Friday, February II, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 7
SigEps Intramural
Track Champions
BY DOUG DALE
Sigma Thi Epsilon rode to the
Intramural Indoor track and field
championship on the outstanding
performances of Lee Alexander
and Wendy Cole Thursday after
noon at Memorial Stadium.
Alexander became the meet's
only double winner as he ripped
off a third straight :06.5 clocking
in the 60-yard dash finals. It was
his second record breaking per
formance. Wednesday he captured the
one-lap run with a remaikable
:28.4. He established the 60-yard
standard at :06.5 in Tuesday's pre
lims and repeated in the semis
and finals.
His victory in the sprint, cou
pled with Cole's third place in the
50-yard finals, the day's opening
event, overhauled Alpha Tau
Omega, leader the first two days,
and when the Sig Ep quartet of
Cole, Alexander, Joe Tobiska and
Ken Brooker flew home in record
busting time of 1:56.8 in the four
lap relay it was all over.
ALEXANDER grabbed individ
ual laurels with his two firsts and
anchor leg on the relay for 17V4
points, edging Bill Moss, Delta
Upsilon, who scored 16 on a tie
for first in the pole vault and sec
onds in 60-yard dash and one-lap
run.
The Sig Eps turned in four rec
ord-breaking performances. They
were: Alexander's 60 and one-lap
wins, the relay and Wendy Cole's
1:05.3 in the two-lap event.
Alpha Tau Omega was all
through after the first two days
in which they held a commanding
lead, save a fourth place in the
relay. They failed to score in the
sprint and trailed the Sig Eps by
eight and one-half points for run
nerup honors.
Phi Gamma Delia made a strong
finish to place third with 30
points, edging Thi Delta Theta,
who scored 2?
OXLY TWO RECORDS held up
during this year's classic. They
were the pole vault and shot put
standards. Charlie Toogood won
the shot with a 52 foot 73i inch
effort. Dick Lett 'and Bill Moss
tied at 11 foot Ji inch in the pole
vault.
The other records were placed
on Ihe books by Don Rice, Al
Hruby and Bill Moss. Rice cracked
the oldest standard with a foot
2 inch winning leap in fie high
jump, while Hruby, the 50-yard
champ, set a new record in that
event during the prelims and
Moss tied it in the semifinals at
:05.6.
Final day's summaries:
SO-yrd dash: Win hy Al Hrohy, Phi
Helta Theta; second. Bill Moss. JVrta I'p
silon; third, Wendy Oole, Kitrma Fhl Kp
ailon; fourth, Jerry Henrterunn, Surma
V
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BI1A, MOO MET Crack Husk
er low hurdler will be lost to
Coach Ed Weir's thinelads for
an invasion of the Missouri
Tigers' lair Saturday night.
Alpha Fpsilon; fifth, Dick Walsh, Farm
Houpe; sixth, Joe Chapman, Beta Theta
Pi. Ttm. :OS 8. (Tics record Hruby pet
in prelims find Moss tied in semifinals.)
SO-yard dash: Won by lee Alexander,
Sipma Phi fcpnlon: second, EloYn Sevier.
Siirma Alfha Rpsilon; third, Kd Hraere,
Phi Gamma Dejta; fourth. Bill Baker, In
dependent ; fifth, TVm Bloom, Phi Gamma
Pelta; nixth, Jim Lyle, Phi Helta Theta.
Time :06.5. (Tw record Alexander set
in prelims and tied in worn i finals )
Four-lap relay: First lirat: Won hy
Sijrma Alpha Rrsltan: second. Alpha Tau
Omepa; third, Phi IV It a Theta. Time
1:56 8. (New record. Oh! record iy Pelta
X'psilon m 1848. 1:57.9.) Second heat: Won
by Phi Gamma relta; tiroond. Delta I'p
silon; third, Beta Theta Pi. Time 1 :S.
Third heat: Won hy Surma AlTa KTwilon;
second, Sima Nu. Time 1:.S8.6. Fourth
heat: Won by Faim House; second, Inde
pendents; third. Zeta Beta Tau. Time
2:00.9.
FinaJ comparison : Won by fiipma Phi
Kpsilon Oole, Brooker. Tohiska. Alex
ander); eeoond, Sifrma AUha Epsiloc;
third, Phi Gamma 1'w It a : fourth, Aliha
Tan Omepa; fifth, Phi l!ta Ttieta; sixth,
Farm House.
Moomcv Lost lNU Swimmers
To Ginderiiicii In Two Meets
For MU Trip
Cornhusker hopes for a victory
over the Missouri Tigers, defend
ing Big Seven indoor and outdoor
track and field champions, dipped
Thursday with an announcement
by Coach Ed Weir that crack low
hurdler Bill Moomcy would not
make the trip.
Moomey suffered a pulled log
muscle in a Wednesday workout
and will be lost for at least a
week. Weir hopes to have in
shape for th eleague indoor cham
pionships at Kansas City Feb. 25
26. SATURDAY night's invasion of
the Tiger lair by the Scarlet thin
elads will be a yardstick in meas
uring the outcome of the circuit
running.
Nebraska is undefeated in
three dual meets, having swamped
Iowa State, Minnesota, the de
fending NCAA outdoor king, and
Kansas.
Missouri's lone encounter was a
over Oklahoma at Columbia last
decisive 71'i to 324 triumph
weekend.
The following Husker perform
ers will make the trip:
Esref Aydin, Bob Berkshire.
Orville Glass, Bill Hein, Loyal
Hurlbert, Dick Hutton, Willis
Jones, Leonard Kehl, Harold
Kopf, Jim McConnell, Ray Mags
amen, Jim Martin, Harry Me
ginnis, Don Morrison. Bill Mount
ford, Jim Myers, Dick Pidcrit,
Tod Randolph, Robert Reece, Alan
Thompson and Fritz Ware.
The University of Nebraska
swimming team will meet the
University of Oklahoma Saturday
and the Minnesota tank team
Monday.
The Oklahoma-Nebraska meet
is slated for 4 p. m. and the
Minnesota-Nebraska meet starts
at 1:30.
Oklahoma finished third behind
Nebraska in the Big Seven cham
pionship a year ago.
Nebraska has won four out of
five dual meets thus far, losing
only to the defending champions,
Iowa State.
Coach Hollie Lepley said the
same Comhuskers who have been
competing in the earlier meets
will cany the load against the
Sooners and Minnesota.
Mike DiBiase Top
Wrestling Scorer
Mike DiBiase, Omaha, Big Sev
en Conference heavyweight
champion, leads the University of
Nebraska wrestlers with 18 points
in six meets.
Herb Reese, Omaha, who has
four decisions and a fall in five
matches, is second with 17 points.
Undefeated Bobby Vambor, 128
pounder from Omaha, is third
with 15 points. He has five con
secutive decisions.
Other scorers:
Ken Brown, Columbus f : Mickey Sr.r
ano, Omaha. 6: Bob Russell. Saliria. Ksns.,
fi; lyouis Canislia, Omaha ,5; Jack Tamai,
Omaha, 2.
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