Thursday, May 3, 1951
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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JIM BUCHANAN .... Husker veteran, will lpari th Varsitv in
its quest of win number one against the Alums Saturday night in
the Coliseum.
Sooner Antonio Gives Lift
To Oklahoma Diamond Squad
With Jimmy Antonio, their
new Mickey Mantle aflush with
a hitting fever that has arisen to
.320 on Dr. Jack Baer's ther
mometer, Oklahoma's Sooners
are out in front in Big Seven
Conference baseball with a 4-0
reading.
Antonio, black-haired Greek
sophomore from Oklahoma City
who hits left-handed and is a
second cousin to Plato and Dee
Andros, rock-like Sooner foot
ball linesmen, has seemed the
N-Club Tabs
Mullins Head
Bob "Moon" Mullins was elect
ed president of the University of
Nebraska "N" club Tuesday
night. Moon was selected to suc
ceed Henry Cech at the head post
of the "N" club at the election
MULLINS
ff)llowing the club's formal initia
tion. Moon is a two-year football let
terman and is one of the return
ing veterans Coach Glassford will
be counting on in the defensive
wall next fall.
Other officers elected for the
1951-52 school year were Ted
Kanaminc, vice-president; Glenn
Bcerlinc, secretary - treasurer;
George Paynich, publicity direc
tor; Andy Bunten, social chair
man; Bob Reynolds, athletic
board representative; Don Boll
and Wayne Handshy, sergeants
tit arms; and Jim Buchanan,
itudent week representative.
During the initiation, 50 young
men Joined the coveted ranks of
the N-club.
Short speeches by Ncal Men
ting and retiring president, Cech,
concluded the evening activities.
difference as Baer's Bruins have
bitten off five victories in their
last six games, after losing the
first half dozen in a hibernation
sleep that was threatening to be
come a Rip Van Winkle coma.
In the twin castigation of Mis
souri here two weeks ago, An
tonio drove in five runs with two
singles, a double and a triple.
First Break
He first got his break as a
regular against Kansas State.
Charles Pugsley, Sooner center
fielder, missed that one while
acting as best man at his bro
ther's wedding. In the ball game,
Antonio stood up admirably for
Pugsley, hitting the horsehide on
a line and guarding the center
meadow like a custodian picket
ing a new polfing green.
Antonio tos more power this
year. He's heavier, hefting 170
now, and by doing pushups has
put weight on his shoulders and
chest. His throwing arm is 100
per cent better too. He's major
ing in the school of radio drama.
Jimmy has lived all his life at
Oklahoma City. He played ball
there at Hawthorne school, in the
YMCA league, on the sandlots.
His father is Jimmy "The Greek"
Antonio who runs a restaurant
between Fourth and Fifth on
Hudson but leaves it to its own
ways and means on the after
noons the Sooners play , baseball
at Norman.
Top Fan
"Thatsa my boy!" Jimmy sen
ior says proudly from the stands,
hoisting is oak-like right arm
when Jimmy jr., socks one.
Oklahoma is facing a tough
road trip. The Sooners play all
their conference road games on
one trip, May 9-15. After engag
ing Oklahoma A&M at Stillwater
in a non-league battle on May 8,
the Sooners play at Nebraska
May 9 and 10, at Iowa State May
11 and 12, and at Colorado May
44 and 15.
JIM WALSH .... returning
for another year on Coach
Good's suad, will be avail
able for important duty Sat
urday night against the
Alums.
JOE GOOD
Husker let
terman, is tabbed to start at
forward for -the Husker var
sity in the Alumni-varsity
clash.
BOB MERCIER .... will
handle one of the guard spots
for the varsity. He showed
a marked improvement in the
last part of the season last
year.
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The star-studded Alumni cage
crew will be lavored to take a
second straight victory over the
varsity when the two teams meet
Saturday night at 7:30 in the
Coliseum.
j-iast year the Alums were
forced to go all out in order to
gain a 64-61 victory even though
they were favored by 20 points.
The main headache for Coach
Harry Good will come in the
form of skyscrapers Milton "Bus"
Whitehead and Bob Pierce.
Whitehead measures 6-9 while
Pierce stands 6-6. v
Both men are among the all
time Nebraska greats. White
head set a new seasonal record
of 360 points during the 1949-50
season, but Pierce bettered this
mark by 24 points last season.
They are also highly effective
in the rebounding ano aeiense
departments. Whitehead played
amateur basketball wim tne
Phillips Oilers last season, and
Pierce will graduate this June.
The guard positions will be
well manned by Joe Brown, who
is with the Standard Oil com
pany in Grand Island, and Neal
Mosser, basketball coach at Oma
ha Tech.
Other Grads
Other grads who will be on
hand for the contest are Bob
Gates, assistant coach at Omaha
Holy Name; Anton L.awry, coacn
at Cairo; Bob Schleiger, assist
ant coach at Omaha South; Don
MacArthur, freshman law stu
dent; and Bob Cech who is still
in school.
Members of the 1950-51 team
who will play against their old
teammates are Paul iupper, uar
rell Brandenberg and Jess Sell.
Good said there -,re still some
other players who nave not an
swered his invitations to partici
pate in the game.
Five lettermen win spars uiu
varsity cause. They are Jim Bu
chanan, Fort wayne, mo.; joe
Good, Lincoln; Bob Mercier, Lin
coln; Bud Ward, Plainfield, Ind.;
and Norman Wilnes, North Platte.
Backing this group up will be
a host of freshmen who are get
ting their first taste of varsity
ball. But Good does not consider
his frosh team as outstanding.
Frosh Add Strength
Some of the players who may
add definite strength to the var
sity are Jim Abernathy, 6-1 for
ward from Scottsbluff, Don Web
la.; Fred Seger, 6-2Ms guard from
er, 6-3 forward from Estherville,
Omaha; Bill Johnson, 6-7 cen
ter from Lincoln; Bud Exstom,
6-0 guard from Holdrege; Clark
Smaha, e-l1 forward from Chi
cago, 111.
Other frosh who will bid for
varsity berths are Dale Bottom,
Norwood, Colo.; Mack Frymicr,
Albion, Ind,; Danny Kuska, Chad
ron; Pat Mallette, Uehling; and
Bennett Martin, Lincoln.
Squadmen from the 1950-51
team who will add depth and
experience next year are Jim
Snyder, Cecil Voils and Bob How
ey, Lincoln; Dean Brittenham,
Brady; Al Blessing, Ord; and Al
Benjamin, Milan, Mich.
Spring Sports
Brittenham, Blessing, Benja
min and Snyder will not report
until next fall because of spring
athletics.
Coach Good believes that Mer
cier and Buchanan should pro
vide him with two stellar guards
next year. Both men have a great
deal of ability and should im
prove with experience.
Joe Good could provide the
scoring punch in the future. He
originally played guard but
switphpH in forward and finished
behind Pierce and Buchanan for
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The Husker coach asserts that
Nebraska's greatest need is for
more height and experience at
the center and forward positions.
Johnson will try to replace
Pierce at the pivot post. His main
asset is his height, 6-7. But he
still needs a lot of work on de
fense and rebounding.
No Make-up On
NU-IS Games
The two-game series between
the University of Nebraska and
Iowa State baseball nines will
not be rescheduled, Husker offi
cials have stated.
They said Big Seven rules pro-
! hibit making up of a series that
has been postponed .
The teams were scheduled to
play a double-header here Tues
day but rain forced the cancellation.
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TONY LAWRY .... will be wearing the alumni uniform this
Saturday in the annual Alumni-Varsity basketball contest. Tony
is head coach at Cairo, Nebr.
Major League
Standings
All remaining participants
in intramural tennis are urged
to keep watch on the Bulletin
board in the Physical Educa
tion building for any schedule
changes that may have to be
made.
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New York 10 4
Boston 1 6
Chicago A R
Detroit 4 6
St. Louis 4 9
Philadelphia 2 13
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Ht. Louis 7
PltttshurKh 1
Brooklyn 8
Philadelphia 8
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New York 6
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Frick Warns
Giants, Bums
Members of the Brooklyn Dod
gers were warned Tuesday night
by National League president
Ford Frick that drastic actions
will be taken if the "unsports
manlike conduct" continues be
tween the two teams.
New York
Chicago . .
Philadelphia 4 6
Detroit 5 13
Washington at St. Louis (night)
National League
Pittsburg ..4 10 1 Dickson
Brooklyn ...3 5 1 Newcombe
Cincinnati . .0 12
Philadelphia 4 '12
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St. Louis . .0
Boston 6
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BUS WHITEHEAD ....
Husker Ail-American center,
will return to his home court
Saturday to give the favored
Alums a big lift.
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AROUND THE LOOP...
ISC 'Youngsters'
Battle 'Old Men'
By Shirley Murphy
The "youngHtcru" and the "old men" of Iowa State football
lire battling each other with a "war of nerves" before the big
vamity-alumni squabble Suturday night.
"We'll do things to those tackles of yours you never dreamed
of" is one warning flung out by the alumni team. The "old men"
refuse to give details, but smile in a satisfied way.
The "youngsters" retort with "Weeks will never get a puss
off all day." Coach Abe Stubcr hasn't overlooked the stars of
the 1930 team.
One thing seems certain the alums will be bigger than the
varsity. It isn't expected to be a weight advantage however. Gen
eral reports have it that many of the old stars are some 20
pounds above their college playing weights at the moment,
Acceptances arc still flowing in for participation In the game.
New play scries are being sent out each day on request from new
members of the squad.
The University of Oklahoma sponsors the biggest high school
bancball tournament in the world. Scvcnly-three teams entered
the 47th annual Intcrscholustlc baseball marathon for 1051. The
teams played slmultantously on six diamonds with 32 of the
Sooner varsity and freshmen players acting as "umpires. Base
ball noteworthy such as Carl Hubbell, Wllcey Moore and raul
and Lloyd Woner got their start in this tournament originating
in Norman bark in 1905.
Coach Abe Stubcr and his assliitants, Hurt Moore, Herb
Cormack and Bob Lfimoon have listed the longest lint of "players
of week" In Iowa State football as a result of one of the best
crirnrnages last week.
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