THE DAILY NED P. AS KAN
TRACK MEN IN
TRI-COLOR MEET
Firt of Seven Tri-Color Meet.
For Non-Varity Men Is On
Day's Track Schedule
Vnmilv truck and field tryouta nnd
the first of seven trl-color meets for
non-varsity men hold the. sta(?e on the
Indoor track at the Btadium starting
promptly at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
From three to five varsity men will
be selected in each event for the
opening track meet of the season Sat
urday nljfht apainst the combined
strength of the Nebraska collcRe con
ference teams. This meet will be held
on the indoor track, the first meet
the Husker have ever held indoors
on their own track.
Team Captains Choten
Captains of the colleges represen
ted in the tri-color meet were chosen
Monday. Dexter was elected captain
of the arts and sciences, Dickson of
business administration candidates
Elkins of the teachers and Taul Mou
sel for the engineers. Captains for
the dental, pharmacy, law, and agri
cultural colleges will be chosen this
afternoon.
Beginning promptly at 4 o'clock
with the 50 yard dash, varsity try
outs and the tri-color meet will be
carried on Jointly. Coach Schulte
plans on running events off exactly
on scheduled time getting the whole
meet over between 4 and 5:45. Five
places will be awarded in the tri
color meet in each event. Seventy
fiwe athletes are eligible to compete
in the tri-color meets. Others may
become eligible by winning three
numeral points.
HUSKER GRAPPLERS
MEET AMES FRIDAY
Iowa Stateri, Holding Wini Over
Kags, Tiger, and Penn State, Will
Try to Keep Slate Clean
The Nebraska grapplers will meet
the strong Iowa State team at the
Coliseum Friday evening, in a Mis
souri Valley conference meet.
Iowa State is recognized as having
the strongest wTestling team in the
Valley, having defeated all the Val
ley schools they have met this season
and also taking several other meets
with outside schools. The Ames
wrestlers defeated the Penn State
grapplers 24 to 3, the Kansas State
Agricultural College 19 to 8, Mis
souri, 29 to 0.
Same Men on Huiker Team
The men who wrestle the Ames
grapplers will be the same that beat
out the Missouri Tigers. Kish in the
115-pound class, Karrer in the 125
pound class, Captain Brannigan in
the 145-pound class, Luff in the 135
pound class, Toman in the 158-pound
class, Lundy in the 175-pound class,
and Davis in the heavyweight di
vision. "The Nebraska team performed
much better at Missouri than in the
Kansas Aggie meet," was the state
ment issued by Coach Kellogg, the
Nebraska wrestling coach.
The Cyclone mat squad has suf
fered a severe loss in Gerling, the
135-pound wrestler who broke his
leg in a Varsity workout last Wed
nesday, but the Cyclones are coming
to Lincoln with a determination to
keep their Valley slate clean and
take the Huskers in to camp.
Farmers back to a tie with the Soon
ers and on Saturday the Kaggie quint
went down to defeat at the hands of
the Sooncrs and dropped into a third
place tie with the Oklahoma Aggies.
The Oklahoma Daily doesn't want
to crab, but it thinki that Ted Page,
the Husker giant ahould be made to
play on hia kneei.
The Associated Pre meaturea
Page a sis feet, seven inches, while
the only figures we have on the big
boy are six feet, four inches. Harold
Keith in the Oklahoma Daily says
that If Page outjumps Holt, the
Sooner pivot-man, then the A. P. Is
right and if he doesn't then we are
right. We are not right according to
Oklahoma yardsticks, for Page got
the tip-off from the tall Holt just
about whenever he pleased.
The Aceies from Stillwater had
Page's number from the first whistle
and the big center was watched so
closely that he could only manage to
get through the Aggie defense for
one lone tally.
The basket-eye of the HusWer
guards in the Sooner-Husker clash
at Norman Friday was another fea
ture of the evening's performance.
Cerelick and Holm sunk two long
ones from mid-court that sizzled
through the net strings. From all ap
pearances it looks like Coach Black's
machine was functioning perfectly
against the Sooners.
Returning from Sooncrland with
but one practice session before the
Nebraska-Grinnell clash on the Col
iseum floor tonight, the Husker bas-
keteers are ready for the Grinnell
Pioneers who invade the stronghold
of the Cornhuskers tonight.
Coach Kellogg and his Husker
grapplers returned victoriously from
Columbia, Mo., Sunday, where the
Nebraska wrestlers took the mat
meet from the Missouri Tigers 21
to 8. Nebraska meets Iowa State at
Lincoln on Friday and this match is
considered the hardest hurdle on the
Husker schedule and if the Nebraska
grapplers are successful in this meet,
the rest of the year should be com
paratively easy sailing.
With the Oklahoma trip now his
tory, several things happened in the
uncertain Missouri Valley cage race.
Captain Clark Smaha jumped from
fifth to fourth place for high scoring
honors in the Valley. The lead in the
Valley changed from a tie to the lead
by the Oklahoma Aggies, and again
on Saturday changed to Oklahoma
alone, and pushing the heretofore
conference leading Kaggies to third
place. The Nebraska five led off the
series of upsets that took place over
the week end when they beat the
Sooners. Then followed the trimming
of the Kansas State five by Oklahoma
A. & M. and the Sooners.
Nebraska meets the leaders of the
Missouri Valley at Lincoln on Feb
ruary 19.
IN THE VALLEY
.'. By. .
JACK ELLIOTT
The Kansas Aggie basketball team
enjoyed their few hours of undispu
ted Missouri Valley cage leadership
just before the Aggie-Oklahoma Ag
gie game last Friday. The rejuven
ated Oklahoma A. & M. five ran
through the Wildcat defense for a
deluge of. baskets, winning the tilt
29 to 21 and pushing the Kansas
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TRANSFER RULING
HITS SOONER TEAMS
Oklahoma Athletic Team Ham Soar)
Frequently Aided by Star
From Small College
Norman, Feb. 7. (Spccinl)
Sooner athletic teams which in the
past occasionally have been strength
ened by the transfer of star from
other schools in the stats, will bo par
ticularly hard hit by the transfer rul
ing of the Missouri Vailoy conference
which is in effect this year.
Heretofore participation during
the freshman year of college teams
did not affect the eligibility of men
who later transferred to the Univer
sity and became eligible for three
years of athletic participation. Fre
quently Btars attended junior col
leges, teachers colleges or denomin
ational colleges of Oklahoma and
after playing during their freshman
year, and enrolled here lar.er to be
come stars under Sooner colors.
Pott and Mooney Among Them
Recent cases of men vho had col
lege experience prior to entering the
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cnivcrslty Include Frank Potts, foot
ball nnd track star; Prentiss Mooney,
football quarterback, and Hurry Tin
kerton, baskctbull guard. There have
been many others, equally famous in
past years.
Under tho new ruling, any athletic
participation beyond the high school,
regnrdless of tho standing of the
school represented, ounts aa a year
of competition in tlw Missouri Valley
in case tho student transfer.! to tho
University.
Willi the loss of competition thus
shortened, the university will un
doubtedly loso athletes in tho future
who might otherwise transfer here
and become eligible for athletics.
Most athletes, the coaches here be
lieve, will either come here for their
entire four year course, or will re
main for tha full period of partici
pation In the school In which they
first enroll.
APPOINTMENTS GIVEN
MID-YEAR GRADUATES
Wilma Terry of McFall, Mo., a
mid-year graduate of the college of
agriculture, has just received an ap
pointment as Instructor In homo eco
nomics at Midland College, Fremont
She will also have charge of the col
lege cafeteria. Elizabeth McVey of
Haiglcr, another mid-year graduate
of tho college of agriculture, has re
ceived a scholarship In the Merrill
Palmer School at Detroit, Mich. She
will tako advanced homo economics
work.
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week approached a gulliblo loo'ting
youngster and asked, "Can you let
me havo a dime?" Sure ho could I
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which ho read: "Thanks for tho
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