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BEATRICE HIGH
WINS STATE TITLE
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DEFEATS FAST CRETE TEAM IN
TOURNAMENT FINALS, 15-11
Mlnden Beats Arlington for Class B
Honors Claas C Cup Goes
to Humboldt
Spurred on by the sight of three
inrirA iiver cuds. prominently ais
played, alx high school basketball
teams battled for honors in the audi
torium Saturday night. The build
ing was Jammed with wild fans.
The Class B championship was set
tied first. Minden defeated Arling
ton, 19-8. The Mlnden team led
throughout and the game was not
close.
Dunbar and Humboldt played a see
saw same. Humboldt winning, 22-20.
The Humboldt team led In the scoring
In the first half, but Dunbar took a
brace and acquired a six point lead.
With but four minutes to play, the
Humboldt men braced and won the
game, 22 to 20, and with It the Class
C title.
Crete failed to display the form
shown against Lincoln on Friday
night, and the heavier Beatrice team
pulled out the victors, 15 to 11. The
Crete five was outweighed but played
a better passing game. The Beatrice
forwards and center shot baskets with
great accuracy. Ward and Snellen
berg were the Beatrice scoring ma
chine and Hubka's close guarding
failed to give the Crete forwards
many shots. Clarence Frundell was
the only Crete man to play true to
form. The long baskets that were
Lincoln's downfall, were notiecably
absent.
By defeating all comers In the tour
nament, Beatrice high won the undis
puted state basketball title.
The semi-finals of the high school
tournament at the city auditorium
Friday night, completely upset the
done that Omaha would find her way
Into the finals and probably win the
tournament. The boys from the Mis
souri river town were completely out
classed by Beatrice, who played as
she had at no previous time in the
tournament The final score of 17 to
7 tells the relative merits of the two
teams as they faced each other Fri
day night.
Lincoln's defeat at the hands of
Crete was not so unexpected, although
the Capital City youths had won from
thoir oDDonents at Crete. The Frun
dell brothers for Crete proved that
they possessed an amazing acuity io
shy the ball Into the ring from any
part of the floor. The final score
was 14 to 3.
NEBRASKA AND IOWA
WRESTLE TO DRAW
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fans in the second half of the match
by the persistence of Otoupalik, to
clinch. He would squat on the mat
and allow his heavier opponent to
take his hold. This, however, never
aided Barron, as Otoupalik invar
ably wriggled out of all dangerous
holds.
Although Barron was unable to turn
Otoupalik on his back he was given
the decision at the end of 23 min
utes. This tied the final score.
The Armory was crowded during
the matches, proving that the mat
game is rather popular at the univer
sity. Not a little pep was displayed
during the Intermissions. The Ne
braska yells urged the team to victory.
Dr. R. G. Clapp waB the timekeep
er, and Mr. McVay of the Kansas
City Athletic club, the referee. .
MISS BOLES, ATHLETE
Miss Laura M. Boles, of Greenwich,
Conn., recently made a score of 117
out of a possible 175 with the shotgun.
That would be a good score for most
men. She also bowls, swims, dives
and plays tennis better than the run
of masculine athletes. What a bully
chum for a family of small boys a
t . j.
woman of such .accompusnnieuia
would be. Exchange.
Convocation Notices
Prof. G. E. Howard will speak on
"The Challenge of the New Human
ism" in convocation Tuesday morn
ing, March 14. This lecture was given
at the mid-winter commencement and
is repeated by the special request of
the faculty, in order that the general
student body may get its benefit.
NOTICE
' The expense of setting up the
news part of The Daily Nebras
kan ran $75 higher during the
first month of this semester
than It ever has before. This
Is due to the attempted im
provement In the manner of
.presenting the newt, and the
extra features added In the ef
fort to make this semester's Ne
bratkan the best the university
has ever had.
But this cannot continue un
der the present circumstances.
It will te Impossible to run the
material In the future In the
way It has been run In -the past
without an Increased circula
tion. Our expenses are too
heavy at present for the size
of the subscription list. The
editorial and news staffs have
much of greater Interest than
before to submit to the stu
dents. New features in the news
line, and new things of Inter
est In the editorial line are
waiting In the office to be given
to the students. But these
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That's what they say when they see our distinctive models
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charming stringed instrument ever
Invented is the Hawaiian Ukulele,
originated and manufactured by M.
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It is easy to learn to play the
Ukulele. . No previous knowledge
of music is necessary. Our self
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solos within a week. The ideal in
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Splendidly adapted for quartette
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FREE: History of Hawaiian
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hand-made Ukuleles. Write us to
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Priced $10, $12.50 and $15. In
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Shipped prepaid to any part of
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We. carry a complete line of
Hawaiian music for the piano,
ukulele, steel guitar, etc. Send for
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