Friday, May 13, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 7
Husker Cindermen Drop
Surprising K-Statc Team
Hampered by the loss of sprint
ers Dick Ilutton, Hurry Mcginnis
and Loyal Hurlbert, Nebraska's
powerful cinder squad had to rely
on team strength Wednesday aft
ernoon to defeat a surprisingly
strong Kansas State track team,
73' 2 to 57'
Three men scored double wins
as Cornhusker middle-distance
man, Harold Kopf, notched vic
tories in both the mile and half
mile events, Hollin Prather of
Kansas State took both the discus
and the shot put events, and Rod
ney McClay, Wildcat sprinter,
won both the 100-yard dash and
the 220-yard low hurdles. McClay
also tied for first place in the pole
vault.
KOPF WON the mile event by
rdgir.g out teammate Hill Mount
I'ord in a lime of 4:27.6. He then
came back to win the half-mile
event in a time of 1:59.1.
McClay was the big wheel for
the Wildcats. He started off by
e "ing out Husker Al Thompson
in the 100 with a time of :09.7. He
then came back to take the 220
yaid hurdles in a time of :23.6.
McClay also tied for another first
as he cleared 12 feet to end up
even with Leonard Kehl in the
pole vault.
Hollin Prather, indoor shot put
champion, '.ook both the shot and
discus events, heaving the shot
48' 10". and tossing the discus
149' 10".
Team strength told the differ
ence as the Huskers piled up a
sufficient number of seconds and
thirds to take the meet. The Husk
ers also swept the javelin event.
JIM MARTIN won the mile re
lay for the Huskers. He took the
baton on the last quarter-mile leg
15 yards behind the Wildcat an
chor man. Billy Stuart and ran
a 48.6 quarter mile to finish
right feet ahead of Stuart. The
Husker time was 3:23.9 for the
mile distance.
Alan Thompson was high point
man for the Huskers, picking up
11 points on two seconds and a
first. Summaries:
220-y.iril la?h: Won by Alan Thnmp
fcon (Nehrasha); aecond. l.nd Tpiilo
(Kansas Stnte J ; third, Jim War (Ne
braska). Tmip :21.7.
Two mil run: Won by Davt Van
Haverlirk (Kansas Slate); second. Esref
Ajilm (Nebraska ; tlurd, ('.turn Owen
Kansas statei. Time 9:tS8.
220 yard low Imnrn's: Won by Rod
M'-CIy (Kansas State); second. Alan
Thompson (Nebraska): third, Kay Mae.
samen ( Nebrafka I. Time. :2.1 8. (Breaka
kan'n suir record of :23 6 set by
Vbciay in 11MK and Harry Henklev In
r.i:. New meet record. Old record
tin known ) .
Mile relay: Won by Nebraska (Leonard
Kehl, Hill Mount ford, lion Vollertlen.
Jim Martin). Time 3.2:i 9.
I'ole vault: Tie between McClay
(Kansas Slate) and Kehl ( Nebraska I; tie
for third between .Mm McCrmncll (Ne
braska) and Dean Nunn (Kansas Slate i.
Height 12 feel
Mich jump: Won by nick Mi issuer
(N'fhraska ) ; second. Kd Head (Knn-ii-St-itei;
third, Viikii Sevcms (Ksnsas
Sl.itei. Heil:ht feet. I'.; inches.
Mr. ad jump: Wr.n by Herb Hojklns
(Cnnsag State; second. Owen Brainard
i Nebra.-ka i. third, Head (Kansas State).
I)ilance 2.1 feet. 4', inches.
Shot put: Won bv Hollin Prather
Krmis Stale); secon-l. Dick Tuleril
I Neb; n -l;a) ; third, MiCnmell (Nebras
kai. Distance 48 feet. HIH. Inches
nisriis; Win by Prather (Kansas
Stale); second. Wnvnc Sees (Nebraska);
thud McConnell (Nebraska). Distance
M'l f-e'. 1(1 it indies.
Javelin: Won by Warren Mor.son (Ne
hiaskai; second. Piderit (Nebraska);
t'ord. .Maj;:-':,men (Nebraska). Distance
1 ;7 feet. inches.
Miie run: Won by Harold Kopf (Ne
braska); reeond, Hill Mountford (Ne
braska); third, Dean Kays (Kansas
Slate i. Tine K:27..
Hu-yarl dash: Won by Jim Martin
(Nebraska); second, Don Thomas
(Kansas state); third, Don Vollertser.
(Nebraska). Time :49.4.
100 -yard dash: Won bv Rod McClav
(Kansas Stale): second. Alan Thompson
( Ncoraska i ; tlurd. Lod Troilo (Kansas
it.ite). Time :00.7. (Breaks Ksnsas
Stale record of :09 8 set Uy Red Krvin
n 192:i. New meet record Old record
unknown)
2n-yard bih hurdles: Won by Karl
Klliott (Kansas Stale); second, Willis
bmcs (Nebraska); third. Hob Berkshire
I Nebraska l . Time ;14 5. (Ties Kansaa
State record of :14:5 set bv Kd Darden
n J 1 2 1 . New meet record. Old record
jitkii'iwn).
8K0-yarrt run: Won bv Harold Kopf
(Nebraska!: second. Bill Stuart (Kansas
State); third. Trevor Watson (Kansaa
State). Time 1 :T! 1.
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out the schedule for the play
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Games Today
The Alpha Tau Omega softball
ers won first place in League I
Tuesday night with a 15-4 romp
over Delta Upsilon. Behind the
blazing fast-ball of Freddy Fuller,
the ATO's were never in trou
ble. The win gives the ATO's a
record of 5-1 and sends them
into the playoffs favored to re
peat as champions.
Theta -fi, behind the four-hit
pitching of Torzson, beat Kappa
Sigma by a close 3-2 score, and
the Phi Gams shook off the Sig
Alphs by a 5-4 margin.
Sigma Phi Epsilon came back
after being behind 3-0 to cop
their game 6-3 against Delta
Sigma Pi. The win assures the
Sig Eps second place in League I
and a playoff berth.
Pioneer Co-op dumped the
Tekes into the League II cellar
with a 12-3 rout, banging Ewing
and Soder for 14 hits. Sigma Nu
won convincingly over Delta Chi,
12-4.
Intervarsity clinched at least
a tie in the Denominational
League by trouncing the Chris
tians, 18-1. Presbyterian House
had to be content with a split
in their two games, winning 12-6
over the Baptists and losing 3-10
to the Newman Club. The
Methodists climbed to third place
in taking a forfeit from the
Lutherans, and losing to the
Newman Club, 3-5.
Geology entered the playoffs
unbeaten by taking a victory
over ASME and Chem E
squeezed by Voc Ed by a narrow
5-4 margin. In a pitcher's duel,
the V-5's beat the wheels 3-1.
Both teams got only five hits
each.
Lilies won their fifth straight
game behind Anton La wry by
beating the Student Union, 7-2.
It was the first loss suffered by
the Union boys. Alpha Kappa
Psi clinched a tie for second in
League VI by edging Dorm A-2,
5-3. Dorm B walloped Dorm C,
13-5.
The Ag Men's Club continued
on their winning ways by crush
ing the Tridents, 19-4.
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