tAday. Moy 4, 1956
THE NEBRASKAN
Offutt Here Monday:
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SHOP THURSDAY 10:00 to 9:00
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By BOB Wmz
Staff Sports Writer
flie Nebraska baseball team will
try once again to get back into
tenon today and tomorrow as they
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The Huskers currently are eaA.
fcg the Big Seven conference with
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,jo victory over Missouri Tuesday.
Jhe Tigers buw wave a -i record.
This will mark the first action
In two weeks for the Huskers who
fill put their three-game winning
streak on the line against the
Oakies.
Rain washed out scheduled home
contests against Offutt Air Base
gnfl 6.au3s university, xne iwo
conference games witn ku have
wn cancelled and the Offutt
game has been re-scheduled for
(Jig JXCUiOBIL UMUIUUU U O.W
Monday.
Coach Tony Sharpe has nominal-
ed lefty Koger Bottom to lace the
Sooners in the Friday opener. Bot
tnrff in ten innings this SDrinsr has
been, very effective giving up only
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nm average. Last year the Lin
coln junior naa a spanning 0.53
ERA in 17 innings.
Coach Sharpe'a starting nine in-
Aides four sophomores, three
juniors and only two seniors.
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irooauis xiuakcr uuwmg oraer
includes: Al Karle, second base;
Gary Reiraers, centerfield; Dan
Rrown. third base: Don Erwav.
catcher; Norm Coufal, shortstop;
fieoe Torczon. leftfield: L a r r v
Lewis, rigbtfield; John Beideck,
first base ana pottorn.
Either cnariey zelgenbein or
Willie Greenlaw will hurl the Sat
urday contest for Nebraska. They
are both left banders.
tony Risinger, another right-
ISS? .-H ! one for
.u JaCK wear's crew, Risinger
was one of the nation,
"miers last season.
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Special Night
A special night will be held this
Saturday, May 5th, at Sherman
Field.
All University students may see
the Lincoln Chiefs and the Pueblo
Dodgers play upon presentation of
oat Student ID card and 25 cents
Came time is set for 8 p.m.
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Nebraskaii Phoio
Golf Captain
Jack Moore . . . Husker golf
captain will lead his team
against the Kansas State Wild
cat this week-end at Manhat
tan. The Nebraska eolfers host-
ed the Omaha Indians yeater
day here in Lincoln.
. . . NU Thinclads At Ames
After triumphing over the freshmen during All-Sports Day, the
1""a" '"iv-iaua Bo hj Ames, icwa waay and tomorrow for a tri
angular track meet.
The Huskers will be pitted against the Colorado Buffs and the
host I-State Cyclones. The Nebraskans bowed to fte Buffs earlier in
a quadrangular meet at Norman, Oklahoma and lost to the Cyclones
on the indoor boards.
Shown here are two of the Husker hopefuls in the encounter, Bob
Niemann and Charles Gibson. Niemann will be entered in the 440-yard
dash and the mile relay. Gibson will run the 100 and 220-yard dashes
and will be on the relay crew.
Cornhuskcr Squads
Face Busy Week-End
Seve athletic events concerning
Nebraska teams will be on tan
this week-end.
Thursday the Husker eolferien.
tertain the Omaha Unlversitv In.
dians. Friday the linkmen meet
the Kansas State Wildcats,
Also scheduled for Fridav la the
tennis squad invading Manhattan
xor an encounter with the wild
cats.
Fridav and Saturday Hie base.
ball team in Norman, Oklahoma
for a two-day affair with the
Oklahoma Sooners.
Also on tap for Saturdav is a
triangular track meet with Iowa
State and Colorado at Ames, Iowa.
The Husker golfers, fresh from
a win over Iowa State will be out
to try and improve their 4-4
mark for the year, In an earlier
engagement with the Omaha
crew, NU won by a score of 11-1.
However, they will be out for re
venge over a KS squad that
down the Huskers, 10ty-7V4.
The tennis team, who bowed
to Iowa State on All-Sports Day,
will be meeting the Wildcats for
the first time this year. The rac
quet crew has a record of 3-7.
The baseball team, who was
cheated out of a two-game series
with the Kansas Jayhawks be
cause of bad weather, moves into
Oklahoma for two, Friday and Sat
urday.
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What's doing ...at
Pratt & Whitney
Aircraft
Professors practice what
they preach ... and vice versa
Following a practice of twenty years, Pratt & Whitney
Aircraft will again welcome a group of college pro
fessors as members of the engineering 6taff during the
coming summer months.
Last year our "summer professors" represented col
leges from coast to coast. They tackled important projects
in such diverse fields as instrumentation and vibration,
combustion, compressible flow, and materials develop
ment. Despite the limited time available to these men,
they made significant contributions to our overall effort.
Though it was to be expected that both the com
pany and the participating professors might benefit di
rectly from such a program, the sphere of influence
has been much broader. The many students who are
taught by these professors during the college year are
sharing the ultimate benefits . . , profiting from lectures
that are sparked by the kind of practical experience
that can be gained with a recognized industry leader
like Pratt & Whitney Aircraft.
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teit IttcUitie la Wiilxoot laboratory, the world's
most complete, primely owned jet engine Ib.
Technical contribution were varied.
Worthwhile assistance waa given in vibra
tion and instrumentation studies.
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