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Texas Aggies Will Open Husker Grid Schedule
SIGNING OF ONE
YEAR CONTRACT
Bible's Old School Comes
to Lincoln for First
Scarlet Game.
OPPONENTS LOOK GOOD
Southern College Defeats
Kansas Agqics During
1929 season.
INTi:IllATi:iMTV
HI. LAY Ti:M 1H
01 T IN V POOL
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Tivii for all intn fmlrri.ity
rrUv leama were t hrdwlrd for ti
night ii k in it the Y. M I. A.
pml. The tryotiU will he the last
of lh irelinunai lr of the annual
inlerfratu nily miming mif 1. 1
which thin year attracted the
Urgent entry liM in I history.
Vuarter final in the o-yard '
dah will N nin off .lnrn1ay '
night at 8 p. m Mm who placed
firl anil second m the various!
hati of tha preliminaries will ;
compete Id th quarter final
Srml-firiaJ for yl event will be !
held Tuesday. IV.-. 17 with the I
finals scheduled f-r I 19 I
NTERFRATERNITY
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SCHEDULE
BEGIN ON
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SyrtS ill"
aon cauQM Haa in th mh
f imiiiii itiitiiia wrAtcn
rue by Kanaaa official mt
mg although thy Old atata
na of tneir football play era va
receiving ?i a month for working
at an tncurano alman during
hia fraa hour.
laa
intfjiniatkhnitv
v.trTi.iN;
Greek Basketball
Open Competition
Coliseum Floor.
on
EIGHT CLUBS
SQUAD
Nebrftk a t'omhu.skri will
'P-n the U'Jit gridiron slnte with
lixnn A. A, M. nn Memorial la
i.iuni liilj. according to llertert
liich. d.iri'tor of athletics at Ne
riakii. Th Texas AfcKira went
tt .'l!uli'J .T the Wrrk end t'l
in", i tbe llu.ski'ii In Lincoln on I
lut . Only a i.tin year contract i
uj mad.' ltw'en the two schools i
Tiie Trvat Afcv'ie gnm will
tiuiU the hrona cdventure the
liu. kerj luive lakrn into 111
oi:t hw,'t conference, former
U ! I 'ana liii.lc. This aciisito
tb S.itrhei-D Mi iiiiKli5t Muhuuik.
wiunets ft the tiulhwet c.inHT
en. e this year, oju-ned the Ne
trunk, f.x.tihll st-asun at Lincoln
wi'h the Afcjte from the Lone
Mar Mate paying the opener lr
TOO.
Tfvti Aggie Look Good.
Teu; Atii J were on lue lieiil
dir-.ti,; th- J'..". s.-as.-n wiUi
mr. r,-ven an.1 j.i..-i-t is t.-r
roxi year .'k -vcn iniu'or. hot
i- ja.-.l rlcven yvars uio Aies
huve lcra ( oh 0''U '' I 'hii .
line, now bfcd .-tlili monior ht
Uu'. c'niviis'i'y of Afiirn.-k. iu
the rlrven yram IJ. X. B.ble
coarh d tholfs Aies lie
tui'ued out tive icntereti. c bHD
jii..nt.liipH anil his -ggi tani
were known thruout ili: j.u.hwi.l
an one ot IDe m rmiyej'l in tnat
tion of the rountry.
'Ihe only Dieun.r of the Big mx
tu play the J'exaa AjjieH Uiia koh
s.m was Kansas NUue. t:ai li "Ho"
MrMilbm took his Kanf.s Mate
eleven to Dalias. lex., on Vt
and took a 1 to 0 btiating at th
bands of the southern elt-ven and
when the Kansas Mate eleven Bud
Nebra-ska ttL on Nov. 23, the best
the Hunkers could do was a 10 to
i win. Thia would inuirate the
(irengih of Lbe aouiaorn eleven as
compared to the rnainpionhip
eleven in Uic Big Six. I'tiiai-.e, one
ot the few ucbtaten footuall elev
ens la the country, was able to
take the Texas Apg-ies down the
une to a 13 to 10 bt-aUiyr.
Matty Bell, former Teaa Chris
tian coach and former teammata
of "Bo" AlcMillln, coached his first
year at Texas Agglea this year
alter Coach Dana X. Bible rc
cigned to come to Nebraska. In
freaking of tbe Aggie game. Herb
Ciisa, director of athletics, said
that EibJe realized his former stu
dent would be plenty touh but it
would give him an opportunity to
s ;e Just what his Scarlet warriors
could do under fire. A setup game
would give the Nebraska coaching
staff very little opportunity to see
what the untried men could do in
varsity competition while such a
breather will in all probability be
scheduled for a later date In tbe
season.
. ROUNDS INTO SHAPE
Expect Iowa to Play Here;
K. U. Will Be Strong
Title Contender.
SOONERS AIM AT TITLE
: Halves of Games Will
Interperscd During
Tournament.
lt week end aa t4 week
in athletic legislation and admmi-
c. tration in collegia! aport circle
OiarS throughout th country wiHh the
turning loa out of th Big Ten
featuring th program. Th O g
Ten megul decided thy wfuid
much rather continue their confer,
enc competition without the
Havkfcry achool whic"i broi.oht o
much confution and turmoil at
Iowa City. Th Hakv o'ttcisl
rcrt a buty week ed v!i'ltil'ng
C.me foi then- 110 .Mhlel.c
card. While with the B'O Su
nrlenc director, eoache. faculty
rjpivtrntative and hiinei man
convened at Kanaa C.r. tu
l,p.t.ite for th midJl w.rtrn
cirfiiil Ten ntrmbfl frn th
Hoi.nr athletic depa-tmcitt at
llneoln attended the cnc!.ive "d
in r.tcntlon to complet.on tchfdule
TANGLE
Be
lnterfratemity hankrthall. king
of all (Jreek sports, wing Into ac
tion tonight, to claim the attention
of fraternity men for weeks to
Come.
Kiitto V.i n,1 T'hl k'anna ThI
.i ? m .-..nri in mih fo- the remainder of tne ason
lhi tianiniH lH-Ha and Sigma thi
a he.ltiled to tant'e at . :2. p. pt..
the half time of the first name, on
the same floor. These Iwo games
are iu league one.
League Two.
In league two. Sigma Thl S.gma
and IhH.i l.'p.Hilon n'col o: fliwr
three at 7 p. m. Sigma Alpha Mu
and Alpha Theta t'hi play on the
same floor at 7:25 p. m. Alpha
ft .IMA A't4 fcMliMt
In. k. II. Il. tit"' i
. h.ir t'. a.rr !
fit, t(.4ll.. tailM l tu A.-lv, I
atatkmed at Chicago: Bartho.
loiuew r. ih of 10 imn-
v 'car; and Jamea . raiamiry.
who la wnth loctor and Uanible.
at Kanaaa Oty, Kaa.
M r" ' rrel r'niineennr com.
H..XI I
About on In ewry aeven luu
dredtortoina ahell cata la a male.
Many (raliialc Xit
F.nginrrrinR C-olIrpr!
muM pini la ntrfnittn
rv. lllfl
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WHfM TM KsM-a kHI'" M
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a .i.iun, rt afrs t.pr. mrm
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I'hi v. noK.1. XI llnf.
Maitora at the ctl!ef of engln
eerlng durinf tha paat week In
rlude: Jv U I'helpa. '1 Inatal.
lati.m aiipeniaor of movtehme and 1
triraj lieaearxn i-rotiuna rorr-nra-
Hon. who ha Just returned from i
th Hntmh talee wher h baa been
Installing "talkla" equipment: El
mer A. Crane. of Armour A
iif-ta
Nrbra.ik"8 baskrtfer are be
ginning to loiind into hhap that
is well nigh of the iuraseas,.ii type.
Charley Ulack stul has the mt-n
running over the fundamental
n . 1 M.nrtl.ir . .,1 n.ll' III B 111 if
after the session of acquiring S'rma I hi and Phi Sigma Kappa
I knowledge about the game a lively ; rt league tnree a season on a
scrimmage Is held. I ' P m . i.n rwn. . ...
Ij-st night the same five that 1 Aph " booked for :2s p. m.
represented Nebraska Ir.st vear : Theta Chi and Pi Kappa Alpha
' . . ..... .... ii . met kt ? ii. rii. on lloor two as
I...? ; league four, season cets unde, ui.-s 1 Tom all In J- .Hops at pros
When thev" worker on their of- J way. Alpha Tau Omega and llt a
fense. thii.es clukcd lust like they I Thct. Thi m.-et at 7.2. p. m.
m..r phar ol conf er.-nc ? butin-
e wer brought up reTore mc
meeting upon which definite action
will be taken on when the director
meet In Lincoln thi winter.
A to the Iowa unlvevs.'v af'air. I
!b- iVrismn of th. Pig Ten
u.'.ii? duln't seem to Impair tbi
he.ii;h of the Hawkeys athl.tl
Mh'iViles in the lean In fact If
tt dm anything It ad l.-d poptilattfy
and prominence to tfi twa sch.ol
No sooner had th .tew a of the
Sow a .ejection hit th press of the
cointry. than nihV.ic ilire-toa
at l w'a City were t'lxxlol with f f
fcis loi games on nil their Khrd-
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GrccnSlampsV LINCOLNS CISY5T0RE O
Drop Northwestern Offer.
Northwestern university and
Texas A. 4 M. were negotiating
for a football game when the
C'oraiuHker authorities stepped in
and negotiations with the Big Ten
srhnol were immedialely dropped
in preference to meeting the Corn
hi, skein in Lincoln. Nebraska
marie an lmpress've showing
against thi! Southwest conference
this season when they held the
championship Mustang eleven to a
s'Tirelesa tie in additioti to the. re
l epUon gV'en the Dallas eleven on
their arrival In Lincoln.
iish stated Monday that a larga
'1lrgation of Tctraa Aggie rootert.
would accompany the southern
eleven to Lincoln next fall. Th
fart th-it the Aggies will he play
ing against their old master will
draw a large crowd of football fans
fn-.m the southwest.
The Cornhusker schedule at
present for 1M0 has four games cm
the hrme slate which include Texas
Aggies, ntt, Missouri and Kansas
Aggies. Tbe away from home slate
r a'ls for Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa
State. Two open dates still remain
on tee schedule those being on Oct
25 and Nov. 22. Glsh intimated
that the Husker schedule for 1930
would be completed this week.
Wanliington Seek
Dcccmhvr Schedule
With Comluithert
Herb Gish, director of ath
letic at Nebraska, received a
telegram from athletio official
at the University of Washing
ton in Seattle Sunday asking
for a three game lnterectional
achedule In basketball with the
Huikera on Dec. 27, 28 and 30.
The Huaker eager are ached
uled to meet the University of
St. Louia in SL Loul on the
28th and Gish turned down the
bid for the game with Waah
ington. F.om all Indication Waah
Ington athletio official are
anxlou to again resume rela
tionehip with Nebreeka In ath
letic event. Glsh stated Mon
day that be would have liked
to accept the contract with th
Pacific coait school but on ac
count of It latene and th
complete court achedule at Ne
braska, he could not. A re
sumption of athletio relations
with Washington is a possibil
ity In the next two year but
with the Huker basketball
achedule complete for thle year,
the Scarlet cagera cannot find
a dat for th Seattle achool.
were supposed to. On defense, the I
varsity outfit held the seconds to!
very few baskets. I
Guards Are Stron.
Lewan.lowskl and Witte are two i
very potent guards. anJ w-hen the
close formation on defen.e is used, j
the Nebraska team looks nearly I
imrreirnahle. Grace. Fisher, and .
McClay were working the ball
through for counters nearly at
will. This team is beginning to ac
quire the polish that will r plenty
valuable whfn the schedule oi
games starts.
When Herb Gish was In Kansas
City at the Big Six meeting, he
managed to have the date for the
Oklahoma game changed from
Jan. 25 to Jan. 20. He was unable
to schedule the Oklahoma Aggtft
team for a game, but there is a
possibility that Iowa University
will play on the Nebraska floor
this year. Arrangements have not
been completed, but there will
probably be a game arranged.
Kansas I Powerful.
Reports coming up from Kansas
are to the effect that they are go
ing to have the best team they
nave had since their leadership of
the Missouri valley was taken
away by Oklahoma. Coach Allen
will do all of the coaching this
year, and he has one real sched
ule to prepare for.
Coach Hugh McDermott of
Oklahoma, whose teams have not
lost a conference game for the
past two years. Is In again this
year with a team that hopes to
carry on the all winning habit.
Tom Churchill, the grinning Okla
homa captain, has never played In
a losing game of basketball since
be started playing with the Sooner
first team two years ago.
Six Lettermeii with K-Aggles.
With six lettermen and a wealth
of promising sophomore for the
K-Aggie team, the stock of tbe
Kansas Agricultural school Is
soaring rapidly. Most promising of
the sophomore material Is Cronk
lte, who playe don the football
team. This youth Is Just, six feet
and five Inches In altitude, and
weighs about two hundred pounds.
Missouri has the makings of one
of the best teams In the confer
ence, na all of their regulars are
back in school this year. All six
of the lettermen from the Tiger
school are more than six feet tall,
and heighth means plenty when It
comes to basketball. Last year
Missouri finished next to o'kla
homa In the struggle for basket
ball honors, and they sre serving
warning that they expect to be a
great deal better this year.
Nebraska will have one well
oiled machine ready to play
against any other team In the
conference, and It looka like a real
seas'm for everybody. Basketball
In the Big Six "looka to b on a
higher plane this season than
was last year.
Halves Will Be Intertpersed.
Halves of games are to be Inter
spersed this yesr 'n the tourna
ment. Rudolph Vogeler, director of
Intramural athletics, pointed out
todav.
League five and league six
teams do not swing Into action
until Wednesday rnght. Referees
for tbe contests tonight are: Floor
two, Elliott: floor three. Filer;
Poor 4. Johnson, and floor five,
Ilomcy. Referees for Wednesday
night are: Floor two. Snigg; floor
three. Bittner; floor four, Malette,
Jid floor fi.A Wickwlre.
UN ARE NUMEROUS
Coach Oakes Has Abundance
Of Material to Choose
Squad From.
MENTORS PICK VARSITY
Freshmen basketball coach.
Bunny Oakes has a squad of about
seventy men out for practice now,
and it is beginning to look like a
banner year for the yearlings.
Fundamentals are being worked on
now, and the Nebraska system Is
being taught to the first year men.
Oakes has been selecting his ma
terial for the freshmen varsity and
he expects to have his squad com
plete In a couple of days. Yester
day the men went through a little
scrimmage, and the likely looking
candidates were selected to play on
the first team.
Enrollment Approaches 100.
Coaches Bokenkroger and John
son will assist Oakes in the hand
ling of the freshmen basketballers.
The enrollment is expected fo be
very near a hundred before the
end of the week. The men that are
not selected to play on the varsity
squad will be divided up Into teams
and play games among themselves.
Charley Black Intends to use the
freshmen basketball team In the
capacity of warm-ups for the
varsity. That Is net usually the
i case, as tbe yearlings can always
give a pretty good account of
themselves wherever they are.
When the second varsity team Is
not furnishing the opposition for
the varsity, the freshmen will be
the objects for the regulars w-rath
and ability.
Freshmen rsity squad:
:rr M. M
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.NEBRASKA BOXERS
PARTICIPATE IN
OMAHA TOURNEY
Five University of JTebraska
boxer were In Omaha today,
where they were competing In the
state A. A. U. boxing tournament.
The university representatives
are: Van Valkenberg, 118 pounds;
A ma to, 128 pounds; Rock, 133
pounds; Hutchinson, 783 pounds;
and Marquis, 147 pounds, nock la
a former title-holder In hie claaa,
having won mid-western honors In
A. A. XJ. circles In 1927, Marqula
has competed In the meet before.
Tbe others are new men.
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ihn they did when they v.vte
rrrrt.W rs. 'iowa ttow is In the same
iH i' vith the IrisM ot Notre Pan.
A fue lancer, .i toum without a
conference and whether the Hawk-
eyes were guilty or not of the
charge against them, we will bet
our last that the Iowa school was
iiot the only member to offcnl
ibis ruling.
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With a number of open date on .
the Iowa schedule, and two open
date on the Husker schedule, the t
time look ripe for Neb.-aska of- '
ficlals tc negotiate with the Hnv-
ee officials for a resumption of
football relationship. One of tnc I
oldest tradition;:! rival en the
rooteai gridiron at "toraiKj i
none other than the University of
day when the gridiron warrior
of the middle wet wore their
beard in collegiate fashion, the
University of Nebraska and th
University of Iowa game w.is one
of the biggest in the middia west.
These two school tarted football
relationship almost as soon
fotoball started in the two state
and only up until ten years ago
did the two achool discontinue
plsying. With Iowa ao located a
the next door neighbor to Ne
braska and the industrial statu
of the two states generally formed
in agricultural line, a resumption
of football relationship with lo.i
would be a most desirable thing
for Nebraska. An overnight jaunt
brings one to Iowa City, the home
of the Iowa Hawkeyes which
would be most favorable to draw
ing not only a large football crowd
to the games either at Lincoln or
at Iowa City but would continue
the athletic rivalry which has ex
isted for such a long period of
time.
Comer Iffk
and
Slr?t
With Texas Aggies definately
on the Cornhusker schedule for
next year, Nebraska's slate begins
to take on complete form for the
coming 1930 season. The Texas
Aggie game will replace the
Southern Methodist game of this
year and wll be Coach Bible's old
school .It may seem funny to D. X.
to pitt his Cornhuskers against the
Texas school which he coached for
the past eleven years, turning out
some of the greatest elevens In the
suthwest. The Texas A. A M.
game Is booked for October and Is
the opening game of the season.
Big Six orncial are not going
to let anything creep Into their
baby conference at did the Big
Ten. At their meeting at Kansas
City laat week they were unani
mous In their declaion that a Carn
egie report would find nothing
wrong with their athletio plant and
tney were going to ee to It per-
onally. A fact finding committee i
which i more or lei an honor com- !
mltteo will Investigate all rumors i
of alleged subsidization of athletic :
In the conference. The fact finding i
will consist of que etlonalre aent
out by the conference for each
chool to lnvetlgate their athletic
conditions for aViy taint of subsid- j
Iratlon. A report early In the
Miss Lena Flint has been placed
aa third grade Instructor In the
Falrlwry ac hoots, by the teachers
bureau.
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