Monday, April 18, 1933
Daily Neb.askan
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Nebraska scored two runs in the top of the first inning
in ihe first pine but the Jayliuwks took a 3-2 lead in the
bottom half of the inning on a home run by Kevin Jjyscue.
The lluskers got back the lead in the top of thc second
as they scored five runs. The inning was highlighted bv
liome runs by Dan Bocver. r
In the fourth inning the lluskers came back to score
i.i.,1it tuns on only one base hit. That base hit was a iluee
lun homer by Reggie Dymally, his first of the year.
That inninu brought the score to 1 lie final of 1 M
Jelf And crson was the lust game winner, impioving
his season mark to 6-0. Anderson gave up only five hits
in the seven inning game. Nebraska was aided in the
first game by 1 1 walks.
Kansas jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning
of the second game but Nebraska took the lead with two
runs in the top of the third. Kansas grabbed a 5-2 lead
in the bottom of ihe fiftli but Nebraska scored five in the
top of the sixth to take a 7-5 lead.
Kansas scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth for
the 8-7 victory, Ben Ainaya picked up the loss for Ne
braska in relief of Bob Sebta.
Nebraska will now take a 324 record into Tuesday's
double-header with UNO. Kansas' record now stands at
13-14 after the weekend's action. The next Big Light
action for the lluskers will be Saturday and Sunday
against Oklahoma.
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