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IN TEXAS MEETS
Tomson Leads Scoring ol
Squarlct Squad: Crcicj
Places in Jump.
HUSKER SHOWING
PLEASES SCHULTE
" ' ImII" rtl tl'.miKll we mrn ".w-1
FIRST OUTDOOR CONTESTiJ;-- r,.:S.S;W!ELEVENLTLERMEN 0UT
athl.-tic d imrtmenl came thnnirh
Nebraska's Strength
(or
V t
Big 6 Compci'tion
Indicated.
h Heiuv V Schiiile il tii'iout rl" f"fil 'Hh rl. of .' i'tkiili t'hi'y" KtUHlra with u
. Thv.r frarkVcnm M.ILd ml" t-tln-i imii. Dutch Witte. laimiux ! afiurtj t.f about fifty mm bad to
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'atanre 'i ii m-..---...
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uh two fnt il:ii-t s. win
niiir the
hroa-l Jump in uoui ,
I. I'll. TlTlfl'll
juni'il over
t 1111 uji i i" -..
mmiite. tiH.K in r.l in mr nwi
I . t . a al it
;;,,!;,, Nel....k t-im ; ..n.l m .MMtnhuiInK hi. hit to the
vm m t..u!.l - cx,M.itf.l. iptnl ! the .Kcam.m with rlenty
, th.or.nh.n of Wte I '. t':;,., n,.,. e , Mirrin,
. . iMllai nJ f'i l 'l " wit" ',s i'"rh 'ii!'l k tor. hi:t
Mv.Sh !;he.t fame thr..Kh ',1I., ! 5u'lv 'f nmleilal la neutral
iiirJ .tt Autm ami t.uilU i.t ,.,,uv ,v th. In.k of prnr-
. iu ine t.m.1.
" Sa,nn :",mr ' 1
n ih" rountry und
tho Iteai nirn i
turned in " I
NceHcnt ahotvinp.
Hokuf Plac Tw.te
Stcte llkuf turned in .1 f- uitn
l'.-ct in th- ui.-cin on the fir-t tl:V
itid fan.e o.irk to t ike n third in
h jtvelln t.ie f"li'WiHK
rer KivtliiTr .xntpRfd n third in
ih- javelin at t;tlln. Hill
.loured 13 teet t- tie for third in
l i- M. V. leiav.i but was nhle
t".'--ct or.lv R fifth in the Tcxn.s rc
C)ian tJ vault intr nnin.-t
-...Vie rlawv competition. U irne of
.Mth.vebtrrn. (.tnhy ol Iowa ana ,
. v.i . . ..... r a.n.f. '
li-l,imotl Ol j limine -
ihe prominent parucifants in
; j tried.
Hie lour milo itl.iy team tm-i.-.J
ftocond to Butler both lay.',
..-."ine i.ut the Oklahoma ACS '
.." i ,4... .l.m-n the strctrh on'
-J.-nuroay. The team was made up
. f KihcHon, Gurvvy. NcurenNTjrcr
vil S"Ber. The half mil- relay
i-?m placed third at Dallas.
Outlook Bright.
The ehowlnsr mnde the llus
l:.,s in the two relay carnival. s
-, .-e an indication of the po..l.le
UcK.h of Nebraska In the 1
competition this year. Biff Sun
..-l-.oola were easily the class (
. meets and Nebraska looked
M.od in comparison with the other
"cliools in tbeir first outdoor ap
pearance. , ,. .
' ti,. .ni.ad will work easy this
week" and then pettlc down to the!
str Idv irrind in preparation for the ;
2in and Drake relays which
lvf.nya.-i ano vi . " .v, I
,urae the latter pan oi tnu
McKcan, Horacek, Miller
Nelson, White, Larson
To Get Sweaters.
Falls in eactTof the six cham
pionship bouts staged in the
aumeral w restling meet f Ina s
held Friday afternoon in the Coi
i;.eum entitle the winners to the
numeral sweater awards Suc
cejsful grapplers are: Horacek
tl. pound class; Nelson, 12)
pound class; Larson. 133 pound
cIkpe; Hill. 143 pound class; Ol
icn 133 pound class: Miller. IOj
'pound class: MrKean. 173 pound
.lass, and White, heavyweight
U Numeral awards will be sim-
ilar
to
in
freshman lootoiui swei-
color and will bear a
ers
..iiini. nvmbol. uoacn jo"
Kellogg, varsity wrestling coach,
conducted the numeral contests
to uncover any potential varsity
material and to interest non
varsity men in the sport. Adolph
Simic officiated in Friday s finals.
Olsen, Stewart Feature.
Horacek was the only entrant
in the 113 pound class and lie
Kean downed Witt Wednesday as
his sole opposition in the 17.)
pound division. The main at
traction on Friday's program was
the renewal of a feud between
Olr.eu and Stewart, old high
school rivals in the 133 pound
.section. .
The 125 pound finalists, Nel
son and Heady, struggled only 1
minute 36 seconds before Nelson
inflicted a fall on his exhausted
opponent after catching him off
guard following a violent shoulder
bump and using a body scissors
on him.
Larson and Heizer put on a.
strange exhibition for the 13j
nound fans due largely to their
difference in build. Larson, short,
perfectly proportioned, systemat
ically worked on a wiry, elongated
Heizer after diving for his legs
and getting him off his feet. A
variety of tactics put Larson be
hind and at the 2 minute point
Heizer barely squirmed out of a
fall. After being behind nearly
all the time Larson forced a fall
in 5 minutes 20 seconds.
. After some snappy sparring for
holds Hill treated Lungren like
a sack of sand tossing him over
and pinning him with little dif
ficulty to become 143 pound
victor at the end of only 1 min
ute 28 seconds of work.
When Olsen and Stewart heard
"Ready? Wrestle," in the 153
pound class, it was to start their
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9
Ofo si
c (.V I f
n i:i:.vi.L h.u U,-un
' in r.unrl in the fiilueiini
N.-.i,-i.liv nil. iin.n tli at building, i
.-tl:i; Iv d.-Mll t( oprrai. rptl- ,
'lli-lii. mil In I'ke. M tMilfei-
i t, (. . in.V.tel villi tl;ti K .
Ii.ii -Ui.u- -.. ril tit nut jjikkJ,
hut it . ml. In I ! lo my h.tee-,
w.ii. .i i..ui.- i ana::
... i t I I tid aunt kl l.i '
z;:;;v w;
' iiitau. a ii.tmt.nil laid out'
' f..i Hi" iniifl.liTt. am the woik-i
ll'l'li J1-'1 " ' 'l " .;..- .i
lime. It u.n a vivhl lenilnder thnt
(m, M Mn(u 'flpK)
i!iver anl g.'itln ev-
, i ilrl.
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Ill ... . ... rjn iii) . v.'i... mi... -
nu-n. t'li.'i'py HhiMleK ha JuM
Ki-iiit ninth niMiiTl.il to wuik
,ti, e. It will lv interemnir to Me
what happen when the c'oris-
7qV
huker t ike the lield for th tlit,,,(iwn--,,, ,r ,nc lov, t0
....... Il.i luvi.lfr tlLila. .
tune tint, fesfon. plavinir tikia
h'ima nt N'or.-.v.n. April 23 tnd
CAVING that Dutch Witfc was
st-.-teniHtii- li hiit delivery f
ttipli-.'. tis r.o Idle chatter. We
have a .-.lentil J'ist u. I'liff San
rialil h w! one when he vnt editor.
u...l ii.m wl.Mith li.vf lirniif-ht in Ihe
uit, li.a al...,.t tlnl.li Here thev''P L'lst ruin,
The crnf.cmnn batt-d .415 for k
the sca,on. leaduiK his next rlo.se.t i
1 fa
lotuprtilor in
I ...... I
ihe Hijr ny Hi
i,..,i...,i . il.. trinlrs viere
thiit-en in number. Five of them K'hoppy needs a man. having orcn
came in the at half or the ninih I nejs'le't. d in tlx- matter of letter
inninz nnd .ill other things being I twn for the positon. Davusoni np
.(iiial when Uo tiiples l.M.k nicer j Wr readv to put in a strong i.id
than in the la-t half of the ninth? ! lor t-J'rd- Vlstrutn and Spike W il-
. i
third encounter in two year.',
Olsen. competing for Tech high. I ol-J times.
defeated Stewart, an agricultural. Davcy nnd Frankfort worVcd on
college high man .l.vt year in a ! fir?t for a time while Kosenbcir.er
dual meet. Stewart returned the j nnd Witte threw them in from sec
compliment by eliminating Olsen i nnd. Two or three laps around
nt the state meet and winning . the coliseum completed ye.stc: day's
the lt. pound class. Friday, Ol-1 workout. The weather w.il n "
sen gained a fall and sweet re-1 terrninc whether the squad niovct
vengc against Stewart with the outside this afternoon,
clock hand.' pointing to 5 minutes , .
Tij 3-1 seconds.
Miller Gets Fall.
Miller and Kozvlka, 16." pound
ers, bumped each other about the
mat a moment before Miller went
behind and stubbornly held Ko-
rolka close to a fall until
it in 2 minutes of srrnppl
until he got
ing.
In the last match White dis
played much endurance in gain
ing' a fall from a heavier Hulbert
in i minutes 'JO seconds. Follow
ing 2 minutes of sparring White
went behind on the toss and
i stayed there the second period.
During this time Hulbert by main
j strength forced himself slowly out
, of a fall position. In the last
period White struggled to his
feet with Hulbert behind and in
20 seconds forced the fall with a
'..early bit of wrestling. In case
White is not eligible to receive
the numeral it will be awarded
to Hulbert.
FIRST ACTION ON
RALLY QUESTION
LEFT TO COUNCIL
i Continued F'rom Page 1.1
at its meeting tomorrow after
noon. "Since the failure or success of
tallies depends entirely upon stu-
dtnt sentiment, stated a memoer
of the committee, "it is logical that
any legislation for their control
originate in a representative stu
dent body."
Plan Not Favored.
Sunday's Nebraskan s t o r y,
which was based upon material re
ceived from some member of the
committee, st?ted that th; rally
committee was in favor of having
a faculty adviser. This opinion was
expressed, but the majority of
student and faculty members were
not in favor of such a plan. That
the responsibility should rest with
representative students was the
sentiment forwarded.
The joint committee will meet
nn Saturday, April 5, to consider
the action taken by the Student
council. Members o fthe commit
tees who attended last Saturday's
session were: Dr. C. H. Oldfather.
chairman of the committees: Dr.
W. C. Brenke, Prof. T. T. Bullock.
Dr. J. P. Senning, Coach D. X. Ei
ble, Ralph Raikes. John McKnight
and William McCleery.
"YOUR DRUG STORE"
Certainly is a pleasure to have you
make use of it, your store.
THE OWL PHARMACY
S. E. Corner 14th & V
Phone B IOCS
STOP AT
HOTEL
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for
SHOTGUN SERVICE
"Buy Em by the Sack"
1141 Q St. 1718 P St.
BASEBALL SQUAD
IRKS OUT WITH
RHODES AT ELM
Practice Kept Inside
Weather: Fifty Men
Try (or Team.
by
Entire Floor of Coliseum
.
is used for Ficidmg
r)rj BattinCJ.
..I'llilU iii- H.fiMl m t-fi..-Mi
lire ik'i huhc ol a inui nreeze nun
tvouM ! early bcan n muaclea no'
Koo. I hc ernre main fl-nir ol the
liell house tt utiliie.l hy aetiial
dif feirM intielil t oinliinalli.na un.l j
a uuniinK piacine umi ;iive an
the intdiit. and pitcheM wmk-
out.
, L-levrn letter men ttcie u hand
1 mi.nns a lutie buutui,? r.vtRi to
i ac.'t.ini their tye to the home
hiil'i fill HK.1111 wuh woiiit Mi.ippy
tirldinj;. llnuk Armntia wua lay
irjr tlirnx tcrtina with rontiol
which the winter t.eemed to h.ivc
.afie.trd little. Yardy was catch
' in him In u matter that wururd
ith; veterans to hx.k to their
laurels. T.oi." NVillmnvt was pull
ins in Pu'kti'a hmokera and
I !..... t.u !ii.m.i.f u na ..mlinc m f.u.'
awing st.
lite was catdnng r. lew liom
the flcKr on i-ee.ud hut ik fointintf
foi his old puMtiou at center field.
ll.illbi.son was catching them for
him ns be hit to s-eveial of the in-ficld'H.-i.
Khotica hit to one infield made
first bn.-e; Maor.
i Menu uahr; i
Williams, short-
"t.-p: Davld.-.m. third, and Snyw
behind the plate. .ascr. wno let-
lulu j". i-."."o ....
hh'kcu kooii at ri-ionu. wiicie
unm.c were nurning mera pbck nnu
forth between first nd second like
SKVKNTY HKI'OICT I OK
FOOTBALL AT AMI'S
AMES. la. Spring football
practice at Iowa State college has
opened with seventy candidates.
Included in the group ate fifteen
major letter men. who will be av
ailable for another year of compe
tition. Inclement weather has hampered
outdoor drills. Practice so far has
been largely confined to the of
fense that will be used nest fall.
Organized practice will be con
tinued for at least four weeks, af
ter which individual attention will
be given to new men. Drill in
fundamentals and the learning of
the lo-va State offense will occupy
the iiuj r portion of the coaches'
attention to freshmen of last fall
and other inexperienced candidates.
Every Little Dress Has
a Jacket All Its Own
But here's a jacket that lakes equally well lo a plain color or
printed dress and since you'll be wearing one or the other
next Wednesday when the Park opens, might just as well get
the jacket today !
Ked. Blue and Black
Velvet Jackets
Plain and
Dresse
Printed
W. A. A.
INTRAMURALS
V HN MAlMDWnni.
lUil i ! Irr.hmeo' TUey
nm-t he f a..nve aner a.i.
Ukrllll finally tiiUr-l tAiui ina
un.l. u UiKinm u ti.rnma - imej
.
tut: 11-tvliiK vti'il iu t'ui ft "
Kaiue the fre.hmeiit ert unanl-
in.. iit.lv U laieil the
tg rhaiu-'
. fii.in. 1 hiee t lirri-
Thry liinuiir.l the at.biihrea
- i.y ih fh.'H? ei-..ie t.f iU'-i anJ
lii'iiiit:e.l to file tii fur lii're
K.ini than the i-k r lanien.
I'auline Yale, the fir-.hmn fr
war.l. tivl-l the ViiU.rth tiilihl-
. li. u llwlf. .he Jil flt krj the tutll
mil t.f the nir while the ret t.f the
fUvrra I.h,W-0 up atul wattbeU.
Good Baiaet Eyev.
I.ui e i;e.man anl Pauline
frinn-. li t-e m rahMit with the
biktl itnyway II va tiRht Iheie
waiting eveiy tune they totkeil tht
i hull in. fatiienne Jeii'W-n ami Kl
tlf lie inner ilil 'ine f.t iraik
in u in I lie enter.
running circu-
j,,,,mi,j everyone.
TJl, ...i,!,,,,,,,,,,,, hn.i a hanlmt
H.rMIH,,fc. ih. uv"ra lumen that
,t)P.. wrr, H.ter i. Invert anl writ
MB,,m Iwulru hy
a niert two iminti.
I Mi. well, thry tiled anyhotv.There
Kanita. by the way. tame nearer
lo being called takt-lhall than the'
former free-for-all. .Most of the.
team memiara played from
-landing rather than a nilnj po
sition. Well, that that wt now
put l.sskettwill fix feet under tht
ami and may she lest In peart!
Tri Deltt Score. I
Ihe Trl Delts scoied again. It
rppears that the Prom Girl wields
a wicked pa idle. Tht Delta Gam
mas .Ii. I it't have a chance against
such speedy playing -hut they did
pretty well to get into the finnls.
nnthow. This i on the fubject of
pnildle tennis, by the way.
Two out of three ets wcie
played, hut only two were neces
sary in this case. The Delta
Gummas etooj and witched the
balls l-o by and wondered what
was going on. These Prom Girls
are deadly: The sets finally ended
i-4. 6-3. Moral: don't plity with
Prom Girls.
New Score System Adopted
For Intcrfratcrnity
Golf Contest.
! The system of scoring to he
j used in the interfraternity golf
j tournament will be based upon the
j Nassau plan, and upon points
awarded for the winning of each
nine holes, and for winning each
I eighteen holes, n. F. Vogelcr. di-
rector of intramurals, explained
I yesterday.
Under the Nassau system the
players are paired against each
oilier in match play, and count
only the holes each wins, disre
garding the final total of strokes.
Under the system to be used this
spring in interfraternity competi
tion, the winner of the first nine
gets one point, the winner of the
second nine gets one po-.nt. and the
winner of the eighteen gets one
point.
Scoring in this manner, it would
be possible for one man to bring in
three points for his team, and for
a team to make twelve points in a
sinple match.
Entries in golf, tennis and play
ground baseball must be in the in
tramural office by noon Wednes
day, Mr. Vogelcr said.
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, Restriction Bcncf its JuniOf
rii.,,,, ClMrttnt C-ve
LONCyC dlUUCMI Oil)
Kansas Coach.
, .Wuivi-i Kan - The
new
.. . .. ...i.,,..
fi. lumti v. - r
NEW INTERPRETATION
lilinn i f tu.Jem n.iiiii s ''"'",. )r,r r ...mfrtilii.n in the unl-
junior rolleeea iri.i .ir-jear !
Ireea an t mniriUie. will w.-ik f-r
IrC
the tnefit t.f the uni.r tllrjte
man. arcuiUma' to lr. K. Allen.
uWn 1 If
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