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Till: DAILY M'.llltK.
Basceteers Gash With Kansas to Close Season
FOUR
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SQUAD WILL MAKE
FINAL APPEARANCE
lt.mi With GuifrrrtuT l.r;iIfrs Mark Destiny of Hikrr
Tr.im: (Jr.i Wilte ami Lowaruiowski art" to
Compleie Career on Cape Flour.
ML ACKMKN II AYE CHANCE TO DEFEAT J AYHAWKS
k.invin May In Tired After Tilt it It Iowa State ami
(Ireisliton on Two Preceding .Nilit: Thompson
Apt to F.nler Conflict.
Comli I'hail' V :l;i"ks I Wnliiixkcr team iniikfs it final
f i ';! ivi of tin- M'tisoii Satiinlay Coliseum, clashing with the
i"iln i:" l.;hl.i. Kansas miivi'T it v. Tin punio is scheduled
Ui star! al S o'clock.
TltTVf iirii''i i if tin- vii:id w ill l making their last appear
anee a rrrr. -Mitatives of Xehras- t
U . n the I iktrall fl.r. H.irv hc men. who were replacing furn
:nut , lutoh 1 Witte. and Adolph j which had been removed from
lwon iowi-ki. Mil three-xear men ! ,l in lounge of Iowa Union for
n the sjv.-i. uie cnai!i'Ut;j: thrir j h senior hop. were watching the
r.i'!ii,o i.ijo career.'. All three of cakes of ice as they mulled around
t rie mm will pr.itV.lv we smir ,n th" muddy water. Stump made
in tno jrat'ie Saturday, accord ;ng I tne statement that it would be easy
U 'oa :i I'.iack. i ' cross a Klua had done. Then.
Tlu !o-e of KokfU all sea-, on' ' l"' nien offered to pay
-n vvi.I i.ot tr.ean cuitain tor the ; u.ui.ir to un u. quiuiei
ail. rtic a. tnitv of llri.e and ! ,,r "Kr mon ceased work to watch
Wi'te. t'.-.h rr.ea wctc r gulars ! Stump do the Fltra" stunt
IOWA M ATM FA STAM)
CIIANCK FOK SECOND
AMKS, la. - Kive Iowa Hate col-l-e
w rentiers will make their
final appearance in Stat gyiuna.
lum when the Cyclonea tangle with
Kansas Friday night. Thue who
will be wearing the Cardinal and
Hold for the laat time in a dual
meet are: Captain Hugh Lum.
Shelby, 13 pound; Kynard Mc
cormick, Woodward. II pound:
Merlin Hansen. Han old. 8. IV US
GRAPPLERS WILL
MEET TIGERMEN
RING TONIGH
T
pounds Harry Schroder, pj-1 individual ChamDions Arc
Scheduled to wash in
Home Meet.
on. 1M pound: an.t Ralph dotal
ale. Marshallto.cn. heavyweight.
The three other regular mem- j
bera of the squad whom Coach
Otopalik will start against Kan-
sa. Cole. 12S pound; Jor.l. ISs , WIN
pound; and Nelson, ITS xtind. I
will le available for competition
next year. By winning from Kan
Ha. Iowa State will be aured of
a tie for second In the Wg Six
conference.
TRACK SQUAD PLANS
WOULD MEAN TIE
Huskers Boosted to Second
If Gain Victory Over
Mizzou Squad.
w. A. A.
INTRAM URALS
Hooks Collided lu Or. Orr Contain
Fantastic Medical Theories of I'asl
Hello, folk. Hack again after
givlug you a brief irl. Chrrr up
the won't I yet to come. Mow
that all mental j:vmnttu are
over for another iiuarter well rt
down to phyMcnl fmimlic.
which b-n't quite auih a atram to
the Intelligence.
Fr' Ksr' All aV-it the
big carnival. Alpha IVIta Tbeta
breaki over and win firt piue
for the mMt tip and coming
booth. The created "Wnn ler
land' all their own. Features of
Ui booth included a garter witht
The ekhibil 4e lienr the i-n-trance
of the main library ui
playa an entenaive aul lul.le
rollet'tinn pf ancient mlical book,
lonned to the I'niverMtv of Ne
bikka bv I'r. II. iuu.1 itr.
prominent p!iMcmo in lantuln.
Alt of the rtllH'tiun waa secured
by lr. Orr in hi tiaveU through
out Europe, including a part t It
during the pat unnnur.
rortentioua and well bound, i
thcH booki were printed at the
time when many medical phru-
omena and Mipemtiti.'O were
llnkH band in band. lne of 'he
wntera. Janiea Keill. ho lived in
botaov. auatoiny and uigety al
IripMc. one unall leather tvund
volume, daik with age and trt.rd.
U boun'l together bv dk thied.
AtiHher b.Hk u tbl of a Uerniun
prole. r at Oxfonl. in lWo. who
wa firtt to write a book if
cientific tmHi1nce upon the
anatomy of the brain III b"k
j i illuM rated by cSir iTjruloplier
i Wrm. the famou architect.
lha aliigan,
underneath.
'The
Tut.
panger lane." ,0P l,e eveiite nth century when
tut! Imagine
it n-
In
it la.-; cai a La.-elvtll team, and j
in..- I- expected to repeat this ,
y.ai. x audow ki i also a'
i ti'lih:. pr...-pect, oi a potbil- j
!y in t'.M.ri". '.
Jyhavvkj en Tem.
T:-.e .HyhawkJ come to Luuoln:
rr..n-. omhfca. vhre they tangle I
i'h the fat Creighton Bluejays i
s
Nebraka wrehtlera will make
their last home apeurance of the
ea..n tonight when they meet
Missouri's rn-st at the Coliseum at
b o clock A w in would give them
: a clean awee; in home meets, for
Kansas and lowu university al
I ready have fallen before the
Determine' ,,""ifr p,'i,:,.,lfrs ,n ,hP,r 0W1
More thau a cIcmi eep for
home meets will be at Make for
the Cornhukers. however. A vie-
DCDCnDM ! torv "Vfr Missouri squad.
rtnrUnlVl Vhih include Mime of the fatct
' ... . r .... ...1.4 W...nB
l " . men in wiv c'iiicn in r.
nai rseora-'Ka iriisirr .,, h
! in conrerence circles ims sprini; 4 , , , ..,nu nlace in liiz
I Six lirc.'os.
The hh.jw will embrace among
Compct Will
Men for Conference
Indoor Meet.
LAMSON MAY
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.......... . t Ik. I l.,..lllll'a, Ull.lllUl-l.Mir.! !!
way. let's give the little girls JhN,ry ,h "vuUlion of tkej
band. Pat Schnider w as the guid- r '! T . mr ,"v V . 1 u
I)- three 1 orwumi la w ii ,i iiaiiii.
l re i r e a i in e n i oi v.. u u
Our Haircuts Kit
KC.ARNS BARBER SHOP
Second Shop truni "O" St
133 No. Hth
Four C'baJrs
log genius of the Uiotl
hooplas!
The house Is haunted! No. it's
JuM. the Kappa lelM. They
dragged out some of their bei
skeletons and with a few added
! Wound" find one writer advocat
Ing the use of Killing h.t oil as a
salve. Though gun ami amuni
tlon had been in Use only alwuit
hho,k .electrici and the aid of a " J". ne n . ui ui. rM..
dark parage managed to riwM'h Ihe Inlisli ariry luiinK
a real haunted house. Haunted ' American revolution where b
with what? Well, use vour own ! "'I'T'eJ nire modern methods of
will be shown to some extent Sat
urday. when final tryouts before
the conference indoor meet at Co
lumbia. Mo.. March J1. will be h-ld.
Nebraska's suuad. to be deter-
i mined in the trvouts Saturday, will
include a few old faces and a num
ber of new ones this year, since
seasoned competitors are larking
: JrZ:'aZZ: IT; ! Alpha Gamma Rhos Defeat
I : -yed K.ua St.te la.-t night. It
i re.i.--onabie to believe that the .
l.'ii.sans may le a trifle worn, to
t! o least. low State has i
:.'.n .'.i.r.r h,.f lr I ho lal f w '
;. j.r.es. and Creighion is
' "Huh" Tuon:r..v.n. Kansas basket I1 rhi ma Delta snatched , PB 'P n the 600-yard event
Sigma Alpha Mus in
Second Game.
In a rough game "f
: . 1 . v. k. 1 . f . i ,
no setup ! ri i ramie rnooiinj; in
wmcn is personal fouls were
Bcb Ostercaard. who has turned
I in three dazzling- performances for
ithe Huskers already this year, is
'one of the few men who practically
furious ar assured of the trip to me con
ference meet. His work at Kansas
Citv. when he won the Shannon
has made him one of the outstand
ing men of the squad.
Lamson May Co.
Willis lmson, Nebraska hurdler
ha ..t pi.n rini.. lh. i ,cf . . (
H. . i. ... , , , i . v li ii v. i v i 1 1. .-la,, AJi.ua unuiiut " v u.', p.u.t ' .1 ' .11 . '
U (Crs Ml) in. : vu ...j" - ,u j... .
u'. uij'm. cu .iriuj; power iur cr uuc ii mi iiij'ii . is 011-
K;ira has a -'.-"0 victory over hacked by firm guarding in defeat- 'other win probably will draw an
:-i. NVbrsskatis tins reason, win- m,- si?ma Alpha Mu. 37 to 15. (assignment for the meet as be is
mr.; it in a game played at Law- rhe phi Gam-Delta Chi tilt was 'now in condition. T'etz. Thomp-
:o to 21 victory from Delta Chi
for the rasl two v eeks. on ,ne coliseum i:oor last nignt. in
,y b tack in the game Satur-;the second conflict .f the evening
v LittV.t. I0' lraPc basketball champions in
I rounurcDin play. Alpha oamma
: Rho displayed scoring power
i.-nie. nower. sucd a score is something of a freak. The Phi
Moanirgless in attempt-ng to dopeGam, ba.j a 15 to 5 lead at the
.i eame bcirg played three weeks :nalf an1 d.Jnng third quartcr
aficrward. Anxthing might hap-jtne Cornbined scoring of both sides
:.-n Saturday night. In fact, there , ,ota,ed only three p,, ,n ,he
- a:i sorts of reason to believe . four.h ou,ner oa!s bv Jark!n
:h.at the Huskers mav come -t .v.. u i ,r. .w-
through with a win.
j.egaroitss oi ice ouitome oiito20.
:r.i.-h the sea.vn ia the first di- Uvh.stle. Bernard. Phi Gam. fouled
vision. A Ktor- might mean alrvirr, rw.it. ,! f,.,
comeinnj th. Homey brothers left the
Iriji with a one point advantage. 21
son and Smutnv are other hurd
line possibilities.
Cobe Tonison. b r o adjumping
champion of tb-? conlertnce last
vear. is another who nrobablv will
N on the list. Other events" have i T 1 1 t,'IL
n-.v iuiai&uuiui; penurnirrs, itiiu
representation in them will depend
judgment. The other booth didn t
stand a ghost of a chance when
It came to placing second. The
Kappa Delts ju-l walked off with
it. We'd like to learn their sec
ret. Paula Kastwood must have
bad first hand acquaintance with
ni.n. I . . ............ .
hnnv Kellogg s proteges f"'"1. ::" . , . " . . k1
ftll uiijn v.'. .v. .,FU0 .uv
diving walrus.
Ah. ye, there are also ome
honorable mentions painful to
relate. The Delta Gammas kicked
through with kies cheaper than
hot dog 'nuf Aid: Chi Omega
also rated with .niethtr.g; n
titled "volatile vitaphone." We'll
guess with you. Anyway, there
must have U-eu Something lo II,
besides the name. Sounds pretty
good. j
Everything from African sun-.
set to rats and mice were run-!
ning loose, in the coliseum. You
paid your money and took your
choice and oh. what a graft: One
booth staged a big swimming
meet for the benefit of the blind
mice society and the Alpha Xi
Deltas put on a freak show now
what was the object of such ad
vertising? W. A. A. drew much
trade with two throwing booths
these men go strong for cave
man stuff. The Kappas staged a
"believe it or not" booth what
couldn't we believe!
treatment for wounds.
Inspection of one of these books
Indicate that the German and
Dutch were forerunner in botany,
physics and medicine. W ritten by
Michael Kttmueller. a professor of
its inters tar moie than the usual
number of men of championship
caliper. Adolpn Sinuc. Husker
star who was the class of the Big
Su in the li5 pound group last
season, will be Nebraska's only
champion representative. The in
vajors squad includes two: Kob
bins. 173 pounds; and Sappington.
13 pounds.
Bob Hunt will face Robbina In
what will pnhably be his greatest
test th:s year, 'while Kees. a
eteiau performer for Nebraska,
will draw the assignment against
Sappington. A win for either oft
the Huskernien would boost their
sto k greatly, and would make Ne
braska one of the favorites in the
Bisr Six meet March 6.
The Nehrr-fka sq'iad:
115 pound. Kosowsky.
12S pound, Weber.
13."i pound. Hees.
115 pound. Magaret.
15.1 pound. Robertson or Sirnic.
16 pound. Skinner.
175 pound. Hunt.
Heavyweight. Adams.
Before That
Date
I'fvp In nl tel us tlx tu so Uitt
ou mi l tm that irrT..ipitM "it."
Ilkircuti cur tpeculiy.
li ar, i l
THE MOGUL
Gib
son
Banjos
Guitars
Ukeleles
Mandolins
- -
Dietze
Music Store
ISO "O
L'p.-tairs
. Lktu't CnjoyShoptiinq at
OreeoMv I SfOiSS BLSYSTOPf
SW AJTM
i7
'.e for first, or a second.
The probable startng lineup, ac-
'ordirjg to Coach Black, will be
Fad to Tie.
Here was an opportunity to tie
...orris nsner ancj iiarve Grace. . . . ... ,u- t
rwarts. Dc.n Maclay renter and and a bnatbess silenre ondeil
-ii.f n'.nui nu t'uicu uic Bl
r:isrds.
The forth period ended with i on lb tryouts Saturday.
me indoor meet win oe tne ia
of the season for Coach Henry
Schsilte's speedsters, with the po-
1 sible exception of the Illinois re
j lays. If Nebraska competes tbert
'only a few outstanding men will
be sent to the mee..
AMES SQUAD PLANS
i in Phi O&m r hM R.marH r.r,-.v 1
i tbe mainstay of the Phi Gams
making good on five shots from
the field while Jackson led the
'Delta Chis offense with nire
pnir.tr.
Tbe wh"le A. G. R. front line.
compjse.J of Deuser, Hartly anq
I.Thipps, scored so easily during the
first half of their game wi'b the
Sigma Alpha Mu five that tbe sec- j
Cyclone Tracksters . Have;Slb
bad been tbe slight reward of S
Fun Fuity for Girl
In Sophomore Class
Is riannrd by (,roup
Sophomorf commission is giving
party "for all sophomore MM- Kngelpen
a
girls. . -ft and grin relays will be
th riiMiit i-r:!.. i.f Mii nariv
Mom a
HOLD INITIATION
AT Sl'NDAY IKET
Kappa Phi. Methrniist sorority,
will ii,.iiate thirty-nine girls at
thir r"gTi!ar initiation service at
St. Paul M. K. church. Sunday,
March 2 at 3 p. m. The follow-1
ing girls will le initiated: j
Avis Alren. Malel Banks. Agnes i
Brustrora. Clara Mae Bratt, Irene :
Carson. Vera Cruse. Margaret i
Cunningham. Fvelyn Kricson. Beu
lah Gates. Inez Oeschwender,
Verna Harris. Lucile Hillers. Helen
Holden. Mane Hornurg, Dorothy
Howe. Bernice Hunter. Dorothy
Jackson. Ada Mae James. Ethel
Johnson. Al-
Jos. Ruth Koch. Mary
Here rice Miller. Effa
Madeline Noellsch, Grace
Otlcv. Ruth Otlcv. Therese Peter-
WILLIAM AND MARY COL
LEGK, Williamsburg. Va. Tbe
Flat Hat club of William and Mary
college claims to be th oldest col
lege fraternity in the country. H
will the 180 years old next Armis
tice day, Nov. 11. 1030. Daily
Bruin.
mcda
Marv.
Schedule of Varied
Outdoor Meets.
AMES. Iowa. Feb. 27-Two dual
nv-ftv four relay carnivals, the
Six o'Woor the state
r-..'t r.nd the rational collegiate
meet ar incl'Jded on th outdoor
tr'jf k .-.chdu'c of Iowa State col
Z". aiinoucted by T. N. Metcalf.
.Jir-ct"r of athletics.
Although tbe sit for tbe state
'i3' k nert taj rot been chosen,
llw sc-cres littie aouht that it
1 r-ncwed this year, since
-vfrsl s-'hools re in favor of it,
.-ir'-oriiir.g' to Metr. alf. A complete
Cy'-l'-ie teaui probably will com
jyte in the Drake relays, both d'ja!
rr:es, b. Big Six meet &nd the
state iiicet-
Tbc srfced'iir :
A'arh fy hj,:'-rn M'noa:?' imver-
t r';-s Ht ':(.. 7x
iP Yur.fh-f iiivk fit Lu-r.-
'iv M'i'jri at Aw. idus...
''ty IT l.Ti.. ftt atri .Jua:'
Mav 2't. B t-iA rhampK'Tif h:t tt
.. M. efforts.
nfriwi i i iinn i ns moi ti i i iia .
j f-taged in Ellen Smith hall from 4i?on- Holen hawen. Fern Sherrard.
! to 6 p. m. All sophomore girls are I Irma Shu.cr. JEvel.vn Steinmeyer,
was not such an A. G. R. land
sh Je. tbe points scored amounting
to 15 for Alpha Gamma R.bo and
13 for Sigma Alpha Mu.
Ph-pps. A. G. R. forward, tos&ed
kr.g. snort and indifferent goals
as well as two frte throws account
ing for 10 of his team's points. His
team-mates. Deuser and Hartly.
g&- bim plenty of help, collecting
10 and 8 points, respectively.
I'M Gamma lilta.
The second half j cordially invited and plenty of ac-
fu-n-.a-d. f
Vi.l.ir,t.
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W. H'.-n.;. . I .
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V'tt ipt, s . .
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tion is promised.
HeleDa Skinner is genf-ral chair
man of the party. She is assisted
by Bemeice Hoffman in charge of
the games, Paula Eastwood in
charge of the menu, and Jean
Rathburn and Dorothy Tnurlow.
wbo are planning the decorations.
Marguerite Thompson. Wanda
Trout. Neva Beth Turner. Alice
Williams. Elizabeth Williams, and
Gravce Wilson.
Track Tryouts
Friday
4:45 and 5:00
r pt
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Ofiicjaje
t 6 to
S"it K'lintl
Alpha Gamma PUm.
("CP.pi at Chi'-aro
iti'iat
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Tot.
RESERVES HOLD
FIRST OF SERIES
of conferences!?;
I P.'-h. c . .
The first of a penes of meetintrs I r
rf the class in girls reserve leader- !
ship was held Thursday afternoon
at Ellen Smith hall. A leadership
certificate w1!! be granted by the 1
national board of Y. W. C. A. at !
the close of the course.
Violet Ann OLson, secretary of i
the girl reserves in Lincoln, gave a j
siiort talk at tbe initial meeting. ;
Helen Day is in charge of this '
branch of activity. i
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TALK TO DINNER
CROLP TONIGHT
Dr. S. B. Eraden. of Kansas
State university, will address a
dinner group at ihe First Christian
church. Sixteenth and K streets
tonight. His Mj'-ject is not an
nounced but il is expected to be
upon some vi'al'y interesting reli
gious question.
Dr. Braden ba.s held tbe Bible
chair at Kansas, where he accom
plished a very constructive piece
of religious educational work. All
students are cordially invited to
attend. Reservations may be mad
through the church office, at fifty
cents a plate.
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to win a dollar wager that had
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workmen- Stump and several of
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