Friday, April 29, 1949
PAGE 6
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Husker Baseballers Travel
To KU for Two-Game Series
Coach Tony Sharpe and his
diamond faithfuls left Thursday
afternoon for Lawrence, Kas.,
where they will meet Kansas
University in a two-game series,
Friday and Saturday.
Sharpe has juggled his batting
order in an attempt to improve
the team's hitting. Hobe Hays has
been switched to the number two
spot and Cerv will be batting
clean-up against the Jayhawks.
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DICK GILMAN, Kansas' lead
ing hurler, is the probable starter
in the first game. Gilman has
pitched both of the Jayhawks'
conference wins this season. Kan
sas has lost four league games.
Against Kansas State, Gilman
hurled a four hitter and he turned
jn a three hit performance to beat
Missouri. The only conference
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Iowa State,
Elroy "Lefty" Gloystein will be
the starter in the first game and
Jim Sandstedt will hurl on Sat
urday. Nebraska has split every
series played this year. They
dropped a single game to Okla
homa and were leading the Soon
ers in the second game when it
was rained out. The Huskers need
a clean sweep in this series to put
them back on the road to the con
ference title.
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Track S(juad
Off to Drake;
Hutton Sick
One of Nebraska's star track,
performers has been forced to
skip the Drake Relays which take
place at Des Moines Friday and
Saturday. Coach Ed Weir will be
without the services of Dick Hut
ton, veteran sprinter.
Hutton, one of the Husker's
three star sprinters, has been
ordered by his physicians to skip
the relays this week. Dick has
been ill the past few weeks with
a stomach disorder which slowed
him up considerably in the Kan
sas relays last week-end.
BILL I1EIN, Alliance sprinter
will take over Ilutton's spot on the
440 crew while Don Vollertson,
Talmage, will run in the 880 re
lay event.
Coach Weir left at t p. m.
Thursday with a squad of 18 men.
The shuttle relay team and the
sprint medley quartet are the best
Husker bets for victories. Dick
Piderit also has a good chance to
win the javelin throw.
The Nebraska entries:
Shuttle hurdle relay: Alan Thompson.
Omaha; Ray M.iKasmen. Alhion; Willis
Jones. Minilen; Boh Herkshire, Omaha.
Sprint medley relay: l.oyal Hurlbert,
Ord; Thompson; Harry Mcginnis, Lincoln;
Harold Kopf. Lexington.
Two-mile relay: Jim Martin, Omaha; Bill
Mount ford, Ked Cloud; Kopf: Hurlbert.
440-yard relays: Fritz Ware. Omaha;
Bill Hein. Alliance; Thompson, MeRtnniR.
120-yard high hurdles: Magasmen, Jones,
Berkshire.
100-yard dash: Thompson, MeRinnls.
Two-mile run: Esrel Aydin, Istanbul,
Turkey.
Discus: Wayne Sees. Gordon, and Jim
McConnell. Central City.
Shot put: Dick Piderit, Lincoln, and
McConnell.
Javelin: Piderit, McConnell and Warren
Monson, Clay Center.
High Jump: Dick Meissner, Omaha.
Wednesday
Bill Hemke will interview Sue
Bjorklund Gabout the Farmers'
Fair on University News in Re
view at 4:15 on KOLN.
Craft Shop in the Ag Union
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HOBE HAYS, veteran infielder,
the batting order as Coach Tony
attempt to produce more hitting
in first game with Iowa State to
Horseshoe Lead
To Newman Club
The Newman Club took over
first place in the Interdenomina
tional Horseshoe tournejf with a
7-2 win over the last place
Methodists. Ray Menuey boasted
three of the Catholic's wins while
Joe Young and Paul Versch took
two each. The Presbyterian Stu
dent House remained in second
place with a 6-3 win over the
third place Intervarsity.
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GOI-DS
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moved to the number two spot in
Shapre juggles the line-up in an
power. Hobe drive in three runs
share r.b.i. honors with Bob Cerv.
Math Honorary
Sponsors Contest
Pi Mu Epsilon, mathematics
honorary ia holding its annual
freshman and sophomore mathe
matics competition Saturday,
April 30, at 1 p. m. in Burnett
hall. A prize of $10 will be given
to the winner in each division.
Students now in mathematics
17 should take the freshman ex
amination, while mathematics
106 and 107 students are entered
in the sophomore examination.
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