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4-B LfNCOi.N SI NDAY April 19SI Big Track Tests Spice Slate The Central Nebraska track pnd field meet at takes the spotlight a second straight week. The big show at Ha.c’lncs: college V. as from last Thursday and will be run off But some of the lu-tcr was taken from the meet when high, defending hampion, wa .8 forced lo withdraw in order keep a dual at Omaha Korth Tuesday THE program is fstudded with more big ts and a ijon is spread from Monday thrf ugh Friday. Nebraska Invitational will draw most of the interest Tuesday. The Mudecas at and the Cornhusker conference at Omaha university share spotlight.

big are sched- tilod at Scollsbluff a 1 field will be competing for Western Nebra.ska honor.s, at Kearney's invitational and at L.incoln whore de fends its Jvast conference title at Nebraska layout. This schedule: nndAir. Sptil IS oln N- xt 11 at 17 hljth at Omaha rtO City jnal Harlan at Ar.acMlioa, liiit at Clay Canter. H.rd City. Kaa.

at Benkelman Ciirtia at Corad Pioneer ronferenre Kairbury, trianiiuiar. I.ynr-h apencer Fairfield In Hal Pogan conference at April IS Mudecaa at Crete, -nfer- Comhufker conference at Omaha tinlveraity, Thvriday. ApHI Holt county at Sonference. Salem In vit.it Iona 1 Friday, April Weatern Nebraaka at Srottxhlnff Kearney invitational, Norfolk Invitational. Kaat conference at Nebraska Wealevan Nebraska Central invitational at Central City.

Havld In- vil.TtionaI. Seward county at at Prep NU Baseball Squad Heads Southward 1951 Li moin A's Itosfer Omaha Men To Attend Luncheon Names Hamilton, Gardner, Wilhelm, Charles Iniirlclrrs Pos. Bats Throws 1950 Club Lincoln Welch, W. V. l.incoln Buffalo, N.

Y. Boehm. F.d Coach Tony Sharpe Husker Kirk, Torn nine heads south fora four-game series this week. o.Ie The Cornhuskcrs are slated for John a two game stand with Wichita University at Wichita, on Shantz, Kill Monday and Tuesday and then Uichardson, l.ewds move to Lawrence, for a two-game Big conference Fadi-n, opener with the University of Kellner. Kansas on Wednesday and Thurs- Carev, F.lwoofi I Bow es.

Masoti Gohl, NEBRASKA and Wichita split Portocarrero, Arnold a two-game last year. The Ba.ssler, Shockers took the firSt game, a Homberger, Allen wild-scoring affair, by a count Busa, A1 of 13-12. The Buskers came back Hoyle, Holland to cop the second 7-4. The big games of the week for the Cornhusker.s will be the series with (K, U), when forces begin their defense of the Big Seven crowm. The Nebraska traveling squad: John Rego, Natick, Mas.s.' Bob Reynolds.

Grand Island; Bob Diers, West Point; Dunn, Stoughton, Ma.s.s.; Ilay Mlado- vich, Omaha; Rill Fitzgerald, Omaha; Bill IB 3B 2 3B CF I. HF LF OF Ulilit'-H UII II RH a 11 Lincoln Uncoln Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Uncoln Welch, W. V. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Uncoln Savannah Palm Beach Sunbury, Pa. Sunbury.

Pa. Out of Baseball TOM, TOM AWAY HE RAN Tom Carrodine, Varsity halfback, just barely outruns Novak, Alumni player-coarh, during this second-quarter action. (Staff Photo.) Two Omaha civic leaders will be guests of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at a luncheon honoring the 1951 Lincoln Athletics baseball team. The luncheon will immediately pre- I rede the season opener with I the Omaha Cardinals. I President A.

Schimmel of the Lincoln Civic Baseball association announced Saturday that Kdw'ard F. Pettis, king of Ak- Sar-Ben, and Robert Hall, presi- I of the Omaha Cardinals, will attend the luncheon. Pettis is a former Lincoln busi- nes.sman. I At the table for Lincoln will be Mayor Victor E. Anderson, County Chris Kuhner, Russell Brchm and Chaunrey Barney, President Al DuTeau and Sports Chairman Volz of the Lincoln Chamber, and Presid.ant Schimmel and Treasurer of Uncoln Civic Baseball associa- lion.

The Nt'braska game commis- educate the people of Nebraska ir Principal speakers will Sion has released its annual re- conservation measures; to answer Manager Frank Skaff and Vinrt listing revenue and ex- queries from sportsmen and to ness Manager Carl Pusey, of oinditurcrfor the past year and direct vacations in the use of the Athletics. Dick McCormick activities of the or- the recreational facilities of the entire Athletics squad will Al Renjamin, Milen. Dei ganization. attend and will be introduced In- Kopf, George Nutt The commission is non-political. aividually.

Lincoln; C.il Lincoln; Dale seven commissioners Officers of the law enforcement Russell Eichelberger will pre- Bunsen, Kertrand; Rill Anderson the administration of the division are re.sponsible for the side for the Chamber. Ord; John Leach, Omaha; Jack department and formulate its gen- enforcement of the game code Wild Life Active in Agency 1950 Tom Shull, Topeka, Kas. NU Varsity Gridders in From Allunili Wesleyan Host to 4 Meets Doane to Bid III KU Relays al policy are appointed by the arrest of violators. At the for five year terms. time the employes are The dcnjartment is organized so schooled in public relations by as to bo self-sustaining without 1 they attempt to avoid the Schulz Dies tax apprtiximations other than for need for arrests by helping sports- state rnen to understand the benefits Sources of income include: sale derived from an adherence of hunting, fishing and other per- the game code.

DETROIT. The success of this department Schulz died Tee Jay Council la Saturday. April XI at Jef feraon. Husker Golf Team Opens With Omalia I.ZAt.l I vr I nui Cup 35 Kmir 4 1 HoUyw. Meal M.irket 4J Hairy .51 39 13 47 Hupreme fiO 40 iloorh'li 35 ('lt' 4 Uot Club .50 40 Kmer.eon 3.5 .5.5 Ueckera 49 41 Wells A Frust 23 67 Ten liiKh liiillvldiials Ave Ave Maul.

A .............177 Owens, Uurrsett. J.lnitner, May, Barr. .............171 Htoehr. sweeping left end to stand- HeKK n. hm ing up.

converted. i ai ifw kig tw fia THERE was life left in the old 4 bovs, though. Sen Ite ife .51 42 Tony A I. Ei a 4 3 list -K BohliS 8 Moft 34 .5,5 47 4'i Hornliuckie A. 37 .56 Doane's defending Nebraska rentals me success uus College conference track team money, ca been remarkable.

In will tcike part in the Kan.sas uni- conco.ssions. of versity relays this week. fough fu confiscated material, Germany Saturday, just A. ten rouBh arrests dropped over 10 percent, Mich.Kan center wa, named fines and the 459 (Continued from 1-B) line where the Varsity took over on downs. Carodine got the score easily, They forced a punt and 1950 days after the 1904-08 University of Nlichigan center was violators charged to the As.sociated Press All-Time Tigers head the Nebraska tax "annrouriaU state irdvk with violations only seven were All-America Football team, college program.

purposerSnly by the courts. The 67-year-old former Nebraska Wesleyan university Besides the big KU show Sat- The state fisheries established of football had claimed will Dlav host to four hich school a dual meet and a quad- During 1950 the two records in 1950, stocking a was the first roving de- track meets during the remainder rangular affair is included on cash income was nearly $775,000 record number of adult fish and fensive center and the first cen- their schexiule. One hundred and twenty-six removing an all-time number of ter to make a spiral pass to the full time workers are employed rough fish. backfield. by the commission.

Schulz, a 245 pound six foot The commission owns 42 cars, i two giant under Coach Fielding 71 trucks, an inboard patrol boat. waters division "Hurry Yost, died at Henry Fergu.son returned the Varsity 34. Nagle missed on 18 yards to Holmea 47 46 l.inc-ulii Mkt Itii HI I i M.iul Hriidlfv a couple of Coach Marvin XJni- of Nebraska golf team passes then ran twice for a first opens season play agiiinst Omaha down on the Varsity 21. Fiiink coulter lis lietherford U. at Hillcrest Monday.

After the Omaha U. match the Husker golfers meet the University of Kansas on Thur.sday at Hillcrest and then travel to Man- i hfittiin, Kan. for a dual meet with the Kansas State Wildciits on Sitturday. FRANKLIN believes he will liiive the best balanced in Feveral years. However, hopes were dimmed by the lo.ss of Chick Battey, eoln.

with an eye injury suffered in a church league basketball came. In Joe Gifford, Lincoln. Franklin has the individual Big Seven champion of ihe 1950 Big Seven meet. Other top golfers on the Husker squad are Dick Spangler Dick Lauer, Lincoln: Jack Heckenlively, Omaha; and Doug EXiile, Ord. Franklin is not definitely set on his entire squad since snow and rain cut short rounds last wcek.

The Nebraska team finished third in last Big Seven meet. Beatrice Grill Head to Navy WASHINGTON a Eugene Uttler of Beatrice High School will be called to active duty with the navy in July. Rep. Curtis Neb.) said Saturday. The congre.ssman said the word he had received from the department was that Littler, a Lieutenant (jg) in the naval reserve, would be assigned to aviation ground duties.

Tlie naw announcemcat stated. ItoesTMt l.KA(*l Fergie made it a first down on 56 No. 2'i 65 .147 ...116 1 46 14.5 ..144 of April and May, Athletic Director Roy B. RoberLson has announced. In addition.

Wesleyan facilities will be made available for the annual Lutheran college meet May 11. The Lutheran meet, ordinarily held at Concordia college in Sew- Doane is host to Maryville, Mo. Teachers Tuestlay, then travels to Omaha Thursday to compete against the Indians, Peru and Washburn. Meyer ploughed for six and the 11 After a couple plays misfired. Bill Mueller opened the tlirottle and burst into the end zone before the Varsity Could stop him, Spellman missed the extra point and it was 14-6.

Novak then stole a page from oppo.stng Coach The alums went into the duublo wing- systcm employed by iigainst Oklahoma la.st fall with the Mr. Nagle doing iht: 39 Co. Mft M'l WoiHiwr Bar .51 Ktr ..1 43 It rk M'l r.t 44 .41 .56 43 Bism 44 Hand li Ol.b., 41 52 HuUes Co ,47 Hi Wt Us 33 66 Trii null IndUliliiaU r. W. Caldwrtl 1 F.

1 .1 Corey 1 Or.i«mirk Fuller ter I.K.At.l I Beat .57 33 Verrn'4 Sr're 7 ,5.5 :i.5W'kTr 4.5 Tl Cnitn C.ife Cb 43 Hmit 51 36Ch.iie Iff ti .43 .1 T. ru 'n 66 46 4 ..36 pitching and with Novak at tiie 43 fullback post. 1 After Howard Fletcher had pi.ner an inboard work boat and an air- responsible for most of the con- pord Hospital a week after he Chadron will be entered in the plane. It owns, operates and suffered a relapse. River relays at Rapid City, maintains: 35 lakes and recreation me aeparimem, inciuaing underwent an operation two S.D., Saturday.

areas, five fish hatcheries, three rP before- months ago for a malignant ulcer In other dual tests. Kearney en- public shooting grounds, three big of the stomach, ard, has been moved this year tertains Hastings Thursdbv and game refuges, six bird refuges and maintenance of al because of a building program Concordia is at York Friday. and seven state parks. THE sports writers which has affected the Concordia In addition, the commi.ssion has Nearly $25,000 was spent in earned Schulz, who was once 1 cinder track. 99 year leases on 16 Tri-County 1950 by this division on repairs asked by Yost to handle five High school meets scheduled for Mills Dtraignl reservoirs and is negotiating for and construction, forestry linemen in a game, 41 O.

N. Magee Memorial stadium 1 NEW YORK. Bob Baker, 12 areas on new impoundments, planted 750,000 trees and shrubs a mythical, All-Time 5 are unbeaten Pittsburgh heavyweight making a total o' nearly 100 large Other listed activities; a mid- team April 5, April conference. hope, all but flattened Elkins areas throughout the state which winter water fowl survey Schulz came to Michigan in April 26 or A district Brothers of New Castle, Fri- are under its management. 000 observed wintering on the 1904 alter working in a Ft.

qualifying meet. day night as he won a unanimous The game commission has five Platte). 17,261 pheasants released Wayne, steel mill. May Nebraska Sev- ten round decision for his 20th subdivisions each responsible di- and intensive studies pursued on Schulz coached at Wisconsin, on ccinfercnce. straight victory.

rectly to the directors. the habitat rchibilitation program Michigan, Kansas State, and the 4 county high Baker Brothers The division of education and lor deer, muskrat, water fowl. University of Detroit. He served 163 162 162 I 44 4.5 47 47 r.t 81 school activities as.sociation meet. 190 '2 information works full-time to quail, pheasant and grouse.as Athletic Director at Tulane.

1 5 Ort 11 ...............141 Duviaon 171 PI imondon i Hl SIVFsk MF.V'.S l-KAiil I n-R 7.3 39 Mart .55 T'neera B'tira 66 46 Seven T'p .5.5 Arme I' 61 Pen .61 .51 M'hr tVrlts ...........56 54 rv. 44 r.H 51 Finlev-Fr'hrt 40 Ten llleh Ave. Fn.ha-ilt ...........154 r.mf partially blocked Bill punt the Alumni moved goiilward friini the 46. Nagle passed and vA'hen it was close Novak would bull through the line. The ball finally on the Varsity two-yard line.

Ohi Traiiiwreck had the punch rarry it over, sliding in on his rounded tummy. Nagle missed connections on his i pass to Fletcher on the extra point try. 1S4 .1 Pliirk They went to the dressing; i ktfr rooms that way, the Varsity lead- i i ing, 14-12. 360 ...54 36 131 Korkets .43 .52 36 Cola 41 Joe FI 41 Ml 41 E.XRLY in the second the rish ra 40 4i 3666 4 i ill uii Sttoiia nail inc pirkle 47 43 131 Alumni to litc iigain. 41 4 MrK'bn un 39 They took the ball on iheir own 29 and in 10 plays tiiey iiad gone tfj another touchdown, good for Htn.i«, n.

the lead. C'letus Fischer up the biggest chunk of yardage. 15 yards, on the old Statue of Liberty play. Ken Fischer carried it over, scampering around right end from 14 yards out. Spellman kicked the extra point.

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Ave. .183 .182 .180 .179 .178 ITS I 47 49 49 4 9 I .51 e. 159 1.59 1.57 1.5.5 .1.5.5 Baiter Sister Leads Pack Bauer, diminutive blonde from Midland, shot an even par 75 Saturday take the lead in the first 18-hole round of the $17,000, 144-hoIe Cross Country Wcathervane Golf tournament. Little Miss Bauer was the only pilaycr in a field of 44 able to match on the windy, dusty, Country club course, i Tieing for second place at 77 wore Betty Jameson of San An. tonio and Patty Berg of one stroke back was Louis Suggs of Carrollton, Ou.

SiMiie Upsets Uncle Millie NEW YORK. Sonic, a ram- I coum play 5ve n.inutes any- ccH Ai.i MNi 1 Start, Uncle Miltie, in his place Rich Bill by winning the $27,500 Expcri- Hoh Manlon Larry Carney Ray Handicap No. 2 Saturday I Jack Pesek. llowanl Fletcher. tikikoo Walt Spell- before a yclling mob of 40,351.

Johnny Sedlacek pounced on ooekiein. Jtni i was a namazing upset. J. J. Varsity fumble on the Varsity .33 i sediflcek.

Uncle Miltie had Tt this offi- got to the 17 Hauer Don strasheim. soundly thrashed Other top threc- order intercepted a pass last Monday to make and brought it tack to the Var- Tom Harper himsclt the top horse in the early i Komucky Derby calculations. Sat- crowd had backed him will be issued in July, I.itiler, a graduate of the Uni- versity of Nebraska, is of the Nebraska Coaches Bordogna, Carodine, Don Vogt Oarroll. BUxun, Frank Meyer. Ale tind Aridut'i teammed to c'arrv the Fink, John Ken letu associ- jvnuuti iiniinta lo any me Kijuher.

RamlaU Sailshury. Kenn His Beatrii'e teams Alumni two-yard line Brooker, Jerry KerKn.son, Jlm'Levendusky. ation. won z.nd track championf-hips. Mid-East conference football.

big Vogt rammed it acro.ss F.nda AHMTV TienniB Emanuel, Don Hewitt. Decker missed the placc.ment but Bauer. Hiii noi.ert- of ten. down to an odds-on 7 to 20. But Uncle Miltie let them down badly and finished eighth in the field Jerry Yeaiier.

Ted James. stage for the final hectic Faynudu the Varsity led 20-19 settinc the Veimer. Ted Don luc vuiMiy itu, -u Id, scLiing Kenneth Kuncs, Frank NOVAK was brilliant in load-1 6 I.iiK-olii Boxer Wills Cadet Larrv Green Lincoln toon tho 112 -i'jound chami.ionship -V 4 nvA Ue played both offensively and Rnftoliryn fniirnri His rOCOVCry of a Jim nUiil Battalion Boxing tourna- kickuff in the third oeriod curtis. John Ma nent at the Missouri IVIilitary snort KicKoir inc mira pci lou, 'KiovW-r, W3S NoV'Uk at hlS best as he dove Kramoien. Dick Th IVieXKO.

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1609 St. Lincoln. Nebr. Phone 2-4252 iicadfirst in a pile of Varsity men, knocking them galley west and grabbing the ball. The Alumni defense was fine.

Vic Schleic'h and Ted Doyle, heroes of last game, were again poison to the underclassmen. Nagle was the big how- Harvey Ooth, Jerry usaman. Wayne Handshy, Bob Mullen. shoW by a length before Juck FrochaekH. Count Tui'f.

Oimrds Joe I'onsleKo. James Jones, i v- iT i Bio a Jim Brown, Morgan, Stun Sij'ple, Sonic, wllich had On illS Oniy John Machisic, other 1951 start, w'as clocked in DYck 1144 3'5 for the mile and one-six- proctor, Anseio teenth. He returned a healthy Kehabacker. Ken Hchme- $28.80, $11.50 and $7.00 acrOSS der. Verl Scott, Jim (Julnn, Jay Benedict, thO board.

Jim Oliver, Bordogna, Don Vogt. Tom Carodine, Jim Cllif Hopp, Nick Adducl, Jack Boh Decker. Don Oohde, Bill Miller. M.ix Kennedy. Duane Gay.

Don Huggler, BUI Wingender. Alumni 0 12 7 Varalty 11 0 0 Alumni i T. Novak, K. Fischer. Magsamen.

ever, his passes serving as an effective weapon when the SpeUman (placement) ninOMtYio tirfivpfl tno "for scoring: Simon, mng game provcu loo xiresomc lor paynich. pat Decker 2 the grads. I Bordogna irun). Ttnrrinono w.n« fvrrlliint for Officials; Worrall, referee; M. O.

was excciienv 'Or VoU, umpire; Clalr Sloan. back Judge; GlasSford He I'an tlic Max Barrett, Joe Silverman team well, pas.sed brilliantly and Herman Rohug, field ran as good as most of the halfbacks. There was little difference in the first two clubs presented by fllassford. Carodine made I the big difference In the back- fields. The Boys Town lad has speed and savvy to hum and should make an excellent running mate for Bobby Reynolds next fall.

Reynolds did not play, performing instead with the Husker baseball team. Ray Novak of Omaha, highly touted back, missed the game be- cau.se of injuries as did Jim Park and Did Watson. Glassford said after the game, are giad to win. It -was a fine football Of his team he commented, still have a lot of work to do Said Coach Novak, that shows you guys who think The Hialeah race track attendance showed an increase of 4.9 percent and a gain of 19.1 percent in mutucls for its 1951 season. Open Alleys 12 to 6:30 p.ni« And All Day.

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