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By BOB COOK
Staff Sports Writer
Fran Hofmaier, ace Husker south
paw, hurled a four-hitter as Ne
braska dropped the visiting Okla
homa nine, 5-1, to move onto the
top fun of Big Seven standings.
Third sacker Don Brown continued
his hitting spree as he collected
his fourth circuit clout, a mighty
400 foot drive . with two mates
board.
As the two teams tangle again
this afternoon on the Cornhusker
diamond, the Huskers must sweep
the series to hold on to their top
standing in the loop. Nebraska
is now 6-1 in the conference, after
falling to the Iowa State Cyclones
Saturday on unearned runs. The
Sooners went extra innings last
weekend to nip Missouri's defend
ing Big Seven and NCAA champ
ionship squad, 4-3, and 3-2, giving
them a 2-1 mark.
Greenlaw Boris Today
Game time is slated for 3 p.m.
with portsider Willie Greenlaw (4
0) due to get the call from Coach
Tony Sharpe. Sharpe's strategy
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Sooners seems to hare payed off
so far.
Brown's round-tripper in the fifth
frame with two ducks on the pond
put the game on ice for Nebraska.
The Cornhusker clan had been
trailing, 1-0, before safeties by
Hofmaier and Dirkes Rolston set
the stage for Brown's clincher. The
other Husker tally in that inning
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came when the next man up, Jim
Cederdahl, was safe on a Sooner
miscue and was brought around by
a wild pitch and two consecutive
base blows by Bill Giles ant Norm
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Oklahoma's third error of the
day gave the Scarlet their final
counter in the eighth following
consecutive singles by Murray
Backhaus and Rolston.
Lone 'Sooner Score
A Nebraska overthrow led to
the lone Oklahoma run in the
third canto, when Sooner mounds
man Mat Sanders was safe on an
infield dribble and advanced to
third by virtue of a two-bag tap
by Joe Synder. Coufal then over
fired first base to allow one run
to score.
Oklahoma got but two more
scattered hits as Hofmaier bore
down to gain his fourth verdict
without a setback. The Huskers
put out the fire in the ton of the
ninth when they opened the frame
witn a base hit.
A blooper to the left field and
a nifty double play ended the con
test when keystoner Rolston re
layed Brown's perfect peg from
second to first, catching both ad
vancing Sooner runners. A more
unusual double play took place ear
lier when Backstop Murray Back
hus setup a twin kill by snaring a
pop fly and flipping a sharp flip
to Rolston at second.
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Safe At First
Bill Biles scampers back safely series with Iowa State last Friday
to first on an attempted pickoff Receiving the peg is first baseman
play by the Cyclone pitcher, Steve Jervis. Nebraska won the game
Kostakos in the first of a two game handily
In Intramural Play
Blessing, Sig Chi Take
First Round Golf Lead
Team Standings
1. Sigma Chi 503
2. Phi Delta Theta 514
3. Delta Upsilon 529
4. Alpha Tan Omega 559
5. Sigma No 615
The tournament's next round
will be Saturday at Pioneer Golf
course. Contestants must tee off
between 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.
Al Blessing, ATO linksmen and
the Sigma Chi team led their re
spective fields in the intramural
spring golf tournament in Satur
day's opening round.
Blessing posted a 75, two strokes
better than second place Chuck
Burmeister's 77. Trailing Blessing
and Burmeister were Warren
Christensen, Sigma Chi, with a 78;
Al Anderson, Phi Delta Theta, 80;
Rog Gohde, Alpha Tau Omega, 81;
and Dick Beechner, Phi Delta
Theta, 81.
Sigma Chi's aggregate score of
503 put them eleven strokes ahead
of Phi Delta Theta, who turned
in a 514 total
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Husker Scoring Parade
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right, as the fielders chase Bill
Gile's double. Dan Brown, who had
earlier singled, is seen making for
home plate. Iowa State twirler
Steve Kostakos stands at right.
For runs scored in this frame on
a trio of base knocks, a two-bag
ger by Bill Giles and an error.
Team Blanked
By la. State
Playing in Ames Saturday under
perfect weather conditions, Ne
braska's tennis team was blanked
by Iowa State squad, 7-0. The Io
wans won three of their last four
matches.
Snowballing along atop a late
season hot streak, the Iowa State
squad went to three games in only
one set.
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21S No. 144
Traveling Along"
Scherer
The Sports Trail
By LEO SRERER JR.
Sports Staff Writer
Substitute For Studies . . .
How many students are tired of studying? Isn't that same movie
getting awfully old? , Who would like a weekend of relaxation and
enjoyment? The answer to these three questions can be found lesi
than 300 miles from the land of Lincolnites.
Kansas City, Mo., is the town and a new base
ball team named the Athletics is the answer. For
the first time in over a century the people of the
Midwest are able to see our national pastime at
its finest. This would be a happy way to spend a
weekend and nothing is better for shakie nerves
or worried minds.
The Athletics were acquired this season by
Arnold Johnson and his associates who moved the
team from Philadelphia. They are under the able
management of Lou Boudreau, the old Cleveland
Indian shortstop, and are playing better than
average baseball.
Anyone interested in inquiring about tickets.
remaining home games or the price of beer in the stadium can writ
Parke Carroll, general manager of the A's, in care of Kansas City
Municipal Stadium, Kansas City, Mo. Might be the solution for a
couple days of good athletic fun!
Athletic Jive . . .
The Husker sports camp will be jumping with athletic jive this
week. Tony Sharpe's baseball group will play host to strong Okla
homa Tuesday p.m. while the track team will face Iowa State in a
dual meet on the outdoor oval Friday afternoon at 3 pjn.
Two other Cornhusker teams will bid for wins. The golf squad
under the coaching of Bob Hamblet entertains Kansas State Friday
and Wichita Saturday. Tennis fans will also have the opportunity to
watch the Husker netters as they tangle with Wichita Saturday.
Shocks And Shorts . .
Hobe Jones, former Nebraska track ace who transferred to Mich
igan not long ago, ran a smooth leg on a fine Michigan two-mile relay
team that finished a strong second to Oklahoma A&M in the Drake
Relays last Saturday. He was clocked in 1:54 for the half mile dis
tance ... 18 members of the Pittsburg football team that helped
rack Nebraska 21-7 last season reported recently for spring drill ...
Included was a tough end named John Paluck, who all but pulverized
the Husker backs . .'. Nebraska travels to face the Panthers next Oct.
15.
The annual State Championship Track Meet or better called on
campus, "Impress the Rushie Week," is scheduled the weekend of
May 13-14 . . . Recommended for old athletes whose wives or pin
mates will not permit participation in intramurals: Buy her a real
live campus cop ... To be had for small allowance . . . Especially
effective for chasing a delinquent parker who had just torn up a
ticket in front of his face.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "Are you part of the problem or part
of the answer?" (sign in Nebraska Fieldhouse)
In Intramural Play
DuVJayne furman, Beta's
Sweep Badminton Places
Final Team Standings
1. BETA THETA PI 24
2. SIGMA CHI 16
3. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILOX...14
4. DELTA TAU DELTA 12
5. PI KAPPA PHI 12
6. ALPHA TAU OMEGA 9
7. DELTA UPSILON . .7
8. INDEPENDENTS 6
9. KAPPA SIGMA 5
10. PHI KAPPA PSI 5
11. SIGMA ALPHA MU 3
12. SIGMA NU 2
13. PHI EPSELON KAPPA 1
By ED KEMBLE
Sports Staff Writer
DuWayne Furman, Independent,
and Beta Theta Pi swept top hon
ors in the Intramural badminton
tournament. Furman won the sin
gles championship, Beta's Ken
Moorhead and Bill Kampfe took
the doubles, and the Beta team
topped the team standings.
Moorhead also finished runner-
up to Furman in the singles.
Virgil Rank and Richard Burk-
land, Phi Kappa Alpha, were run-ners-up
to Moorhead and Kampfe.
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Ag Men Pound
Norris House
Friday's softball activity saw the
Ag Men defeat Norris House, 14
9. Arden Nitz pitched for the win
ners, with Jack Barkey on the
mound for Norris.
Methodist House dripped a short
handed Baptist House, 14-11.
The Dent Frosh clipped NROTC
10-8.
The Nebraskan regrets having
to devote so little space to soft
ball, often listing incomplete or in
correct results. This, however, is
due to the faulty scoring in the
games.
Intramural managers are urged
to see that this scoring is done
in a more uniform, competent and
legible manner. Intramural direc
tor Ed Higgenbotham warns that
teams turning in illegible or in
complete score books may be pen
alized by forfeiture of that game.
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Pictured above is the Husker
golf team that swamped 1954 Big
Seven champion Colorado. 10-2. at
Killcrest Country Club Saturday.
Nelson Jensen was the medalist
With a 74 as he dropped Dick Kint-
zelle. Jack Moore toppled last
year's individual Eig Seven cham
pion, Keith Alexander, with a 77.
In other matches Dick Lauer fired
an El to whip Jim Day who
notched an B3. Chuck Jensen
whipped George Hoes,
(Standing, left to right) Kerb May
er, Coach Hamblet, Chuck Jensen,
Nelson Jensen; (kneeling, left to
right) Jack Moore and Dick Laner.
Three other home matches re
main before ibe Big Seven Con
ference meet at Lawrence, Kan,
May 20-21. Nebraska goes eyamst
Kansas State, May 3; Wichita,
May 7, and a vanity-frosli match.
May 17.
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