Wednesday. May 17, 1950
THE DAIL NEERASKAN
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114 Big Seven
DQSCDuii I iirs
Remaining
NU-Okiahoma
In Two Team
Pennant Race
With, only fourteen games re
maining on the schedule before
the Big Sev er, baseball champion
us finally decided, the race is
now narrowing down to a two
team argument between the
Oklahoma Sooners and the Neb
raska Conahuskers.
The Sooners are leading the
Huskers at the present time ty
virtue of a 6-2 record against a
7-3 record for Coach Tony Shar
ped crew.
Hesters At Home
If playing on the home field
means anything then Nebraska
bold a slight edge over Okla
homa. Out of flour remaining
games Nebraska will play two on
the local diamond. The Sooners
Huskers, K-State, Kansas,
Buffs1 to Press Missouri
By Ira Epstein
With Kansas University, Kans
sas State, Colorado, and Neb
raska all seeking to unseat the
defending champion Tigers, com-
oetition is looming m the Bifi imAnmi. Pnttm. us: iki gu
Seven Conference outdoor Track 3: - k1e. iv..
2-m5!Li nam R. C. smvbib (ok: sapro
KJB'i. Si-iwi, and Edwand santth JS;
T'4 Bo Po, B;!l Mc2uii and CImitr
K3S"; b! Vrtr.K BantM. Bn Heada-
TOwjft. and Bcito F'nsaitr. M.
SiiVy-aJd pari Bjl3 Ja. rvm Cra-
WTUnt t3S; asid JNIB CAdldD. BiU
JLJiVyaT'iS d.?46 OS1jt,OTa n-ti nlfr;
Fhailiips. Byivan Cliirt. Randy VacwL, aod
THE WAT MITCH SEES IT Ex-ma jnr leaguer Clarence Mitchell, seated third from left, gives nmem
ir m iTmiwrKitv irf Nelrasta baseball team a few Cos. Mitchell patched the first baM in
Friday's game with Wichita U. Left to right: Lin Vrbka, Del Kopf, Tra Novak. Mitchell. Assistant Sast -hen thev S
uo.mii Angela vjssma, cusmess jLiaiar ooiu'o vjruj uuu ux ijjc ilumxmi jjg Kansas State w lia- a
and Field Championships which
will be held here Friday and
Saturday.
Kansas Stale will go into the
conference test with more prob
able first places than any of the
contenders. In Eollin Pralher,
Kansas is banking on high places
in the shot and discus. In 1W9
Pralher hurled the discus 149
10 ss feet to set a record in Nebraska-Kansas
Slate du.il meets.
Another farst place for the
Wildcats will cwio in the high
jump event wi:h Virgil Seve-rns
selling the pace. Severns. who
did 6 feel S'j inches at tlie Texas
Relays for the best leap in the
world this sea.wn. consistently
betters
With Herb Koskins doing the
broad jumping, the Cats ha-e 40
wants practically in the bag.
Hoskins cleared against
Nebraska in 1949.
Out to whip Hsskans in the
broad lumping are Merwin Mc
Connell of Cfklahaimo; James
Koaonlek, Kobert Navratil, and
R. G. Wolf of Iowa; and Laddie
Stovall Robert Hickman, and
Lome Buchner from Missouri.
Next to Missouri's Bill Mc
Gwire in the two-niile race is
I will have to play all four of their ' Herb Semper of Kansas who has !
W,Tt Vnrrman ! 1"h mnwrt tvxft Ihamv-'mille clockinSS. 5
The following games are stiill 1 He turned the distance in 9:29.9
on deck to be played. On May ; against Missouri. Other cinder-17-1S
Kansas will play at Kam- , men in the two-mile field are
sas State. May 19-:-B Oklahoma Cliff Abel, Kansas. George Fit-
morns, t oioraoo, i-'on mx, ,vjass
ouil and R. C Slocum, Okla
homa. Entries ffiora Missouri, Iowa
Stale, and Oklahoma:
at Or J-m WfNtiwwm. Bill 0:
fO; Xlwriwad. Riuaon. Rldsard Sihr,
Vrnsrr. aed Wolf i: d Chart
Scijmock, Hanid Carter and Frc
Pol Van.1! BiU ""Carro!! and Jrrry
ljtwM tO: SjJwt KlS ad tic Moora.
Furmiih. and Paul Worn (at).
H:fM J:mp twit J 0: Dn-siB-ir
ataddoela (3S; ad Da Odor,
Untcti LAuaaaua. aod Bob Goidea ialt.
Broad Jtamp Urnrtn MtConnrn, Smith
fOi; Jainr Kiooslit. Kobrrt NaTtaul.
R. G. Wolf IS; and Laddia S!vaJ.
Robert Hjckman. and Laii BiJcbacC
Hil.
S3soS jwut Xair Grahaai. Jo Hotrkrjr
fO; Rotwot Aedrraon. JS: and Rob
MiddMno. Phil Biairaca, KcUf Pla (alt.
rarm Grahaao. Hrkry. Tom Coir
naan tO: Andrrsoa 1S and il:dJjrloo,
EreM and Peita (XI .
Jawliia GranaiB 0; Howard Bv
Kakrr. Paul! Konon (SS.
wiH play Missouri at Columbus
while Colorado will journey to
Lincoln for a double header with
the Huskers. On May 22-23 Okla
homa will play at Kansas, Colo
rado will play Iowa State at
Ames, and Nebraska will hit the
Sharpe.
Yii$fi Innino
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s irsustiers
y 13 vo
Bob Groan's error in the first of tie lOUh annang .
E&ve Wichita & 13-12 win over the University of Nebras-
ka's baseball team on the Busker's field Tuesday after
noon. After fire innings of play, the Huskers held a 12-4
advantage, but a few errors and some hitting by Wichita
tied op the ball game in the top half of the eighth.
iua, Liii itj-iiti -a T"W T rfl 0
iJ ixolters
Seek Big 7
Gold Ciwm
Coach Marvin Franklin and
his golfers will be out to shew
tbe loral fans that their fine
record this season wasn't just a
bit of lick when they entertaim
tbe Big Seven golf leairrs this
Friday and Saturday for tbe
conference tournament,
i This season has been oe of
witla five consecutive wins be
fore the first Iowa State game
last week, suffered his second
straight defeat. He relieved
Behne in the eighth after Eehne
bad issued a walk.
Bir Seve Stwidincs
Team w.
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Iff. Boh Sohuinw. Jam WWtaCTR, and
aniiK.r. vtv. Va. u.K1 I Tr-isi Prlrmm. RlBhard Fwn, Jrrrr
out of the running for the con- j Hhrom outms-. bitod ciark. jma E.imaj
ference title they will still playvT km.
cats at Manhattan
The last conference games of
the season will be played on May
29-3.9 when Colorado entertains
Kansas Slate.
a PWWCT OP
FERRY'S OVU&HT EVEKyTHlNS BUT THE BALL
SINCE HE STARTED US1N3 VlTALIS
In cant mita with rtw aataaet if yoo use your bod iad
-LnAim Vixula. cane. Pixr! into ibat too? of joun va tbe
Hmix 60-Sooani W'oilJt.'" 59 seotMKJs Kalp uassace (fed
ibt dif orcDcc') 19 seoomds to comb (and miH the gilt see the
diilsiCTkTeti YcaU loci aeu and natural Bjt-t-e kwse, fiakjr
dandruff nni dryness, too. So make your fiij tbe beHp of
iulit get it M my drag noire or barber tbp.
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'60-SecondWorkout'
TJTi.-fcif-n 1,-fl.fT
3 rirtrrf "toe season, toe most successful that tbe
Ihear Curd mm to. we e-ao .rt. have had in cdlf lor
went on to et a run ana x.e
up the game. Neither tetm
scared until tbe 13th when Frie
ierdorf was safe on fielders
choice and went on to second on
a sacrifice.
some time A squad J.ar.t;eJj'
dominated by sophomores has
won the majority of their dual
matches in some tough (competition.
But their rugRedest test will be
souri is the defending champion
and they will present a strong
squad which will go all out to
win the title again. Tbe Okla
homa Sooners and me iwansas j
Jayhawks wxu aiso preseui
stjcaig barriers to tbe Husksrs.
Vrbka caught rnederdort on Frida mnd Saturday. Mis-
AnnA una inrew
Caught In a hot-box, tbe Wichrta
nRh sped to third. Grogan over
threw Denker and Friederdorf
went on to score.
Trbka Get Low
Vrbka struek out Earnthouse
i n k .i Utter sent tbe
Huskers 4wn in order to end JJ TeillllS
tlAhh Vrbka was the los- r Wp'rlllPflaV
ing pitcher, be -orOy allowed two t OT tUIltMW V
hits during his J-..5 The intramural tennis tourna
stand. Altogether, Bto,"c 'ment is now entering into tbe
lashed out, including Bob uervs thrpe dtlVS ,C)j- lCcallpetition.
home run, by both teams. Ecb S)erijj has announced that
It was the longest game to be I stmj-toal matrhes in the
slaved on tbe Busker diamond jn bracket A, B, C. O,
this year, lastirjg three bows and ! aIld E win vajt for .courts of none
live Kunutes. Errors were the j available,
tirder of the day, wrth the teams The foil owing double? match -.
committing nine iniscues in the j-ju be played today at .5:00 p. m.
very loosely played game. j o- Bw.nw-A.rBi.ard . fartriflpr-
Kfrwasika pulled tw.0 double j ,cViur'r'2: Pnwrr-Xlitlrr' Bnlnuotrt-
COACH HAHKT GOOD I'm
definitely interested,'" after
returning from Denver where
he was interviewed by Wash
ington University officials for
bead basketball eoath- Good
has turned in am enviable re
cord at Nebraska, winning tbe
Big Seven twice.
Washington
After Coach
Harry Good
The Nebraska Board of -Regents
may be looking for a new
cage mentor for neict year.
Head Basketball Coach Harry
Good said Tuesday the Dnii'er-
sity of "Washington that be had
a maj'Or nana in ixie umi ukuh-
coroe Any one of the teams can i
unset either Nebraska s or Okla
homa's aspirations by knooking
them off in a double header.
Iwa State Jinx
Iowa State almost aoeomplished
the Job against the Huskers last
Fridav and Saturday. They won
the first game and Nebraska had
to go a! out in order to pull tbe
second contest out of the fire.
' According to conference stand- ;
ings the Huskers will also be
favored in playing teams of a
lower conference standing. Tbey
play Colorado and Kansas State
who are tied for fifth and sixth.
Oklahoma plays Missouri who
is in third place and ffisas who
is in forth place.
But actually these conference
standings mean little when the
teams take to the field as is
shown by the kind of treatment
that Iowa State usually provide
Nebraska. All of the other learns
in the conference will be out to
nlaster both too contenders.
Tbe winners .chief plum will be
to play the Missouri Valley con-
ferenoe champion in order to de
cide who will represent tbe Fifth
District in the NCAA., baseball
tournament this summer.
OU Favored
To Take Big 7
Tennis Crown
Tennis enthusiasts will have
an opportunity to watch a lot of
first class tennis this Friday and
Saturday when the Big Seven
tennis tournament is played in
Lincoln.
Tbe caliber of Big Seven ten
nis has been on a steady upgrade
during tbe last few years and it
is stronger than ever this year.
Defending champion Oklahoma
Is tbe team to beat again this
rear. The iooners nave a wj
filayi as tbey sunerea
sixth loss cut of 16 games f or
their seasotff record up to date.
Tbe HuBkers will have to oome
up with two m-ins over the Colo
rado Buffaloes this week-end in
order to keep their sights
trained on the conference crown.
Colorado wffl be here lor a
two-game stand May 1-2U.
Wtchlte a.k e JSltttk b
Jtarsiha Sh iHl Smia Ji J -J J "
HunuaB irf lil t Io H J J ?
low of-M till Gn.par B I J
Hmabura Sb 8 1 Oar I lit,
3K.nui.Ke lb S 6 11)3 Iwt.knr J f I
Jamilni: nova r 3
Jiarti.ulw I II U 1 atnlnUerflBT
White U 111 J S J 5
Oil tlarttn''" J I
Knafltc V 0 1 A.lcr.imia lb
9 J J
Oulieii-Horwlch
fomeroy-
Total. OUlUt Total. 48 IS M
..mmrB alfcd dor lLmrJr i
ILol.rbar Kllad out lor tel!:j
tenth; Oamp douled out or AJbtjium m
Ilalabura. tt'-Dhe I, Fannu. J. 0
Halabura. f ant.... art"u",;ir'om
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i.ln . Wl.it. 1!,
ft. C-By inter B. Sm.ltl.Hi B.
Vrt. B. SO- l Inn'nr..
t'tter Ml V B; Jenkln. U i '
Iiniiw I in ( a8: Vrt!ie tti 8.
K.IIKIUC, T'ttrr. Ba.lli-'tiner Hne. IIBP
Bv JC.na.ule (liletmi. Wlnnar ;Ttl.or.
t,ner Vri.Ka. II lametx n RbbSm.
Bara-
Veltaer-
Al.tler.tm.
Cnurt it:
B'Smrt :: Iititlmm-WTtBht . KlnilirM.1-
BoSHr?"i: Wltmr tH Wt.r.arty-l.nrt
Krunimweiar-Otmnart v. .Oertiarcli-
""o.mrt 'd: Winner -of 'CreBd-BemiiUrt
fmiltiP-Killmti -vh. winner att Jtusere
Bvtn.otia -to. nulltert-Bhutiiit.
At 6 jl m- The SoUowing
doubles matches will be played:
,rtmrt a- Ourriill-ftHepiin w winner o
en..H-Rwtrtwltl . M "n.nT.-limiier
te'-)uuril 8: IUeb.ti'.-I.ulittBOuU wa.
Otmrt t: .ritrWteniien-Wliltelioua
DI iHU-f'urtltli .or.
,c:nurt a.: fc.ar6er-Ktrknmn v
&0uri': Jen.D-C3Bb Mumto-WaM.
At 7 p. m.: Tbe following dou
bles matches -will be played.
Court 1. winner of Carroll-flaisBBai m.
BartJrf.elo-MeeBHr wtn.m .ol Faf-
tota-Ct'ttingt.uni MI:Ke..to-Mt;Ma.;m.
Oiiurt i: wumer til Onw-Jjitunlai w.
Flutte-Miieller vf. winner of SVollaiBufla
vt Jc.utiiiler-C1hriBlnaen.
.Court 8: jjViiii:tuii-MIll. w. iEoee-
Oourt : HurtHor-HRiouiik w. KUn
"oSun Brownr-Trunuy wa. Baher-
Bort : Sloan-Onborn. a. Herae
EuHfitner. The following doubles matches
will be played at i p. in.
Court 4 : Prinoe-Kohta vt. Shea-Allen.
Court Z: l:UU ouj i winner wa. l :W
.oourt I "Winner. .
O.iurt 8: d :UV jiourl winner we. l:uu
""'oourt T'Tlni ourt S wi.nw n SH
court .fi winner.
Ted Allen, Boulder, Cola. et
j. Trr.rd of 36 consecutive dou
ble nnrers in 72 pitches in the
T.5,tinniiJ horseshoe loumamenl
held here in
received a very generous offer j balanced team which is unde-
i or the posuticm ol neafl coacn at I feyd in conference competition
that schooL j ihis rear.
am definitely . interested,' Their main competition will
Good said Tuesday after return- ! iMM tram Missouri, Colorado,
j ing to the Nebraska campus from Kansas and Kansas State. All of
a conierenoe ubiuue , obese schools also possess some
officials. But, be added, he was IWV potent squads .and any one
well satisfied at Nebraska. aJ- fhera can (upset 1he Sooners.
Coach Good assumed tbe : jjebri6ka is sporting a total of
coaching duti.es at Nebraska four j;C)r the eason. 'Their
years ago.. During that time be -am- th crmnse -of
has produced two Big Seven oo- lcmra state, Kansas Wesleyan. i
championEhin teams for Ne
braska for the best record in Ne
braska history.
About 200 colleges now offer
regular instruction an rifle shooting.
and tbe
Mines.
Colorado School of
A record crowd of 72373 fans
saw tbe three day state high
school basketball tournament at
tbe University of Minnesota.
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