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Friday, April 20, 1951 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 3 -s: r i i LOWELL NEILSON . . . will represent the Huskers in the shot and discus against the powerful Tigers Friday. I x I TV A GLENN BEERLINE . . . will be seeking a repeat of the broad jump victory he pro duced last week. saws? BILL McGUIRE . . . This Tiger ace will be seeking more her alded victories in the distance races against Nebraska. He copped the indoor title in the mile run at Kansas City in March. TroeEioiney inlos'S' fa Joiirnev o ECconscas BY MARSHALL KUSHNER Sttft 8port Writr The University of Nebraska track team will play host to the Missouri Tigers in a dual track meet April 20 in Memorial Sta dium. The Tigers bring a well balanced squad and sparkling in dividual performers into Husker camp for the meet Coach Ed Weir has indicated that he will use some new men to bolster his squad's strength in order to revenge a 71-33 loss to the Tigers in a dual meet last February. Jack James of North Platte, will be entered In the 100 yard 1951 KANSAS RELAYS to V V 6 , .,' MORTW TEXAS STATC IZ20U, H AOovm Merb Hoskine KAHSAS STATB - Fred Wi't Only Three Kansas Relay Marks in Danger Saturday The returns won't all be inuated last June and now is em tmtil post-time, of course, but ployed in Miiwaukee by the the pro-meet form chart shows ! Anibencan Automobile Associa only three Kansas Relays marks in danger here Saturday. These include the Glenn Cun ningham Mile, which will match dash along with Lee Alexander and Bob Barchus. James will fill in the vacancy left by injured bneiaon Jacoos. Buele Balderston will run the 880 yard run and the mile run for the Husker thinclads. He will aid Dale Schnackle and Gene Yel kin In the 880 and Yelkin in the milerrun. Dean Brlttenham will team with Don Bedker and Dan Tol man In the 120 yard high hur dies. Blake Cathro will also com' pete with Bedker and Tolman in the low hurdle race. Jess Sell, Husker basketball player, will run in the two mile race. He will give support to Bob Krueger. Another Missou star, Bob Gor den, will compete under a handl cap. He has been bothered with a heel bruise received this year. Gorden has leaped 6-6 in his pet high lump event. The Husker squad should be at full strength as far as injuries are concerned, with the excep tion of Jacobs. Jack Scoville, who has been bothered by a leg in jury, should be ready to go at full speed in the 440 yard dash, 11 -Man Squad Coach Weir has also named an 11-man squad journey to the Kansas Relays in Lawrence on April 21. These Huskers will compete against some of the stiff est competiton in the country. Lee Alexander will represent the Huskers in the 100 yard dash Don Bedker and Dan Tolman wfll go in the hurdle race in the Kansas carnival. Dick Meissner and Irv Thode will compete in the high jump. They will buck heads with Wal ter Davis of Texas A. & M. who leaped 6-9. and Virgil Severns of Kansas University who has hit 6-734. Meissner has climbed 6-5, while Thode has hit 6-11 Thode and Glenn Beerline will also try for the broad jump title Kansas State's Herb Hoskins will be bidding for a victory also. Don Cooper and Lenny Kehl will pole vault in the meet. Coop er will be a slight favorite over a field of vaulters that are cap able of doing 14 feet or better. The last Nebraska athlete to win this event was back in 1942 when Harold Hunt vaulted 13-5W. Paul Grimm and Lowell "Butch" Neilson will throw the jshot put in the meet. Neilson will double in the discus. Beerline will assist Warren Monson in the javelin event. This pair took a second and third re- receni jvansas- Major League Standings AMERICAN LKACIl'K W I. IVt. Clcvrfund 0 1.000 C'lilriMro 0 1.000 Wftxhlnttnn , 1.000 New York . 0 1.000 St Lmilk o a .000 I'hllnili-lphlA 0 2 .000 IVtrall 0 .000 HoHlon 0 .000 NATIONAL UCACilK W 1. Tct. rittKburth 0 1.000 Chlrairo 0 1.000 N.'W York i Krooklyn .,,,..,...., 1 1 l'hllMlrliihhk 1 1 Huston 1 t St. 1-ouU 0 1 Ctnrlnnittl 0 3 ftnn AOO GB GR ass i4 000 1 '.fc 000 SMi THURSDAY'S 8COKKS American Iftue ChlfiMro .....IS 14 0 Hock Mutt St. l.ouln . ... 6 11 O Wlrimar Wnxlilnxton mt Philadelphia (pontponed) Cleveland at Detroit HiKtponrd Bimton at New York (pontponed) National League New York ....4 1 1 Hearn RKutnn a 1 3..,, Nnahn Chicago ,. 3 A ........ Mlnner Cincinnati 0 1 Kamsacii New York at Boston Snd rme (night) (Only tame scheduled) Basebcallers Prop Dnftieil -7 Co.tfesi' Cidnsds P. Big Coach Tony Sharpe's Nebraska baseball team got its first taste of Big Seven competition, and it was far from sweet. The Kansas Jayhawkers tripped Nebraska 0-5 in the first of a two-game se ries. The Kansas offered Carl San defur on the hill and he calmly pitched five-hit ball. Sandefur was the league's outstanding hurl er last year, compiling a 7-1 rec ord, and proved it by allowing five Huskers to get on base with singles, The Kansas attack was pow ered by Walt Hicks, stocky right fielder, who slammed out two home runs and a single in three official appearances at the plate. He also drove in three runs and scored three himself. Six Jays Errors The Huskers, only team to beat Sandefur last year, were not able to score one earned run. Their tallies came at the expense of six Jayhawk errors. Kansas was able to collect 11 hits off the offerings of Dick Mc Cormick and Al Benjamin. Mc Cormick was the starter and was Neicman Club, Presby House, Methodists Win in Softball International softball got into full swing Wednesday as six of the seven teams got into action. Defending Denom champ, Lu theran Student Association, found the going a little tough in their opening game and fell before a Newman Club rally, 8-5. Both outfits bunched their scoring in one inning, the Lu therans getting their five in the first frame and the winning Catholics scoring their eight in a big third inning. Walks were the big factors in this contest as the Catholics col lected only five hits and the Lutherans but three. Saughstad, on the mound for the losers, is sued seven passes while Duane Dietering and McCurdy, hurling for the winners, gave up six bases on balls. Neil Campbell led the victories hitters with two singles. Bernard Nebraska outdoor dual meet. Coach Ed Weir will be able to make the trip to Lawrence for the relays. During the earlier part of his recovery there was some doubt as to whetner he would be able to make the trip. List of entries for the Missouri meet: 100 lard dash: Lee Alexander, Bob Barchus, Jack James 220 yard dash: Alexander, Barchus, James 440 yard dash: Bill Heln, Jack Sco- ville 880 yard run: Buele Balderston, Gene YelKin, uaie scnnacKie Mil. run : Tinldnrston. YelKin Two mile run: Bob Kruecer. Jess Sell Low H'irdles: Don Bedker, Dan Tol man ninlr r'Athrn High hurdles: Bedker, Tolman, Dean Brtttennam . , High Jump: Dick Meissner, Iry Thode, ftnVrt Ksnrl Broad Jump: Dick Stansbury, Thode, Shot put: Paul Grimm, George Pro- chaska, Lowell Neilson Discus: Grimm, Jack Greer, Hyle Thl bault. Prochaska Pole vault: Len Kehl. Don Cooper. tion Jeopardizing the pole vault April by Oklahoma's Bill Car- ceiling of 14-5. erected last America's two greatest milersiroll, will be Nebraska's bespec- Don Gehrmann and Fred Wilt;;tacled acrobat Don Cooper. The the pole vault, and the high (latter has cleared 14-0 eight ispectively in tl jump. I times aunng me inaoor ana out-i1r Rest bet is the Mile, now shar-.door seasons, twice swinging iMaill features Start ed at 4:10.1 by Gehrmann, who: higher than the existing mark, will be aiming at his third con-j mark, secutive triumph here, and World's Record Blaine Rideout of North Texas T k t Boulder he State, now training Nebraska established a new world indoor athletic squads. Rideout estab- t.Anr.A n ,,,, of During the winter he Main Features Start State: "Oh Susanna," 1:00, 4:04, 7:08, 10:12. "Surrender," 2:30, 5-3.V ft:3R. Hnskpr: 'Tanvon Raiders." 1:00. 3:23. 5:46. 8:09. 10:32. "Hidden Pitv " 2-14. 4:37. 7:00. 9:23 Varsity: "Only the Valiant," 1:17, 3:18, 5:19, 7:20, :Z3 lished the standard in 1940, with i 14.9 t.t oenrmann equaung j managed 14-7 in a dual against rears later while a junior at indoor and door hout Wisconsin. ... Kansas State. He hit 14-1 in the Gehrmann and Wilt in 1 their K the wjnd and cold at Ljncoln TJti3 . Maint-iast Saturday in a dual against ceeded that standard a total of KaCQC Ua e Lincoln: "I Can Get It For You Wholesale," 1:35, 3:43, 5:51, 9:32. Snaak Preview, 8:00. Nebraska: "The Sword of Monte Cristo," 1:00, 4:01, 7:03, 10:04. "Molly," 2:29, 5:30, 8:32. Capitol: "At War With the Army," 2:55, 6:13, 9:31. "Great Missouri Raid," 1:22, 4:20, 7:58. Stuart: "Father's Little Divi dend,'.' 1:40, 3:37, 5:34, 7:36, 9:40. Organ, 7:31, 9:35. added a triple to the winning cause. Wahlman, Peterson and Browman got the three Lutheran singles. Presby Rolls PronViv House lumned on Inter- Varsity for eight tallies in the first inning and then coastea to a 14.4 xHctorv. Th Presby bats men, behind the three-hit pitching of Mundell, slugged 14 nns in cluding three home runs and two doubles. The four-baggers were clouted hv fnrV Tl?mnnrl Bill Pratt and Norm Sothan. Biemond also got one of the doubles. L. Shafer was on the mound for the losers and was tagged with the defeat. Th TWthorlist House ODened their 1951 season successfully by blasting the university imla, 12-1. The Methodists scored four in th initial frame and then wrapped it tip with eight in the second. Haas Wins Haas was on the mound for the victors. No more could be obtained from the illegible scratchings on the score book. The Warriors and Alpha Kappa Psi hooked up in a scoring duel that saw the Warriors finally winning out, 19-14. Only five hits were featured in the contest that saw everyone advancing by bases on balls. Hergerrader, on the mound for the winners, allowed only one safety, but issued ten walks. Stewart of AKPsi gave up but four hits, but walked eight men. Hergerrader led the victors' hitting with a home run and a single. Pierce got the only Alpha Kappa Psi safety. Brandenburg pitched an artful one-hitter for Practical Arts as charged with the loss. it was Bobbv Reynolds wno spearheaded the Huskers offense. Ua lachoH nut two nf the five singles, received two walks and played errorless Dan at secona base. The box score: N K.BR ASK A () ' II I H O .A Reno Ho 8 0 18 Reynold Kb S 1 t 8 1 Iler ef 0 0 S O Dunn If 4 1 0 S M'riovlch lb 4 1 0 0 Mlnterald rf 11110 Jensen 4 1 0 I I .ohrnerc e I 0 0 4 I Mhull e '1 0 0 0 0 McTormlck P 8 0 1 0 Henjamln P 1 0 0 0 1 Total 8 tl 14 Honk rf Koenlf Rcther If Hicks rf Vom lb " Hunye. 8h Harris 3b Mrt'nn'l lib Smith c Sandefur P SO 3 KANSAS (0) AB R H O A 4 118 0 8 1 1 8 8 4 S 1 4 0 8 8 8 1 0 4 118 0 8 0 0 0 1 10 110 4 O 1 T 1 8 0 14 0 8 0 0 0 0 88 11 87 S Total 5:0)... .9 Nebraska .000 800 00 8 B Kansas 108 0O 80 x 8 K Koenlf 4, Harris, McTonnell. 8H Rether, Honk. HK Hnuk, Hicks 8. RBI Rrro, IiOhhent. McCormlck, Hnuk, Hicks 8. Voas, Harris, MeOennell. DP lohr-berf-Reynolils. Ieft Kansas 8. Nebraska 18. H McCormlck 1 In ! Renjamln S s y xv s v . N , ! - V5C3T BOB REYNOLDS . . . took Ne braska's individual honors in the diamond loss to Kansas. In 8. BB Sandefur 0, McCnrmlok Benjamin 1. SO Nanorfur 4, MeOnrmlsk 8, Henjamln. P lohrbem 8, HRF Xandefnl (Keynoias). Benjamin njmi, looser Mciormlrk, V Mwartl, T 8:5. AROUND THE LOOP... Psychology Used Iowa State By By Shirley Murphy Iowa State is a great one at employing psychological measum to help stimulate the interest and improvement of their sportsmen. Not only does the spring football coaching staff name outstand ing players of the week, but Coach Hugo Otopalik gives his golfers something to aim at All varsity golfers are placed in groups according to tha way they have played in previous years. He puts four men in each group. Men in the groups below may advance by challenging a player in the group above. Squad members in the top group a the night before a meet are the ones who will play in the meet. But joy upon joy and more psychology the eight men in th two top squads get to play all rounds free! Golf coach at Colorado, Les Fowler, says about his boys, "Wt have a pretty fair team, much better than last year's. I am confi dent that we will place higher in the conference this year. The Buffs finished fifth in the Big Seven conference meet last year. During their spring vacation tour, the golfers dropped three matches to USC, UCLA and San Diego state. They whipped Ari zona, however. the PA boys won 10-2 over the Men's Dorm. Harold George ruined Brand enburg's bid for a no-hit game by getting the only hit in the fourth inning. Scott, pitching for the Dorm gave the winners only six hits. No man got more than one. 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The elongated sophomore twisted over 6-9 at Austin to the vendetta this season were accomplished in 4:08.4 and :uo. aiwe mgnui l7"-Smash the Longhorn record, and bus meet m New York and the a d licate f here would month. Saturday's collision will mark their first outdoor meeting of the year and, with cooperation from the weatherman, that in itself may be enough to topple the record. They'll get opposition from Javier Montes, the Texas West ern Flyer who won the Texas Relays 3000 meters and ran sec ond to Gehrmann here last year. Drake's Dewey Johnson, and Denis Johansson, a Finnish freshman from Purdue. The lat ter won the Jerry Thompson Mile at Austin two weeks ago in 4:21.1 outstepping Montos who tied for second. Gehrmann Easily Gehrmann had little trouble here last year, wining in 4:16.4 but Saturday will not be burd ened with anchoring a Badger reay team or two, since he grad- ; erase the two-year old standard of 6-8 316, which Bobby Walt ers of Texas holds. 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