The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 16

2-B LINCOLN SI'NDAY JOURNAL AND STAR August U. 1947 The Tiring Line By Norris before your eyes Guard Ed Schwartzkopf, an All-Big Six choice in 1940, decided to overlook his remaining year of football competition with the Comhuskers Ed wants to devote full time to job with Coca-Cola decision marks the fourth man with remaining eligibility that the Huskers have lost for 1947 The were Vern Stiner and Wally Hopp. both turned pro, and Joe Partington, who decided to help coach at Lincoln high. Glenn Davis, famed Army All-American, will hunt pheasants near Hastings, next fall Glenn and Ug another West Point gridder, will be guests of Tom Hayes of Hastings Tom, an NU grid- dcr in 1942, has been an Army letterman the past three seasons The grid trio, all second lieutenants, now hold forth from Fort Riley, Kas. Wesleyan Opens Drills Nebraska Wesleyan University will get their first look at the 1947 edition of the Plainsman Monday morning at 9:00 when Coach George Knight throws back the to inaugurate fall drills at the Methodist school.

A squad of some 43 to 50 hopefuls, 22 of them lettermen from last potent outfit, is expected to be on hand for the initial session. Earl Lentz played left field for the during a recent game at Des Moines when Willie Skeen failed to report by game time When fumbling began to prove costly, starting pitcher Wait replaced him. George Ratterman, starting quarterback for the II cr All- Friday eve, was Johnny Lujack's replacement at Notre Dame last of favoritism were heard when George started over such T-masters as Ernie Case and Arnold Tucker of Army As you know, Notre Dame's Frank Leahy was head All-Star coach. TATE Amateur golf jottings Omahan Jim English, the low-hitting woodsman, used the tourney as his honeymoon Jim was married Monday. Dirk Irvin and Bob Fraser, formidable gentlemen with the driving iron, both drove the 317-yard No.

6 green in their quarterfinal matches. Dick Lauer, one of the low qualifiers with a 75. Is a younger brother of Harvey Lauer, the ex-Lincoln high athlete Hook, a recent benedict, Is now selling Insurance in North Dakota. HASKELL, fired as Okla' homa U. athletic director last spring for the is now a scout In the Boston Red Sox farm system Jap recently tried to purchase a baseball team In the Weat Texas-New Mexico league Just like buying a star halfback, eh Jap? Tickets are not sold to out alders to Arkansas 11.

basketball games No room. The George Munger of the Cardinal pitching staff is not the same George Munger who is football coach at Penn II. III KC II LEAGUE SOFTBALL Calvary Lutheran softball team won the M.C.A. Inter-Church Class A softball crown this year ending the season with nine straight wins and no defeats Members of the team are, front row, left to right, Don Becker, Rev. Ahlman, Ralph Unver- iert HaroW ub back row, Al I.utrl, Bill Unverf.lt.

Carl Gruhn. Ray G.n. Jr. Schoepf. Not in picture: Milan Everett, Bob Schicbinger, Ray Gans, Mischmck, Bill Schoepf, Ervin Rehm, Dave Traudt, Dick Wegner, Bob Bauer, Norman Lutzi, Frank Condos, Harvey Kroehler.

In fact, two different chaps. LINE with its entry into the Big Six, Colorado U. is planning a new basketball plant Construction, will be financed by a bond issue. Only seats left to Iowa U. home football games are from the five-yard line to the goal line Nebraska's newest game fish is the white bass Live species of the bass will be on display at the State Fair along with 35 other types of fish in the Fisheries building.

Looks like the All Star's Model became a convertible Friday eve They say Brooklyn's Burt Shotton is the best- dressed manager in the National league predecessor, Leo Durocher, always won honors. Lest we forget, the Ak-Sar- Ben 1 Championship rodeo opens Sept. 27, in the Omaha coliseum The famed bucker, Badlands, is entered Badlands is by any cowboy during the past three years. score a strong assist to Hillcrest Pro Bunny handling of the State Amateur golf tourney cooperation with the press was superb. Cleveland's rookie of the year candidate, Outfieldci Dale Mitchell, has always been a mean man at the plate In 1946, Dale hatted .507 for Oklahoma highest average made in 50 years at the He led the Texas league in batting during the summer ot 1946.

Nat'IAmateur Lincoln Men Qualifying Is Contacted by SlatedAug.26 Souvenir Unit Four places in the National Amateur Open will be at stake Tuesday when top golfers from this district take part in the 36-hole qualifying over the Lincoln Country club course The number of berths is the largest yet granted to this section which Includes not only Nebraska but parts of Iowa including Des Moines and Sioux City. Top amateur golfers from all over the district have stated their desire to try for the open spots with Omaha promising to send a large delegation. Jim English and Dirk Irwin, finalists in the state golf tourney being held at Hillcrest Country club this week have signed up for the meet along with Rod Bliss. Dick Knight and many others. C.

O. Mitchell, investigator for the alcohol tax unit of the U. S. treasury department, who has been in Lincoln for the past three days, has contacted five Lincoln men to aid in a program to instruct Nebraskans concerning the use of dangerous war weapons. Two Caddies Get Trip to National Meet at Columbus LINCOLN men contacted by Mitchell to assist the work of the Nebraska War Trophy committee which was formed in Omaha recently, are Capt.

C. Sanders of the state highway patrol, State Fire Marshall Fred Iverson, Gene Masters, captain of detectives, Sheriff Myles Holloway and Detective Frank Robbins of the National Rifle asso ciation. The work of the committee ill be to promote public safety by educating Nebraskans concerning the correct handling of the explosive war trophies which have already brought fatal accidents to some unaware owners. ALTHO the Methodist mentor can place a seasoned performer in every position, his 1947 charges will be forced to buckle right down to work on the start of the fall training session. For Omaha U.

invades the Plainsman lair on Sept. 20th, and the Lincoln club travels to Indianola for the tussle with the Simpson Indian just one week later. Finding a replacement for burly Poe, little All- American tackle from Lake City, will be greatest worry. This rugged 200 pound veteran who graduated last spring was a defensive bulwark In the potent Plainsman forward wall which limited opponents to a scant 31 points during the regular playing season last year. Also in the line, End Vaughn Fulton, alert pass snagger and strong defensive wingman from Geneva, will be listed among the missing.

Fulton dropped out of school because of business obligations after launching one of the most promising football and basketball careers in recent Wesleyan history. ON THE BRIGHTER side of the ledger, big Cliff Squires, former all-state performer from Northeast high in Lincoln and a second string choice on the little All-American eleven last year, will return to hold down the Wesleyan center position. Use of Illegal Ball Results in $50 Fine To Outfielder King OMAHA. (JP). President E.

C. Johnson of the Western league Saturday announced his ruling on the Joe King case, 20 days after the happening. King, a Denver outfielder, was fined $59 for using an Illegal hall In the game against the Omaha Cards. When Ed Lewinskl of the Cards knocked a ball over the left field fence here, King took a spare baseball he had been carrying, tossed it against the screen, and played the rebound. ruling, received here Saturday, said King did this "to make a burlesque of the King was quoted as saying just wanted to prove that the umpires in this league are blind, and I PETE GRENEMEIER GOOD NEWS FOR These young walleyed pike are part of a load of fingerlings on their way to the sandpit lake at South Bend, Neb.

The walleyes were produced at the North Platte pike factory and ranged up to six inches long. Your Choice Pike Supply Increased Thru Game Commission Factory DOUBLE HEADER SHERMAN FIELD 2nd and South St. Gun ('lull Shoot The Lincoln Gun club will hold a home shoot Sunday afternoon at 1 Club members and their friends are invited. Ml FT ALL A Krtinty DOUBLE HEADER Two caddies from Nebraska will get a chance to play in the National Caddy tournament at Columbus, this week according to an announcement by Bud Williamson, pro at the Lincoln Country club. The two boys who will leave the first of the week are Roy Wythers, of Lincoln, ho caddies at the Country ciub and Don Young of Omaha, who will represent the Omaha Field club.

Rodeo Stock Set For Ak-Sar-Ben Show Next Month Ballard Field Sunday. Aeguet 34th P. M. Champion Heater'a (itrk of Omaha HlarkMrd Storca, of I.lnroln The Omaha are city rhamplona nI Omaha. The Blackbird are one of the leading In l.lneeln and have aeverel Havelock In their lineup.

Mr. Betler known for hie fine of Omaha hockey p. FT. ROOK VETERANS Ol FOREIGN WARS Attend the tournament flue to the tournament Monday night Havelock will not plav Sundav night. Tournament al 7:80 P.

Monday with Havelock Plckrell. At III lie Wilt va. Lincoln Fire llepl. lu. -VM! of Hr ward Crete Jr.

Chamber of Commerce. Wednesday Weeping Water Gold A Co. Publie add reta will be used on all Including Sunday, with Gen. Harry Parker at the mlki. ADMISSION 10c AND 20c Muny Schedule MUNII V.

V.rW. va. Kaitr (DUtrtctV Freadrlch va. Inn (Claaa Final). :00 ft Cluh Coal A).

Trinity va. (Ciaaa C). TIF.MDAV. Winner VFW Department ve. American (Claas A).

Cereal va. Avoea (Exhl- 9.0H Sprague Martell va. Elgin (CHrla Claaa Final) WEDNESDAY. 5:45 lutwlnra va. 7:45 va.

Winner R.K Cluh, Amoa (Uirla) (Claaa A Wahoo va. Red Shield 9:00 Bobcata Winner Trinity Waverly (Claaa C) Final. TNI DAY. 7 45 Dr. Pepper.

(Dtatrlct Final). The toughest string of rodeo stock in America will furnish the fireworks for spectators and gloom for cowboys at Ak-Sar- world championship rodeo opening September 27th in the coliseum. Barking up Squires will be ends Ray Westover of Lexington and Keith Tadloek of Ashland; Tackle Harold Porter of Lincoln, and guards Bill Car- rirker of Harvard, who did a stint at the University of Nebraska before transferring to Methodist, and Gene Hudkins of Lincoln. Replacements will be found In Dick Meye, Callaway's Tom Mihane, and In Bill Slaghter, who prepped at Northeast high school. A replacement for tailback Johnny Knight appears to be the biggest worry in the backfield department.

However with pro spects of three regular backfield Leo Cremer, Montana rodeo performers back plus a half doz- producer, has what he considers en additional veterans 1vom as greatest coUection brones and brahmas in his twenty years of rodeo work. And the cream of his stock will be shipped to Ak-Sar-Ben to weave and pitch in final rodeo of the 1947 season. Headlining the Cremer corral of broncs will be the famed hucker Badlands, unrldden by any cowboy the last three years. The unpredictable critter weights 1,300 pounds, is nine years old and considered by cowboys as the closest match to Midnight, late, great of the rodeo arena. BOWL In Comfort Ila Coot at Bowl-Mor iMBHIIHP Completely Redecorated Nebraska's Finest! BOWL-MOR LANES 9th St 3-7416 Davids, Here Sept.

2 The bewhiskered House of David baseball team and the colored Kansas City Monarchs, an outstanding member of the Negro American League, wdll clash at Sherman Field on Tuesday, Sept. 2 at 8:30 p. it was announced by A. Q. Schimmel.

president of the Lincoln Civic Baseball association, which is sponsoring the event. ble. QUARTERBACK Frank Meyer is expected to be on hand to guide the offensive maneuvers. Triple threater Rex Mercer who started at Jackson high school several years back, will lend blocking, running and passing strength to the backfield. And dependable Charley Knight, bothered last season by a shoulder injury, should be ready to go this fall and to regain his position the top punter in the Nebraska small college league.

Other veterans returning for backfield spots include speedy Everett Poe. Lake City, scat back; Kenny White from Plattsmouth, Charley Gordon, former Lincoln high star, Darrel Berg, two year letterman from Lincoln, Deraid Ely fom Fairmont, and Dick Whitmore, who played high school ball at Exeter high school. BY ROD ADMUNDSON wall-eyed pike factory at North Platte, under the direction of Superintendent H. C. Howard, has produced 841,700 pike for next anglers.

Altho this figure is lower than preliminary estimates, fishing enthusiasts can look forward to a substantially increased pike population next summer. Of the more than 800,000 pike realeased, 651,000 were fry, and 189,000 were fingerlings which range from 4 to 6 inches in length. HATCHING WALLEYE eggs is simple enough, real trouble begins when the newly-hatched fish are placed in rearing ponds at the North Platte hatchery. Walleyes are just plain cani- bals. From the time the young fish emerge from the eggs to the time they are tied to the stringer, walleyes are constantly in search of food.

They will catch and eat anything that moves in the water that is small enough for them to swallow. If a small object happens to be a brother or a sister it makes no difference to the walleye. ALTHO there is some loss of fish thru this cannibalism, the process is probably a very good thing for walleyes in in that only the hardiest and strongest survive. Perhaps this accounts for the battle a 5- pound walleye puts up when he grabs onto a spinner. Because of the terrific appetite, they grow like weeds.

Walleyes stocked this summer will be ready for the frying pan next summer. put your fishing tackle away yet. After the first couple of frosts this fall walleyes and northerns are going to start biting again. And when those babies bite you will know that you have something on the end of your line. Fried Chicken Noonday Lunches Eat the Best Try Cafe 27th Si Adams Open Day and Night for FALL? Take a look at your Fall Wardrobe.

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