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CORNHUSKERS WIN
IN FOUR CONTESTS
Ilakrlrrr. Tako .MN-ouri Tinr, 31 to 31 1 Scliullc'a
Trtuk Tram (Juiu on Miouri, to 36;
Sh iiiiMii rw I't'lYnt kApJr, 30 to 23,
(.lamins m:ohk 17.11 tkii mph ovkk iow.v
riolii-r IliJi Si-orrr in Ijijct ('aiur; Points EtrnK
itlt-l: Samr lni I Veil Throughout (aiur;
Nr Krrtrl S-t in Mcl!v IUIat.
. Li ;jt k it jill lit:. t iinns t ti . a I'tilYct wctk of coin-I'-iiiimi
I.tI nt ilit. ruili'rtiti fur iiris vcslenlny in lns
l.ttln!l. wr tiling. innnmi. an. I trark. Tli tinskt-t Ijh!I
triumph i r M. Louis Wrtlin viay night makm a total of
Tvc win, for tin- past four Ja. Iloth onjjo jaiucii were vmi
iv narrow margin, other con-o
trU were comparatively eay.
Ti take up the achievement
i lni.tiuli-gu ally. j:uly Wgelers
natamra took the K-Aggir hand
i'v iota camp, defeating (hem &0
.'j A lit t ! later In the day.
t'liailiy rim k a lntnkrllall tram
won a thriller from the lately
.l ItoeJ co-lendert of the Big Six
MtMtnurl. and made the Tiger
)iTei for a champiouahin look
pretty yiim.
Immediately following the bas
kcthxll (auie. Jul.n Kellogg'a
wiftlers went to uork on the
n-rttn'tn from Iowa I'nlversity.
anil vanquished them. 17-11. Wlu'lc
Mas go.rg on. Coaih
Si-Uultc's track men. down in l'o-l.in-.bm.
were hnnguig another de
feat on the Tiger. In track. pi.
mg up rS points to the Colum
bian's 30.
Basketeera Win Thriller,
t'uaih Chatlev B!nck' haket-1
Ixiit the Missouri Tiger to
He finish in a scoring raie that
itu kel up speed nil the way
through. The Nebraska quintet
i ik the lead In the middle of the
n-'t hnlf and were never headed
lieJ after that, although at
tinvs tiieir maigin of superiority
' .is .baky.
Morrie " Ki.shcr was b:gh point
n.in for the winners, with 10
,.tnt, all scored on field goals.
V. i lh. forward for the Ticrs.
I it baa at bom at any time during
'the season. The bos oie:
Nrkeatae.
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Grapplera Win. 1
The w restl'.njr meet wai featured '
in the main by conaen'ativ tactlca
w tn Robertson of Nebraska and
Cii:ghman of Iowa In the 165- j
pound rl.ifi tUaglrg the futeht ,
event of the evening. Kobertson
won with a time advantage. The
uphill battle staged by Adams ol
Nebraska against Gilchrist of Iowa
in the heavyweight clasa gave fhe
lowans their only fall. Adam gave
t'iivhntit a fifty-three pound ad
vantage and still wrestled bim on
fairly even terms, the first two
minutes of the bout going without
either man gaining a time advan
tage.
Kosowsky of Nebraska, holding
INraUltAJIlUNIlY
MONDAY, FEB. 17
Court I.
1:2$ a'cleck, Kappa Sigma va
Beta rt (Cliia B.
Court II.
:? o'clock. Alpha tigma Phi
va. Kappa tigma CU A).
:40 o'clock, Delta Chi va. Pi
Kappa Alpha (Clata B).
Court III (Clata At.
Jl o'clock. Acacia vs. Pi
Kappa Phi.
1:40 o'clock. Delta Chi
Tau Kappa Lpsilon,
TUESDAY, FEB. II
Court I (Clasa Bl.
7:00 o'clock, Delta Sigma
lamtida vs. Concordia.
7:1 o'clock. Delta Upulon vs.
Phi Kappa Psi.
1:40 o'clock, Sigma Chi va
PI Kappa Phi.
Court II (Class B).
7:00 o'clock, Delta Tau Delta
vs. Delta Sigma Phi.
7:25 o'clock. Omega Beta Pi
vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon,
1:40 o'clock, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon vs. Alpha Sigma Phi.
Court III.
7:00 o'clock, Zeta Beta Tau
vs. Alpha Tau Omega (Class B).
7:25 o'clock. Thcta Xi vs. XI
Psi Phi (Class B.
1:40 o'clock. Beta Theta Pi
vs. Theta Chi (Class A).
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19.
Court II (Class Bi.
7:00 o'clock. Beta Theta Pi
vs. Delta Chi.
7:25 o'clock. Kappa Sigma vs.
PI Kappa Alpha.
(Court II (Class AK
7.00 o'clock, Tau Kappa Ep
silon vs. Farm House.
7:25 o'clock, PI Kappa Phi vs.
Alpha Gamma Rho.
8:40 o'clock. Delta Sigma
Lambda vs. Alpha Sigma Phi.
THURSDAY, FEB. 20.
Court II (Class A).
7:00 o'clock, Delta Chi vs.
Farm House.
7:25 o'clock, Acacia vs. Alpha
Gamma Rho.
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10 FARM HOUSE
John Roby Turns in Bcs
Individual Record
for Meet.
DELTS ANNEX SECOND
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LIS! OF OFFICIALS
Get Perfect Score in
Shotputting.
Indser Track RetuUt
Knn IIdum-. 1I.S4.
th-iia Tn lriia. M.yx.
Miiutft I'lil Ki'.ili.n. II 4ol.
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Is-lia hiifiua Lmnl..la. I0.il.
Knihi mikii.ii. lo.ToJ.
Mki Nu,
TlirU Xl. .!..
Tiling up a total nf lti.Stfl
points, nealy two thouand points
mure than their nearest compel!
tor. Farm llouce emerged the win
ner of the tnlerfraternlty Indoor
track meet run off this week.
LH-lta Tau Delta placed second In
the standings, the compiled point
showed Saturday afternoon. The
trnckHtera regiatered H.iHtl
potula.
Sigma Tbi Fpsiltm. with 1 1.401
points placed third: It Kappa Al
pha gutherrd 12,770 points to
place fourth, and fifth place In
the htandings was won by Tau
Kappa Kphilon with 12.572 po.nta.
Get Perfect Scores.
Uoby, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and
Barnes, Sigma Nu, stepped oft
the fifty yard dash In S.7, turning
ROOM FOR 400 COUPLES
Annninfprl Mnn Aro flcVrH in the bt time among the eu
r.KHv...v ...v. v trams in mat event. In the high
io Nomy umce n
Unable To Act.
The following list of referees
nnd gate-keepers fur interfrater
Jump. Lee, Sigma 1 'hi Epsilon, and
Cook, Delta Tau Delta, cleared
the bar at 5 feet 11 inches, to set
the best marks in that event and
ber of points In a pentathlon. Both
- i-l a liltc number f counters the advantage all of the time,
.n the same manner. Scoring hm- threw Mueller of Iowa in 7:01 fur
r were divided fairly evenly
i-nwng the rest of the Huskers.
M:ih Witie. Urace. Marlay and
11. kuf collecting eiRht. seven, five.
mi. I four points, respectively.
Hok'.if and Wltte were taking
;I:l- t.all off the Missouri Lark,
i.i.-f.rd. effectually preventing the
lei'giliy Huhn from sconng on fol
I it- shots. Mo5t of th Tiger
i.i'itkeri weie the result of lung
-!nil..
The Nebraska quintet was
: jr.ctioning as a team last night,
i rking more like a machine than
the only fall obtained by the Hus
kcrs. Summary:
von i.v a fa.) omr iur!:t.. lo.ft. itti
lie.-l o:.for &nd r!.tlock. Tim.: 7:01.
mund r:tss: Wfbr, Ncbra.na. won
iy ar.v,i.rti nvrr Jonf. Ioi. T.mc ad
vr' 21
lYt tKjKa c:ui: R..S. N.bra.kl. un
ty u.. i.:--n over Aroi, Ioi. T".m ad--tk:
49.
US r-ound cla.: Mataret. Ntbra.Ma.
m b dri.ion ovtf W bitten, Ioa. T.oit
a';vrr.tfc. I.J.
14'f ar.e ria.: Frrncr. Soa -oo da
c:!on ovtr Mmtc. Nebraska. Time ad
avar,ta' t j
l'i c.a.r Rot'twn. Nebraska,
im ei:nn over Coujr..m. loa. Time
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73 pourd t-ia.: t'apitln Jarranl. loa.
ron dvrl.ioii o.r riur.t, Nrbraa
Tune adtaniat..: f 4.
Kravtwvuht : t;t!rftrit, loaa. on ry
fa:i o.f Adam. .rira,A. iih
hu.4. Tim.: 3..KI.
O. B. Anderson. TtTrf.
Swimmers Win From K-Aggies.
The Nebra?l;an tank team
splashed to a sweeping win over
the Kansas Aggie swimmers Sat
urday afternoon in the Lincoln
high pool. The Nebraska outfit
placed first in seven of the eight
events, Buckmaster's win In the
100-yard free style being the Kan
sas Aggies' only first place.
The Nebraska medley relay .
team, composed of Mockler, Chal
oupka, and Cotter, showed splon-1
did form by tying the Big Six rec
ord In this event. They covered
iuc mirr uuuurcu jaius iu o min
utes. 39.8 seconds.
l&O-yarn1 re'.ay: Nbra.K. Younc. Suth
erland, fannon. Amato, lir,t : Kania A c
(lej. lmbtuaoii. r.l.uaUm, Mrsi. Living-
.u Ki---,r,. .... the mcQ w.on ,ooo pointa tor
n.ty imakethnii g.me. during MtMr fraternities by their per
cumin? week was announced yes- ffPmai.r.
nlng ISO points by jumping 21 feel I oiuts. Lowent liroea lo the tw
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and Noureubeiger, rarra lioiut
uiatame men. v. bo wer clocked m
evtu
Slap Milt In 4.4S.
Kaatest times lo Iho mile were
made bv to Karro tlni repre.
seutativea, Hprajua and Neuren
larger, whit negotiated the di
lame In 4:45 Jind :4d3 ret'
Ively, to acure IK) and 0 ointa.
Dick Belt. Acacia, vaulted II feet
to score 10O0 point a in that event.
The aecond best mark lo the vault
waa 10 feel i inches, reconlrl
by Uoby, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
and Kisenhart. Ielia Sigma
Lambda. Their efforts were worth
10.-:! and 10 y"5 respectively.
of liilfrfralrrttily
Vmhc NVJuiHTa Aniioum-ecl
Class A.
Lambda thi Alpha. 3d; Alpha
Theta Chi. H.
Acacia, If: Alpha Gamma Uno,
Pi Kappa Alpha. 17: Delta Theta
PN .
Slt-ma Alpha Mu. 13: Sicnu I'hl
tllO points, according to the acur I t-'igma, 2.
leg ay t em usexi. ! CUti B.
Morrow Takes Loms. I Thrta M. I.; Alpha Uamma
Morrow. Delta Tau Delta, made I ,u'!'- 2- . ... , ..
the lhl time lo the &0 yard low VZ. , V , , l. V1' "
hurdles, rettinir oxer the -t.cki . lMl.m( 21; Beta Sigma
terdav bv Rudv Vogelcr. director
of intramural athletics:
Monday, Feb. 17.
Court I. Jackson.
Court II. Wick wire.
Court HI, Johnscn.
Gate, Bittner.
Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Court T. Bittner.
Court II. Snygg.
Court III, Mallette.
Cate. D. Hutchinson.
Wednesday. Feb. 19.
Court II, Wm. Horncv.
Court III. ElliutU
Gate, Snygg.
Thursday, Feb. 20.
Court III. Johnson.
Gate. Watkins.
It any of the men listed are un
able to officiate they are requested
to notify the intramural office so
that a substitute may be arranged
for.
formance.
Lee also turned in the best per
formance in the broad Jump, clear
ing a distance of 21 feel, 6 Inches,
to score 940 points. Barnes.
Sigma Nu, was next highest, wiu
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Good Eats
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waa recorded by Carroll. I'bi
Kappa. Barnea, Sigma Nu, Drewc.
low, r'igma Nu. Carlson. Delta Tau
IVIta White. Farm House. DoUar.
Sigma Tbl Epsilon.
White. Farm House, did the 4lu
io &4 S for the best time in that
event. Casford, Kappa Sigma.
waa second Individual with a 65 7
mark. These man were scored (7t
and 022 respectively.
Carroll Wins In High Hurdles.
In the shot put. four men turne
lo performances that were worth
l.Ouo points. These Were Hhea.
Alpha Sigma Phi: Mead. Slants
Nu; and James and Justice, Sigma
hi l-psilun.
Carroll, rhl Kappa and Barnes.
Sigma Nu, stepped over the Ik)
yard high sticks In 7.1 for !M0
Phi. H.
higum Phi EpMlun by forfeit
from I'l Kappa Phi.
M Psi Phi by forfeit froni Alpha
Tau Omega.
The Davis School
Service
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Nebraska's Leiding
Trachfri Agcucy
litabliihed Hit
fci I Siuart Bids .. Lincoln. Si4
(formrrly j:i No. tlth SUI
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MISS VOMA HEDGES
Whom you've met be
fore. -at football games,
at fall parties, at for
mals. She's a Nebraska
girl (we didn't need to
tell you that) who is
in charge of the shop.
She'll be glad to help
you in your selection of
your new spring wardrobe.
CO-ED CAMPUS SHOP
Across From The Campus
1123 R Street
This shop is meant for you we want you to make it yours
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When we bought these printed silks
and knitted three piece suits we had
in mind what you want to wear when
you go to the show Friday with Tom;
to Dick's house dance, Saturday; to
meet Harry in front of Social Sci
ences tomorrow. That's why these
garments are so delightfully typical
of what the Nebraska Co-Eld is wear
ing. Come in and see them.
BLOUSES SWEATERS SCARFS
COATS DRESSES MILLINERY
HOSIERY LINGERIE
MISS EVELYN STOTTS
Whom you know be
cause you've talked to
her on the campus or at
the Tri Delt house. Be
cause she knows about
clothes and accessories
to make them individ
ually yours, she will be
ready to offer sugges
tions to you at the shop.
The Co-Ed Campus
Shop is open for your
inspection all this week.
We are also at home to
you and the boy friends
Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
Come in and meet
Vonia and Evelyn. Sit
down and chat and
make yourselves at.
home.
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The library is no place
to kill time. Kill it
here.
If you're going to be
late for dinner, call your
house mother over our
phone.
If you haven't the price
of a coke, and you must
meet the gang, meet
them here.
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