Frf3cTY, May 14, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Page 3
Freshmen Win Five Firsts
In Dual Meet With Varsity
Things are looking up for the Huskers in years to come
judging from the results of the freshmen-varsity track meet
Thursday. The freshmen took five firsts in the meet and
scored several seconds. The final score was 861. to 38V'.
in i aver 01 me varsity.
Bill Mountford was the big
gun on the Ireshmen sqvad as he
pulled down two places. Bill
started off the meet by winning
the mile in 4:38.2. Then he came
back an hour later and came
from behind to win the half
mile event in the fine time of
1:58. even.
Darrell Burney also helped the
freshman cause as he tied Monte
Kinder for first in the high jump
ana came in third in the broad
jump. Burney had a jump of 21'
11' but crowhopped. That jump
would have given him second
place.
The best race of the day was
the two-mile event Esraf Aydine,
a Ireshman from Turkey, won
going away in a time of 9:55.3.
An upset was the feature of
the javilin ' throw as Mohson
threw the spear 183'2o edge out
Kay Magsamen by three feet.
Fritz Davis, state gold medal
champion in the discus and shot
put last year, picked up two more
seconds for the freshmen in his
two pet events.
The best time of the meet was
turned in by Meginnis and Hutton
who ran a dead heat in the 100
yard dash in :9.8.
Summaries:
Mile: Won by Mountford fF); 2nd,
Thil (V): -3rd, Hale (V. Time: 4:H8.2.'
Discus: Won by Sees V, 2nd. Davis
(F); 3rd. Villars (V). Distance: 136' 7".
Shotpnt:; Won by Pldrrit (V); 2nd.
Davis (F)t 3rd, McConneli. Distance: 48'
V.
40-yard dash: Won by Hulbert (V);
2nd. Voileraton (V); 3rd, Hein (F). Time:
SO. 4.
100-yard . dash: Won by Meginnis V
and Hutton. (V), (tie); 3rd, Sonderecer
tF). Time: -9.8.
120-yard high hurdles: Won by Berk
shire (V); 2nd. Jones (V); 3rd. Mag
samen (V). Time: :1S 1.
880-yard run: Won by Mountford F);
2nd, Koft tV); 3rd, Martin (V). Time:
1 :58.
High Jump' Won by Kinder (V) and
Burney (Ft t'.le); 3rd, Meissner (F;
height: 3'loV
220-yard lash: Won bv Mrginnls fV
and Hutton V. (tie: 3rd. Hurlbert (V)
and Stansbury F. (tie). Time: :22.3.
Pole vault: Won bv Cooper (V); 2nd,
Kehl (F). Height: 13'.
Broad Jump: Won by Meginnis (V): 2nd.
Kinder (V); 3rd, Burney tF). Distance:
23' IV.
2-mila run: Won by Aydine fF); 2nd,
Morrison IV); 3rd, Martin tV). Time:
:S5.3.
Javi'in throw: Won by Monson F;
2nd. Magsamen tV); Crd, Pldent tV).
Distance: 182' 2".
220-yard low hurdles: Won bv Matrsa
men (V): Brainard tV); 3rd, Elliot tF).
Time: :25 3.
, All freshmen lettermen
should watch the sports page
next week for an announce
ment of a meeting concern
ing the organization of a
freshmen numeral winners
club. This club is being plan
ned to cooperate with the N
club in selling at games and
doing other jobs around the
school.
The Newman club will have a
picnic Sunday in Pioneers Park.
. Those students not having any
transportation and wishing to go
are asked to meet in front of the
Temple building at 2:00 p. m. The
picnic will be held on the park's
picnic grounds at 2:30. All mem
bers are asked to come and bring
your irien,ds.
SOCIAL WHIRL
EVERETT EVNEN
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He says:
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Chesterfield year after year first
choice of college men and women.
N-CIub Votes
$110 to Boys
State Fund
The Nebraska N Club voted to
give $110 to the Boys State Me
morial Building Fund at a recent
meeting. This amount was part of
the profit from concession sales
during the Nebraska high school
basketball tournament, President
Alex Cochrane, Jr., said.
"The athletes who sold conces
sions during the tournament 'de
cided that they could make a
substantial contribution to a wor
thy project rather than split the
money among themselves,"; Coch
rane said.
Pitchers Lead
Husker Drive
Two pitchers and a blanket de
fense have combined to boost the
University of Nebraska baseball
team to the top of the Big Seven
conference.
Elroy "Lefty" Gloystein of
Waco, who is undefeated in five
conference games, and Omaha's
Jim banustedt, who has won four
and lost one in loop play, share
the pitching honors.
Five Cornhusker hurlers have
held 17 opponents to a 2.8 earned
run average. Angelo Ossino of
Omaha, and Sandstedt each have
1.7 earned run averages.
Only three Huskers are cur
rently hitting over .300. Bob Gro
gan of Lincoln, leads with a .375
average. Lefi.y Gloystein, with
.316 and Wesley Maser of Lincoln
with .314, are the other two.
WHO IS
MR. ABC
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Bob Cerv of Weston is far in
front with 18 stolen bases. Thir
teen of his thefts came in Ne
braska's last six games.
.The averages:
BATTING.
Player ab r h tb rbl pet
F. Hegwood 2 10 12 13 .414
B. Grogan 64 14 24 33 10 .375
E. Gloystein 19 2 8 7 1 .316
W. Maser 32 5 10 11 11 .312
B. Cerv 60 15 17 25 20 .283
W. Branson 11 6 3 6 4 .273
A meeting of all old and new
members of Corn Cobs will be
held Friday at 4 p. m. at the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
house, according to Bob Hamil
ton, Cob president.
T. Novak 15 2 4 6 0 .267
Bill Denker 66 11 15 19 5 .227
1. Sharp 44 5 10 13 8 .227
Don Hays 9 1 2 2 1 .222
Hobe Hays 70 19 15 24 7 .214
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