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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
TRACK MENTORS
MAKE RULINGS
Valley Athletic Directors
Announce Regulations
Effected at Meet
Athletic directors of the Missouri
Valley conference announced the
new track and field rulines which
they decided on at their annual May
meeting and will be in effect for the
twenty-second annual Missouri Val
ley track meet which will be held at
the University of Nebraska Memor
ial stadium, Friday and baturday,
May 18 and 19.
The first new rule states that five
places jn each event will be scored,
counting 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 for the first to
fifth places respectively. The di
rectors have decided to allow four
men from each school to actually
compete in each event.
Preliminary Events
In regard to preliminary events
the directors have declared that if
arrangements are possible the pre
liminaries in the pole vault and high
jump will be avoided altogether and
the qualifying trials in the other field
events will be held as a part of the
final events. The preliminaries in
the high jump and pole vault will be
gin at 1 :30 o'clock Saturday, May 19.
The remainder of the preliminaries
will be run off starting at 2 o clock
Friday, May 18, unless the track
coaches decide differently at their
meeting which will be held at 11
o'clock Friday morning, May 18.
Unless the coaches and directors
are opposed to the plan at their meet
ing the preliminaries of the track
events will be run off in the follow
ing order:
Order of Events
120-yard high hurdles, 100-yard
dash, 440-yard run, 220-yard low
hurdles, 220-yard dash, an dthe 880
yard run.
The order of track events in the
finals will be as follows:
120-yard high hurdles, 100-yard
dash, one-mile run, 440-yard run,
220-yard low hurdles, 220-yard dash,
880-yard run, one-mile relay, two
mile run, and the half-mile relay..
Drawings for the preliminaries in
the track events will be held at the
Lincoln hotel Friday, May 18, at 11
o'clock. The directors plan to carry
out the field events drawing in such
a manner so that the three or four
men from each school will l , all
participate in consecutive order. All
meetings of faculty representatives,
athletic directors and coaches of the
Valley schools will be held at the
Lincoln hotel during tho Missouri
Valley championship track meet.
Kappa-Sig Defeats DU
In Bowling Semi-Final
Favorites for Championship Fall
In Thursday Came; Winners
Play Delts Soon
Delta Upsilon bowling team was
defeated by Kappa Sigma in the
semi-final game of the interfratern
ity bowling league which was rolled
on the Saratoga alleys Thursday af
ternoon. The D. U. team, which was
second place winner of the Saratoga
fraternity league, was considered a
favorite to win the championship, but
the stellar playing of Wolcott and
Paulson won the match for the Kap
pa Sigs. Cass rolled the best total
score for the D. Us.
The Kappa Sigs won the first of
the three-game match by 140 pins,
the second by 44 pins, but lost the
last game by 4 pins. The total score
showed the winners to be ahead by
232 pins. The Kappa Sigs play the
winner of the Delta Tau Delta and
Theta Chi game for the fraternity
championship.
W. A. A. Board Will Be
Host to New Members
Entertainment Will Include Picnic
Dinner and Gypsy Frolic
Sunday Morning
Incoming members of the W. A. A
board will be entertained Sunday
morning by the retiring board at a
five o'clock gypsy frolic. A picnic
breakfast will be served after the
gypsies have wandered sufficiently
far from the town to reach an ap
propriate setting for their frolic.
All the new and old board mem
bers will dress as gypsies and will
be called for by a caravan which will
follow the' gypsy trail to the ap
pointed place, where the pseudo gyp
sies will frolic as rial gypsies are
supposed to do.
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Mother's Day
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and
Mother Mottoes
a large Selection
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Bizad Student
Frolic Is Today
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race for the entertainment of the
students. In last year's race, Profes
sors Darlington and Spangler ran a
close contest, with the former barely
winning.
Following the race, lunch will be
served to the students and faculty
members. Barbecued meat, potato
salad, Eskimo pies, and cookies will
make up tho menu.
In the afternoon the College of
Business Administration meets the
Teachers college in a baseball game.
The "Bizads" won the tame last
year, and this time the teachers are
looking for revenge.
A party will be held for the en
tire College of Business Administra
tion at the Lindell hotel, beginning
at 9 o'clock. Leo Beck and his ten
piece orchestra will furnish music
for dancing. Harriet Cruise Kemmer
is on the program to sing several
popular numbers, and during the in
termission two clog dancers will per
form. The entertainment committee
has also provided for humorous skits
to be presented during the evening.
Those in charge of the "Bizad"
celebration are: Douglas Timmer
man, general chairman; Alfred Hook,
general secretary; Marshall Keyes,
program; Jessie Stearns, dance;
George Holt, refreshments; Wilbur
Mead, tickets; Carroll Pauley, trans
portation; and W. Keith Myers, pub
licity.
Sigma Chi Defeats
Farmhouse 5-4
Sigma Chi finished their league
with a perfect record when they beat
the undefeated Farm House team by
a score of 5 to 4.
The game was very interesting in
spite of the several errors. The
pitching of Armatis for Sigma Chi
was the feature of the game; the
Farm House boys being able to get
no hits during the four innings that
he pitched. A home run by Ander
son was the only hit for the Farm
House during the entire game, while
Sigma Chi garnished six hits off
Frahm, hurler for the Farm House.
Farm House ..011100 14-1-4
Sigma Chi 3 0 2 0 0 0 x 5-6-3
Batteries: Farm House Frahm
and Danielson. Sigma Chi Poppe,
Arir.aCis and James.
OKLAHOMA AGGIES
PREPARE FOR MEET
Records Are Expected to Tumble in
Sooner Farmer-Washington
Cinder Contest
Stillwater, Okla., May 10. Hav
ing already smashed one college rec
ord and shown unexpected strength
in some events, the Oklahoma A. and
M. college track team is this week
preparing for the Washington uni
versity dual meet which will be held
here Saturday afternoon.
John Faulkner of Mena, Ark.,
smashed the A. and M. record in the
half mile run during the University
of Oklahoma dual meet when ii ran
the gruelling race in 1:5.. The
old record was 1:59.9 made in 1925
by Harlan Patterson of Cherokee.
Faulkner's record breaking perfor
mance was all the more remarkable
in view of the fact that he had earlier
in the meet won second in the mile
run. He was not pushed in the half
mile, taking the lead at the outset of
the race and setting the pace himself,
By jumping 21 feet, 10 inches,
Carlton Corbin stamped himself as
a good broad jumper and Hugh Cloud
surprised Aggie sports followers by
heaving the javelin 178 feet to win
first place in the University of Ok
lahoma dual meet.
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want to earn Z10.00, 515.00 or
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.Friday
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Mothers Day Cards and Mottoes
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The University Welcomes
High School Track Athletes
of Nebraska
to the
Twenty-Sixth Annual
State High School Track and
Field Meet
Sponsored by the Athletic Department
University of Nebraska
University Stadium
STUDENT ADMISSION: Friday Preliminaries - - 25c
Saturday Finals - - 50c
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Saturday
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