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SCHULIE PLANS
TILT SATURDAY
Leading Husker Track Stars
Arc Due to Make First
Appearance Here
COACH WILL SPLIT TEAM
Letter Athletes Constitute
Two Squads; Yearlings
Make Up Third
IHki CorchuWr iri.k fB r
. b irrtnl i'U n ir di
run,h.:n.r,,,l'."ndh!
ll..mv V Si
rrm cinder rerformert niV
ihir Itmul pi''""' on if""
Mmrtril tdiura ou'door o
ari) oru itK-olor rprcBi
ro chfduli'd 10 lkf r 10
, ,hr., f(ir for ih pnf:
r. foflor in 4 frlr of in-
OlTtdul fOBDr'Tl"on ln n rl,r
"or 10 jut tho finihine iou-hn
to ih f.prprl(on lor ihe rorniug
! chdu'.
Tfi Nrl.r mm'or hi
divided feu tri' rr.dll' ln'0
mo t.m nd IpiiI'" of the in
i olor r' B' i!l mV up iho 'h'd
c-up of h ihr-conirrd .'fir.
1 h mrrl xrtr-ret lo b onh
wi-rhlnf at all CornhufVr n'f
nl will for bonora
May Compata
fYidaf'a meet will ene a
rreilminary ir?-"ut for the Kana
ela. mblrh apper on the .
brafka ffbedal April Z t U
renre. Ka. rolloinif the good
homc at the Teai relaja. Hu
kr tra-k atock ha ben mount
ing upward and the NVbraa rep
rtc'A'.iTea bid ialr to break ln'0
i be tcoriCK column.
Tboe core p' leg on the two var
i i v tama are :
100 yard dab aril A: l-oe.
etor.' Varaliy B. Eaeter. EUer.
Thce same four will compete ln
i he
440-yard 5ah Varsitr A: Carcp
bell. May. VrHy B: Wyatt
Currier.
S0-yard run: Varsity A: Janule-
ira. 'Mousel, Varsity B: Trus.
Devier
Mil acd two-mile run ar
si:y A: Gnr.'fn. Carrey. Varsity B:
Etberton. Batie. Wendt.
Low hurdles Varsity A: Krtuse,
Varsity B: Thompson. Lamson.
High hardies: Varsity A: nera
in. Arpanb. ight. Varsity B:
Thompson. Lainsofi.
High Jump Varsity A: Brard.
Took. Varsity B: Benbrook.
Krue. Jackson.
Pole vault Varsity A: Ossian.
V'arsi'y B: Kraus. Witt.
Eroad Jump Varsity A: Tom
ton. Rowley. Varsity B: Young.
Cnwold. Kenajry.
5hot put Varsity A: Rowley.
Varsity B: Ashburn.
D.scus Varsity A: Roley. Var-
si'r B: Ashburn. Gilbert. I
javelin Varsity A: Bevard.
Varsiiy B: James. i
Tri-color representatives will b
named today and will make up tb I
-hird team. The meet will win .
f romrily at 3:00.
BASKETBALL TIP-OFF
nnrt Montftr in Hrinipntifkn
VKU" w yvinniiiviiM
At Chicago This Week
Debate Question
"Abolition of the tip-off in ba
ketball would detract from the life
of the game, and make it less spec
'acular.' declared Charl?s T. Biack-,
Nebraska bajJiethe.il coach, in t.ik
irg of the proposed change in the
rolc-s, aa advocated by Sam Barr,
fl t"Hfvers:tr roab. The que
ion of whether the ijooff shall
ay in the game will be dclde4 at
lie meeting; of the? National Asmv
cia-lon rpf Rnrk4bl1 Coachea Frl-
dv and Saturday, in Chicago.
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VARSITY-FROSH
aO'rd upon will b given the ball y Walter Black, secretary of the
t,rdT the basket. This would give , Nebraska High Sr hool Athle'fr
Te small team a chance, but it , asiwxfa-ioo. Thy are the follow j
mjH aiso give ifce tall team more;;T':
.owo'e-e control of the ball oh 'r-iJ'-Z'li'"""'''. V "j
Ss scored opon than u&der the
pr'tnt tje'em.' continued' thr- Ne--ka
coach. 'With the lip-off aa
it i now osd. the email team ha
a rharjce to get the ball even if
'ijetr tenter Is losicg it ."
C''b Iiacic went on io explain
ti.at under exirtjng rules, the team
which baa absolfl'e control of the,"5'
Dp-ofl Is cooceded an advantage of I
fprm eight to ten points. If the cen
ter is getting the tip, but can cot shin are to be held on the nni-1
give it to bis team mates, the ad-jrersity courts Kriday and Sattsr
vanUge cut down to five or six ; day. May 10 .nd 11. These same :
point. If there were no such con-1 days the interscbolastir. track and
trol of the tip. th-e size of teams ifteld championships will be run off j
wotiVd make less difference than It 'at the Memorial Stadium. j
5oe- now. f don't think the change j In the bulletin Issued from Sec-
Till be made, though, and if it Is, Jretary Black's office attention U
it wont make rotten difference to,
Nebraska basketball.'
American Law Journal
Carrie Article By Hill
Dr. L. X. Hill of the depanrcept
of political science has a! a a arti
cle, Thj Origin of the U of Un
neutral Service.'' published in
American Journal of Inter ca 'o.iai
Ur
I J week ef eanclnf 1 1
'OU ONKS AW till)
l.mKRSJ1 .MANY
1 maior 'I' awards, three minor In
, in ana oue mr mauagrr a aid
ne gieu 10 aril athlete, par-;
Utipania in swimming, .resiling,
. kn-t h.kr'b.n ( io ! r,, : cif icials
'lege, in annual .inter srwrtei' v -,
dinner hnj in the men a dortull.ti) ChCSt
tut oicln
Hniori the arli aards uu
nif-ia.s acre g.rn 10 thiriyoee
tre.hn.ro ho Jiungulhed thi-m
ele In (he inltr quarter a,n
Ineligbilit) beca'ie of failure i
tu.n o achnoi or oor irnoi.-"n.i
tui the original teramB'latkn '
thin nine ttrahmen nvmetali i of mr1 aan-he. gold s;ler
don 10 the thit!on. hi-l r!and I rutit mrdals. gol.lrn btoni
.-tui aat1ed
A' TEAM WALLOPS 'B
University Baseball Squads
Stage Wild Game at
Landis Field
PLAYERS ON DIAMOND
A hn and run ' In ib mirq.anu iou;ni
ir.Blr.r hlrh sa lb 'A a trn i
irl.ft-J fray ,
, tured the reular pranlce tilt of the J
vanitT baieball iouad eterda af
ternoon at the IjkBdia ard Ulttner ,
: ibe -B" hur'ipc rlrlim. and al-1
i though be aa touched for a fWv I
f Mra be had poor UPtort. 1 ne
final rount stood 13 to ft in raor
Of the "A a".
I Hank ArmaTlr waa doing the toss
! icg for the "AV and as doing a
! nlre job of H. keeping the few hit
. . . -ii A ..II . 1 1 rA
-B
batsmen garnered four Ping.es
for two runs
rilstrom was the most deadly
surkman getting a triple in his first
trip to the platter, and following
lth a pair of singles, giving an av
erage of .?: for the afternoon.
Great Third Inning
The third inning orgy' r0n
glomeratton of heavy aurk work,
walks and bungling. Bittner allowed
six hita and Issued three waika.
I hile his team mate were chalked
up for Ihree errora. Every "A" got i
... v.. .. l...r Anra and five oft
them fot a second trip to the plate i
Robertson replared Armatla In '
the fifth rant and was ineffective, j
being wild from the aiart. and not
able to steady himself beforo the
end of the game, whirh was called
t the end of the fifth inning Po-j
! rhop tot bit chance io work in the
fourth by replacing mimer. i n
arnrkr oortsider was looking the,
best that he had thus far In the
season.
The summary follows:
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Athletic Secretary Approves ;
Twelve Tournaments
And Field Days
leive nign scrooi -rac, ao.j
field meets have h;en aanrtioned
141 ir-..ejf'y rwa a Oei-.e-r.
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Tennis Meet Planned
High school
tennis hatnion-
also called to tne ai vision ox toe
receipts from the recent btgb !
school basket ball championships j
jheld at the Col seem. The entire
amount was turned ever to the as-"
jsociation and from thia the aaso-!
jcia'Jon retained f.fteen per 'cent
i to create a reserve fund and carry
!on the necessary work,
j Tourney Pays Expenses
The remaining eighty-five per
cent was given to the competing j
j teams to aerrsy expenses, omj ;
six per cent of the railroad fare of .
each team amounting to more than '
ill'i was refunded. j
Beside this the University paid !
ail running expenses for tne tour
( nament. Last year under the per
cent basis the expense of all
teams entered were unoerwritten
i by the University. Under the new
I plan the teams share the profit
aa they are made or fail to be
made.
Future tournament plans will be
dirvuvad at tlie meeting of ibe
.Association May II. Secretary
j Black ia meanwhile formulating
Ip'ans to precut at the meeting.
AWARDS FOR RELAYS
Receive Treasure
of Prizes for
Athletic Victors
WATPur ARF nFFFRFn
la trace, ksns April 4
, (Sr-ronO A aniall ireaaure rhcel
brn rooieJ blf h t'nitoraii) of
j Kantat aihlnir o!.'ir for dmrlbu
lion to vinninc rrla) Irani mtm
. bvia and indildul rnl mlnnrra
I ib k i..tfei.ili antiual kkBlll rv
) ih imw -
;)) hltb lll b brld hrro lb
I a.rrnoon uf Ap.ll i
j liold ti rhn co to mmbia of
' mi m rl iimt in I nUraltv '
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ana vonr na r-ij
ia Tirmf nira nopri id nr inm .
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niiala to to nim,br or trc
ond and third flare team
i A'hletea of un!ruie and ol
I . . ,t.. .1 j .... f.a ail
ouid.or iraininc frrona io re.cn ,
ix-ak (orm for lii rria I b K0- i
a. game, are thr pevl big naiional j
tratk and field neni on ine aprina .
rora earn an-i iu in -
more tJian a thoj.and entnea from
more thau one hunlred lo:iiutioa
Many Plae. to Atttd
- k. .IJ II. In.
atitutlona .blrh s. nt teams to the , :''rn'm.''T;.ml.
Trial and Southern Methodist re- ( i. lira... ti- Ph. ana a r-a-la
rarnh.la last .eek fl.ahed to, r-j.. 'r'
ewreller.t records in relay and open '
" . . ,..,.
Ing that the mill be serious con
tenders along ttb northern schools I
for honors at the Kansas gamea
A'tbough numerous Institutions
that did not send teama to the
aou'hem meets l!l send entries to;
the Kansas games and doping win-,
ners la more or less guess work. ,
vet the performances of some of the ,
western conference and Big Sis
athlete- in the south will make
them prevailing favontea here April
;o
GIRLS ARE PAIRED FOR
First Round Games Are to j
Be Over by April 13,
Says Committee
Entries for the girla- singles in
tennis wre closer nronrwij.
liuifr one n u mi rr-i a1 um vu
terd the tournament. The first
! . round Is to be played off by April
13. Girls are to call their oppo
nents to make arrangements to
play off their game. Court are to
be reverted one day In advance
with the caretaker of the tennis
courts. The courts are open from 7
to S oVlock in the morning, and
afier t o'clock Mooda;, Wednesday
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Iom Stal, Announces
Drtrfiftfil Enrollment
I AVES. la.. April 4. Spring en
rollment at loa State college to-
tala i.430. according to anno'incw
ment by the registrar. At the enj
. tb anrinr ouarter In 1J.S the
; total enrollment was 3.548. By iha
j Ume all late registration! are eom
! pleted. the enrollment for t:l uar
i ter probably will ea.ual that of lai:
year, according to predictions.
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TEN
is a lot of money. Figures
from an important com
mercial organization in
Linco,n af ler an investiga
tion, show that University
students spend that much
money each year.
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Thirty Fraternities Enter
Teams in inier-urceK
Baseball Event
Great intereet U being sho in
the inierfraternity baaebell tourna
ment. Thirty frimiiiea have en
tered indii Pelia Sigma llta
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Senior i will meet In Social Sci
ences 101 at S o'clock today to elect
minor cla.a officers for the second
semester. The meeting was called
by Charles Dot. president of the
class.
No Flunkers
Wanted
But if you are ambitious to rt
the moat out of a rollacc education,
w have aometruna to Interest yon.
Our proposition la like "book !'
nin' " you hv to work hard to
maka the mark.
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TIIL'KSDW. APRIL 1. ):n
ixgXlCocd Holders
licccivc Praise
On Alley Skill
tin la make better all aru(11
bo lers thaa boja." sas :
Kreppa f the city V. . i' A
ho hog alley. iHinng ih ,,,,,
girls boa ling tournament kit
Hrrppa had a good thaata toaiai
observations and dra his ma
dualona. All aremed to be in faor
of the girla Ha aa autpnsed at
what coDklstent boa lers the gui,
mad, ronaidertng the reputed
firkleneaa of a aomin'i mind.
"The git la come doan to tha
boating alley knowing that Uay
are Ignorant of all parts of th
a-true. but are !'.'.: eg to ta Ul.m
I mil .1.1. .i.i I n mA fA Ijia rat Ham.
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the other hand, hare their n.it4
made up on Just how to baadle the
ball In order to knock doan all
ten pins and can correct their
taulta only through eiperlenre
Mr. Kreppa observed.
Girla Get Disc auras.
Olrls are very easily dlerour
aged at the beginning but oeca
tbey learn, they are ealhuslamle.
bo lera. he pointed out, Takleg
bowling very aerlovaly during a
tournament games, girla are
only concerned about their
core of their teammates. Girts a
consistent playwra and eves, en Vf?
days" they are consistent ta tha
fact that they try.
Many girla who have become ac
quainted w 1th Mr. Kreppa dace tha
Intramural bowling toarnaDeai,
aay It ta due to his effort a ta tears.
Ing them bow to bowl, that curb
remarkable score a were turned in
at the final gam. Alpha Derm PI.
the champion of the bowling tour
nament, ran up a score of 0). tha
highest fore made at any rtm
during the tournament.
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