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CHAMPIONSHIP CORNHUSKERS Members of the 1948 University of Nebraska baseball team ad
mire the trophy emblematic of the Big Seven championship won by the Huskers this spring. It was the
first diamond championship in 19 years for the Nebraska team as Coach Tony Sharpe made his debut
by winning 16 of 21 games, capped by a 10-game streak at the end of the season. Front row, left to
right: Manager Clyde Luther, Don Hays, Wes Maser, Dil Blatchford, Elroy Gloystein, Coach Tony
Sharpe (with trophy), Hobe Hays, Angelo Ossino, Jim Sandstedt, and Assistant Coach Vern Kailey.
Back row, left to right: Bob Cerv, Bill Denker, Orville Schmieding, Bob Grogan, Bob Schleiger, Har
lan Powley, Bob Bull, Tom Novak, Jim Sharp, Jack Helmsing, Fritz Hegwood, Bob Hinde and Bob
Camp. All of these players will return next spring with the exception of Maser and Schmieding. One of
Potsy Clark's top ball carriers this fall will be Frank "Junior" Collopy (lower right), 5 foot 11 inch,
190-pounder from Scottsbluff. Junior is one of two men on this year's squad who have lettered three
years in football. He lettered in 1944 and after a naval hitch returned to letter in 1946 and again last
year. He was an All-State selection while playing for Scottsbluff high. (Upper right) Tom Novak, Uni
versity of Nebraska center, is being boomed for Ail-American honors. An All-Big Six selection the past
two falls, Novak was put on Bill Stern's pre-season squad behind Chuck Bednarik of Pcnn and Alex
Sarkesian of Northwestern. Last year Notre Dame tabbed him as their outstanding opposing lineman.
Summer Jobs Held Down by didders
University of Nebraska football
players are engaged in sunyner
jobs. George (Potsy) Clark be
lieves Bob (Moon) Mullen, center
candidate, is the most versatile
of the players who have reported
on their activities.
Mullen is "digging ditches,
painting, helping a funeral di
rector and working at a radiator
plant" at Connesville, Pa.
Tom Novak is working for the
Prucka Transportation Company
in Omaha and reports that his
ankle is "much better."
Alex J. Cochrane, Jr., is super
visor of recreation at the Fremont
Golf Club which entails managing
the swimming pool. He has been
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j RjuamII Spotting pondA Qo.
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get in condition.
i George Bostwick is with the
Union Pacific at North Platte.
Frank Collopy, Jr., is laying car
pet and linoleum at Scottsbluff.
Clayton Frazier has been icing
refrigerator cars for the Burling
ton. Bill Mueller has been hand
ling piling for the U. S. Army
Engineers in river work.
Hubert Unger has been putting
down test wells for the Depart
ment of Conservation and Survey.
Joe McGill was in harvest work
and has been working as a helper
on a truck.
Dick Hutton, after summer
school, helped with the National
Junior Chamber of Commerce golf
tournament and will work at the
state fair grounds during the race
meet.
Don Strasheim has been running
a tractor and hauling wheat on a
farm near Kimball. Charles Story
has been working for the police
t'epartment in Lincoln.
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MASCULINE WARDROBES
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have determined the styles and offer "style
right." advice to the college man.
Harvey Brothers carry a complete line
of college clothes for college men.
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