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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1930)
J rora TUP DULY M.I'.H ASK N THHVV. JVM AUY HUSKERS WIN ONE OF FOUR GAMES Hut Cage Suul SIiomb Wrll, Arittrtliii to jMrt Writer of St. Iamus, r.italnirplii OffniM i Work .Mnrh llrttrr Than Irrfrmc. (.HACK IS IIK.II SfUKKK WITH 12 IHHNT TOTAL SchuUf .lAs More Munagrri to lirHtrt Coach Htnry F. Schult. had track coach, hat lasu a call for ophomor track manager I report to manager Ert and Milltr thi Meek. Th indoor track aaon m ctt'n0 under full away and more topnomor track manager art needed. The two varsity manager. Enul tret and Wendell Miller, will be in the atadium from 3 until o'clock every afternoon thi Wreck. INDOOR TRACK IRK Mr!a Srrout! V, illi .() Point.; Witlr IW (hmmI Work t (iuartl l'ot; Uitf Six Stuiiiliu lYomir Stiff Com petition in I-atrr (hiiic. Bj DON CARR. Ltinrli-y liLrk ami his r i i t of I i i.Ihik'ki f Imski t. i nurpitl from tluir tnsh-ru jaunt ith tun vieii.ry in four tmt. Inanilitv to score from tin- fm- throw lino m oih of 'he ! I r rr-nsons v liv tin) team fail. . I to win moir imiiu. lit irnriilfss i.f I In iiuiiiIm r of k.imus mi, tin- t.bjrct of tin trip a to put tlio team la lirir tiass na i or me nig mx Kuon ern M-ih.1it team of Pallas. With all of the I en iiu of the con ference stepping oul and wuuiini; all of their games, it looka a if I liaskeibail shoulj bo a gois! In the It g aa any other .iie 10 ' the country. The composite box hunimuty of tlio trip: 1 pp.iirlit r. i.tn i iti.riiii)' i i! I.uiirr I'm. l: Wrtl Villi ma ... .. I I liiil.uikr. ii (i I 14 3 u- A nuiuoer of nice ihinpe were about lha team ly the raateru sports writer. At Pittsburgh the scribes accredited tho CorDuuskera with beinf a classy ball club, at St. Louia. the first game, it was aij that the mm In scarlet u r re rangy. ell drilled team. With tha four janns of th eent. tn trn under t.irir belt, me but 1 1 mil Mroiij; cot hot ami iiihii- atfd to slip several two-pointers throucb the hoop. A gamut the Ftutler team, the Comhuskrrs were playing leal basketball, but urrv unable to register on the gift tosses. Hut Irr ! made fourteen rift throw an J the ' margin of defeat for th Corn-j hukkrr waa only tclva oint.t. J It aprar that the tiutrin ref 1 Tiu N'rl.m.k. ;r. .. f kl. la) . f . . . t l-l.rr. I . . . . Wui. ii . ami.. !. .lrliM.li. f , ('liklin, c . . k..t-r. k II. .kill K ! 1. ( ... T..I.I. 1 n Weitt of Camrt M taitlta :I7. .riilHM 7 Huiirr Nil.inki :. Wil Vllltil ID .Srhn.-I . riunliuiKli . ,rl.r. .; iSchulte States Ocsirr for More Material: Repair Inside Cinders. I lie inuuor ti ai a at .Ne biaika la crttm mid. r full away un.lrr the dimtlon of ra1 Trark ('.. h Hi ll ry P. In.lmir fw hulte. Th v-t-ian un.ler path tutor pirfj hi il.-kiro Mi.n.liiy to have more men tunrnj; out for the in door lia k M-aiMMi. Milling thr holl.lHVK tllf llliioor trark iinitrr the eaxt atauluim wa rrpaimt anil put in romtition for the coiiiini; aramiti Mini n..w U one ol the Ivfi In tor llij; Six roo(er rliro. The iihcIn lor tha kP.uidn V.I1I Jilid .Nrlili.KM t llnli r MHInI bui.y IhrouLhout the winter iiioiithn with the tc Imlivir ntret of tht IJij; hJix ronlrrriue climax inp th" MtMM.n. ilnille la'.f.l I hut lie would like s i'to are iniiir men romine out tor J J.; tlx Jatly workout, fre'iimen a I ' well us varan y nit-n. Coach I J ! ' I'hojipy" l.h.l. j and Jimmy I j' Lrw H are noniMtln),' Si hulle In f;rt- 3 1 1 inr the Htihkrr triu-kMrr into iiihk lor th.- i!i.;(l wa.Kin and aJl ' Intli.-iitioiia p.'int to another auc it. i.ful yenr on tho track for Nc-hiaika. I f t. 3. . I'i 111 9 l I t:. iram ahoulJ bow to a decided V .. V .1 , J H'.-'i"- -: H .r.y Uiu ,e. . . . A eS n. .(....nr. fnr Iho linnlini. In Jo ' h" nilddle went. a ' N-in lu,. ,.,: .., m...i,, m. 1M " the conferenra race. If the team . , i.i Ik-m k.i?- iii.nev r.m. . Ne- Ow V C'tt had been able to dm, the ball f l,,?;k . ,u": r""-' " Let l-T t.,rou6h on S.ft toa. th recoro ; lt!a, k had ht men hit-' ? 'h.mI "tM.v,-,,:: ; flvJUO would have read thre won aou1,,' ' . , '" iiiu.-i.r.i i,: -... r. I . . ILACfTH iur ..r .i at4i iiKi ttut Ji . Iie. villi I r.i h. I , I rjV " JhM'CJ. I ' I I I 'W TIl taV- "if asm n loot Harva Graca was th outstand ing performer for th ararlrt team, personally arrountinc lor 4 of Nebraaka'a point, lie rrache.1 bis renlth in the. Went X'lrfinia fame, when h droppeU nioe field goal and one free thro.v through tho boon. He wa the high point man for the Comhu.-iker learn In the Cutler game, when be tntuted five field foal through the hNket Tbi euy iroir.g backet oailrr from Mascot uUI be aervlni; notice in tha blRh point men of the conference, if bo ke-p coinj; at the rate be set on the eaatern court a. Don Maclay waa very much in evidence tn all of the games, be ing blgn point maa in the Till nnil ft, Louis frame. Maclay htndle himself exceedingly well oo th floor, conxiderlnf; the fact that he Is several inches over six Toot. He was runner-up to Grace for tbe bljrh point total for the trip, accounting- for 30 points tn the four games. WiUe appears to be about a vi-n-atile a guard as there is on t!ie squad. During tbe West Vir ginia game, the Dutchman was breaking up a good share of the Mountaineers' plays. In both tbe Hutler and St Louia games, be ! made six points. Defense Is Ragged. rorts are to the effect that the team was tulng a very fat breaking offense, but tbe defenxe was a bit ragged In spots. The reason for this can probably be attributed to the fact that tbe team bad not been at tbe c&me Ions enough. 1 St. Louis di.played a powerful j offense In tbe closing minutes of the game, and tbe Nebraskans ' were unable to cope with It. Ten . mioutes before the close of the 1 game, tbe Cornhuskers were four , points ahead of the St, Louis team, I I agMinft tbe West ugtnia team. t making a total of 43 point. ThiK ' game wa the only one in whirh the team's paxsing eenied to tin k right, and the remilt was very m-; li.eable in th lox iwore. "Jraf was dropjiing the bull through the hoop In very regular fashion dur ing this game KX TENSION DIVISION I'VTl'IITIIVlJ IITL'lvl i.i ii.m i.ii.i.-. .ii ini.i .jv iiihii iniij Atniiii'ii uiinii'ii i entertainej at a box lur.rn lunch eon last llHim.lHv n.x.n for Martin Aitkin, a former employee and I'nlveiRltv t Nebraska " student Kverv mun w ho made the trm:wn" now hiten.iing i ale univer- aaw service In at least two of the ! " "' games, thereby giving them a'.,. J! rT" ." taxte of what first Has competi-' 'I' t.Uinrnll IMl tlon is. Koer Hokuf. Conkl.n. I'lliwrMU Alnil.m.s and Jenaen tasted their first c.m- ; iIlts Anna c,me'ron formerly petition for .Nebraska on the maple! instructor in sociology. 1'h. D. ine experience gamed h um ii at th. T-ni, ,.t vf.K.. Nebraska's Coinhuskmg basket ball team did not profit so extens ively on its barnstorming trip through the east during the holi day that I. they did not pil up many point in th winning margin although th Mutter eager r pobably much woacr for their trip. Wt Virginia wa th only quin tet to fall befor th bear let from th plain of Ncbra wthil it. Loji. Buthler and Pitt took th count on th Cornhutker for th first defeat of In teaton. Coach Black and hi eager ar back on Nebraska tod one mor and Wrill open th conference season at Manhattan this week and tak en th Montann Stat fiv on th coliseum floor en ataturday night. Th opening horn gam with th Montana tut quint should furnish basketball fan a full evening of basketball thrill. For year the mountain team ha played a brand of bakketbatl that rank Moond to non and hav a reputation of turning out torn tall men to play th nam on th court. In Satur day niQht't opener Nebraska will meet th greatest quintet of th aton and a tetback for Montana Stat at the hand of Coach Charley Black' basketeer would stamp Nebraska a on of th few basketball team to hand th westener a defeat. During the honla we had plenty of lime to tveuperate arid get Into shape for the final plunge , down the home stretch and our last semester pounding tbe type for this column. One day during vacation were we startled from our afternoon siesta by an argument ' going on over the radio between ' two erstwhile smit writers. It ' sounded Interesting and we lis-, tened In. It hapjrd that two sport iHilbe were disputing the nuanlng of Kibitzer which happens to have something to do with John Bnt ley's sport column in the Lin coln Journal. Our friend John de fined this word for us before va cation but according to the sport scribe over the radio, John is all wrong. A Kibitzer is not a fella who would do what John sa il he would but Is a tml.lheu.led Itarhcr who tiles to tell his clients hair tonic. Kansas university's Jayhawk baskctbsll team appears to be out for blood this sexton as th Mount Oread team swept throught the California series without any mis hap. Last season the Kansas five met the west coast five and that 1 wa about all but thi year Doctor Allen, th tamed tutor r nanwi basketball, i putting a quintet on th court that appear t resemble b pUoty tough f.r th l'.iuis era iwi ' no a iuii fioin tha tit. th Kansa team of old. for m. Vf,.!- Diufy tcr." I past thr year Kansas alumm(I IOUr UlUff OtOfe J. have ban on tn o r""v . " , " i Allen for want of belter athleHCil t lumi an th mount. nd with Tm I lYMi,- ' I Buhop, tub Thompson. fori Cos. and th two Bausth brother tormina lh backbone of th 110 aggregation, Allen l out to show tha Ilia Sis that basketball a founded at Kansas i still th best in tn ng i. t Nebr.k baa added it ninth i J f.4ball game to tho 1W0 itll atheilule. tMM.king Montana State if for tho open dte before the inter- sectional clash with tbe I'Ht i ranthrra. Nebraska inelvesl -ci- mission from tig Six officials toll card a ninth came and the vnmei with the mountain team n givea Nebraska it five conference games In addnion to fitt. Iowa and Tesaa A. A M Tbe lt .10 slate will The Owl Pharmacy I 1 "., m a. fciw j a - a . , a a a a a Va. 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During the second half, the Put team man aged to pull seven points ahead of the Scarlet and Cream team. Tbe game was fast and hard throughout, with Grace and Mx.c lay matching the efforts of the two great I'itt forwaroN, Hyatt and Zcbfuss. Close Competition. Last week B r Six teams won ten games and only dropped two against first class competition. Kansas beat the California team three straight games, completely outplayuig the men from the west coast. Oklahoma won two closely contested games from tbe South- universtiy alumnus, last week. Lutheran Iapn- I'lan To Mrl on WrilneMla) j The Lutheran Kible league will j hold a meet'ng Wedne.nlav eve-: nlng at 7 o'clock in Teachers Col- 1 lege 20 j. DANCE Oaf.ei every Tuea. and Thur. Beginning Jan. 14. Privata Instruction by Appointment Phone 6419 for Information BORNER SISTERS DANCE STUDIO 108 Neb. St. B 15th and O St. STOP AT HOTEL D'HAMBURGER for SHOTGUN SERVICE "Buy Em by the Sack" HO Q St. 1718 ? St. Women's Dresses and Coats at Clearance REDUC TIONS! - $17 IJoul Enjoy Shopping at Corner If th fdi AH Cloven Belts Umbrellas pt 20 Discount SAVE NOW AT ar ir-nntri-" i'i 'e' :Z...ia i .-. . 1. iita'ajJiriJ a BY - GOLD'S GREATER JANUARY (7 Everything REDUCED 10 to 50 The Prices Of Nearly Only Contract Lines, Spring Merchandise, Especially Priced Goods and a Few Other Items Excepted Two Big Sale Lots You'll Want to Hear More About This Clearance of SUITS & O'COATS Big, Warm, Dressy O'coats I900 Great Croup of Fine Suits I650 Men and young men, re- arrlless of btiiM. mill find l.eie ls'rxl-lrKikiriK, 2 an'l 3 buttriti rnxlcl Suits ro fit and .le-i.-e tlirtn! YoT there ara hLIMS nrrd SHORTS as w?il s" kKt'l.AK siz'. a", tn 4 risys. Iltrit nd dark effects. fiti -amiirK-rei. Suits thst hla.l in .uy riiunti inure fur Extra Trousers to M I in new fans. Fine worsteds yru would hp -yet only 16.5o: a ten 4.00. ALL BETTER SUITS DISCOUNTED 10?i AND 20f Another real sale value this Brent irroup of men's OvercvrfOa at only 19.00. Birth smirl and doubl breasted models Cnats In those faror- He dark blues and oxford prays, with velvet collars and with KKAW .SATN LININGS. Coats of snmrtnei'K. warmth and rharate. tailored to fit and wear ail of them worth far more In thl Kreat special trroup at IS.fKi. wnar. fiala price PAIR ALL BETTER O'COATS NOW DIS COUNTED 20 Part Wool Union Suits of pood (juallty. also 19-potind cotton I'l.ion fiuits random, urn and ecru, siz-a 3h to 4 all full r.it and fine fittiriK- Ion? sleeved, ankle, lenfth at this sale .1.00 MEN'S FANCY HOSIERY AT They're Koort-lookliif pattern In men's rayon nixed fanry Hosiery striped, checked and allover desi;ns. sizes 10 to 11'-. Extra heavy toea for lonK wear. Ke 4 PAIR 95 NEARLY ALL OTHER MEN'S WEAR OF ALL KINDS DISCOUNTED COLD'S Men' Store South Annex. hi mm la s )Lir a aitaaifam , ' " WKmmmmmmimmmmmmm UP FROM THE OXCART ' ALteleiMtton, uthet ihtn Mnutural chinge. it the ker tn an lodertundia of otu recent economic derckp mesa." From the trport of President Hoover Committee oo Kecam Ecooomk Cbinjto the ramble, creak, and plod of care and oxen. To-day and to-morrow the zoom of airplanes. Faster production. Fitter consumption. Faster communication. Significant of electricity's part in the modern speeding-op process is the fact that donog the last seven years, consump tion of electric power increased three and ooe-half times at Cast as population. General Electric and its subsidiaries have developed and built much of the larger apparatus that generates this power as well as tbe apparatus which utilizes it in industry and in the home. Tbe coUege-crained men who come every year to General Electric take a responsible part in the planning, production, and distribution of electric products, and st the same time receive further technical or business training. jour vt la raz cestui tiftersic aoi-a, ssoadcut cvtsr sarra sar ar 9 r.n., s.a.T. os Ttos- VIK SIX. XITWOKt GENERAL ELECTRIC Ail Hosiery Reduced for This Clearance Women's Rayon Hose , silk to tc 36' Silk & Wool Sport Hose port Hos. 29 Th'-se are all first qualify, silk to top and thev i-orne in a iari,- asaortrnerit of coi. for wearlriff qunlities. WC while lliy ..t it the pair lNSftAL fltCTlIC COMPANY. SCHENECTADY. NEW V7MOC YORK Women's silk and wool sport hos. tanry plains, cnems ni fiiclres In red. blue, tans and i'reens. A first quality hose that wlil give lone and satisfactory wear. Spe cial for Children's School Hose Children's nocd quality school ho- In English ribbed or plain ribbed pattern. T n e a e iyme In champagne fan- hark and bla'S, slight substAndards of b a 1 1 r grade for th January aales or.Iy rJ-T.r'i? Street Fl'-e Underthings All Reduced for Clearance SILK UNDERTHINGS Attrartlia ,r,r. rn(n. ties and s'-iilru In an a,i- Sortrnrnt ,f roor ami syle. Off-red for the f C. C Janusry r .-,le, t aubat.,,. I QH tlal reduiiion I only .... UNDERTHINGS 50c 17 Those Former 6.95-7.95 3-WAY OXFORDS! Formerly 6.D5 in Patent; 7.9.: Iilue Kid at this big sale Tuesd at oiilv Complete in stock size ranges of these shoe follow: SAMPLE GIRDLES AND BRASSIERES Include in this great aala group are aa!ern'a sample of tlraa sierea. Ccrst Bnuiaierea and Clrdle In both aiipon and euje-fip'n atylea. Naf.ire'a Klval and Paris Form maJcea regularly 2.' to 26.00 bow RECULAR PRICES All Other Girdles. Etc, Reduced IIOMH- Third none iZEi 4 ' ' 5 J V I I ! I 7 I T't IN PATENT LEATHER I Mil ) 1 I 1 " " " U-J 2i i 1 ) l I i B ;i 1 2 f2 T I I ' !" 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