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Th'ursdoy, May 21, 1953
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Trackmen
Cornhusker Tennis Squad
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Hop
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High Spot
Nebraska!? track squad, al
though not favored to place as
s third in the Bis Sewn
championships at Ames, la., Fri
day and Saturday, will have a
jxrtcnt 22-man squad, especially
heavy in field events, at the car
nival. The Ruskers are hoping to re
Jeat their surprise third-place
performance which they annexed
during the conference meet.
Top efforts by Coach Ed Weir's
thinclad performers this year in
clude .not put heaves ef V'
by Cliff Dale and 49,-74w by Taul
Grimm, a leap ot in e
broad jump, by Glenn Beerline, a
1:55.9 half mile by Robe Jones,
and a high hurdles mark of :H.6
by Wendell Cole. !
Cornhusker entrants by events:
ro writ .If fKmnt Jim Wfrtnri f--ri,if n AJ, . , ILi J 1 j ' VI
VrZZ.r1 tU AMES tWh Fd "WmM NbnsU Better, are ready for final wpeU-
n in ine mK seven meet at Iowa State Friday and Saturday. Varsity team (back row, left U
rtRM): Jim Campbell, Mike Holyoke, Warren Andrews, Roy Colson and Frank Redman. Freshmen
t front row, left to rifht): Barry Laron, Norms Vcitecr, Fanl Kldd, Glenn Tlae and Marshall Becker.
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Missouri's Loss To Kansas Univerity
Raises Nebraska's Chances For Title
Blf Seven Standings
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The records set back 5n 1929
rank well below the marks some
160 Big Seven track and ftcld th
University Tennis Team Fails To Win
Against Powerful Colorado Net Men
Nebraska's Netters took it on the , The meet with Colorado was the
letes will be shootine at in thechin again Wednesday, This time final tuneup for Ed Higgenboth-
twenty-fifth annual oxitdoor meet, j 11 was Colorado who set the Husk-
The track marks haw boen betters down, 7-0.
tered by anywhere from vtwo- The Buffs threatened to take
tenths of second to 37.4 seconds, jthe match in straight sets, but Kay
In the field events the margins ;col son and Jim Campbell forced
vary from 5 inches to SS feet their individual matches to three
8 V inches. I sets before bowing out
am's squad before the conference
meet at Ames beginning Friday.
Drawings for the conference fi
nal will begin Thursday.
Sinries
Crt Rum, CmiormlA, heal Frank Rorimw.
undell Lists Ail-Time
All-U Intramural Marks
GmM Mt. Olnii, bat Warn A-
Thm Ijdm. CAlnraaA. brat Rn CMmm, X-
tr. -,
Hi iftrmw. 0.tnrv, Wal J)a CaaaaiB,
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Doables i
Hattr as Marlke. Colarada Iwat Aawt
awl Hiynk, Xchraaka. -4,
Hdwr aM Lama. -inhiraa, beat RoAaiaa
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Nebraska's second-place base
ball squad got a shot in the arm
Tuesday night when league lead
ing Missouri absorbed a 9-7 set
back at the hands of Kansas Uni
versity at Columbia.
The Tiger loss lifts the Com-
huskers a step closer to the Bis
Seven lead. However, three teams
Nebraska, Missouri and Okla
homa are still in a position to
capture the crown.
All three leaders play crucial
contests Friday and Saturday, the,
iinal days of the race. Fourth
place Iowa Slate plays host to
Coach Tony Sharpe's young Hus
ker squad, hoping to topple the
scarlet and advance to third pla -c
m tne loop standings.
In order to win. Coach W. D.
(Tony) Sharpe's crew needs help
rrom Missouri and Oklahoma.
The Huskers must take both of
their games with Iowa State Fri
day and Saturday, while Missouri
must lose one of its two remaining
contests and Oklahoma one of its
last two.
ine aooners ana Tigers can
lake care of their end of things in
their two meetings at Norman.
Okia this week.
Sharpe plans to send his No. 1
pitcher, Junior Ray Novak of:
Omaha, against the Cyclones Fri
day. .
Novak has compiled a 5-0 tec-j Making the Iowa State trek will
ord this season, notching four of . .
against Kansas, Missouri. Okla
homa and Colorado. The big.
righthander has averaged eight
strikeouts per game, hitting his
peak in that department by fan
ning 13 Buffs at Boulder, Colo.,
last Friday. Novak has an earned
run average of 1.14. j
Sharpe is undecided about whoi
will get the nod on Saturday. I
Murray Baekhaus, catcher;
Novak, Fran Hofmaier, Charles
Wrijrht. Bob Kreinke and Dick
McCormick. pitchers; Pat Mal
lette and Calvin Helme, first
basemen; Fred Seter, second
baseman; Dlrkes Rolston, short
stop; Virgil Gottsch, third base
man; Bon Becker, Jim Ceder
dahl, Jerry Dnnn ltd Dennis
Korinek, outfielders.
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By BILL MUNDELL
Intramural Sports Columnist
fHillKir" imlc! Th fnlltmlnr llttlnc of
fntnimnnil wro was nmiilid 4)nrlnt
mom lona hour of wnrk tiy 1h wrltn.
It in rnmpilallnn of al!-tlm marks now
hvld hy Inrramiiral nmpetitsr, 4atint hack
1 ar as a .':. i
FOOTBALL
indniCiUal I" '4 and Anil Bolrh f Practical Ant, in
Mint Talnri ftrmwl on amr S4 iif Bohi1??- . .
Slhiibw nt VhwMth.- 4 hmi. UU " flniW HDIM IfflH HHmC K tv ImwD
Mom Folnn, Scnwl wawnti isj liy Bob -"" nrnnuHKer io-op in JHftll. i,piimn.
Dhulor af llvthy Nmm In J4. I Team ! f niwcviitrvc Mutchc Won II lr
IMofl Rom Scored lone aw) R1 r) ' 1" N
Kenhrrc in 1t42 '1 MM rwirtvt Matches Won (on jwar)
Wide Maraln of lrtnr m J W niiipoiHan tunh ta IWoU
26 h-r Iiriu (imrilna la 1142.
Most Championships 4 1 Alpha !annna
Rho.
Twn Tram
Mm Tnmts ftrnrail ton aamr) Rn Kplnn.
Tlta ran Jxlta and Phi amnw Ttclta m WATFU-RaSKlTTRail.
Team 1 Mm Rwm S oac n- hr Mart
Most rolnfs 4mte mrafi na l ' tnoopendem m 184R.
oimc n 1.M. I Most rnlliN firoiwil Inn. ju.fi iu .
and Alpha 3 an Omen. ,
SOFTBALL lera
Individnal I Vm 4iampionshln-S lw Iolu
Mo mh. an, m rttchM " wl ri ,M"U rh-
2 hv FrcOrtr roller of .Alpha Taa Omeaa VOLLEYBALL
Team
Most Championship 3 lw fiicma
QU
Most Vonrhnown rassrs Thrown torn
an me l t! ky Hue BntlcT of A TO In 15::.
Most Touchdown rnsses Thrown tseasoim
ID liy Rob Hlnde of Ktonna a la 1K47.
Ifonmrst Tfiin frnm Hcrtmmaag - 7R yards
iv Kim Snyder of 1 ni VM( A ia 1MS2.
lonapst rnnt-Ttrn 78 Mirth, hr rtlonc of
Krowa Talacc la l'i44.
Team
Most Tomts -Nrmrd tone aamrl 3D h) 1158.
Farm Horn ta m.tk. I
Most I'olnM Scorrd twasnnl S7H by'
i-"rstnr nonse m u4.
Widest Mnraia of H'lofnrj lone came) 51
In Preb Homw la 14t).
most lardaae ta Overtime (one name)
lift Tarns irr Mnstamts In 11)52.
Most Oamplonshlps 3 Irr Alpha Tan
Onwaa and tUna fhl Tlpidioa.
Tw Team
Mnst joints firarad 4oae aamel 70 by
Inwr-larslrr and liorm A In 1047.
BASKETBALL
Individual
Most ttntntt fleorad 4na aamel h
Jack l elkta of ilKisM In 1W1.
Most I'olnhi rlctirwl tone aarfaff amel , f,rlm, Inaapandent
' m .lacv limn oi -sMOHHtanK m J H, I .
Most I'nlnts rirnml (season I fl4e by Jack
lelkln of 4ieoloahit In t;,l.
Hurhest veraae per 4;ame fseasonl 24.7
B .lack lelkln of 4Moloarm In 1HM
Host free Throws lone aamel 12-12 bj
onck Halter of Phi utile In 1H51.
Most Field 4Jnal tone smmer K br 3ack
lelkla of oloit la m&1.
Team
Mitst Pnlnrs (one camel 107 br M-Streel
Hos m lf.2.
Mnst I'nlnts fane tilarnff aamel 96 bj
numhlani tn 1H.13.
h'ewest Points Allowed (one an me) 4 by
lne Halls ta JHr.2.
fewest I'ield iinaU Allowed (ana smme)
1 Irr a JtHlhi in lUr.Z
Wildest Manila of A'ietoiy (one aamel
M -Hires Hon In 1r,2.
Most CaampioiHhips 7 by Phi amma
Delhi.
Two Team
Mnst Points rlrorad (one aame J4S by
Kaaiblsn asd Bnnhers In 1DSS.
BOWLING
Individual
Ifurh vTianw rleore 243 by Malowaey of
rhi l.oan an 5P4I1.
Hlsh rieries rieore fit 16 by flar narkma
saf Phi sliaass In jur.l.
Team
Ham Cams Beore 1071 by Tlni flanaa
Xhl in l:i2.
Tfhm Neries fienrs Sana br Alpha That
sThl In imn.
Most hampinnthlps 4 by Dans Thsta
Ihi.
TABLE TENNIS
Team
IMnsl Ouunnimtshios 4 Irr Tela Bala Tau.
BADMINTON
Team
Most Chamnlnashlps 4 hr Phi Talta Thtta.
RIFLE SHOOTING
Individual
Yliah Store IK (posslhle 800) by Goem
ad ludke of KOTC m 1V48.
Team
Hbm firore KIRS ipossihlt J3II0) by Bat
Dhots In 1D52.
Mnst Champlonshhxi t by 7lta TIpslloo
nd Jill (mmma lielta.
rHEE THEOWS
Individnal
TInm firnrr 411 (posslhle HID by (arr
Tramoali of Hiama -('hi la '1WT1 aad Chuak
atarshaU of tiiama 'hl In
Team
Moat 'ftwmpionmhM 4 by Beta Thstn Pi.
1RACK
Individual
Most grants Won (one matt i IS br Hiel
aunahun of Preshv Hover In JH.KI and liar
Alexamler of Hia Rps hi lur.l.
Most Hernrrtt Het (one meet l 4 by Ijae
Alexander of riat ftps In IVftl.
Most Potnla Tieored loav meell SAW b
sTllenn Haerilne of l'relr hi 14M.
GOLF
Team
Most niampinnshipa S by
fiirnna
CROSS-COfNTRY
Team
Individual
I Most Points lone aiimel 27 Vr ftlfl Oreer
Mna V,V..i..H.k.l . 1, , HfH ' IM'IH I I HI 1 "MP HI(J '4 t UnUIIIirW
dent Hniise ' """" " of Mtiidcm t nion In 1t4f.
rT&vnRiT r Team
r, ! M"n Tnnt (one aamel 44 by TMndant
Team I nli.n In 1D4H.
Most Championships by tlinma Alpha
Mu.
" "TENNIS '
Team
Most lOiampionshipo 7 by Beta Theta Pi.
SWIMMING
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Most renn V on tone meet) JI by Man i
l4fi.
Most 'hampionshkps3 by Vcta Theta 11.
WRESTLING
Team
Most 'huimxnnohliH. 3 by Ihi t.HOim'
Helm.
SOT ASH
Team
Most 'hamnlonslilim X by Bala V ,
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