Tuesday, May 18, 1954
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High School Flash Sets State
By GARY FRANDSEN
Sports Editor
After two days of record
breaking running, jumping and
throwing, Memorial-Stadium was
back again to its spring time
slumber. The brief interruption
of the usual quietness came with
the Nebraska State High School
Track and Field Championships.
It was one of the finest meets
In the 52-year histor from sev
eral different angles. The weath
erman came through with ideal
running conditions' and the ath
i letes promptly responded by
breaking three state records and
tying a -host of others.
Nearly everyone agreed It was
Beatrice's dark-haired hurdler,
Bill Marten, who emerged as the
meet's outstanding performer.
I The good-looking senior raced to
a pair of brilliant triumphs in the
hurdles, setting a state mark in
Gold Medal Winners
100-Yard Dash Ray Williams, Boys Town, :09.9.
220-Yard Dash Ray Williams, Boys Town, :22.4.
440-Yard Dash Larry White, Chapell, :51.1.
880-Yard Run Duane Eversoll, Grand Island, 2:00.9.
Mile Run Jerry Ford, Waverly, 4:38.7.
High Hurdles Bill Marten, Beatrice, :14.6.
Low Hurdles Bill Marten, Beatrice, :19.8.
880-Yard Relay Boys Town (Bob Hicks, George
Green, Nat Knowles, Ray Williams), 1:32.
Mile. Relay Grand Island (Larry Feaster, Mike Lee,
Larry Anderson,- Duane Eversoll) , 3 :31.8.
Two-Mile Relay Ord (Bill Meese, Ray Clark, Ron
Romans, Larry Hulbert), 8:24.6.
Shotput Ernie Wach, Bartley, 50-103,4.
DiscusJim Hansen. Kearnev. 154-53,. '
Pole Vault Bernie Randolph, Lincoln, 12-6$.
High Jump Duane Smith, York, 6-4.
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Duqne Smith
The York junior leaped 6
feet, Vi inch in the high jump
to win the Gold MedaJ. He
just missed clearing the bar at
6-3 for a new state record.
Iowa State Knocks Nebraska
Crew Out Of Big Seven Race
Iowa State's baseball team
blasted Nebraska's last hopes of
winning the Big Seven title by
slapping the .Huskers twice over
the weekend. 4-0 and 3-2. Both
games were at Ames.
Fran Hofmaier suffered his first
loss after five straight victories
in the opener as the Cyclones
pounded out eight hits, including
a home run. In Saturday's game
Iowa State rallied for three runs
in the bottom of the ninth to edge
t Coach Tony Sharpe's club. Lefty
Dick Geier was the loser.
Fred Seger and Jim Cederdahl,
with a double and a triple re
spectively, got the only extra
base hits for the Cornhuskers in
the two-game series. Both came
in the first coyest.1
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the lows and equally the record
in the highs.
Marten skimmed over the lows
in a lightning :19.8 to more than
erase the record of :20.3, set a
few minutes earlier by Cam
bridge's all-around ace, Gaylord
Bellamy. His :14.6 performance
in the highs tied the mark set
by Bob Berkshire, former ace at
Omaha Benson and later at the
University of Nebraska.
An assist would have to be
given to Bob Mclntyre, Omaha
North's fine hurdler, in helping
Marten to roar to his remark
able performances. In both
races the well-built Viking was
just a step behind, pressing Mar
ten all the way.
TWO OTHER state marks were
wiped off the books. Ord's two
mile relay foursome covered the
distance in 8:24.6 by Lincoln High
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Ray Williams
The speedy Boys Town
Negro won Gold Medals in
both the 100 and 220. In the
former he zipped home in
9.9 to tie the existing state
mark.
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Low-Hurdles Mark
last year. Grand Island's mile
reiay quartet, sparked by Duane
Eversoll. came hnmo In 3-31 ft in
eclipse North's 1951 record of
3:32.5.
The latter was a thundering
climax to an exciting meet.
Grand Island surprised many by
hustling to an early lead over
Beatrice, pre-race favorite and
holder of the state's best time
during the regular season. With
the Islanders setting a furious
pace going into the last lap,
Marten, the Beatrice anchor
man, went all out to catch Ever
soll, the GI whiz, and almost did
in the last 75 yards, but Duane
sprinted ahead to edge the tirea
Orangeman.
Boys Town's Ray Williams
slammed the sprints In leading
his team to the Class A crown.
In the 100, the speedy Negro
broke the tape In :9.9, tying the
record set by Dick Lambert of
Kearney in 1928. He won the
220 in :22.4.
Eversoll won the Gold Medal
880 in 2:00.9 while Jerry Ford of
Waverly took the mile in 4:38.7,
Larry White of Chappel won the
440 in :51.1 and Boys Town won
the 880 relay in 1:32.
In the field events Ernie Wach
of Bartley heaved the shot 50
feet, 10 inches while Kearney's
Jim Hansen twirled the discos
in 154 feet. 5 inches. Dnane
Smith of York high jumped 6
feet, inche; Bernie Randolph
of Lincoln won the vault by go
ing 12 feet, 6V4 inches and Omaha
Tech's Bob Bass leaped 22 feet,
9 inches in the broad Jump.
Boys Town was Class A champ
while Cozad captured Class B
laurels. Cambridge was vic
torious in Class C and Sumner
triumphed in Class D.
Cooftcsr Smdajr Journal ao4 Star
Duand Eversoll
This Grand Island flash cap
tured the Gold Medal in the
880 and also anchored the
Islanders record-smashing mile
relay quartet. - His ago time,
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Fremont Golfers
Win State Meet
Fremont, Omaha Westside and
Valley were crowned as Ne
braska State High School golf
and tennis champions over the
weekend. Fremont won the Class
A golf division while the Omaha
school won Class B laurels. Val
ley was the tennis king.
The Fremont crew, paced by
the fine shooting of Phil Nelson,
edged second-place Lincoln. High
by fftur 'strokes. ,The Tigers
carded a 499 while the Links had
a 503 total. North Platte was
third in Class A. Holy Name and
Fullerton trailed Westside in
Class B.
Valley rolled up 14 points to
handily win the tennis title. The
small Class C school edged out
ten other teams. Lincoln and
Omaha Central tied for second
with 9 points while Creigbton
Prep and Bellvue each had 8
points.
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North (left) and Beatrice's Bill
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Bill Chin Hurls Softball No-Hitter
As Cornhusker Co-op Romps 14-0
Double-Elimination Tourney Draws
By FRANK SORENSON
Staff Sports Writer
Bill Chim became the second
pitcher to twirl a no-hit, no-run
game in Intramural Softball play
this season as he led his Corn-
Husker teammates over the Pio
neer Co-op crew 14-0. ,
Only two men reached base.
One reached the first sack safely
on an error and the other drew
a free trip with a base on balls.
The winners batted around in
the first while they were regis
tering five runs. They went
scoreless-in the second frame
and scored seven tallies in the
third and two in the fourth
frames.
John Rasmnsson swung the
big stick for the winners with
a three for four effort and scored
two runs while driving In five
markers.
The victors then went on to
play the Delta Sigma Pi crew
Regents Start
Athletic Board
Dissolution Move
The Board of Regents an
nounced they will poll the Uni
versity Alumni Association and
the N Club for their opinion on
the dissolution of the Nebraska
Athletic Board which is currently
under the authority of the Re
gents.
Officials announced that let
ters will be sent out to the .two
organizations to get their direct
opinion on the matter. .
Final action 0 a by-law
amendment which, in effect,
would abolish the board which
has overseen University. athletics
for some 39- years, is expected
at the next meeting of the. Re
gents, set for June 7. -
In recent months the Athletic
Board has been in the center of
a controversy involving several
Nebraska athletic coaches.
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stride in the .Class A 180-yard
low hurdles race in what many
called the meet's top feature.
in the next round of the tourney
and fell 5-1. Numerous walks
by pitcher Stu. Nelson and many
errors hurt the Cornhusker
cause.
Delta Sig pitcher, George Null,
set the losers down with bnly
two safeties while his teammates
were backing him up with their
five-run total. Nelson allowed
only four base hits in the contest.
Roy Schiefelbein struck out
three men and allowed six hits
in the Tau Kappa Epsilon con
quest of Zeta Beta Tau in a
close 4-3 contest.
At the end of three innings
the game was all tied up at two
all. Then the winners tallied
twice in the fifth for the winning
margin and went on to hold the
contenders scoreless.
Schiefelbein helped his own
cause by leading the victors in
the hitting department with two-for-two
and scoring one run.
DELTA TAU Delta advanced
to the semifinals- and the right
to play the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
nine in the losers bracket of the
Fraternity A tourney via a 14-7
win over Aplha Tau Omega,
who had won from Beta Theta
Pi 13-7.
Larry Wilson for the losers
and Al Aden for the winners
each gave up only 8 and 7 hits
respecelvely but numerous Er
rors proved to be the Tau down
fall. Delta Dick Grant and Tau
"Tiger" Chambers each led the
hiding with two-for four.
On the previous night Beta
Theta Pi was forced from the
playoffs by the ATO's on a
hard-hitting, walk-infested af
fair. Pitcher Wilson collected two
hits in four times at the plate,
one a round-tripper. Hans Gosch
led the losers with two-for-four.
Phi Kappa Psi advanced to the
finals as the only unbeaten team
in the Fraternity A tourney with
a 9-6 win over the Betas.
A peculiar situation took place
in the game In the form of the
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Nebraska Hurlers Lose 3-1
To Missouri Tigers Monday
I The University of Missouri took advantage of two
bases on balls issued by Nebraska hurlers to defeat too)
Cornhnskeri 3-1 Monday.
d Cook, Tiger lefthander, permitted only one Corn
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Marten barely edged out the
Viking ace to shash the state
record of :20.3 set by Cam-
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hitting totals. Beta pitcher Tom
Weekes save up only four hits
while the Phi Psi twirler. Bob
Britten, was touched for eight
safeties. However, Weekes gave
thirteen free trios via the walk
route to Phi Psi hitters. Dick
Jolliffee set the record, drawing
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While Britten was giving up
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forts being a homer. Weekes led
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Delta Sigma Pi remained in the
win column with a 15-3 conquest
of Farm House Newman Club
edged by Sigma Gamma Epsilon
8-6. Newman Club then went on
to blast a hapless University YM
CA team 18-8.
Tuesday night games:
Ag Field No. 1 Phi Kappa Psi
vs. winner Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta Tau Delta game.
Ag Field No. 2 PI Kappa Phi
vs. winner of TKE-Delta 8igma
Pi game
Ag Field No. 3 Industrial Arts
vs. winner of Phi Epsilon Kappa-
Newman Club game.
These games are the champion
ship games in the A, B and Inde
pendent tournaments respectively
Should one of the latter teams
named on the schedule win, one
more game will have to be played
under the double-elimination rule
to determine the tourney cham
pion. Games will begin at 5:00
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Couftatr Bandar Journal and ftar
bridge's Gaylord Bellamy a.
few minutes earlier. Marten,
pushed hard by Mclntyre,
whizzed over the sticks in a
blistering :19.8. Marten also
took the highs in record-tying
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