Thursday, February 3, 1949
SOMETHING TO SHOOT FOR From left to rig ht Newt Copple, Earl Luff and Ed Copple pose
with the trophies to be awarded to varsity wrestlers.
Huskers Ouen
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Diamond Drills
This Week
Nebraska baseballers opened
spring practice session.? this week j
villi their sights set on defending
the i.ig Seven crown won by last
year's nine.
Tony Sharpe, Husker diamond
iVi hc ic;nf.H n rail for all
upperclassmen wishing to try out
for a mound spot to report to him !
in the Coliseum any day before !
three o'clock. ,
Fifteen batterymen have re
ported for early drills, including
veterans Jim Sandstedt and El
roy Gloystein, top NU hurlcrs
last season. Jim Sharp, an out
fielder last spring, is making a j
try for a mound position.
Also shooting for varsity hill
berths are: Jack Helmsing. On- j
aha; Sterling Van Vleck, Neligh; j
Dick Todd, Millard: Bob Camp.
West Point; Bruce Perrine, Kan
sas City, Mo.: Ernest Behne, Bra
inard; and Neal Haffenmeister,
Seward.
Catchine hopefuls include Dil
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JjldlliUll, Oiaiiiuo. ,
Omaha; and Delmr Deerson,
Bennington.
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Gmm Xp: l'orm A 1 vs. Inrra C-2:
lH.rtn B 2 vs iKirm B 1 7 p. m. rit
Ttiet It.i v. rtn I-elta Phi; Iental School
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7 i( p. m Brown Paiice vs. Phi Kapp
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Bi; ta Beta Tu v f tmi Alpha Ep
nlon iBi. 40 p m L-rja l'rin vs.
Kappa Sieiria iBi; A .pt.a Gamma Rho vs.
Sicrr.a A pt.a Xiu B; Theta Xi v. Beta
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Rifle Matches
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P-ia Thfta P! vs TVita Cl.i; ROTC I v
At M.ns Club; Navy 11 v Pershing
Ki.'les 11; Navy I vs. Persi.inc R;fle L
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Aim at Trophies
.
University of Nebraska wrest
lers have something more than
points to shoot at as the result of
trophies donated by former Corn
husker mat lettermen.
Newt and Ed Copple. and Earl
Luff have donated trophies they
are shown holding in the above
photo. Newt Copple has pre
sented the scholarship award, Ed
Copple hoi is the award to the
too freshmen, and Luff holds the
! cups which go to the most im
! proved wrestler and the high
point maker.
IM Basketball
Play Resumed
I
! Play was resumed in the In
itramural Basketball leagues Tues
day, w ith 18 teams seeing action,
j in the feature game of the
I evening, the Phi Delta Theta "A"
! team eked out a 33-28 victory over
SAE. The game was close thruout.
' with the Phi Delt's going to rest
'with a 15-14 edge. Dick Meissner
i poured in 12 points for the Phi
iDelfs. while Bill Wenke paced the
! losers with 7.
In other Intramural games.
Lutherans raced past the Inter
varsity 25-18. Zeta Beta Tau "A"
team defeated Delta Sigma Phi
27-14. Reformatory Guards
swamped Muscle Men 39-11. In a
low scoring contest, the Kappa
Sigma -C" team hit Delta Upsilon
11-4.
Phi Delta Theta "S"' squad de
feated Phi Kappa Psi 20-12. Two
"B"' league games were played
with Delta Tau Delta swamping
AGR 30-13, and Theta Xi slipping
past Pioneer Co-op 22-20.
Brown Palace Co-op won a close
one from Pioneer Co-op 20-18, in (University of Washington at Se
an "A" league game. 'attle the first quarter.
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Against I-State
The University of Nebraska
wrestlers are trying for their
fourth win of the season when
they meet Iowa State Friday night
at 7:30 in the Coliseum.
The Cyclones have lost their
only two meets to date while Ne
braska has won three of its five
contests.
Coach Pat Tatterson named
Louis Caniglia of Omaha, to
captain the Cornhuskers. Ca
niglia is making his first start
since losing a decision in the
Oklahoma A.AM. meet.
A new Husker face will wrestle
in the 165 pound class. George
Ostermiller and Earl Schneider
are presently battling for the
berth.
The entries:
121 pounds-Iowa State. Pave Vane :
Netraska. Lou'S Camp
128 pounds -Iw a
State Ralph van
; Nebraska Robei .
Eaton or Jim Mala."
Yan-bor.
l.';6 pounds-Towa Sta'e. Bob Kueer.i
Hon McCormick: Nebraska. Mickey Sps
ritno.
141 pounds-Iowa State. Jack
Par'
Tarn:
or R..cer I'axis; Nebraska Jack
l.M noun'ls- Iowa State
ruck I'.
worth or Pat Bush
Nc-bra.ka, Rol
Russell.
165 pounds-Iowa State Bu.-h or P'
Thomas; Nebraska, Ostermiller cr Scr.i.i
der
ITS pounds Iowa State. Tl nmas or r.a
K:o"tvAk: Nebr?ka Heroert P.-ee
H-ayweteht Iowa Siaie. John Stoi;
Ncorufka. Mike D.B.ase.
Former Creiphton Prep
jGridder Transfers to NU
William W'inger.der.
former
Creighton Prep
football standout.
has enrolled at the University cl
Nebraska. Wingender attended the
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Entries .for the Nebraska-Iowa
State dual swimming meet to be
held at the Coliseum pool Friday
afternoon at 4:30 were announced
Wednesday.
The Cornhuskers are undefeat
ed in four dual meets while the
Cyclones have two dual meet vic
tories and a second place in the
Iowa AAU championships.
Iowa State has one of the
greatest free style swimmers in
the country in conference cham
pion Roger Watts.
Watts recently tied the inter
collegiate 220-yard free style rec
ord of 2:09.7 in a meet with Illi
nois. He also swims the 440
yard free style.
The Cyclones have another con
ference champ in diver Sam Shif
fler. The entries:
300-yard medley relay Iowa State (Earl
Jezi'k. Bob Nielsen or Chuck Cownte, Iiek
Kullman); Nebraska (Jack Campbell, Con
rad King. Ted Kanammei.
220-yard free style low Stat Rcr
Watts. "Howard Lambert i; Nebraska (Mar
vin Grimm, George Hillt.
AO-yard free style Iowa State (Ed T.a
herKe. Malcolm Schmidt): Nebraska (Perry
Branch. Ted Kanamine. Tom llarleyt.
Divinp Iowa Slate (Sam Sbiffler, Ray
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Jim McConnell, Central City,
University of Nebraska track man,
is using a steel vaulting pole, it is
a bwedish innovation and Jirn is
the only vaulter in this area using
this type of pole. It provides con
siderable "whip" and has almost
tossed Big Jim out of the pit on
occasion.
Obermiller, Iave Bonehrakc
Nt'bra.ka
(Ed Craren. Gould Klapdi.
100-yard free style-Iowa Stale ( K1
T.aberce, Malcolm Schmidt); Nebraska
(Marvin Grimm. Ted K.maminei.
lftO-vard backstroke Iowa State (Earl
Jezek." Bob Wyant.i ; Nebraska (Jack
Campbell i.
200-yard breaststroke Iowa State (Ed
Howes Bob Nielsen, Howard Johnson,
Charles Cowniei: Nebraska (Bill Greer,
Bob Phelps. Conrad Kinisi.
440-yard free style Iowa State (Roper
Watts, Howard Lambert); Nebraska
(Georue Hill).
400-yard dee style relay Iowa State
(Malcolm Schmidt. Dick Kullman, Rush
Smith. Ed Lahernei; Nebraska (Perry
Branch. Jack Campbell. Tom Harley, Mar
vin Grimm i.
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