FOLK
TIIK DMI.Y MM(Sk
iiiHhv. mkc:.i Vt'M)
Uffl FINISH
T ROUND OF
NUMERAL MEET
Non-Vrrsity Wrestlers Out
For Awards in Seven
Divisions.
BOUTS CONTINUE TODAY
Kellogg Conducts Contests
T D...IJ ii..
TO BUlId Up Interest
In SpOrt.
Frl iour.4 of th numeral,'
wrt'stlin; meet run off on the mat
under the roliaeum utajje yesterday
.f.ern-H.n hw twpty-i non-var-
; mm in evn different weight
nn;jttin;. Then mat content
einjt conducted by Coach John
tll.cr frr the purpose of sliniu
;.t?inj interest in the port are
n to all men of the university
. i rr.plyir.it with the regular ach-
.aMio rule who have not seen in
trrtollrgiate roir.petuion. The
'.u: will be continued through
'n!ay and Saturday and one nu-
.ier.i ::i l awarded in each
e cM.
N:-n threw Dillon in the 1?j
f'i.i'1 rli in Su second, the
.nyt time firn'J tn fir a fall
n rterday mm
In th jM'iind weight in-
n won frm Aevh'.iman with a
". n,..iiii,e titr.. a.iva.ttc'. and Hi-:i-r
kaii.e.l a fall frm Knudx-n In
?r..r:utc .'- siei-ond w;th but 10
'or:.. .eft t wre:. Siefier i a li0 xut: l.V pounds Kun- 'committee on rules." asserted Weir.
.- a t; for the first nund int,,r carln. Sellentin brat' Kkrall officiated Uurinff the
h . cl-.. iMoSf and Martin and Roberts Notre Dame games wn!h Xebraska
li'j,'ii:ar vrelir- n the l3ifvUpht to a Jraw; 160 pound,
t-ur.u na "
, .l. or. and Uun lp.eu had to t" j
n ho vr.u,,i co tvtiind after
!io !.;::. u i ( !nicnlir.c in which
:: rfr-e hd tiiffwu.ty in keep
. ; v; l .-n the mat. Lund--!
av v:i torioi'. with a fall in
f rr.-.n'jte to wird. H:il maJe
li-tt work f Harper, scoring hi5
in 1 minute 3 second, wbile
W'il.-r r.i Helcle were near!
vtt !v rrHtch-vl ur.til Heiple won
p on the h-k with th
h ihowirj; 3 mmu'.e. 20 s-ec-
155 Pounders Classy.
Tie men wciphir. in at 1M
"re the tt wrcilers on b&nd
''..-vn and Kraerr.er mixed it up
" a covirle f veteran with
. a
iatnr.r ehir'fir a
"ertth In rettsnjr; OJt
."T ('. t.rht pace. Oevi
-.J hl.i. rave Ol.en the decision
::b a time advantage of 1 minute ;
sr(.n-is. Sailor rmr.ed P.ed:glr i
the mat in 3 minute to win
!nie S:wsrt was behind Berqulrt
:.r 1 m:cute 40 seconds to tnutcph
n t-me.
We h:r.g 165 pound.. Koze'.ka
t k a fall at the hands of Shirley
tn It minutes 30 eeconds and Miller
.''.-tteJ Chsley in a like fashion
r'.KT 2 minutts 20 seconds had
i -'i'd. The one battle that took
T-U'.e between men carrying 175
uMijyis fnund the crowd more en
isu.iastie than at any other time.
. ;it oV4 aiiied a decisive time ad
' -.t.'.are over the heavier McKean
.4rly in tb mstch but was thrown
i .1 mirutfs Zb seconds by the .
i..o- em up ana lty em a own
: -.r'.hcd that requires lots ol power, j
Huffman end Kencades met m
:ne heavyweight group to put en j
la'wrtirg performance. Hoff-
i. an iroic Kencades for a fall m 4 j
ii.utes, W hite drew a bye in this j
' 'r- l
j
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IOWA MM.!. COAUI
mi sr i)i:vi:u)i
(.oouj'itliimis
, A Mi: 8. Ii. Hi oiwnin; of
j vihhI fo the nnff quarter Tuea
I iiy tv.arkeU the return of two let
ter our nuvl txvit numeral nun lit
uo the Iowa
team.
tiwaltd
I urtt p UT year, and (Uvltird
jUhite. I'erry outrieMer in Itr.'.v
a:Z
--'KVS'i
'ihfrvk.c. rt& numeral auaid
j Muuei at tint base nn th 1919,
, prep ,iiaj. have aUo enrolled for ;
j ;,Tnr "l,Tr- A th , !
' Hitlinf practiif awl the deel-
opuient of ine capable t wirier to
!J .''h Liutaun. ru ukt.
I U i. the onlv vcUraa pitcher, are .
',h m.vr problems confronting.
Crh Louia Menre.
BOXING CLASSES TRY
REAL DECISION FIGH
I clared Kkerrall to be -one of the
a n i . . u'ltreateet cjuarterliacka that ever
Impromptu Dual Meet Held lived." A. captain of the Nebraska
Yrstrrdav Gi'vps Mrn Dd w,r
'
Experience.
IUin? r v of l t V. erer
and Kenneth Mallette engaged in branka ttam-
an imprcmptu ducj meet jeMerday ; "Xebraaka teepectrd W alter
attem.v.n in the ioheum. Cf the i Kx-keraall a an official and al
eleven mv. ha fought, eix were jw aya used htra xvhen they cxild
, u. n tv Ml t! i mn four bv
oj:o;eri mn,
and one temained
a dra .
rounder.
All bu were three
witb ea.h round one,
minute In ler.rth.
i lr a ISO pound match. Heady
ileal Haa.k and Clausen beat
satVMV. nm nr.iim in
Holm beat Weiebel.
l. Harden belt ,
er beat Licking. !
Miiculrr.. McAUi.'t
and .kav!hl beat Barber. K-aton I
won tb onlv heavyweight match, i
taking a decision from harp.
i he pt;rpnfe of the meet, according-
to Mr. Voge'.er. was simply
to give thi men in the two sections
a little practical experience in com-
(petition for a decision.
O fWI Cam rmnliiii I inln
ofami:r'T - n V '
vertact.! Displays: Program Is
wen Keceiveo. :
More tbafl lhje lhousanJ
rM r:r.ir Unrf.in nrvw
aition being held at the university
coliseum this vceek. This was aa
increase of more than a thousand i
over Monday's crowd. Moderate
eathr and the advertising given
by the opening nigbt attendance
did their share to attract the
larger cumber.
The exhibits included automobile
display, school work displays,
park an 3 forest coamia.-ion exhib
it., and explanatory displays of
labor lightening devices. Teletype
machines in one cf the exhibits
drew a b:g aitesda&ce. as did the
exhibits of food preserving devices.
ceMlio. proces. and the like.
An airmail display a included.
pvjng Uato:n schedules. Lodge
buIdlIipS were pictured in another
tub Th proposed new Shrine
tf ;f tbt ceBtfr o t.
jjf
dl,, aDd rX)ny iw w
ma b applaue. Margart V.'hit-
iiey gaie a group of t.ongs. and a
! dance act was pretested by Doris
and WaJly Marrcw. Number by
i the Shrine band pr eceded the stage
! program.
EDUCATION IN COMFORT.
Northwestern University. Evans
ion. 111. A slogan. "If V-e must
have education, let's get it pain
; lessly." swept over the campus of
Northwestern University recently
after Prof. Baker Brcm-iiel of the
department ol sociological litera
tiiie sa.id be favored red morris
-ba!rs for classrooms. He told a
class in modern life and letters
tb&t be wanted ihe backaches out
of education. He would have
homelike surroundings, a few mor
ns chairs, upholstered, and plenty
of cuihion?. he said. Silver and
Gold.
(ONE FARE
PLUS 25
Tickets are ci
sale each week
end or all trms
Saturday and
Sunday. Return
ing to Lincoln
before mid-night
Monday.
Before g-oir home this weekend be rure to gt jour
ticket at these re;clTicd rats for students.
AT
BURLINGTON
STATION
B6611
IIR COMMENTS
VIRTUES OF
LATE OFFICIAL
Eckersall, Referee Who Died.
Monday. Is Lauded by
Ncbrr.sV. an.
picked "lT"mer.ca:
Veteran Named Huskcr on
First Honorary Squad
For TwoYears.
Mundav aflerniKn marked the
patuinjf of Walter IUkerall. one! Jn -.he eniifmal round of the in
f the srxateM toothall pin J e i and trrfraterni; y horeihie tournament
tportkiuen f all lime.
f la An inirnirw Hfuucvu,!.
i Coach l iu Weir, former Ne
braka All-Amrn-an tsrkle. .
. - U'a.ln..flV
. i nrirwri,inn lit rome into rioae
touch ith keraall bn acted aa
an official at a
numner or .e-
i gel mm. mki vo.n
' epone to a enrasxan reporter a
j queries. "As an official ne was
very lair in nia oeanngs ni
icloee to the jame not only at a
j former football player, but Uo aa
n ouiciai. eponFrcr,
and
member of the football advisory
in 1923. 1921. and 1923 at well as
Illinois james of
years. W eir participat
th same
ed in all of!
these games as tackle on the Ne-
braska team. j
In closing Weir said ' nckersail
rvn rtt th fairest official tin
der whom I have ever plaved."
Eckersall tn the capacity of
sports w nter picked Weir as tickle
on his All-Ametlcan fust team i
durine 1924 and 1923. In tribute
to Weir. Eckersall has stated that,
' -He was a
a frulv wonderful rlaver !
who knew the ga
f the game and how to)
plav it As captain of the torn-
buskers he was one of the most '
gentlemanly leaders I have ever !
was one of the greatest tackles 1 .
i . v.in 1
mt nn h r, avinir fi;1 and lie i
.i. i... .. nt. f.,i')..ii ',
kansas alone in -bone,
dry stand for pro
HIBITION ACCORDING TO
LATEST LITERARY DI
GEST POLL. 1
Cortini.ed from Page J.
rock cf Gibraltar for prohibition,
enforcement 'as is.' The imposing i
mass of its dry vote in ratio to the j
populaUon of the state, will go t ar j i
toward squashing any sporadic
local rumors that the dry are not
votifur.
For Kansas, the supreme
citadel of prohibition, is voting ; -magnificienUy.
and from no eUte J
do w receive more heartfelt peti- B
tions for extra ballots in bulk pe- i ?
titions wiiich we are obliged to
deny to preserve the Integrity of j
our syetem for the impersonal dis- t
tribution ct ballots.
"Xorth Dakota has shpp-ed into
a dry er attitude since last week, !
when ii vole for repeal slightly j "
outnumbered its vote for enforce-
ment.
California Wants Repeal.
"As lor tfiose perennial founda
tions. Illinois. Xew Jersey. New
York, and Pennsylvania, they are
still spouting ihe wettest kind of
-
i
a
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS. ;
;ota HiMrr. 1M1 K St.. or Oerman (
1-V.. I i
I iiTEii tU ru "a TunkeiS thutis.' pt ,
I yo-i t-A. I
LcPT W-l1 Iri vfcutirrifim ef AO- ,
I erwi Hail. "11 S31S P Birwt. Pboae I
j fuiTMi. P-"-Tl. ! j
Hiijri:'f rtudlo lii .
I Regular Dinners:
35c
Grand Hotel
R-f;n ail po'nn
.in teb't.
Ip1lnj Omth. and
ns within t
rdlu rf 200 n-ii!f
all,
KrM
City,
the
n fr
plus 25 cerx '
the -uro Irip.
AT
CITY TICKET
OFFICE
142 S 12. B6537.
, I!I1 with ni fcijrit t f a lft-u.
- while aunty California atill thro
, her weight intA the repeal column.
; anj fuither iontribulun to the
dominant reteal total are fur.
i oihe4 by C'nunet'tii'ut. The I Mat ru t
; of Culumbia. Michigan. Minnesota,
i MiMun. Ohio and Wisconsin."
In the previous but considerably
J smaller prohibitum poll undertaken
! Sy The Literary lnget In the
third week returua on the tame
three questions showed the vota a
I3.VH34 for alricl enforcement.
i H.Y72? for modification: and 74.-
m for rep.i.
JEKES, KAPPA SIGS
ADVANCE TO FINALS
Both Teams Have Easy Wins
In Greek Horseshoe
Tournament.
I Wednesday Tau Kappa Fpailon
outdated I'elta Sma rbi and
Kappt Sigma Hn from Alpha
Cmm Kb J. Itoth Teke teams
romped over the lelta 8if ma I'bl
I e a re a. lJinquit and Coatea,
Tt-kea. oiitrUid Rradford and
Poindexter. Petta Sipma Thl. by
erorea of 31-1 and 23-. Bretxer
and Jensen were hard put to win
from Kea and Morriaon. Delta
Sigma Tbl. by acoret of 21-11 and
21-18.
In the lower bracket Kappa Sig
ma earily won over Alpha Gamma
Kbo. I- th Kappa 81c teams uc
ceeoed in w inninp their first iwo
; yames. Keyes and W iliiams. Kap-
tpa Mjr.. were forced to tneir limit
' to defeat leu!er and walker. A.
(i. P. 'a. by scores of 21-17 and 21
20. The teams composed of Hardy
and Gibbons easily defeated Breck
er ridge and Garrsn. A. G. H.'s.
by aoorea of 21-10 and 21-3.
The Tekes and the Kappa S:gs
will meet in the final round of the
tournament Thursday afternoon to
decide the championship.
ASK ALUMS TO ROUND UP.
j UXIVERSITV OF TEXAS. Austin
-Sororities will send out 3.0OO In-
vitations to their alumnae inviting i
thn to return to the campus dur-
ing the Texas Round-l p Apnl II.
l.', ij. .Mary aiargarei oi&sscock.
chairman of the committee on sor-
onty plans for the entertainment ;
of Round-l'p iitors. has an-;
Douncra.
Each soronfy will work out in- j
dividual plans for the entertain-i
meni oi lis vis:iors uuruig mt
Kound-Up. it was decided at a re-I
rret meetinr. One feature of the!
hUnii i a iimnr which is to be .
is to be.
given bv each soronty El
Apm n.
Eridav eve-'
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ATHLETES' INTEREST
Track and Field Stars
Looking Forward to
World Meet.
INDOOR RECORDS FALL
LA WKKXCK Kas - -i Special i
That the track anU fieU athletes
of tb I nlted ritates are Wkinf
toward the 1933 Olympic aames
, at Los Armeies la apparent in the
unusual intere.t in the major r
lav carnivals, .conference rueeta
and oual affairs this winter and
spring, as ewdenced by the num
erous Indoor records for various
meets that have fallen.
The challenge to American su
premacy on the track in the last
Olympic mut be met an J can be
done ao ucce!ully only by earn
est effort on the part of ynithful
track athletes as well as veterans
from now until the lime of the
next Olvmnics.
The outdoor season now opening
ts predicted by veteran track
coaches to draw record entry list
and lb ijualiiy of performance
also is expected to be nign.
Many Entrants at Kansas.
Advance notices of possible en
trie for the eighth annual uan
saa relavs at the University of
Kansas stadium her April 19 al
ready have come tn in uf fluent
numbers to insure a record field
event. In the pat athletes from
nineteen states have coropeied a
the Kansas games and never i
year, since the first holding of
th rames. has the entry list
failed to bring lepresentatives
from a dozen or more atates.
Spring weatbe appeared earlv
in tb middle west this year and
as a result athletes have been able
to get into good track form earlier
than usual
The Kansas relays, presenting
fourteen relay races and eleven
epwlal tventr for Individual per
formers, gives university, college
nd high school athietej ample on-
portunity to find theroxelves tor
the following stncg of important
relav carnivals and conference
rnrets of the later spring.
Earlv spnng Indoor meets tn
dicate that while te-eral veteran
pcrfotmer w
nil be back this cpnng
xo retain incir cr"-n. many
comers will break into the lime
light.
EMPLOYMENT I
SA.5I
FOR SENIORS
ER.
LMithiin or aijuiiija.-v
LXI Er.fclTi
Ann Arbor Secunrg empioynneni
is becoming easier for the young
11th & 0
a quart
'cllfj graduate, according to llita
' 8. Itaile. whve at at menu appear
In th April luui of MtCall inag
asine. A decad ago, he aays. tb
grauuate with bit book learning,
aa it waa railed, was treated al
nut Jkmfly when be set out to
hunt a Job. Th employers of
, tho d had little or no reaped
for auything outaid the pale of
I mere practical knowledge.
; But. h continue. tbr has
t been an amating rbaog tn tb
i last tlsca.ie in this relaiion.hiD be-
i - r . . i
nets. The opjoit of the former;
situation la now true. At present 1
it la difficult to gt a very woitb-;
while position without a diploma.
Although tn Diploma is nece
ary. on mut have more than it '
alone. In applying for a position,
the applicaM M nearly ahay
a. Wed if he ha bad any expen '
enc. If this prove to be the rate,
tb applicant's chances of being
accepted ar greatly enhanced. :
8umme: vacation afford excellent '
t-pport unities for acquiring this ex
perience. Another, and powibly
greater advantage to h derived ,
from this nummer work lie in the .
i
I am
The Favored Suit
of the University Man
AS the afternoons ?et
io-edfc vanJer jMdily ver a tun
pcclleJ camjiU;
?ot mc trailin"
you'll tc me sprawled nonchalantN
a sororitv houe
on
the tennis court.
liu a few book to
doci'n't ear me out
fprin; aud an how
near out. for old Hart Schaffner and
Man tailored inc.
omethin.
35
lacl tnt It lKiil4 eU4oi iUi t
jU'l; roor clearly as to the field
from wbicb b will U able to draA
the grrate.t aatufactlou.
Mia Hall terminate by .lat
Ing that if. while at college. th
student spend tia time well, take
iut few "anap" roursea. and trains
himself especially well In the art
of thinking, he ahould achieve the
mi-.-., which he act out U
achieve, and which, in mot imt.
bu parents bad hoped fur Uim.
Learn to Dance
Guarantee to leach )uu n ai
I 'rival Letsona.
Classes try Muua nnu
Wednesday.
PriNat lesions tuoining aftei
uoon cxeaing.
t.aJ for Appoiniunrt
Mrs. Luclla Williams
Pnvat Studio,
Pbon BI23S. L il
longer and fair
ah ha then jou'll
"em. Ur ierhap
lawn or oer al
Once in a while I
im fide, but that
no ir for iti
I Hasn't meant to
and that's realK
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