The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 14, 1929, Page FOUR, Image 4

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    Tl ESDAY, MAY M. 1 0:0
I III'. DMI.V M HRVSKAN
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RACK MEN WILL
COMPLETE YEAR
NEXT WEEK END
Big Six Championships Arc
Scheduled (or Friday
And Saturday
HUSKER OUTLOOK GOOD
Schultc's Men Enter Ames
Tilt With Clean Slate
For Dual Meets
t'ornhusker varsity cinder pet
fo-ni'ts IU bring tne l: 'ifk
si hedul to a tin Kridav and
SVutOay trh the fi.ii 1 H;g
x t hanplon?hips. :!. 'ii'i ' h'
n-ly organized conference, on i;
i tee a e rnlVge ' Alies 1 he '
s. hwlteir.en will en-er the hanip
lonahlp af'air inn an unle'-a'ed
Drtultinr a .! or
(ottl I. olf Tourney
lira.ll.n f ihe qualifying
round in the gul' mirantuial
g.ilf loumamrri sill hs Wed
ned. .utoi.t fif to lui i;
mow I in rh'? ' ihe loiiua
mm' ll.f ruli' cult making
ihr loer.t u't-i till runiprie
in trie final elitiiiiia'ton n.n h
to.n nauirni go f i uatiipi.nhi
Hid nine holes ue Anie
li;.e got in il.r aie in be plel
rot t.e tout laii.rnt ! ea are
to be sitned h t'ie pUyng pe''
ner, and ha i'l-d in in. nr.. ,!')
ir Kir gem-- ' tiie An'riM
,' nvrse o'fi.-- 1 ho touma
(i "i i .,:) i ail unneii'
Cli l.
RKMIS FINISH IIH.II
in siMU.or v.wa:
M Washington
r.eis ! Hifii haball
..n i'h gaiur n Tuflay ant
Friday ihi er-.k Mouti r a
a rfiuiti cngg turn' h.'tr on ti.e
fotmer i.a'f wmle tee luird game
of a series (cm the ii'i ihni'..n
ii.p ill li p'aed n h t'mnti'il.a
n-riinai) n !" r 1
1 hr liar n Hie f.ehi io trie
lV.' M i '! Valy or.frtrne
bhall title Un week b siotirg
a vutotv our h formidable likia
' A luinii Are - .HiMi'iM. and wrh
du.lrco 4 r- .ra.' ..on Bj M...ir1 Oklahoma
.11 ina.!e the Iowa 'a'e e'rong ........... . ,,. lK. ...
an.l Kanui to their credit, the ra
nn ran t ror.i.!rrl an unuuall
iirr-ful on if il.o cani on 'h.
e-k's bill are on
hclif bm on ravrrinc aay
iirt honor
rror1(l a roni rhanr o" h
me fiiil unlr the wu. th Hu
k-i -niran'a mill m a ca.'iaa
-in l io bno tho ro.irJ rhamp , KXIIIBI I S OF i'.i II.D
ionhira banner on nior to th1 ; ---i-r IVIl'Pl'T
Nhra.ka rbool. Th r-rn- 1 lir,l)t,?l
frat of IS Oklahoma Soonr. in ;
rt of lb Indoor i.tl. in a dual ronirtihl mii' ha b-n
niot. 'aicpa th carl'jr)-. hon l jnre !' in Ui
a!hlta ai on of th- kadme m-m ( reu.ar 'nne !' ine of tn l.m
br of tb coofn-nro j roln Ari' f j id h:rh i pon-
A4anr piodirtionR inlira'- i tonne n ih;b:iioa of ork 1on
thai the final affair ill b a rlo- B, i l0roln anin'f in .al!rr B of
no with five of ih n arhoois
holding trump card for th last
plar of tb )far. Kni.. Okla
homa. Nbraka. Missouri, and
Iowa Stat wMI ti up in th an
nual rnri miih a: rone tquad.
kaoaaa Aer rprnta!n ap-
Moinll hall
Sunday a'frnoon. Ma 12. 'h
tiuild had a t.-a in tl ;alr at 3
ovlock Any un!ritj atudent
ho r" infff-l r :nitil
to attend thi 't"- ind to look
cor the eihlhitd nh th mewhr
peartDK ak with little rhanre of nf the ru'ld
plactnjr hifti in the final total. j on Knda n jtht of thi ek the
Oklahoma Lookt Wcakar e'lild "ill hold an union o' all the
Oklahoma, with the Indoor crn ' ,hinr wh!rh r hantm on the
alreadv reposm at Norman. do north wall of the Callery. Theie
nor ,.m ,0 b aj ittrone on the , ronam' o' norae examplea of rrafm
oatdoor cinders and folloin their : mannhip. and of painnne The t
i-f.tir defeat bv .Vebraaka. do not hibmon will cloe n-it Sunday.
tand bead and f'houlden above the ; M,r 1S- rr hanne been ahown
other reami as they did in the m- fnr rrlfd f ,w0 a.
door meet. Kanaa. last year'i :
-inner of the old Miasouri Valley BOOKINGS ARE MADE
niie. wnKn mey eijrea our irom
Nebraska by a small marein. will
rx back in tbe runnier aeain with
a strong team and will no doubt
finish well toward the top.
Nebraska track fans are pulling
FOR COED BASEBALL
In Monday em- of the intramu
ral baeeball tournament Gamma
Phi Eta on from Alpha Ieia
hard for tbe Scarle: and Cream and i Theta second team: Kappa Alpha
are of tha belief that they hae a I Theta won from Ielia 2ta. second
strong chance of copping the hon- team; .VErgene from Kappa rel
rs The poor showing made by ' ta. and Alpha i!-a Theta first
the Kuskers in the indoor meer has i team, from Ielra re'a Delta,
been offiet by the splendid outdoor ' Tuesday game are Kappa Kap
perfomancei of the pat mon'h ; pa Gamma v Alpha llt Pi; S:g.
and rlus the JaTelin and broad ma rv:ta Ta i Kapfa Alpha Tau
jump event not llted in the Kan-i Chi OnKga .ijimn Kappa. Il'a
as Oty affair in which Nebraska ' Gamma n Alpha l. iia Theta: ard
t strong. have assembled a ! felta Zeta. first team, vs Thera
zreat deal of strength. Phi Alpha.
Missouri It strong in the middle i
distances with Hursley. last Year's . n . . ... ,
quarter-mile champion. Kosky. Ep- 1 ,tet Io I Ighl
tcin. Dilia and Brown moving Adam? in Outdoor Mrrl
strong. Iowa State win pull down
'hejr share of points in the dis- ! n , ... . .
tances and may upset the best of i mi"M Po?'- 3l- L Dfo
.lor. Th. ,h,mnin.h;,.. m"" JohD Adams, senior law stu-
i. j ,., :. J dent, of Omaha, at the National
"ill be a two day affair wiib tb
n4'b-final! r.n up for Faturda.1,1.' n"h' lfnl1' flP"1
K ' last week won from Harrv Gtllfan
at Omaha The ma'ch will be the
first ptofessionl meet for Adam,
who reached the final In the A.
A. I'. meet.
NEBRASKA TAKES
MARATHON GAME
Titl fnm FtkJtr I i
infieiders who caused ail kind of
worry for the Nebraakans when
thejr haadied eight chances each Staff of PuhlifehiniZ
'I'nwn error. Dirnop. playing
second base, and Tulp. at short,
were the big cogs in the Jaybawk
defense. Summary;
(iom party iit in Iowa
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Ames. oa. May 13 More rhan
I'M) members of the staff of the
Meredith Publishing company. rei
Moines, mostly advertising men, at
tended a one-day short course on
the low S-ate college campus last ';
week. Talks on various phasea of
agricjlture. horticulture and dairy
ing were given by members of the
sro.lege ataff. The men attended
the annual advertising conference
of trie Meredith Publishing com
pany, in Ix-s Moines last week, and
adjourned to Ames Thursday for
their one-day short course.
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TkrM. ri'ktt I mpr; innmr T.ro
AMES WILL EXHIBIT
PRODUCTS OF t:L.
"The Student Store"
Wri will ert)riv i:r ptAx nd lun'-h
e.-vrviA.
?re-!Al Nft-wl'. Ijn'-heon
Rector's Pharmacy
C. E- Stucrihoii. "gr. 1J and F.
Ames. Iowa. May M Clay prod
ucts being produced by Iowa Stat
college alumni will be a feature of
the Ceramic Engineering impart
meni's open bouse exhibit during
Veiibea. annual allcollfge eiposi
tion. Nine ronsfgumeni have been
received to date, and at least as
many more are espeeted. One
ample came from Milton F.
Beecber. '1, tbe first ceramic en
gineering; graduate of the college. .
Wedding
Ring
Green, White or
Platinum
Marie o match any style n
jrravinp. any sic, wilh tr
witlunit liani'intl-i.
Hallett
Ert. 1871. 117-119 8o. 12.
In l"t ttitian Tn Lie.
csin Star tpori tsciio'n tKr ap-
i S autiosr msst at la tta.
tun wk th aeps tnsst was P'
pt'Sw br Carnhusktr cmtlsr patn
failews't aej it tt t Kan.
winsin in t 0ClaS. Th
Ntoraafca s't sts f ! wee
raisf as a tosl piacts wxtn Ua
Stat and Oklahoma fellyoing In
orsr. 0' cswjt Coach ichults.
, "the grand o'd man" says that he
bS'its tsy ratta the tcarist a
tnfit hiQh but thtn that's Just hkt
ha Csmhutksr msnter M osn't
bfhevt m putting th Huskee at
I U aanc wops bt it t'sst om
fifunni tut the tthsr llim tnJ the
paints thsjr will carry in th ma.
S.lmlie believes that the Kansas
Ja)hakera hat a powerful team
I this spring and eipet is the team
'from the Kaw io come through tor
i Iheit shaie of gloiv in the meet but
the Husker roach Uo-a p.tt predict
a w.nner. It was onv wnme time
i bark that this rolun-n made lit last
ptv.l ciinn of the vrai la caae It
has been mislaid, forgotten, or
passed by. we will a again that
with the past pel fm nunre of th
Husker tiack team and the mate
tial on the squad Nrbraska Should
come through the Ilig Sn meet this
week with the S.-atlet and Cream
floating Irom the top of the Ames
flag pole Of routse the team that
la hoi" that d is going to do
wonders and perhaps drag down
fits' plate
The Oklahoma Nebraska wual
met! which wit htd asm time,
back and wat taken by the Husker
it slops in tha way tha Big 8k
will turn vut. In fact dual msst
it isurti f stops ta any great
tent Oklahama and ! Itatt will
bs thera It cut in en a number of
points while Kansat and Nebraska
will compute the foursome, in the
grt battle for conference honors
on the outdoor Irtck. the first one
it the newly formed Dig con.
j foronoo.
I Cobo Tomson. t'ornhusker broad
' tnmnar ahniilit Ke the rlasa of the
Big loach Pchulie la barkUig
this Unroln youth to come through
In the meet for several point a. The
mile relay team. Javelin, high hur
dlea and low hurdle should net
the Nebraska team a large total of
poin'a while the dashes and shot
Should b some of the weaker ev
ents for Nebraska.
And have you board the latest
dopt an our athletie literary gen.
lua, Adoiph "Leu" Lewandowtkl,
Husker basketball, football and ten-
mi star! Most of the follewtrt ef
tot Cornhutktr did net know that
the Husker campus boasted ef an
athlett that did not confine til of
i hit attentions to achievenveMt '
.the field of sports. Lewandowski't
hobby of book collecting wat ro
1 vsaiod to the public Sunday by
earl Celiett In the Sunday Star.
After lhs duel had died away
from the li'r Sii diamonds last
Iweek Hie M:.-"urt Tigers bsd lak
len first place from the Oklahoma
Soonrts In the tare for the confer
ence flag in the Big Sii The Ti
gers have plae. nin games while
Oklahoma has hut de games In
the standing column. Nebraska. Ine
team that got away to stun a pxr
start at the opening of the season
Is gradually advancing to the top
and la now in fourth place, wih a
percentage of . t" not Including
he Kansas game last week. Confer
ence game on the Big Pil confer
ence diamonds are scheduled lor
everv ttav this weeg with Nehtae-
ka meeting Kansas again today
meeting the Kaoaaa Aggies ai V,,
inaitaa Friday and Saturday )h,
Aggie games at Manhattan the u
ter pail of the week should in
the Kansas rarmeia a chants i,
avenge the two victories the Hat
ers hung up at the Manning
rtew'a eipense.
i COED COLF ARTISTS
! QUALIFY TOMORROW
1 Qualification round for tr in.,,.
Iniuial golf touratment ends i..m r
. io. The round It to be played over
I the first Bine holes at tl.e Aer o
jgolf course. Golf scores in be hsm
rd in at the office at the gif
j course, signed bv a playing -
ner.
Girls playing the eight Inse.i
scores will participate in the iln
elimination lournament which tt in
be held Immediately folio ing th
qualification round lols Hajmnn!.
Beth Baker. Rdith Jensen and M I
dred Pwanson are In charge.
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Amherst wins. Well . . . there
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