FrBay, Juna 12, 1953
SUMMER NEBRASKA
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FacUK'aQs Available
By GEORGE PAYNIClI
University of Nebraska students
should be able to have their fill
of sports and sports activity in
Lincoln this summer.
Intramural sports at the Uni
versity will not be run on an
organized basis unless there is in
terest shown by students, but
there will be plenty of recreation
available for those desiring It.
Ed. Higgenbotham, director of
intramural athletics at the Uni
versity, stated in an interview
Tuesday that all the facilities of
All Star Ball Team
Includes Huskers
.Ray Novak, Nebraska pitcher
first baseman, and Jim Ceder
dahl, Nebraska outfielder, were
picked by the coaches to be
on the National Collegiate Ath
letic Association's Fifth District
Ail-Star baseball team, accordr
ing to A. J. Lewandowski, dis
trict chairman.
Novak, who had an earned
run average of 1.17, hit .308,
batting usually in the' cleanup
position.
Cederdahl led in runs batted
in with 24.
the physical education department
will be open to summer school
students. .
These facilities include hand
ball courts, squash courts, tennis
courts, basketball courts and the
University swimming pool.
Hours for the swimming pool
are: Women, 4-5 p.m.; men, 5-6
p.m. daily with mixed swimming
on Wednesday. The tennis courts
will be open daily from 8 a.m.
until 5 p.m.
Baseball fans will be able to
see the rebuilt Lincoln Chiefs dis
play top-notch Class A profes
sional baseball at Sherman Field
in Lincoln.
As you can see there are plenty
of opportunities for these sports
enthusiasts to unlimber their
frames and enjoy a little mental
relaxation from" school studies in
the process.
Sport Films
To Be Shown
"Sports Shorts," a program for
sports enthusiasts will begin
Thursday, June 18 from 11:45 a.m.
until 12:30 p.m. in the Union
lounge. The films, "Steady Now,"
"Hunting Dog," and "Man, A Gun
and Dog," will be shown.
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Officials For
College Meet
Lincoln officials who will,
participate in the National Col
legiate Track and Field Cham
pionships are:
Tom Gillaspie, clerk of the
course, with Charles Worrall
assisting; W. L. Day, clerk of
'the finish; Carlos L. Weir, in
spector of weights; Ed Higgin
botham, scorer; M. G. Volz,
custodian of medals, - with Bob
Davis assisting.
Dr. Samuel I. Fuenning, meet
physician, and C. J.- Frank
forter, in charge of the wind
guage.
Judges of the finish are: O. L.
Webb; B. E. Bell; William Bor
gaard; Jim Lewis; Dr. L. E. Fin,
ney; Roy Robertson; Walter I.
Black, Max Roper; Walter Mil
itzer, and Perry Branch.
Head inspector will be Lewis
Anderson.
Pole vault: Dr. W. C, Becker,
and Bernard Galloway.
Shot put: William Pfeiff and
Rfax Hester.
Broad jump: W. A. Rosene
and H. H. Hanscom.
Javelin: George Knight.
Nation's Top Miters In
Capital City June 19-20
One of the greatest collections
of collegiate milers in history is
entered in the National Collegiate
Track and Field Championships in
Lincoln June 19-20.
Leading the star-studded parade
of 44 distance aces into Nebraska's
Memorial Stadium will be Kansas'
Wes Santee, whose 4:06.3 clock
ing in the Big Seven Conference
meet at Ames, la., two weeks ago
was tb best for a collegian since
1934.
Every one of the top 10 milers
in the country is entered.
Right back of Santee on the
entry list is Charlie Capozzoli of
Georgetown whose mile timing,
4:07.8, is second best in the na
tion. His Georgetown teammate, Joe
LaPierre, has been clocked at
4:08, the nation's third best time.
Naval ROTC Men
Journey To South
Fifty-one naval and five marine,
midshipmen from the University!
Naval ROTC department are par
ticipating in summer training pro
grams. The first ErouD embarked Fri
day for a South American Cruise.
Ten other University midship
men will depart July 19, for Cen
tral America.
Twenty-eight midshipmen will
participate in the "aviation-amphibious""
training June 26 at Cor
pus Christi,; Tex., and Little
Creek, Va. .
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marine naming piioac at xuuj
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Cornhuskcr Special
For U of N Students
Protect
Your
Cash
Don't leave money lying around. Come in
and see our new type of check designee!
especially for you. We would like to have
you see it at our bank located conveniently
at 13th and "O".
national Bank of Commerce
Member Federal Deposit fnsnraaee Corp.
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