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Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 14

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Tluira. hrhru Blazine New NU I May Be Wrong lt Walt Dobbim Ed Weir's Squad in Win Kopf in Burkart Named Business of hiring i Mentor Com I WMVrOJkl is Rotting to be New 880 Manager of Lincoln As K. 'Tony" Blazine, for of course, is obvious. There are roach at the a batc of good jobs open right years Illinois, was signed sity Record DES MOINES, la. Announcement of the appointment of Elmer Burkart.

former major leaeue pitcher, as business manager of the T.inrnln AthlpHrs. was made here Wed Thursday afternoon 0 bimmc head line roach of the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. He r. of IV le nesday by Art Ehlers, head of the Philadelphia As farm system. Burkart was with the Phillies intermittently between IftSfl and 1939 and had nlav BY GENE SHERMAN.

cision came by telephone from by Wednesday. Meanwhile Pappy 'WaTdorf resigns at Northwestern. Coarh Ed Weir's University of in experience with Baltimore. 1939 44. and with Columbus nnd Milwaukee in 1944 45 There is I hint that Mr.

Waldorf Head Coach Bernie Masterson who was in conference with the Illini mentor in Chicago Thursday i trackmen ted no trouble He was in private business last vear. may try to lure Burt Ingwersonj away from Illinois and take him Western leasrue heads, in all dav executive session here Wednesday, made several in toying with their Big Six rivals from Kansas State Wednesday nieht. The score was 64 to 39 Mi minor changes in the constitu alone to Berkeh RUtln.V iu fr.r Ihrpp I OV EUftZil tion but faded to adopt a playing in favor of the Buskers, but the! at SS.OOO, aiul II OB the WlnJ scneauie. was detiniteiy decided, however, that the season aff by Ra He I tn mentor had uncovered will start May 1 and will include using freshman half milerl Lexington by the ld Kopf. 14U games, the closing date will be set later, probably between! Sept.

7 and 11. KOPF rprise of the1; ALL LEAGUE clubs Lincoln, three snort athlete at Illinois 1 I vor Thiirs hind durmc the final I ip of the' Denver and Puoblo were repre 880 to set a new N.U. Indoor sented. A. Q.

Schimmel and Em hunt will ord in the time of 1:58.4. The old men Junge ol Lincoln, Art Thiers and Elmer Burkart were the record was established back in 1 1940 by Nebraska's Barold Brooks Capital city delegates. lony signed who i the distance 1:59.1. ly Thursday! Robby who was con. rentrattBff on the tSO Wednes Western league BUTTON ins I baseball n.

Hint; its Mi of the Lincoln, as previously announced, will train at Savannah, and Ehlers stated that at least a dozen players in addition to Manager Heinrich "Ham" Schulte are already on the dotted line. Further announcements of player personnel will be made by Burkart. Both Ehlers and Burkart left for Lincoln Wednesday night and ill spend two days getting acquainted with baseball men before leaving the city. Burkart will return later and make his home in Lincoln. day nicht, proved to be a bitter disappointment.

The little uy from Madison was suffering from a bad cold and was forced to slow down in the final lap of the record breaking run after leading: the field all the way. If Ciinn could have kept up his pace Kopf's exhibition would have undoubtedly been bettered. Sports Slate BEHIND LINCOLN'S WESTERN LOOP ENTRY A. Q. Schimmel, Lincoln, left, confers with Art Ehlers, center, farm manager for the Philadelphia Athletics and Elmer Burkart, right, newly appointed business manager.

Ehlers and Burkart came here from the Western league meeting in Des Moines (Staff Photo.) Tiger '5s To Meet The appointment of Elmer Burkart as business manager announced Wednesday in Des i Moines Rives Lincoln another Hih Jumper Monte Kinder C.rnbiidL;e added another in of baseball experience door inert record to his new col it. o. Hi. fn.nl i Pluinsinen 65 old record by 8 of an inch. The Wolf Hunt Raises $100 A Cm.

BasKotbal old record, 6 feet, 1 inch, was hool can win s't hack in 1931 by Ehrlich of! nUSKerb Results of the Mid ha Kansas Mate toSSSSKas s'oul Tay EALLS CITY, Neb. (Special) A kj lO I Biloxi Miss benefit to the extent of SlOO from by stopping Out for Upset At Omaha U. THE EVENING, which found1 the Trib. York went into 'both surprises and disappoint All six member teams of the ffVI ifl IO Hrl I pCf City il bv v. hiniunir Northeast.

ia wly formed circuit have the le 37 to while 1 Listings has lost hmaxed by the results of the pole vault event. Dick Miller, who has been tak HASTINGS. Neb. (Special). ie loop tray, a 42 4 1 qe (Coach Larry Owens' Hastings jor league affiliations.

Lincoln isi, tied in with the Philadelphia nurch League Scores Athletics; Pueblo with Brooklvn; ni iM.vn,ih aivnr i.uth. Sioux City with the Giants; I Bus Knight's Nebraska cauemen will take a the Lincoln Koekets. ing a back seat to Don Cooper the last few meets, took first de mm ed l. ave of absence' The high juii Saturday eve econd conference til Iowa Si de 4 52. heading the loop place with a vault of 12 feet.

from the Nebraska college conference competition Thursday nieht college basketeers will be after their 12th Nebraska college conference victory in 14 starts here Friday night against the Midland Warriors. Saturday, the Broncos entertain the Wayne Wildcats in another N.C.C. contest. Cooper was forced to with Wildcat Bob Osborne for' Nebraska Monte Kin Bill Lambeth. Okla in inner, should ith YM.C.

i. Tournvy homa I frosh frosh ICardinals. ing Omaha U. Indians. (l.ih I amhelh jumped Or.n.llun 44.

Raglo IB. THE BRONCOS, i urrent I iffim Illl Altho no definite comit incuts were made, it was under stood that the Omaha franchise would be moved to Council Footballer Dick Hutton was the only Cornhusker to win two events. The Auburn flash grabbed first in both the 60 leaders, and Midland will be playing for the 47th time in a 27 vear it 1 dropped tt in sub hiMtl weather Omaha against Kansas state He made lose 48 the All America scholastic team lis from last year while competing for Maud. high school. I under consideration.

Alternate umpires will be appointed series. Hastings holds a 29 17 ledge in games won, including a Creighton. yard dash and 60 yard low hurdles. ,822 each city to serve an emer 3 Ralph King and Harvey Stroud gency. Bluffs, la.

However, Cardinal representatives at the meeting here were in conference with a group of Omaha businessmen Wednesday who are desirous of building a park in Omaha. An announcement of a mori had i r.tii'Vton Hastings and Wayne will be playing for the 28th time since trouble in winning thei One of the scheduled changes brought ud at the meeting was KniL' won the 60 vard formers include Londj I thfOOl Alio has been clocked in 52.7 in he nuarter: Ken Hitfmn.s and Altho the Indians v. ill heavy favorites to add anoth. N. scalp to then the Plainsmen are hoping t.

the upset that will make the the only conference team stop the Omahans this season. Coach Harold Johnk crew I hieh hurdles in 07.8. while Stroud ia. wayne noms a ib i cage in wins but will he underdoe ithe July 4th date in Lincoln which .1: Mayo Martins, half milers with in the quarter mile; this trip. Hastings has beaten i definite character may be forth account of the National AAU track h.

by the Cardinal Idio did 47 1 1 toss with i the time of 50.9. KS STATE try may be just mid season Mump, bat tl letdown meet scheduled on that date and 40 34, at the York tournev in July 5. i early January and 46 39 in a management. the hoi at MOM tally turned back every bid offered by one of the state the John Jacobs also has good bets i in Lonny Chapman and John three first placs I i 'iiipctition. Rollii SEN.

ED JOHNSON of Colo both Prake and wa State the opportunity to rip the cords for I4.P rU. IS4' Hrhenrrta.lv. 10 regular season tilt at Wayne. The Owensmen have only one Same left alter this week a tilt iimm Wltn second place York here the football irado, president of the Western! loop, announced that he had hiredl D0Hm schools th IF THE RaiBJ i the Sta he shot 49 66 and 54 points respectively eet. 10 I six umpires and had a sev Wild plac Hud Wilkie Intidri led i iril at ith Do Borthwick leading Ol and had 1.10 randhh I pack.

The only event the Huskers suit for the opening drill. The Sooner school will operate a high school coaching clinic Morel II terms for .0 miuut.s City eague Srttres didn't place In was the broad jump. The Kansas State entries 1 swept the event with Harold Kiser Jumping 21 feet, 111., inches. The Huskers will swing back' In fore succumbing 51 43 to the Feru fast break. It is likelv that the Weslevan There are two ma tor rai arated bv some mil.

mentor w. ill ti along with the starting lineup of Hex Men er ami jing up this Saturday Washing next Saturday after 1 1 at 00. when they entertain ton birthday that will have Poitant hearing on the tenth i Ray VVestover at the forwards,) Vaughn Fulton at center, and Cliff i im and Ike Sterns at the strong university ol Oklahoma nine, ol the $100, 000 guaranteed Santa Anita Handicap the follow squad. Results gll.ll Slot: Santa; Maramrita HandliMQ at 1 116 (N); 1 miles is the big special for the The Bengals led by Dan Pip Din and Thornton Jenkins, staved off the Cornhusker attack by a 47 41 margin ut Columbia in the first meeting of the two clubs. The fact that the Satm da will be played at Lincoln will udd points to the 'Huskci Modi A Mtfftll sidelight on the game runes and mares aspiring to oe I ol sex.

t. fixture In! Ih.dcah $50. lloivlint vqq mnei 1 1 miie eon sidered the d. tei mining la. tor handu ap h.unpion.

Armed, Willi Mis RANNKB UUAVm rflul vjilDerr ft run I bo air anipp a to try mi tonunoi Prime interest naturally centers! Defends in fourth pla aim at 129 pounds for the Sama Anita oscMtt, Mi Mandu Act Service i a visit with Charles H. Strub. leaders Bluejays Nip Nehawka '5' The lhttinan Hobertson act vice president of Los defended and pi Wednesday Angeles Turr luU, de liirt Armed would be sent out if joy uame Commission Secretary 'lien Jones was atisfied with the was tei mod "wn inpr. of this federal set ice gelding's condition The dejiartment probably is the "cleansst" of all tederal de Abe Coleman In Dusek Go boliom Walrf The rejuvmat. C.ithedial Blue Jays copped their third COHrU n.i, tive win here Wednesday night JJ When they lame from behind dur Ing the last 45 seconds to win a thrilling 40 39 tame from Ni Toi mi i uni iM Cham combmed talt iitv to piovidc inh id the game winning bucket.

COi With Nehauka leading I Bert ham gained possession of ESELj the ball In a tussle under the PkH hi basket and whipped it to Ve gint who hit for the Miium. Coach Dale Snook's crew trailed nrn i st the game. At end of 1 I nice of m. nev. which ok ad To California LL illocateil to the t.ite in Pi poition to the nun.

he. of hunt fl()in Abe Coleman Wed ing permits issue,) an.l currelatwl nu.ht Adam Kreiger's I A (i FITS IN THE RIGHT PLACES! H5ffi5 htm 4 mm iWET SS Hp with the state land au a vveeklv lassie show at the Fair1 Noi thw estern university backfield. coach, disclosed Weiinesday that; Ihe sUte nutrhe. Jl for every $3 from he said, and took the hr had resiKned "sometime II Ol VN AFTFR COLEMAN MOM MM I ti 101 1 1 Ith i its start in 19:19. Gilbert i as an vrnt t.

'said, the fund in Nebraska has olt.maM throw his Mn ol UjlW Waldorf, resigned Wildcat third quarter they were behuui 35 27 II totaled $285,820 The third fall then rry auo Ainieiic liirecior led Weygint tipped in 13 points to I licit i handsome oxford on the "heavy" Payseur iMith said Fry's leav lead arded the Om.tli.in when i Li! Pe Inn "had nothing directly do with the Waldorf sltuatl side, but still a year round favorite. IUllM4 H.f... I .1 gam, money Embellished with saddle cord stitching, the plump pliant calfskin and heavy gauge soles will give extraordinary service. What's more, you get the added comfort of Freeman's exclusive Cradle Heel design. No other shoe has this restful Ev J) natural formed foundation.

JJ.Q1 Men'. Shoes, Second Floor Lincoln Mermen Travel to Omaha in ml Wallops seeking then sv Thursday i Journey to Omah ilber, 26 (BASKETBALL I Friday Night NORTHEAST VI, Hum.

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