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Nebraska Chances in Present Itace Hang on Outcome
Of Contest; Missouri and Iowa State. Meet i
In Other Conference Clash. I
The Comhuskers begau preparations Monday niiflit tW j
their most important game in the His? Six with Kmisas Sal-j
u relay. Setting up exercises and a passing and running drill j
comprised most of the short practice session. ;
The Huskers came out of the Pittsburgh fray with no in- i
juries, although the majority ot
Regardless of the Dealing inaiy
the Jayhawkers too irom me
University of Pennsylvania last
Saturday, there is no doubt in the
Nebraska camp but that the game
this week will be a hard one.
Will Determine Chances.
With Kansas and Oklahoma
leading the race, the game Sat
urday will determine whether or
not Nebraska will remain a con
tender for the title.
Reports of the Penn-Kansas
game showed that the former
eleven found it necessary to take
to th air in scoring their points.
Undoubtedly Coach D. X. Bible
will instruct his men to do the
name, and a passing offense will
be worked on all of this week. The
running game, which fell down so
badly the second half of the Pitt
game, will not be neglected, how
ever. This phase of the game also
will be stressed before the Corn
hluskers leav here the end of the
week
Missouri Meeting Iowa.
The only other conference game
booked for Saturday will find Mis
souri playing Iowa State at Co
lumbi. This game will be only of
secondary importance since both
teams are out of the running for
the title.
Kansas Aggies will go to Mor
gantown, W. Va., where they will
meet West Virginia university In
the only intersectional game of the
week for a Big Six team. Okla
homa takes a rest for a week be
fore meeting with Kansas on
Nov. 15.
10 FIRS! CAGE CALL
Two Veterans Report as
Charley Black Starts
Basket Practice.
Charley Black, Husker basket
ball coach, held the first practice
of the season Monday afternoon
when sixteen men with varsity
hopes were on hand to absorb the
first bit of grooming offered in
preparation for the heavy schedule
co iome.
The first hoop contest will find
Black's men contending with the
University of South Dakota at
Vermillion on Dec. 13. On the
weekend following, Pittsburgh will
bring a team to Lincoln and dur
ing vacation the Comhuskers will
hustle out to Seatf.e, Wash., tor
a three game series with the Uni
versity of Washington.
Fisher, Davey In Suit.
Morris Fisher and Seldo.i Davey
were In suit last evening throwing
.- the ball about as if they would
start shooting from where they
left off last March. Steve Hokuf
and Don McClay are the other two
available letter men. Maclay was
highest individual scorer in the
Big Six last year and consistently
.controlled the tip at center. Hokuf
Yeplaced veteran letter men at
guard though it was onl yhis soph
omore year.
Other men out yesterday in
eluded Fi Stipsky, Leonard Conk
lin, Bernard Houchins, Art Mauch,
Byron Hirst, Bill Smith, Leonard
Smith, Bob Morley, Witt, Lackey,
Zinneker, Kip, Gittens and Levin
son. The conference standings last
year:
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Schedule IBZU-xi.
Dc. 13 University of South Dakota at
Vermilion.
Dec. 19 University of Pittsburgh at Lin
coln. Dec. 27-20-30 University of Washlng
ton at Seattle.
Jan. 3 Brlgham Young University at
Lincoln.
Jan. 10 University of Missouri at Lin
coln. Jan. IT University ot Oklahoma at Nor
rnan. Jan. 18 University of Kansas al Law.
rence. . .
Jan. 24 D.nkc university at Lincoln.
Jin. 31 Iowa Stale college at Lincoln.
Feb. 2 Butler university at Lincoln.
Keb. 7 University of IMssourl at Colum
oia F.b. t Kansu State at Manhattan.
cb. 14 University of Kansas at Lin
coln. K?b. IS Iowa State college at Ames.
Ten. 24 -Kansas State at Lincoln.
Feb. 28 University of Oklahoma at Lin
coln. genres Last Year.
Nebraska
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2" Butler V 58
46... West Va. U 1?
X Pittsburgh U 34
41... Kansas Aggies o9
30. .. .Montana SI
it South Dakota State 2.
21 Missouri ...27
..Oklahoma m
..Iowa state 22
..Iowa U 2
..Kansas Aggies ...41
..Oklahoma 37
. .Kansas 27
. .St. Louis U 43
..Missouri 31
. . Iowa State 50
..Kansas 38
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Oberlin college students of zo
ology were treated recently to the
rare sight of fresh water jellyfish,
discovered by Dr. R. A. Budington,
head of the department, in the
Vermillion river, west of here. Dr.
Budington told his classes this was
the sixth time in zoological history
that jellyfish, regularly found in
-salt water, had been found inland.
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Mow for Kansas! With the nhow
ing of the Husker forward wall
the defense problem seems to be
fairly well taken care of. Any line
that could hold Pittsburgh within
the shadow of the goal posts is
not to be sneezed at.
But the thing that wins all of
these ball games is touchdowns.
No team can just hold their op
ponent scoreless, fail to make any
points itself and then win the old
ball game.
The line opened fairly good holes
for Red Young the first part of
the game but for approximately
three quarters there was not even
a trace of a hole in the Pitt for
ward wall. Neither Young nor
Buster Long, with their 160
pounds can crash through a line
when there is not a hole. Get either
one of these men out in the open
and they will make yards.
There can be little doubt that
Pitt is a better team than Kan
sas. The Panthers have been con
sistently better than Pennsylvania,
the team that trimmed Kansas so
decisively last Saturday, and there
is little reason to doubt that Jock
Sutherland's team if this year is
an exception.
And if Nebraska can hold Pitt
to a scorless tie there is no reason
on God's green earth why the
Huskers; cannot come home on the
long etid of the score this week
end.
All the team needs is a little de
termination and spirit and the will
to win. If they have this and the
men in the backfield run a little
determined interference it is go
ing to be a long afternoon for the
Jayhawk down at Mount Oread.
Dasketball practice is under way
once again. Coach Charley
Black called his men together
Monday for the first workout of
the season.
Maclay, Fisher, Hokuf and
others from last year's squad will
be back in the fold this year to
give Nebraska a fe'uong bid for the
Big Six championship. Champion
ships in basketball are nearly un
known around the Nebraska cam
pus and fans will welcome a team
which is in the money.
It looked for awhile last year as
though the Husker team might be
one of the big guns of the con
ference but even the best of plans
will go astray.
If Reb Russell had stayed at Neb
raska, if only he had. Reb was
one of the big guns last Saturdey
in Northwestern's victory over
Minnesota.
According to Frederick Ware.
"Nebraska's offense crumpled
early Saturday afternoon for the
lack of a heavy, capable back
field performer."
And there can be little doubt
that Russell would have filled this
role admirably. He has been one o.
the powers in the Northwestern
backfield since he became eligible
this year.
Russells name can naw be
placed alongside of Glasgow, the
Iowa All-American who left Neb
raska to go to Iowa.
Mebraska has won twenty-tive
out of thirty-six games played
with Kansas, two ot the games re
sulting in tie scores and Kansas
coming out ahead In nine of the
battles.
During this time the Huskers
have scored 542 points to 223 for
Kansas. The teams have played
since 18D2 with the exception of
1904-5 when there was no games.
VTith the season rapidly drawing
to a close, Oklahoma still
stands at the top of the conference
heap. The Sooueis have Kansas
and Missouri to play before they
have, completed their conference
scedule. Victories over these teams
will assure Lindsey's team of the
coveted banner.
With Kansas and Nebraska
meeting this week end, the stand
ings may be due for a wallop. If
the Huskers win from Kansas it
will tie the two teams up in sec
ond place. Then it will be up to
Kansas to knock off Oklahoma and
the race will end in a three corn
ered tie. That is, it will end that
way if Nebraska wins the rest of
the games. '
With Missouri showing nuex-;
pected strength in its last two
game3 and the Kansas Aggies and
Iowa State hanging around there
may be some upsets yet. Missouri,
however, is the only one who will
have a chance to lick either the
Kansans or Oklahoma as the Cy
clones and Aggies have already
dipped their colors in defeat to I
these two teams.
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ll.re is one i.r the Mining act inn lilies, of which there were dozens. In the Husker-l'anthcr gridiron
which the PHr.theti. failed to cio.ss. despite the ?act that they had the ball twice within the Nebraska fivs
yielded not a tingle point.
Take Advantage of Breaks!;
To Down Iowa State
By 19-13 Count.
K. U. SUFFERS BEATING
K-Aggies Have Hard Time
Defeating Improving
Bengal Machine.
BIG SIX STANDINGS.
p w I t pet.
Oklahoma .... 3 3 0 0 1.000
Kansas 2 2 0 0 1.000
Nebraska 2 1 1 0 .500
Kansas State ..3 1 2 0 .333
Iowa State .... 3 0 3 0 .000
Missouri 1 0 1 0 .000
Games This Week.
Nebraska vs. Kansas at Law
rence. Iowa State vs. Missouri at Co
lumbia. Kansas State vs. West Virginia
at Morgantown, W. Va.
By GUY CRAIG.
While the Kansas Jayhawks
were being trounced by Pennsyl
vania, a desperate goal line de
fense enabled Nebraska to hold
one of the east's finest teams to a
scoreless tie to feature the week's
play in the Big Six.
Oklahoma's ability to capitalize
on the creaks gave the Sooners a
victory over Iowa Sf.ate and the
chance to maintain itself at the
top of the conference standings.
Missouri gave the Kansas Aggies
a real battle before finally bowing
their heads in defeat, lending
strength to the argument that the
green Tiger team is improving
each week.
Kansas Fails.
Kansas, with the much adver
tised and discussed James Bausch
in the lineup, was not able to do
much against Pennsylvania al
though the Jayhawks accounted
for the first touchdown of the
game. This was the first defeat
the men from Mount Oread have
suffered, losing the tilt, by the
score of 21 to 6. The Kansans re
turned home the early part of the
week to beftin workouts for the
game with Nebraska at Lawrence
this week end.
The Missouri Tigers scored on
a long pass, then added another
touchdown when the Aggies fum
bled near their own goal line, to
hold a 13 to 7 lead at half time.
The Aggies came back strong to
add six points in the third quarter
and seven more in the final period
to win the game, It is not alto
gether improbable, judging by the
improvement the Bengals have
made during the past lew weeks,
that Nebraska will have all it can
handle when Missouri comes here
for the homecoming game on Nov.
13. And the Timers are also liable
to heave a wrench in the works
when they play Kansas the last
of the month.
Sooner Triumph.
Oklahoma continued its cam
paign for the Big Six title by com
ing from behind to lick Iowa Slate
19 to 13. The Cyclones scored Doth
of their touchdowns in the second
period when Kichard Crete flipped
two forward passes to team mates
waiting across the goal line. The
Sooner pulled the game out of
the fire in the final period, scoring
two touchdowns in a desperate
papsing attack. Oklahoma wiP rest
this week end in preparation for
the game with Kansas the follow
ing week.
Nebraska, by viitue of a line
which refused to budge an inch
when forced V-nck to it own goal
line, was able to hold the Pitt
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Intramurals.
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f Water polo schedules for the week, first game at b o'clock
I und the remaining two at twenty minute intervals: Thursday: Phi
Sigma Kappa vs Sigma Chi, Delta Upsilon vsf Delta Phi Gamma.
Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Theta Chi. Monday, Nov. 10: Alpha Gamma
I Rho vs. Lambda Chi Alpha. Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Phi Delta Theta,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
It is necessary that men competing have a physical exainina
t lion before participating in any game.
1 Soecvr.
Pairings for championship
t Wednesday: Pi Kappa Aipna
I on Field 1.
Thursday: Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Winner of League I. 3 o'clock
! on Field I.
Winners of these games will play for championship on Monday,
f Nov. 10, 5 o'clock. Field I.
J The following soccer games remain to be played and must be
played as indicated.
Tuesday: Alpha Tau Omega vs. Phi Sigma Kappa, 5 o'clock,
I Field 3.
Tuesday: Kappa Sigma vs. Beta Theta Pi, 5 o'clock, Field 2.
T The following game is to decide the championship of League
i III and must be played:
Tuesday: Sigma Alpha Epsilon
I Field 1.
A n nout, cent ents.
All university basketball free throw tournament starts this
afternoon from 4 to 6. All men but varsity basketball men eligible.
Gold, silver and bronze medals given. Report to intramural man
ager on stage. '
All men wishing to participate in all university swimming
meet must start training by Nov. 4. Four weeks training required
t of entries. All men who have not lettered in swimming are eli-
gible. Silver and bronze medals given.
An all university wrestling meet will start Dec. 2.
bronze medals awarded to winners
J Last of all university two mile races will be held this afternoon
I at 5 o'clock in the stadium.
Illustrated lecture with moving pictures will be given to fresh
t men and varsity swimming squad at 5 o'clock this afternoon In "N"
club room.
First call for varnity swimming candidates. Meet in the Y. M.
C. A. pool at 4:15 o'clock, Monday Nov. 10.
Panthers to a scoreless tie. Twice
during the game the Pitt team
was within the 5-yard line but
each tirrte the Husker forward wall
stiffened to repel the attack.
Backs Unable to Gain.
The Nebraska backfield was un
able to pierce the Panther line for
any gains after thu early part of
the game and the Jilt settled into
a battle with Nebraska on the de
fensive the greater part of the last
two periods. Lack of a consistent
running attack seemed to bother
the Huskers a great deal and the
passing game was not as success
ful as it should have been.
With Kansas looming before
them the Nebraska team has a
full week ahead of it. An injury
to Koster's arm may keep him on
the sidelines part of the week but
outside of this minor hurt the Ne
braska team came through the
game in good shape and Bible will
have the full squa'd at his com
mand for the invasion of Mount
Oread.
The Massachusetts World war
memorial commission will erect an
imposing granite shaft on the sum
mit of Greylock mountain, the
highest point in the state. An elec
tric light, on the top will be visible
ffom five states.
Orange, N. J., and East Orange,
N. J.. have different laws about
Sunday movies. A theater owner
whose building is located on the
dividing line between the two cities
ropes off the East Orange side of
the auditorium, and thereby obeys
the law in that city, while he puts
j on his Sunday movies In the
I Orange side of the theater.
Rudge &. Guenzel Co's.
"On to Lawrence"
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Standing ori'YiiteniilieH-MiKl .Sitril i-s .
' Siitui'iliiy, November 1.
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Xverage No.
of Votes
Per Member
FRATERNITIES
1. Lambda Chi Alpha 10469
2. Sigma Chi 4503
3. Phi Kappa Psi ... 3174
4. Phi Sigma Kappa . 2759
5. Alpha Theta Chi . 2634
6. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1833
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vs. Sigma rni cpsuon, o o ciock
vs. Delta Sigma Phi. 3 o'clock.
Silver and
in each class.
BAUSCH KEEPS LEAD
IN BIG SIX SCORING
Long and Frahm Still Cling
To Second Position in
Conference Race.
Although Big Jim Bausch failed
to score a single point over the
week end, the Jayhawk star re
tained his place at the lead of the
Big Six scorers. Buster Long and
Harold Frahm of Nebraska, who
also went scoreless, are still tied
for second place with 19 points t
Bausch's 36.
Men who have scored ten or
more points during the season m
all games, conference and non-
conference, are:
Bausch. Kansas 5
Long. Nehrajka 3
Frahm. Nebraska .... 2
Schaake. Kansas 3
Mills. Oklahoma 2
Swart z. Kansas State. 3
Mttca. Oklahoma ... 3
Young. Nebraska 2
Warren, Oklahoma ... 2
Slmms, Oklahoma ... 2
Smith. Kana 2
Cherry, Oklahoma .... 2
Ashurv. Missouri 2
Tegland. lowi Stale... 2
Paul, Nebraska 2
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Average No.
of Votes
Per Member
SORORITIES
1. Sigma Kappa 6350
2. Delta Delta Delta . 6096
3. Delta Zeta 6085
4. Pi Beta Phi 4580
5. Delta Gamma 4485
6. Kappa Alpha Theta 3935
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FINAL SOCCER TILT
Annex Championship by 4-1
Victory Over Ags;
Get Medals.
The engineers featured the week
in the intramural sport program
when they won the final game of
the soccer tournament from the
aggies. 4-1. Mason of the engi
neers chalked up three goals to
lead the scoring.
The fourteen men who will re
ceive the official intramural
medals are: Mason, Noonan,
Steele, Roberts, Mathews, Risser,
Kent, Morley, Robertson. Wick
wire, Mead, Stipsky, Ehterton and
Reed.
The next inter-college sport on
the program will be basketball
which starts the first week in De
cember. The athletic managers of
the various colleges are: Dillon,
agriculture; Baumann, business ad
ministration; Faimon, pharmacy;
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Assignments Announced.
Assignments for the basketball
free throw tournament which
starts tonight at 7:30 in the coli
i seum, have been announced by
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