The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 15

Reynolds to Miss Spring Football for Baseball Bid 11- I. I vary Drvdac (or Mitre Barnes iit Fix Prohe By dick rf cker Hiitrr Bobby Heynolds. rican halfback, has been the firecn light by Coach Ibll Cilassford to compete in baseball this spring, Cilassford listed ten men who V'ould miss the first two weeks of spring football drills and possibly the entire six-week period. The drills begin Monday with for the first two weeks on fiin iamentnls for the newcoin- to the varsity squad. Reynolds, the Grand Island sensation, heads the list of ton which also includes Tackle Bob Mullen, Connellsville, Guard Carl Brasee, Omaha; End Jim Senkbiel, Grand Island: End Frank Simon, Burchard; End Dick Rcgier, San Luis Obispo.

Ilalfback Ron Clark, Ravenna; E'ullback Nick Aclducl, Chicago; Tackle Steve McGill, Omaha; and Halfback Dick Weslin, Omaha Reynolds. Clark and Adduel will tryout with Cnarh Tony llusker baseball team. Cslassford that those making the diamond squad will be excused from spring football. Mulb and Simon will t.ike part in tbc final four wecka of grid toil. The others all underwent cor- during the niter.

Regier had a tra ky sh -u. repairoti while the wiue en aid baft legs. Some of the men rnav be able to take part in thf' final four weeks. man was omitted from the roster by 1 I't He is I ouie Roper. I.incidn end lb ho will be a juni or next fall, saw action during the 19al) am.

He 1H5 aiird are going to work on fun- Illinois Big Ten Winner CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UP). Illinois, pacefl by pole vaulter Don Laz. to first plaCc in five of the 12 events Saturday to post and capture its 12th Big 10 indoor track championship in the 31st renewal of the Laz, competing his last indoor et at home, set a new conference of 14 feet 8 inches In the pole vault and in addition tliC bu.ad jump with a Icafi of 23 feet inches. THERE were two other double Winners in the meet, Ohio State's I.en Truez who won the mile in tying time and then came back to capture the 880 yard run.

and Don Hoover, who tfiok both the 70-yard low and 70-yard high hurdles. Despite these point Important stars. finished more than 17 points behind the winners in second place with 33 markers, while Ohio State was a poor fifth with points. Indiana, which won only one I on 53 inch shot put, was fourth with 2f) 'i point.s and Michigan Slate, makine its apiiearance in a nirel, was third With 28. I.az’ pole vault mark eliminated his own 14 foot, 37 inch record la.st year.

Truex was clocked at 4:10.4 in the mile to tie the league record set last season by Don Gehrmann. The winners: TrufX (Ohio State) 4 I t. 4 hiRh 08 1 run P- -tr 1 i I Don McKwen 7 Mile IlUnola 3 21 3. a lliKh Floyd (Illlnoiei. tl ilndiuna).

Ualph Schaef- tie at ItiMad Don lM.z Training Camp Briefs fir the AniHN-iaied PrrM SARASOTA, Boston Red lone holdout, veteran outfield, Don DiMaggio, appears to be playing a waiting game with Clcn. Nlgr. Joe Cronin. That executive expected to riis- salary demands, said to be a to $35.000. Friday, but the failed to appear at Payne field.

Friends explained he w'ent to Tamjia on personal business. however, is certain they will come to a speedy agreement. Gonzales (Illinois) 1111 McSween -Don (MUhl- Iruex (Ohio Michi- (Indiars) 23- BRADENTON, 1 a watching fleet Sam Jethroe and Marquez action for the past two days, the Boston Braves training camp is divided over their speed. Gen. Nlgr.

John Quinn has suggested thc.v settle matters with a race but Jethroe appears disinterested. not in baseball to win foot Sara explained. I to do is get base hits and score runs win A'VALON, Frankie Frisch Saturday named the pitchers for the Chicago first intra-squad game Sunday. Frisch named Warren Haeker, Bob Schultz, Johnny Klipp.stein and Cal McLish to share mound duties for the gray team. Selected to for the White.s are Johnny Schmitz, Walt Dubiel, Turk and Doyle Lade F'ri- workout was held despite windy and chilly weather.

PASADENA. Calif Chicago White Sox slated to get their second workout Saturday in Brookside Park despite snow on the nearby foothills and chilly weather. i Mgr. Paul Richards decided Friday that his charges were not going to sit around any longer for spring, so he ordered the first workout of I the season. Shortstop Chico Carrasquel joined the Sox in time for their first workout.

CLEARWATER, Fla. Coach Benny Bcngough predicts Del Ennis, the Philadelphia slugging outfielder, will lead the National league in hitting this season, strong and woi king on this TUC.SON. Mike Garc i.a, who is holding out for the j-arnc I'uy he got la.st or a poor one ettle his di with the Clcvc- lancl Inciians here Sunday. Before leaving P'ridav' the big righthander said he thought a fac meeting with Gen. Mgr.

Mank enl wiK hrini; an aert-e- They have talked only Ijy telej think being un- reasonai ia leally I should get the same pav I got la-I (That has bet cslun.ited at PETERSBJRG, St. Lt. iis Cardinals will on-age in their intra-squad of the training Sunday a fit Coach Terry Monre will handle f.nc team and Coach Mike Ryba othtm. In practice, Stan Mu ial unexpectedly showed up in uniform and was at work with a bat before anyone noticed him. Stan broke a blood vessel Thursday and wa.s sufiposed to miss practice session for a couple days.

BLTRRANK, St. I.tnii- Browns put in a five-hour drill F'riday. their fiist of the soil Hill Kennedy. Dick Si ht and Duane hod during bading tue. Kt nnefiv' is determined to stay with the Browns this year.

He won four and lost 11 games for the club in 1949 and was sent to Baltimore w'here he tunif in 16 wdns against nine losses last Kennedy is 30 years old and a southpaw. Gl.issforfl sai ch re will be to separate the men from the boys will be given a gcod chance to vv he can do However If Cilassford runs true to form, then the fundn- niental work will Involve plenty of head knorkins and serim- maxinff from the very beginning. The drills will wind with the Vara.il.v-Alumni game on Ajril 14 at Mmnorial Stadium. The game ill of the highlight of day at the univer.sity. Urges Water Saving Mil WAUKF.K (UP) The fcdi-ral ly nt t.i firm a new ovtM-all on the u.

of water the out of it and on te, conscrvationi. r. id Saturday. H. II.

Mobley, head of the Missouri Division of Heourees and Dev'oloFiment, told 150 to the National Wildlife Fedma- atu'U al thi're "actually is no I'olicy at all now F-res'-nt can be comruehen. ive of he said. are rcstii'ted to limiteil field-, and agencies leaves much to be de.sircd.” NEW YfiRK iI.N’S). ary o. tigat 11 in N- b.i'ketball sc iai tiirr.i 1 I the Ic in-i i ad 'T IC.

lie 'uimc llie I I i ictiing HeariiiK 13 nn arre ed Monday, The cv iden kei'f ui i-ne another anvitn; thi i far iC attoi ncv. Tlu ir it were to make a 1 ee. (nach of a Line. I l.md un team already hi! vvitt- iiria' t.s. Wdonder lv I 'A '1 Till ST in.

LIL 1 111 of 11 -F 1 li fin rv j. -1 -e to t. ti i.ir I 1 I 1. ri to In New sl.iff I ipni.tn, hroucht 1 from I Inrld.i aides of District Attornrv tr.tnk S. Iloe.in, is I h.irueil with t.ik- Inc a 4-tOO bribe to throw the 1.1 T-Diniuesiip in IM.idi- son (iiirileii on Jan.

I s.Il I Clan of i 1 a tf a I -ith 11 a I eri with of limitations, rtbeless were riicxing hark to Old iievond in evprrta- of fiv.d I I -f th rol .1 (- LIU I'lrr Stengel, the Nevy York Yankee manager, is giving special attention to Jerry batting stance. The skipper wants his second baseman to become a hitter. want to change Coleman's style to jircvent him from iiecom- ing a dead left field Stengel said. no good when the OFdJOsition knows exactly where they lay for ST. PETERSBURG, 1 HE I'RtiED that the government set UF' a board to co-ordinate all planning in the develoj)- ment of water projects.

Mobley pointed to the at Cedar Bluff, as an ex- nmFde of planning. He said the water fcir irrigation at an annual ot Sl.iOO acre, and unu He i 1 sent ways i.f ibuting trom government hydro-elcctnc d.ims. state may be expected to sacrifice much of its agrirul- tural land for a reservoir and still not rereive any material gain from power he said. should be sold at wholesale through existing distribution systems public or Carl Schwob, chief of the federal program to halt water pollution, urged to back his during this serious emergency. He said cities and must be able to and water suFipligs.

Ohio Stiile Vi iim Team Vi reslliiifi EVANSTON, Lax (Illlnoli) NU Riflemen Lose To Wyoming Team Wyoming university defeated the Nebraska, 1405 to Ld)9, in a rifle match here Satur- r-ay. Goeres had the highe.st total N'-bia-ka with 279 and Smith It-'i Wvomin --alts- I ItU G' es J.f i.in Ovrrholt 111. clh. Oiiio Whitcy Lockman. who played the State won the Big Tea Team outfield for the New York Giants Championship Wrestling tourna- said Bengough Friday as he; last season, thinks watched Ennis whip through his good progress at his new first training paces.

Ennis himself base position. as optimistic as grounders and mak- feel great, best I ever felt ing the throw to sc('ond base is and I hope Benny is right. Rut still awkward for Ixvckman Del predict any batting said. getting used to the titles. mitt.

I il.m't know I am iining in on bunts but I am gaining fidcn; menl Saturday in the final event when Heavyweight Bill Miller threw Joe Paulson of Iowa in one minute. Granrt Total OMING PnUth VV Vheela with 284. PK 8 S7 9'J HO 1 89 9S 92 8.3 273 9791 78 209 1 .1369 1 mo 94 90284 1 9894 ,8.8 280 98 91 90 279 1405 LAKELAND, Fla Hoi.eful that be might hit more home runs. Groth of the Detrtvil Tigers is studying his baiting swing. Johnny hit 12 la.st season.

positive I should get he said. have to learn to pull the ball better. what Yilcliz Wins Rich Flamingo Rape MIAMI. Fla. (U).

Yildiz won the Flamingo Slakes Saturday before 29,221 Mrs. Walter M. coit, who qualified for a starting berth in the mile and a quarter stakes bv winning an overnight last Monday, beat Mrs. W. Timelv Rcw'ard by a narrow margin with W.

M. Anyolcl- They time third. was timd in 1:51 1-5 find paid $7.60 and $4.30 while Timelv Reward, a field horse, paid $7.50 and $4.60 and Anyold- time $10.50. Polly Riley Wins Amateur Tourney Gering Tank Company Wins Guard Match BE.XCH, Robinson doesn't think too much of the New' York chances for the National league pennant this expect Jim Jearn and Cal Magel to thave the same kind of season they had last year. enough to expect one pitcher to repeat a good year, but when taking it for granted that two of them will do expecting a The NEW Modern Columet Cafe 810 "0" Street Opens Monday March 5 Everythlrif from front to the bark.

John rxtrnds prrsonal invitation to hU many frtrnds and old cuatomrrs. Mcm'oers of a Nebraska National Guard tank company from Gering, climbed down from their mechanized perches Saturday and beat out a flock of infantry teams in the state championship matches of the National Guard Rifle association trophy tournament. The Gering tank company team, of the 134th infantry, took first place in Nebraska competition with 1.298 points. (idged out another tank group, the headquarters and headcjuarters service comFiany of the 195th tank battalion. Lincoln, which scored 1,292 points.

Third place was won by Co. 134th infantry, from Beatrice, which scored 1,195 points. A total of 17 teams competed. A tankman, Sgt. Ethan L.

Eckberg, Gering, also won high with a total individual honors with a ORMOND BEACH, Fla. (INS). I of 268 points. Pretty Polly Riley of Fort Worth won the 22nd annual Worn- I South Atlantic Amateur Golf tournament at Ormond Beach Saturday. She defeated Edean Anderson of Helena, two-up before a gallcrv ot 1.200 sFicctators.

The finalists were all even after the first nine holes, but Miss Rilev forged ahead on the 14th hole and stayed there. Trucks Tests Sore Arm LAKELAND, Fla. Pitcher "Virgil Trucks, who was bothered with a sore arm all last season, threw steadily for 15 minutes Saturday and reported no pain afteiwards. He injured his arm last May when he won his third and last game of the 1950 season Results of the indoor postal match were computed here Saturday by Maj. Francis S.

Greenlief, officer in charge of competition. WATCH FOR YOUR BONUS! Joe May Hang Up Spikes After This Year PHOENIX. Ariz. The New York great star, Joe DiMaggio, said Saturday this may be his last season. The announcement by the $100.000 a year centerfielder that he plans to retire from baseball after the 1951 campaign set the training camp buzzing.

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