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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, i928
Phi Delts, Alpha Sigs, Kappa
Sigs and Phi Psis Take
Other Places
Delta Signia Lambda won first
place lu the hare and hound race
run Thursday afternoon, with 224
points. Phi Delta Theta took sec
ond place with 204 points, Alpha
Sigma 1'hi third place with 172
points, Kappa Signia fourth with
132 points, and Phi Kappa Psi was
fifth with 107 points.
The first three men who placed
were House, Delta Signia Lambda,
Mousel, Signia Nu, and Lantzen-
huser. Delta Sigma Lambda, scrut
iny. Theta Chi, and Jamrog, Phi
Kappa were hares. One bag was
lound by Wickwire, Delta Sigma
Lambda; the other bag was unac
counted for.
Finishing Order
The order in which the men fin
ished after the first three was as
follows: Kube, Beta Theta Pi; Rit
cher, non-fraternity; Manning, of
Kappa Sigma; T. Graham, Alpha
Sigma Phi; Otradovsky, Theta Chi,
H. Graham, Alpha Sigma Phi; and
Morgan, Phi Delta Theta.
The total standings for the hare
and hound races for the first four
places is Phi Delta Theta, 862
points; Theta Chi, 725 points; Del
ta Sigma Lambda, 701 points; and
Phi Kappa Psi, 645 points.
CLASS A BASKETBALL
FILES CLOSE I
Athletic Office Must Have
All Entries So Pairings
May Be Made
All entries for the class "A" di
vision of the inter-fraternity bas
ketball tournament must reach the
athletic office some time today.
Herb Glsh, director of athletics,
has made this requirement so that
teams may be assigned to leagues,
and first game pairings arranged.
In time for an announcement In
the Pally Kebraekan Sunday morn
ing. The tournament Is to be con
ducted according to the round-robin
plan, with teams playing a game
with each member of their own
league la the preliminary round.' It
Is expected that this round will be
completed before Christmas vaca
tion begins. The second round will
be played among the winners of
each of the leagues.
Students Officiate
It is planned that these games
will be officiated by university stu
dents. Officials will receive fifty
cents each for preliminary games,
and seventy-five cents each for
final round games. Students wish
ing to work these games are re
quested to leave their names at the
athletic office any time before Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
At thU time, a meeting of an
fraternity athletic managers will be
held in the Coliseum, to draw up
a list of approved officials. This
list will be used by the athletic
office In assigning officials to the
tournament games.
Although the Pitt Panther will
ba outweighed a trifle by the
Husker team and have been beaten
twice this season, they think that
the Husker game will turn to a
Panther victory. The Pitt eleven
comes to the stronghold of Ne
braska as the strongest crew
played this year. Coach Jock Suth
erland will not bring his team Into
Lincoln Friday night because he
doesn't want the men to get that
welcoming spirit that always goes
out from the Nebraska student
body. That spirit that Coach
"Chick" Meehan evaded with his
New York Violets and Coach An-
dreas with his Syracuse Orange
eleven. The Nebraska spirit that
welcomes the visiting football elev
ens has grown to such a proportion
that invading coaches from now on
will not let that spirit get to the
team.
Honorary degree of doctor of
laws has been conferred upon
President Coolldge by the Catholic
University of America. The cere
monies took place at Washington
at the time of the inauguration of
the now rector.
Colonel Charles X. Lindbergh re
turned from a hunting trip in Mex
ico to cast bis vote for Hoover.
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Today, on the Creighton field,
Coach Jock Sutherland will give
his Panther crew its second work
out of the trip to the West. Tlie
Pitt squad worked out at Chicago
yesterday and will not pull into
Lincoln until tomorrow morning.
Sports writers, scouts, critics and
the great football following in gen
eral has been pouring into Lincoln
for the past two days and Saturday
will find the greatest assemblage
of football followers in Lincoln this
season.
tough team to beat," is the way
Coach "Dunny" Oakes expressed
his feeling for the coming battle
with the Golden Panther oleven
from Pittsburgh. "Last year in tho
Pitt Oval," stated Oakes, "the Ne
braska forward wall lined up
against the greatest line It had met
that year and now the eastern
eleven only lacks the services of
one regular from that line." From
all indications, t,he Pitt line will be
every bit a3 good a Nebraska's
and the backfleld Is fast." comes
ihe report from the Nebraska
scouts who we hed the Titt team
perform this season.
But Blue Howell and his cohorts
that make up the Husker "power,
house" will be ready for this
Golden Panther eleven and wtll
probably show the team from the
"smoky city" that they can't get
away with two wins in a row. Last
year on the Pitt field, Nebraska
gave the Panther crew a battle and
this year we have 'em at home and
Howell, Sloan, Russell & Co. are
out to avenge that 21 to 13 defeat
that Nebraska returned to Lincoln
with last year. Fans who ITstened
in on the radio last fall as the Hus-
kers fell before "Gibby" Welsh, are
going to be in i'yr. rtadium Satur
day to see a Scarlet and Crea-
eleven return the compliments to
the Pitt team.
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If TrR has asked you for a date
for the Military Ball
It's hlifh time that on started
to find a tire i
suitable for the occasion.
Party Frocks
$29.50 to $95 .
All roads will lead into Lincoln
Saturday. The stadium will be
sold out as for the Missouri game
If the weather man smiles on Corn
husker football and gives us a nice
day. The greatest intersectional
football game of the week is
booked for Lincoln and Nebraska
followers throughout the state are
rushing In their orders for the
pasteboards. The game Saturday
is Nebraska's last East-West game
at home tms season and closes the
greatest home season of I intersec
tions! games ever played on the
Memorial Stadium field.
In Grantland Rice's "&portlight"
the noted writer says that the day
when Captain Blue Howell, Ne
braska's big-strong-legged, thick
chested, crashing, crasher, meets
Chris Cagle of the Army, It wil be
a glorious day lor the two outstand
ing backs in the country today.
Blue and C'sgle will meet each
other next Saturday in the West
Point stadium in the Army-Nebraska
game.
house" everything Is set for the
works Saturday. Coacn wearg ia
nnl tablno n n v phnnnM with the In
jury jinx and has his team rounded
up into peak shape for Pitt.
There will be no great changes
in tho UnoWpr linonn Saturday al
though Harold Frahin, the Beatrice
terror, is tlnaing mat ne nia iu
viv nlpplv with Howell. Sloan and
Co. in the Husker "powerhouse."
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He may get trie can eariy iu m
came against Pittaburch.
Although Pitt Is expected to open
a bag of new tricks on me om
huskeis Saturday, Coach Bearg.
tho I'nrnhnnkpr mentor, mftv send
his "B" team into the fray against
the Panthers. If he doesn t u win
be the first time this season that
the Husker coach has not used his
second string.
Starting Lineup
The starting lineups for the Pltt-Huskpi-
?ame will he as follows:
Nebraska Pittsburgh
AMiburn re Guarino
Munn rt Otto
Mc.Mullen rg PeW'eolo
James c... Montgomery
Holm lg Fo
Richards It Tully
Morgan le Ponchess
Rusuell q Edwards
Sloan . 111 Williams
Farlev rh Uansa
Howell fb Parkinson
Lawrence Terry, noted sports
critic and football writer Btates
that should Nebraska take Pitt Sat
urday and then trek to West Point
and succeed in lowering the Army
colors, then the Cornhusker foot
ball team will be rated as the great
est in America. "It will be Impos
sible to rate any eleven higher and
but two or three as high," is the
way Perry states the sentiment re
garding the great Cornhusker
powerhouse. Perry does not give
the Nebraskans the Pitt game as do
many of the sport writers. He
thinks that the Huskers will have
the toughtest battle of the home
season when they line up against
the Panther eleven from the
"smoky city."
NEBRASKA IS OUT
TO AVENGE DEFEAT
Cnntlnufvt lrrom Tag I.
feat goej unavenged by a Corn
husker football team.
Nebraska Is expecting the great
est battle of the home season with
the Pitt eleven and they also
-nnt to trek Fast to West Point
next week to meet Coach "Biff"
Jones' Army eleven undefeated.
To defeat Pittsburgh Saturday,
would acclaim Nebraska as the
greatest football eleven throughout
the mid west. Coach Bearg stated
last night that Nebraska was up
against a tough foe and that the
scarlet-clad Nebraskans would be
fighting their hardest to keep up
their victorious march to national
fame.
No Heavy Scrimmage
The first eleven did not partici
pate in any heavy scrimmage last
night as the zero hour of the great
interseptlonal battle draws near,
but wound up active practice in a
fast workout. Two elevens, includ
ing the "B" team went through a
short mix and like the "power-
NEBRASKA MENTORS
RESPECT FEROCITY
ContlnurO From I'mge I.
that the Husker's hardest Intersec
tional battle at home was now at
hand and that the Scarlet was in
good condition lor the game.
Many bruises and bumps from
the Oklahoma game were listed in
the Husker camp earlier in the
week but as the zero hour of the
I'asi.Wesi Hash ilraws near, the
Husker team rounds into peak con
dition. Captain Blue Howell and
the Cornhusker "powerhouse" will
be set to show the Golden Panther
leven that the 21 to 13 defeat of
1927 will not go unavenged by this
year's Nebraska football eleven.
NO PHOTOS AFTER
TIIIS WEEK IS FETAL
(ontlnurd from P I.
Juniors and seniors who had not
had their pictures taken, and re
peated warnings have been given
through the columns of The Daily
Nebraskan.
However, the deadline Saturday
will be final, and no junior or sen
ior pictures can be taken for the
yearbook next week. Two more
days are left for students who
have not been able to go to the
studio earner.
ALUMNI WILL MEET
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
(ontlnurd From Pf I.
Mrs. McGlade Is coming to the
meeting at the invitation of the
alumni association to discuss the
matter of dormitories, which have
Starring In the Cornhusker back
fleld along with Captain Howell
and Clair Sloan Is Coach Bearg's
newest backfield man, "Red"
Young, the fast sophmore who dis
played his wares to good advantage
against Kansas. Young is a track
man and does the century under
the 10 second mark. He has lacked
experience In Varsity roles bjJt he
Is booked for great things on the
gridiron yet this season.
"It will be a tough game and a
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The whole day get a
cheery start when Kellogg' Corn
Flakes come to breakfast. Here
is flavor to tempt any appetite and
crispness that makes the calmest
taste excited. Kellogg's are ideal
for a late snack at the end of the
evening too. So good and easy to
digest. All restaurants serve them.
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been drawing considerable atten
tion and thought at Nebraska re
cently. According to Miss Amanda Hepp
ner, dean of women, Ames Is situ
ated nearly like Nebraska In the
matter of fraternities and general
environment The Iowa school has
progressed farther In the matter of
dormitories than has Nebraska.
Alumni and Athletics
Coach Henry F. Schulte will talk
on "Alumni Infuence In Athletics,"
and Professor F. E. Henzllk will
give "An Analysis of the Junior
College '.ovement." A general dis
cussion will occupy the remainder
of the afternoon.
The alumni will gather at the
University Club at 6:15 o'clock Fri
day evening for dinner, where
Professor It. P. Crawford will speak
on the matter of alumni scholar
ships. Professor Crawford is assist
ant to the chancellor and professor
of a gricultural Journalism. Mr.
Crawford will discuss alumni schol
arships from the point of view of
one who believes In them, since
ho Viimanlf rerpntlv made a contri
bution to the University for use as
loan fund.
Mr. Crawford's talk will close the
meeting.
will be assured of a football treat
on the University of Kansas grid
Iron Saturday, November 16.
Comparative scores of the Ne
braska and Kansas Aggie games
for both schools, give Kansas two
to three touchdown edges
The contest will be the' fMI
attraction of the Dads' dav
bration. and many fathers of K
students, and alumni are exneVt.,'
to attend. "Pected
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Kansas Chances Look Bright
After Husker Victory
Over Oklahoma
LAWRENCE, Kan., Nov. 15.
Since the overwhelming defeat of
the Oklahoma Sooners Saturday at
the hands of Nebraska, chances
look much brighter for Coach Rill
Hargiss' University of Kansas men
to chalk up a decisive victory.
Although Roland Logan and Cap
tain "Dutch" Hauser were hurt in
the Marquette game, they will both
be in condition for the coming
Sooner tilt.
Oklahoma is dangerous in the
aerial game, and at times has
flashed a powerful offensive. If
they display the early season form
they showed against Indiana and
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