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t -. . . 1 1r FOUR GOOD MARKS FEATURE TRY-OUTS FOR MEET Three Heats Arc Necessary To Determine Fifty Yard Dash Champ PREPARE FOR KAGGIES -'inso finishes ami good marks 1 1 HAfttt QHLtY rhe Sooner basketball team has returned to the Southland unbeat. en, aa they were before their trip to Iowa and Nebraska. A second half rally by the the Oklahomant at Amei netted the Soonen victory and a last minute rally at Nebraska aaaln brought victory to trie un- beaten conference team. Coach Huah McDermott'a eaaers have . t I At. A -JI4JI ..II rnturocl tho varsity track try-outs paisea xnrougn me m u.mcim have almost cinched the flnt flag 111 tho Memorial stadium Indoor trark, Tuesday, when Coach Sehultc assembled his leading pro U'jres In n series ot competitions lo determine, who would represent the Coinhuskcr school lu Its an nual dual meet with tho Kansas rrI03 track artists this Saturday. Definite announcenunt as to tho personnel will bo mado tomorrow. It took threo heats of the fifty yard dash boforo the Nebraska mentor could eonio to any con clusions, as all threo races finished lu a close muddle, Lowe winning the first two and finishing third In the other whllo Eastor breasted the tapo In tho final heat. The time for all threo races was C.7 seconds. Lamson and Fleming alternated In winning the heats of the high hurdles with Thompson finishing third In the first and Arganbright third in tho second. Ilenbrook, Krause, and Hovard qualified for the high Jump at flvo feet nine inches and no doubt will be the Ilusker entries In this event. Earl Wyntt ran a pretty race in the quarter mile competition, step ping tho distance in C2.C to beat out Campbell nnd Krause. Jauuel wicz, who garnered a third In tho half mllo event at the K. C. A. C. meet, won the varsity event with Truo and Itltcher finishing close behind. Wendtand Griffin scored victor ies In tho mllo and two mile races with Dexter and Etherton second and third in the four quarter event and Batlo and Garvey following close on Griffin's heels. Lamson added his second victory of the afternoon in tho low hurdles with the time of 6.4 seconds ahead of Thompson and Fleming. Ash burn, Nebraska shot put veteran, heaved the iron ball 43 feet 7 In. to lead the candidates in the weight event Rowley and James were second and third, all getting way above the forty foot mark. Events scheduled on tho pro gram for Saturday will include ev erything with the exception of the broad Jump, the Kansas Aggies ask ing that that be ommltted. Tho strength of the Kaggle team Is not definitely known, but headed by Moddy, their red headed middle distance runner, who qualified for a second place at Kansas City Satur day, they no doubt will assemble considerable strength for their In augural dual meet against Ne braska. Saturday's meet Is scheduled to get under way at 3:00 under the cast stands of the stadium. in the Bin Six basketball race. Mis sourl seems to have the second position within their grasp and Ne braska and Iowa State are fight ing it out for third with Kansas and the Kansas Aggies staging a battle for the cellar position. Saturday night tho Nobraska ciik era take on Uraku In a non-conference game on the Coliseum floor. Tho Bulldogs from Ues Moines have have one or the strongest fives In tho Missouri Valley and handed tho Missouri Tigers a do font Monday nlcht. Coach Blacks cagers performed brilliantly against tho Soonors Monday but were un able to compete with the last min ute rally by Churchill and Captain Bruco Drake. Ray Conger, former Iowa State college track flash, now running under the colors of the Illinois AtH letlc club, has the honor of being the first Yank to beat Paavo Nurml on the cinder path. It happened Saturday night and was one of the biggest surprises In the history of American track, annals.. Ccnger triumphed ove, the "Flying Finn" at the annual Melrose A. A. games at New York City. Conger was cap tain of the Cyclone track squad in 1826 and was a member of the United States Olympic team this summer. His time for the mile was 4 minutes 17 2-5 seconds. TO E Nebraska's call for baseball as pirants was well answered Monday and Coach "Choppy" Rhodes, who will take charge of tho diamond squad expects the Huskers to pro duce a fast nine in the Big Six this spring. More than sixty men at tended tho first meeting and prac tice for hurlers and catchers will get under way Immediately In the Coliseum. Outdoor practice will not begin until the first of April. A ten' tativo schedulo has been arranged nnd fifteen games are on deck for the Husker nine. The first game will be with the Oklahoma Sooners at Norman on April 17 and the sea soon will wind up on Juno 1 with the Kansas Jayhawkers at Lincoln. Nebraska lacks the facilities for baseball and will resort to the Lin coln field If arrangements can be made. Otherwise the College of grlculture field will be used. Coach Henry is drilling his Mis souri Tiger track squad for the dual meet with Kansas on February 22, at Kansas City. The Tiger coach is well pleased with the showing made by hl3 men at the Kansas City Indoor meet last week. Missouri did as well as any of the other Big Six Fchools In the K. C. A. C. met nnd Annexed the Shannon Douglass six hundred yard run. CO-EDS COMPLETE FIRST BRACKET Aquatic Meet to Be Held in Lincoln High School Pool Thursday Night Nebraska's natadors will meet Drake In a dual swimming meet to morrow night at the Lincoln high school pooL Rudy Vogeler. swim ming mentor, hopes for a large crowd of Scarlet and Cream en thusiasts at the contest. Student tickets will admit to the meet. Tho following is tho probable lineup for tho meet: In tho 160 yard relay, free style, four of tho following six men will compete in the meet tomorrow: Vandorllpp, Cahow, Chaloupka, Kel ler, Erb, and Waldo. Hestbeck, Holt, end Kelley will swim in the 440 yard free style. Strong competition will be met by the Cornhuskor swimmers In the 200 yard breast-stroke. Mc- Gulre, of Drake, broke the Valley record In this event during tne Drake-Grinnell meet last week-end with a time of 2:46.3. Pattavina and Chaloncka, "who won first place In tho 200 breast-stroke against Ames, will attempt to beat the flashy McGulre. Waldo and Vanderllpp will bo en tered In the 40 yard free style race. Mockler and Peterson will meet Drake's entrants in tho 150 yard back stroke. Drake has another record breaker in the 100 yard free-stylo, Squires, who broke tho Valley rec ord in tho Grlnnell-Drake meet with a speed of 58.6 seconds. Cha loupka, Waldo, Cahow, Kelley, and Erb will swim for Nebraska in this event. Kleinkauf, Gaskill, Bralnerd, and Whitaker are the best fancy divers out for the team. Of these four men two will be- chosen to dive In the dual meet. Mockler, Patavlna, and either Cahow or Kelley will compose the Cornhusker medley relay team. Ne braska won this event in the Ames meet last week. Cotter and Mallettc MakQ Up Clown Team Cotter and Mallette were the two clowns who presented the clown tumbling stunt between the halves of tho Nebraska-Oklahoma basket' ball game Monday night. They will present stunts on the parallel bars at the Nebraska-Drake basketball game Saturday evening. Classified Ads Lost and Found I.08T Jewelled Phi Belt pin. Initials l7. 8. L. steward. HS3k. SEMI-FINALS Fifty Twelve Bouts Scheduled For Next Round of Fraternity Fistic Tourney Twevo bouts nre on deck for tne nemi-iinai rounu oi in uiu in terfraternlty boxing tournament to take place next Friday evening, beginning at i o clock. All those who will fight are to weight In between 12 and 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, according to Iludy Vogeler, boxing mentor. An admission prlco of twenty-five cents will bo charged. The following nio tho matches scheduled to bo fought Friday eve ning: 112 Pound Harleinuiil, Thota XI vs. Slcfer, Farm House. 118 Pound Snyder, Farm House vs. Dotrlck, Sigma Nu. Smith, Kappa Sigma va. Bartlett, Delta Sigma Phi. 126 Pound Johnson, Delta Tau Delta vs. McGaffln, Sigma Nu. 135 Pound DIngman, "elta Slgmp Phi vs. Dalton, Kappa Sigma. Svoboda, Theta XI vs. Peterson, Alpha Sigma Phi, 147 Pound Meredith, Farm House vs. Poet, Delta Sigma Phi. 160 Pound Poet. Delta Sigma Phi vs. Witt, Delta Chi. 175 Pound Asmus, Theta Chi vs. Urban, Alpha Sigma Phi. Bralnerd, Delta Clil vs. Houston, Sigma Alpha Epstlon. Heavyweight Rhea, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Phelan, Kappa Sigma. Hunt, Phi Kappa PsI vs. Graves, Sigma Alpha Epsllon. NISBRASKAM tho main cog in the Scarlet offense, garnering nine points beforo he was forced from the game. Besidos gottlng plenty of fouls called on them, tho Nebraskaus wore aided in this department by tho crowd, llefereo Qulgloy became somowhat aroused by tho moro or less consistent Bronx cnecnnE from thn sidelines, nnd 'i Sooners received nn extra charily toss as a result of tho vociferous comment from tho stands. The removal of Munn, Holm, and Grace from tue gamo In tho second canto com pleted nn evening of breaks that made victory Impossible for the Huskers. A bright spot In the evening's activities was the defensive work of Lewnndowski. Besides keeping tho fnr-fnmed Oklahoma offense well under cover for the evening, he was leading off on tho Nebraska offenso time after time. Tommy Churchill was the bul wark of the Sooner strength, and he was undoubtedly tho outstand ing performer for tho evening. In fair weather and foul tho lanky Oklrtliomnn kept plugging away, ind was largely responsible for the fltml outcome. ti,o iriimo did not affect tho standing of Nebraska who still re t WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1929 HUSKER DIAMOND MEN alns third place In Ulg Six stand- Ings, with three victories out oi coven stnrts. It ahso made tho seventh conference win for Okla homa in as many games, giving un disputed title to first place in the title chase. First basketball games of the round robin tournament were played Tuesday, February 12. The scores were as follows: AlDh. Delta Tin-In. 17. Heir Cata IS: Delta Gamma. C, Kappa Alpha Theta 5; Kappa Alpha Theta 18; I'l Data I'M I; N'KrirettM ii: Gamma I'hl Deta 2; Kappa Delta II: Trl Uelta a. liaakotball names tor Wwlnemlay and Thursday will bo as follows: Wexlnesny, 1'ebniar.r 1J. Bancrart rym from 5:00 to COO o'clock SlEmia ICappa Olktma, I.uclcy Strikes Delta Zcta (second team) Thursday, February 14. (ilrlfl jrymnanlum from 6:00 to 4:00 o'clock: Gnmma Phi Beta Kappa Al pha Theta (second team: Alpha Delta Theta (second team) I.ucky Striken First Christian church from 5:00 to :00 Chi OmCBa Phi Mu (first team); zeta Tau Aipna rm jiu (second team); uins uym, . :oo to a:ou Kappa iiap pa Gamma Alpha XI Delta; Trl Delt Alpha Dil. Rice Is Reappointed Miss Phyllis Rice, assistant in structor In geography, has been re appointed to teach during the sum mer school at Miami university, Ox ford, Ohio. It will be her third sum mer's teaching at that institution. TAKES DAY'S LAYOFF Huskers Prepare for Game With Des Moines Five On Saturday Coach Charley Black granted his basket flipping squad a well earned layoff last evening as a reward for their labors Monday night when they did everything possible to win a cage game and yet came out. on the short end of the final count. Nebraska meets Drake in the Coliseum Saturday evening In a non-conference mix which should furnish plenty of fireworks for lov ers of the court sport. The Des Moines youths took a 32-26 deci sion from Missouri last night at. Columbia, evening accounts for a previous defeat at the hands of the Tigers. Harvey Grace appears toMie none tho worse for his nasty spill that ho took in the Oklahoma gamo Monday night. The Husker flash was eolnc creat guns at the time of the accident, and his withdrawal from the game played no small part In the Nebrask downfall. He was IS TO SEND EXHIBITS Beaux Art Designs Are to Be Shown Next Week In Old Museum DRAWINGS ARE VARIED A traveling exhibition, from the Beaux Arts Institute of Design, New York, will be shown the first three days next week In the depart ment of architectural engineering, located In the old museum building. Traveling exhibitions are sent out by the Beaux Arts Institute of Design every five weeks to schools couuected with it. Students of these schools submit drawings at five week Intervals which are graded at the institute, the winning drawings being sent out on the next exhibit. The department of architectural engineering of University of No braska is second on the list of the exhibit ot ten drawmgs which will be shown here. The drawings arc: Analytique I, "A Frontispiece"; analytlque 11, "An Entrance to a Museum"; class "B" I, project "A Private Library"; class "B' II, project 'A Fire House"; class "A & B," Interior Design If, "A Bedroom Suite." Anyone interested In archi tecture is Invited to inspect the ex hibit. Another exhibit, consisting of seven drawings, will be sent out soon, and will arrive here in two or three weeks. Announcement will be made later as to what date it will be here. LIMBER UP FOR TEAM Practice Will Be Staged Outdoors April 1, Says Rhodes Aspirants for tho 1929 Corn husker baseball squad nre working out dally in tho Coliseum. Tho pitchers and catchers are already warming up and light work will be th ninr of the work for men who asplro to compose the Husker bat' tery. infloiuers anu ouiimuoio spend tho practice period In play ing those popper games that are useful In loosening and llmborlng up tho muscles and stiff Joints. Bunting and throwing along with tho pepper games complete tho pro gram for tho present. Practice out of doors will begin about April 1. according to "Chop m" Rhodes. As the shcdule Is ar ranged, effort is being mado to avoid Interference with tho sched ule of the state league, thereby al lowing tho Nebraska baseball team to play its games at Landls field. Where tho dates are conflicting the gamo scheduled will be played at the College of Agriculture field. Tho tentative schedulo: April 17, Oklahoma at Norman. April 18, Oklahoma nt Norman. April 19, Missouri at Columbia. April 20, Missouri at Columbia. May 3, Kansas Aggies at Lincoln. May 1, Kansas Aggies at Lincoln. May 10, Haskell Indians at Lin coln. May 11, Haskell Indians at Lin coln. May 13, Oklahoma at Lincoln. My H, Oklahoma at Lincoln. May 17, Kansas Aggies at Man hattan. May 18, Kansas Aggies at Man hattan. May 24, Iowa State at Lincoln. May 25, Iowa State at Lincoln. May 31, Kansas at Lincoln. June 1, Kansas at Lincoln. A game scheduled with the Japa nese university team which is mak ing a tour of the United States, playing all well known University teams, will be played in May. Okla homa A &. M has asked for games and they will probably be sched uled for some time during the spring vacation when the team journeys to Oklahoma for games with the state university. Mid-winter issue of the bulletin of the Nebraska chapter of the na tional council of geography teach ers, ot which Prof. E. E. Lackey of the University of Nebraska Is editor, was Issued Wednesday. 1'. W. Off era Chance For Activity Points Activity points may bo earned by going to Ellen Smith hnll between 2 and 6 o'clock, and writing out cards for M1m Par maleo, Y. W. 0, A. secretary. A great deal more fun is as sured If the Blrls come In groups. Tills Is nnothor chance of meeting and gottlng acquain ted with other girls on tho cam- pUB. GREEK CAGE TOURNEY Ti 'Kappa Sig-Phi Sig Conflict Mam uara on uouseum Maple Courts Tnnirht's Interfratoraity cage . . program features cimiuiuuuo.... tilts between Phi Sigma Kappa and Kappa Sigma, and PI Kappa Alpha and Alpha Higma rni, uu i..n twin nffnlr between Phi Gamma Delta nnd Delta Sigma Phi. All of these games will be played on tho main floor or tne uonscuiu, with the Phi Gam-Delta Sigma Phi fracas starting at 7:25 o'clock. The Phi SIgma-Kappa Sigma mix has practically become nnd annual tradition. Both teams have gone to the final round of tho intcrfrater nlty championships mnny times In recent years, and feeling between the two tenms runs high. Tho game starts at 8:35 o'clock. This is Kail pa Slgma's first start In the final round while the Phi Slg's are al ready In possession of one victory at the expense of PI Kappa Alpha. The game between Alpha Sigma Phi and Pi Kappa Alpha gets un der way at 9 o'clock. The Alpha Slgs aro playing their first game In the final round while the Pi aKppa Alphas nre making their second at tempt, after taking the short end of the count In a struggle with the Phi Sigs. In spite of the fact that the Phi Gamma Delta five has a victory over Delta Sigma Phi to its credit the game between these two teams promises to furnish no small part of the evening's excitement. After beating five of the teams In league three, the Phi Gams succumbed to the Delta Tail Delta five, and were shoved Into a tie for first place, with the Delta Sigma Phi team as partners, since each of the team had but one defeat. In addition to the three class A games several B games aro sched uled to be played on floor three. An admission charge of ten cents will be made fo:- the evening's program. ANY 'OCCASION Calls for a good appearance. We are experts in turning out that well-groomed effect. Nebraska men have been our patrons for years. MOGUL BARBERS 127 North 12th FIRST OF TRI COLOR EVENTS IS RUN OFF Lambert, Petz, Becker Set Up Best Marks Mado On First Day Trl-color athletes had their first tuetc of competition in tho first of tho twelve tri-color meets sched uled for tho coming season, Tues day, when both eenlor and Junior divisions got under way. Selections of tho threo colors teams In both divisions will bo mado soon, ac cording to Student Managor Miller, utter tho marks and rocords of Tuesday's meet havp been re corded. Lambert, former Kearney HI ace, Petz and Becker were credited with ho best marks of tho day, tho Kearnoy speedster stepping tho 50 yard dash In 5.8. Petz scored a double victory In tho hurdlo events while Becker won tho fast heat of tho quarter mile in 53.1 seconds. Summary: 60-yard daah; Suitor; Lamliert. flrat. l'eti. aeronds Stefan, thin!. Tlma. S.I. Junior; Ilubrcclit, flrat. lllye, econd, Casfnrd, third. Tlmt, .S aoconda. StO-yard run: Kullroad, flrat: Seser. ccond Onifnnl, third. Tims. S:0M. lllKll liurdlfi! 1'ots. firsts Carlton, arc ond; Paul, third. Time, 7 wconda. I.iw hurdlrat I'd, "rat: Morgan, w ond; William", third. Tlmo, . aee- ""nriiad Jump: Orlawod, flrat: Tomaon, accoiid; CralK and Illy tied tor third. IMMtuicP. 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