnday, May 13.
Km Col. 1. Slirma Alrlia Kpsllon vs.
Alni Tu Omrtra: Col. 2. Phi llta Theta
vs. Delia Upsllnn; Col. 3. Beta Sigma Pal
va. Rlk-ma Phi Kpsiion.
5:10 At. No. 1. Delta CM v. Alpha
Gamma Rho: Ag. No. 2. Methodist vs.
Muscle Men: Ag. No. 5. Dorm C. vs. Extra
Liht Brigade.
8:30 Col. 1. Sigma Alpha Mu js. Zola
Beta Tau; Col. 2. Sigma Chi vs. Phi
Gamma Delia; Col. 3. Delta Sigma PI vs.
Sigma Nu; Col. 4. Architects vs. Elliott
Manor; Col. !. Geology va. Lilies.
:30 Ag. No. 1. University Y.M.C.A. vs.
Hufnagle Field; Ag. No. 2. Ag Mens So
cial Club vs. Vnl Drug; Ag. No. 5. Ag
Y.M.C.A. vs. Y.M.C.A.
Friday. May 14.
5:10 Col. 1. Delta Upailon vs. Alpha
Sigma Phi; Col. 2. Sigma Nu vs. Brown
Palace; Col. 3. Chem K'a vs. A.I.E.E.
b:,WJU
T-ars Mamus. noted Danish Ar
chitect, will sptak on "Der.merk,
It's Customs and Life" at the Ar
chitectural Society meeting to
night at 7:30 in Parlor Y of the.
Union. Election of officers will
follow.
Leahy Named
All-Star Coach
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame
football coach, will tujor the na
tion's top college grid men
against the Chicago Cardinals in
the 15th annual All-Star game
in Chicago, Aug. 20.
Coach Leahy was selected by
the Chicago Tribune Charities,
inc., for the second straight year.
No other coach has ever been
named two years in a row.
Leahy coached the collegians
last year when they upset the
favored Chicago Bears in Soldiers
Field, 16-0.
Johanna Huslinger walked on
his hands from Vienna to Paris in
1900. He covered 871 miles on
bare hands in 55 days, or 550
hours. He walked ten hours daily.
IM Tennis
Play Nears
Final Round
Nebraska University's Intramu
ral tennis tournament has en
tered its final week of play with
the finals slated for Sunday at 10
a.m.
All preliminary matches have
been played, and the quarter
final round is to be finished by
today. Sigma Alpha Epsilon is
leading the team play with three
men competing in the semi-finals.
Beta Theta Pi has two men left
in the tourney, and Delta Upsi
lon, Phi Gamma Delta and the
Independents have one each.
Means Brothers Advance
Dick and Bob Means, Betas,
both are competing in the final
rounds. Dick defeated Dick Sala-
den, Sig Alph, Tuesday after
noon, 6-1, 6-0, to advance to the
semi-finals. Bob meets Dick Ag
new, DU, in his quarter-final
match.
Bob McGehee, only Indepen
dent to advance to the quarters,
meets Fred Greusel, Sig Alph
McGhee defeated Bruce Kennedy,
ATO, 6-2, 6-0, and Greusel
downed Ray Larson, Dorm B, 4-6,
6-1, 6-1, to gain berths in the
quarter-final round. The winner
of tRe McGehee-Greusel match
will go against Dick Means.
Bob Partridge, Phi Gam meets
Don McArthur, Sig Alph, in a
quarter-final match. Partridge ad
vanced by defeating Al Arrocha,
TKE, 6-4, 6-3, and McArthur
moved ahead by downing Bill
Barrett, Beta 6-4, 1-6, 7-5.
Dick Agnew earned the right
to meet Bob Means in the quarter-finals
by eliminating Hank
Arrocha, TKE, 6-1, 9-7. Means
dropped Jerry Whelan, ATO, 6-4,
6-4.
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HISTORICAL SPOTS
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Nebraska 200 001 12x
Runs: Bock, Blatchford 2. H. Hay.
Denker, Cerv. Schleiger. Error: Eva a
t. Graham. Cox, Click S. H. Hays, Den
ker 2. Runs batted In: H. Hays. Cerr,
Schleiger. Two base hit: Sandstedt, H.
Hays. Sacrifice: Click. Stolen base:
Fanning 2. Double play: Sandstedt to
Schleiger. Left oa base: Colorado 8,
Nebraska 18. Base on balls: Off Click
11. Sandstedt . Struck out: By Click
8, Sandstedt 8. Hit by pitcher: By
Click H. Hays). Wild pitch: CHck
Umpires: Hergert and Hamtts. Time.
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