FRIDAY. APRIL a. V:
THF. DULY NF.BRASKAN
F
OOTBALL DRILL
CONTINUES AMID
E!
SUMMER HEAT
( on! Practice Coif
Or. orl ( lock Creen
oi-1 lu.irurlli-n In l"lf has
twrn irinill) luMallrd in I'Ol
rit ItH.wn Mrrtrltal
Kiiiinet-tini building and Hi"
(irrn hiue. dork, lf com
u Ix-int Uerd la pfarllr pUI
llllf III ui frmblr a
laiir t Iim k ! ih on hoi
una in In i.l making II pe
Kilo 10 niir both lung mid
(llllll ln'.
llor ti rfvrd tin u Ih rim k
oui alalia b iui ( Iiik lioiu
lit til of III" lu le nrirml
I lie hoi A x-lm I' y of ono
iiok u gten for -u i in s out
aid th t u l
Robertson. Fullbrook and
Sherman Hold Laurels
For Clean Slale
The i ombinsMon nl lioi
Coach Bible Sends Pigskin
Warriors Through Two
Hour Rehearsal
MEN PRP0R CONTEST:
Picked Elevens From Sixty;
Aspirants Will Clash on
Stadium Sod
fmhuker crl.1 edianie n
jnd a conical a' ii l a da
Ihurda. loath Itible Ins ltiiin
up III aoikoui Ix-iaim of ihr
.j-ltrin lfi ami m piaince
rrue scheduled Saiur.la. .bou
:i) man rr hi Iftl fur III aoikout
auj workf i. t " home " 'h ,M,t
miu. pamnr. kukine. bln.kuij and
anrkinc on pla
Th n C'ornhuiiker nu ntor cnl u,,t pitrni i !
h'f Dirn ihtuuc i a lenfthv drill on ' lamliilaira for Hir
kn kmc a oin man muM ! louuu iram num pia
10 bear th punting hm-Irn for nm niao-hcs. eirday attnnoon. In
rannu. II had about ten nio Hi toiitne) taking plat tin rk.
kliklnc with Packer. IVakri, Mar-; i;-tilt s of Ih match played
quia and I'aul getting 'h beat on eterla aiteriwon ar fol
tardac. Packer and I'aul. from lows: Robertson ditipt-d on al
Lai ear'e fr!imen. ar fast d- out of llir lo win from Klulibaurh
v.lop'lng Into pair ol sood punt-; 6, t. I ii. t J. Andron followd
r and should ehn th tliy 'anil and heal Siephene In Ih Ian!
men of lest year plenty of comptl-! mo rt 4. 7 5. C J. Fullbrook
Hon irumpd In on Camion and won
Th rch for nrn to bolier tip is. a, 3. c Shrnian took III
ih centr of ih 1m mil con-j match from ljir nt to th tun
ttnua. l.ln loacn uaitce ana or tu, II iii i(oario registered
mixanif. Iehman and Pay were a n from liani 6 1. 63. Ijistlv,
sending tb forward acainut th t-n won fiom Woodward 61. S3,
dummy. Justice. KoMer. and J 1 hi afternoon ih twelve men
Scblirnti a i' r ar a th ouistand-1 will clash on th rourti again, but
Ins candidates for th olhona . ih pairings will b dlffrni.
'Kvryboly plays everybody els
and th dvil tak th hindmost,"
la th slogan on thv lourni'y. How
r It la fw anion th twlv
nu-n thai hat not un beaten
one. Thou that hav rtalnd
thlr vlrtua of blnR unbeaten are
Kobertaon, Fullbrook and Sherman.
REGULARS SINK HOPES
OF YANNIGANS IN TILT
j aXVVtt CHLtY
Flashes Its True Form
Under Hot Sun
SQUAD SHOWS
Coach U.M U h mm In loaijiha Hu.ker ld tawn haa ihai
.lu,a....a. kk'llla 1N.I litHl Ma
Phnnnv Rhodes' 'A' Team ' Cotn n x- 'bl ho1-
neon opan la lb public. Tht
Cornhukr gridiron manlar will
pick Iwe l na from Iba Scar'al
(Quad or iha first taaten a worn-
out i a full lima garni, Tha
ABILITY --otor will man gat good took,
!t hii D'ottO undar fir. If Iha,
wh o.d ... ,.,.,.c 4.... "irizw'tiWrMZ
lAnun lirm at a iuiiaiuip quc (0 th fact that baaaball and
II dc-. Varaiiy tian ballrra j track hava takan numbar of tha
ria lakinc adtantae of regular i Varaity man, tha Cornhuakar fool.
Ibaaeb... ..,h,. and lu.ned In -rt
: .ome oi th Ural wi luruiaiu et of i bu - ,.Bunny" Oakaa alalad om
'thaatn. i,..k nn thr'a arMt matart-
I n i oi ioou j" in a in iui i( j( h frtlhm,B which will mah
of ih "A a" ai Ih nd of tu ln ,.uh fa, ., Varall rao-
ninei of Hi iirariiia cam hrn "... .m
loarn linoura taiieu oil in ni
poaiilon. Haiold l'akr. rtoro
quarter from ih pail io year
la lb only eietan lak on iha
aquad. Oihrr ouiatand!.:, lutu ojl
for Ilia apring aen.iona ar Mar
quia of Central City, and Manlej
of Holdrego. Jdaiquta anit la b
hewing up In great aliapa and oa
aeaara enough pd but larka l
perlenr In Varaliy romprll'lon
lunr" ling from lail )ar'
aquad la be'ng conlderd for th
pilot petition and dam rumor In
iHiirhman" U tile and - nuq MW
Hi 1.1 may gat flm ti th quart
ibafk i-oiiuon.
NKIHIASKAAULMXl'S
TALKS 11) Sit DFJSTS i
Carl Modraaiit. 'I. " producer j
and operator. giaduai of the.
department of goolog). laitd rr-1
feator Schramm a department Ihtai
ek ,
Monday, he prt-amd leciura
on iha I'oiath lodutlry la vk
baka lo Mr. hi luauiiu a field g.
ology rlaaa. Mr. JU ode III U now
living In lnver. where be ana at
consulting geoliHiui.
EXPERIENCED
TEACHERS
haaded In evary frd aad t.
!. () at a.
OOMina' TtacMint
AAINCV
U4 NariH Itth
ilea lor in iirruinra I , , , v.. i-nivain
With I.M regula.a P.. ked at l..t 1to,,fU tJo,,n BhU.D.n V! rlfl
in.nr...u iwi. it i,.kI. i. round- " uf Kau.aa baa cut bla Naralty
Ing out a leal ball Hub for III III. b"'bl ' !" 1 tr0?' Thil
S,t XV,.., leu.a.lv uuth- V'dt ''' - ,?k ,
ern IMp liol far oft. iy candl !t. iu . . . Z Mar. "a Baaa
....itl-.f for th uuad ..ing in hw '".f .M.,H
" ' i i. -i - i ..... ....i.. i
..,, on .he du-y and a.nd, hu I ng '.. '' " ''"' ,,,w,""
l.lo.n .inh,.tiv iennl rouria did l,".u,'.r. .?Mr'1. '.T. nur''n" ,ier.i mlthln the B' til th-
.i,-,...-.l 1 ",r anq .urneu .. ... . , K. ,,, . ...
all conference teatu. U..
iviii if l.ir.i . .... ,,. m,L.,i , loiin (I i or ll.e a-udlot chaja
go. t.o binele in 1.111- timet 10 ! I'lon.hlp and from all IndUatlona
bat. It aa an oui.tnn.llni: pier of ' ' null race for tbd
labor lor ih aftrnoon. r- Kanana Asgla. Oklahom ad
M Drank tnouiti mow m wu
I ball In th Dig 8U. t ih" preaent
UMttrom Start
I Hi diamond. "Choppy" Rbodea
i;inn CIlMrom continued lillii put out hla flral Vartlty team
... 1..W I "I-. . . .1 ,. . n. ' .... . . . I.
left tacani by graduation of Holm,
.tames aud McMullen.
To thing have been brought
nut In tb practlc aeaaion. one
that th Cornhusker team ill ua
the huddle yttm next fall and
th other tbai In book of trick
ill contain plnty of dcptive and
hidden ball play. If torn of tn
maneuver the boy wr polng
throuch W'ednday I an Indica
Hon.
A regulation gam will b plad
Saturday afternoon which th pub
lie Is Invited to attend.
The probabl lineup:
"A" Ttam
Prurha Kno
Knmer
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Itixtlr ....
.Htpert ....
lilt
I'.ikfr ....
Toil
Karl.
H.lriln(r
Position
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M'Phvrn
Mnrrln
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. Mftrquia
Miinl
H vny
Fr.hin
Seniors At Ames Arc
Constructing tS'ovel
Radio Transmitter
Anie. Iowa. April 4. A new
short-wave radio transmitter la be
ing built In electrical engineering
at Iowa State college, under the
direction of Phil Konkle. engineer
for tb college radio station WOI.
Construction of the transmitter
was undertaken as a practical pro
ject for students in radio courses.
An obsolete ship transmitter, fur
nished by the Radio Corporation of
America nlll be utilized for parts.
Hocause the function of every part
will be discussed as th work pro
gresses, some weeks will be requir
ed for completion of the project.
. After completion the set will be
used for communication with ama
teurs on wave-lengths of from bo
tto 170 meters. As th original
transmitter was designed for 200
watts, that power, much greater
than the ordinary amateur set of
7.5 to 10 watts, will be used, Kon
kle says.
TO RECORD RESULTS
First Round Scores Are to
Be Turned In Before
' Next Contests
Results of the first round mixed
doubles tennis tournament are to
b In by tonight. Arrangements to
I play off the games are to be made
with members of the group.
iieservauuus iur in cuuna
should be made one day in advance
of th game. Courts are open from
7 to S o'clock every morning; and
after 3 o'clock on Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday, and 12 o'clock on
Tuesday and Thursday. Groups eu
tered In the tournament were an
nounced In yesterday's Daily Ne-braskan.
heavy club work from Tueeduy and
for the whole aeaaon Th hefty
gardener poked out two luty swats
thai ere good for I wo bags -acll.
and incidentally a run each.
Salisbury took up Ih hill duties
for the "IV" In (lie fourth and did
fairly well in that frame, but set
th stag for a good old merry go
round In Ih fifth, bul he wait
pulled out of th pinch with a dou
ble play that let him out with only
one tan against him. A hit and a
pair of walk loaded the bases. A
sickly slap to short re mi I ted In a
forced out at home, and a snappy
double play, pltrhpr ,0 second 10
first, aveited a "tt" tragedy.
Hehrman got 10 pilch for th
"As' In the last two frames, and
was trying the slow- hall the boys
10 death. He allowed no hits In his
first Inning and gave on and none
In his second.
Th summary follows:
THiDMSEN TAKES
COACHING REINS
Former Cornhusker Star
Accepts Position in
Southern School
Fred "Terrible" Thomsen, assis
tant football coach at the Univer
sity of Arkansas for the past two
vears has been appointed athletic
director and head coach to succeed
Francis Schmidt who resigned re
cently to become coach at Texas
Christian University.
Thomsen Is a former star athlete
at the University of .Nebraska. He
played on the football and basket
ball teams here starring at end in
football. He succeeds at Arkansas
another former Cornhusker star.
PLAY BEGINS IN
TENNIS SINGLES
Coeds Will Start Tourney
This Week to Decide
Championships
Girls singles tennis tournament In
which over one hundred girls bave
entered Is to be played this week
and next week, for the first round.
Entries In the tournament are to
call their opponents to make plans
for playing off their game. Courts
are to be reserved one day In ad
vance with the. caretaker of the
tennis courts. Courts are open for
one hour before 8 o'clock, and after
3 o'clock on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and after 12 o'clock
on Tuesday and Thursday.
"DON'T
BE
SILLY"
Dance
I I Friday and Satur. I 1
I I day nights at th I J
V Lindell
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Special Noon Lunches
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1
Hunker A Team -Kv
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KngK. r
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Bulirmnn. p
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Htixker B Turn-
Popp. tm
Hn. lb
Itavey, lli-lh
Hur, rf
Krrtfth, rf
Mmllh. rf
Swaneon. lb
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Sturerk. p
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Tota'a II I I 11 I 4
A T.im i I I 0 I 1 1
B Team : 8 0 0 I 1
this year and if the Hukr coach
tan Improve his pitching Mart, tb
Nebraska applecrasher . should
stand right up at Ihe front of the
conference.
Dr. "Phog" Allen at the Univer
sity of Kansas la advocating that
batketball be Included in Ihe
Olympic program for the neat
meet at Loa Ariaeles In 1932.
When the National Association of
Baaketball coaches meet in Chicago
this week. Doctor Allen will bring
this topic up. This would not be
such a bad suggestion but If basket
ball is going to be Included why
not let the mythical football cham.
Dions of the country be included
on the liat of sports also. Maybe
Sweden, Germany or Holland All
Star would furnieh a great thrill
to the Olympic followers In Los
Angeles. Or how would this sound
Carnegie Tech vertue Finland
for the Olympic football champion
ship? Allen states also that he is
not favoring any changes In the
batketball rules, not even a change
In the center position on the basket
ball five. At the opening of the
baaketball seaaon Doctor Allen was
almost convinced that the center
tip-off was all wrong In the basket
ball play and that the sphere
should be tosted in from the side
much the tame as In water polo.
Evidently the Jayhawk Dictator
has change his mind since that
time.
Coach Dible has started a bunt
ing expedition in the Cornhusker
football camp. The new gridiron
coach Is hunting for a pilot to
bark the signals behind the 1929
Scarlet football eleven. Since the
departure of "Reb" Russell, stellar
quarterback on the 1918 team.
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