'Friday, April 29, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 7
Names Winter
Letter Winners
Thirty-eight athletes .have qual
ified for letters continent upon
the release of their grades in June,
Athletic Director George (Potsy)
Clark announced.
The University of Nebraska has
a rule which calls for an athlete
to pass in 12 riours work in the
semester in which he competes
before a letter can be awarded.
Basketball players who 'have
satisfied the other requirements
are: Kenneth Anderson, Creston,
la.; Henry Cech, Berwyn, Til.;
Robert Cerv, Weston; Rodney
Cox, Lincoln; Anton Lawry,
Om;iha; Joseph Malecek, Cicero,
111.; Richard Schleiger, Omaha;
Richard Srb, Lincoln; Milton
Whitehead, Scottsbluff; Student
Manager Donald Stacey, Omaha;
Robert Pierce, Lincoln; Claude
Rethcrford, 'French Lick Springs,
Ind.
Freshman who qualify for nu
meral awards include Al Blessing,
Ord; James Buchanan, Fort
Wayne, Ind.; Andy Bunten, Chey
enne, Wyo.; Robert Cook, Gering;
Jack Deffenbaugh, Lincoln; James
Fulford, Wawaka, Ind.; Robert
Gottsch, Elkhorn; William Kerr,
Central City; Kenneth LaGrand,
Galesburg, 111.; Don Meyer, Lin
coln; Clinton Peterson, Hardy;
Max Pettrjohn, Spalding; Subby
Ruma, Omaha; Gerald Waldon,
Geneva; Norman Wilnes, Sidney.
Eleven men have lettered in
swimming. They are:
Perry Branch, jr., Lincoln; Jack
Campbell, Lincoln; Eddie Craren,
Omaha; Gould Flagg, Lincoln;
Marvin Grimm, Wilber; Tom Har
ley, Lincoln; George Hill, Omaha;
Ted Kannmine, Omaha; Conrad
King, Omaha; Bob Phelps, Lin
coln. Freshman swimmers who
earned numerals are: Larry Bos
ley, York; Buele Balderston,
Omaha; Robert Holtz, Lincoln;
Homer Ceylon Munson, jr., Arl
ington, Va.; Richard Myers, Al
liance; Bill Pomeroy, Omaha;
Hazen Rice, Scottsbluff; Jerry
Siegel, Lincoln; Charle6 Thomp
son, York.
Wrestlers who lettered are Ken
neth J. Brown, Columbus; Louis
Canigilia, Omaha; Harold Gilli
land, Stockvifle; Michael Sparano,
Omaha; Robert Yambor, Omaha;
Robert Russell, Salina, Kas.; Jack
Tamai, Omaha; Earl Schneider,
Snyder; Don Strasheim, Kimball;
AtMctic Office I AGR Hurler
Pitches First
No-Hit Game
Brilliant pitching featured Wed
n e s d a y 's sof tball intramurals.
Monson, AGR hurler, pitched the
year's first no hit no run contest
as the AGR's beat Zeta Beta Tau
by a 4-0 score. Monson faced only
19 batters as one ZBT reached
first base and this by an error.
The AGR chucker struck out ten
batters .
S. Nelson of Cornhusker Co-op
pitched his team to a two hit, 6-0
victory over Delta Tau Delta. Nel
son strtick out five and walked
two.
DEFEVDING champions Alpha
Tau Omega kept their record clean
with a 14-7 victory over Delta
Sigma Phi, while unbeaten Beta
Theta Pi ran roughshod over the
Acacia's, 27-4. Theta Xi edged the
Phi Gams, 4-3 in a thriller.
AIEE scored 4 runs in the bot
tom of the seventh after ASME
Herbert Reese, Omaha; Michael
DiBiase, Omaha; Alfred Johnson.
Omaha
Men who have earned letters
for gymnastics are Lloyd Helge
son, Lincoln; Philip Sprague, Be
atrice; Al Dunavan, Beatrice;
Clarence Lefler, Waverly; Leo
Geier, Beatrice; Ken Harding,
Auburn.
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had pushed across 3 runs in the
top of that frame to defeat the
Mechanical Engineers, 14-13. The
regulation six innings ended in a
10-10 tie.
The Farm House cut loose on
Alpha Sigma Phi and ran up a
26-1 victory while Sigma Nu had
trouble downing Brown Palace,
7-6. Sigma Phi Epsilon kept in the
race by beating the DU's, 12-6 and
the Phi Delts breezed over the Phi
Psi's, 10-3.
CIIEM E had no trouble in de
feating Architecture and rolled up
to a 22-6 win, while Pioneer Co
op gave the Sigma Chi's a few
anxious moments before losing
6-8. Sigma Alpha Epsilon rounded
out the day's schedule with a 7-1
victory over the Tekes.
NEBRASKA LANDLORDS
were a step closer to their goal
of rent decontrol through the vote
of the legislature to permit in
troduction of a decontrol rent bill.
The bill will have the state de
cree that rent control in Nebraska
is no longer necessary.
THOUGH IT was reported yes
terday that utility executive Cur
tis Calder was willing to accept
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