FOUR
THE DAILY NKHRASKAN
SUNDAY. MAY 10, 1931
MYHAWK-HUSKER
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BE HELD MONDAY
Scarlet Doped Victors
Lawrence Contest by
Slight Margin.
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K. U. HAS STRONG TEAM
Winner Will Be Favorite in
Conference Battle to
Be Held Here.
Lawrence, Kansas dispatches
emphasize the importance that is
being: placed by Big Six track fol
lowers on the Nebraska-Kansas
university dual meet to be held
here Monday afternoon, Way 11,
at Lawrence. The winner of this
cinder and turf battle will reign as
lavorite to capture the conference
outdoor title here May 22 and 23.
Coach Schultes men aie doped
to hold a slight margin of advan
tage over the .lays because or tne
Musker triumph in the Big Six in
door earlier in the spring. Coach
Brutus Hamilton's Jayhawks are
made up of a goodly portion of his
1P30 conference championship
squad, however, and he has de
veloped a number of strong sopho
mores. The combination Indicates
that neither of the dual nor Big
Six battle will be "pickings" for
the scat let and cream crew.
In Ralph Sickle and Joe Klaner.
Kansas has two excellent dash men
to run against Smutny and Lee of
Nebraska. The hurdles arc also
predicted to furnish some bright
entertainment. The Cornhuskers
have placed shuttle relay quartet
in tne Held lo carry oir uiai event
at relays in Illinois, Kansas and
Drake this season.
Strong in Hurdle.
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AGGIES DEFEAT MWk U
Pound Out 13 to 5 Victory
Over Two Big City
Hurlers Friday.
The Nebraska Aggies baseball
team pummclcd the offerings of
two Omaha university pitchers
Frldav and raked in a 13 to S vic
tory. After the first few innings
in which the agriculturists pile J
up a lead, the game was closely
contested.
C. Livingston and K. Ueinmiller
did the throwing for Coach Wilbur
Knight's farm team with Smilts
serving as backstop. The Aggies
have been showing potential qual
ities having defeated the Nebraska
varsity in a practice game recently.
NEBRASKA LOSES
T
1 ALL GAMES
HAVE CLOSE CONIES!
Monday Track Events Will
Have Bearing On Big
Six Conference.
LAWRENCE. A track meet
full of clo.se contests, and one hav
ing a distinct bearing on the forth
OVER WEEK END
Brownemen Keep Perfect
Record in Defeat
Column.
Wednesday to go to Washington to
attend the annual meeting of the
American Council on Education of
which ho is vice chairman. For
the past three years Dean Lymrtn
has repcscnted the University of
Nebraska and the American Asso-
elation or Colleges of Pharmacy
at the council session. He will
return this week.
MANY ATTEND FINE
ARTS BALL FRIDAY
LEAD BASEBALL RACE
Both Are Undefeated in Big
Six Circles; Huskcrs in
Last Place.
SOONERS AIM FOR TITLE
MISSOURIANS VICTORS I Costume Prizes Awarded
Misses Eby, Balen and
Northwest Teachers Are on Mr. Speier.
Long End of 6 to 1,
e . n ' About 100 couples attended the
U 1U U OUUI CO.
Nebraska's baseball team failed
Friday and Saturday in its games
at Marysville, Mo. The Northwest
Missouri Teachers college reigned
supreme both days, chalking up a
6 to 0 victory Friday and coming
back Saturday with a 6 to 1 tri
umph. Saturday Armatis pitched a nice
game according to Marysville re
fine arts ball, an annual affair in
iiiw nc iiuuj tn nut; oils a i jtiui t in
hall Friday night at 8:30.
The affair took the form of a
costume party. Prizes for the fun
niest costume were awarded to
Ruth Ebv for the best looking la
dies costume, to Juanita Balen,
and for the cleverest man's cos
tume to Harold Speier.
The hall was decorated bv stu
i dents in the fine arts school. Kn
MO MX BASKUAI.l.
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forestalled tho series opener at
Iowa City lata Jo April. The Cy
clones administered a pair of de
feats hero a week ago and the
Maryvillc Teachers whitewashed
tho Ncbrnskans 6 to 0 in Missouri
last Friday.
The Sooners are pointing tor the
baseball titlo in hopes to oust Ne
braska from Its present position at
the top of the battle for the all
sports championship of the Big
Six.
Deputation Croup Will
Have Charge of Service
The Wesley foundation deputa
tion group will have charge of the
Elmwood M. 10. church evening
service Sunday evening. They will
begin the evening by taking charga
of tho social hour for tho young
people, then following with an Kp.
worth League service and evening
worship. Tho Wesley Players will
present their one net play, "Brab.
bas." Music will be furnished by
Lloyd Watt, Miss Dorothy Lucas.
$5.50
Meal d r
Ticket for $d
Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA
13th and P SU.
forth-; in ,lf hu 0iillU.aro r,f : tertainment was furnished by the
coming Big Six conference track J.. hits , ' 1hp M,Ssoiirians The I University Players, who presen'd
Met Is in promise when Kansas j contcst wM , u on a nlUfIdy i
nd Nebraska meet here Monday feW amJ jt driMlcd thnl0l;t ,he
meet
a
afternoon
Kansas won the Big Six uiitdoor
meet last vear, and Nebraska took
a short skit. Several dances were
given by fine arts students.
nine innings.
The Missouri Teachers were i
credited with six runs, six hits and i
Too Cold.
iv! B. Six lndoor. mect ,in Kansas one error .cbVaska had to be con-' Mrs. Old Timer: "It says here
City this yeiu. Not only will thc
coaches of all other Big Six schools
be watching results here, but u is
expected that the Kansas Aggie
coach and some of his athletes will
be among the spectators.
Cofiman. Kansas sophomore pole
vaulter, who has won or tied for
first in all meets he has been in
this spiine, will be opposed by
Dean of Nebraska, who wa3 sec
ond to Coffman at a Kansas City
tent with one run. two hits and i in the paper that the young girls
four errors, that came when Arm
atis was in much need of support.
Barnhouse and Mitzel pitched
for the Teachers with O'Connor
catching. Henry Armatis hurled
for the Huskers and "Boo" Wil
liams cared for the position behind
the bat.
Brown pounded out one hit and
scored Nebraska's lone run.
Friday's Game.
The Friday ball and bat affair
today are abandoning all restriC'
lions.
Mr. Old Timer: "Well, I'd better
not catch Mabel without hers on!"
Screcn-Ology.
Oklahoma and Iowa State re
main undefeated in Big Six base
ball. Nebraska dropped a double
header to Iowa State recently to
retain its empty win column but
has hopes of dethroning the Soon
ers here Monday and Tuesday
wncn a two game series is to be
played at Landis field.
After engagements with the
Kansas club at Lawrence Friday
and Saturday the Oklahoma dia
mond squad will move north to
Lincoln. The southern nine has a
promising record which claims the
distinction of having permitted but
six earned runs off its pitching
sian in a loiai or OS innings played
in six games so far this year.
Browne's Cornhuskers have had
a desultory season so far. Uain
RENT A CAR
Fords, Rco. Ouranti and Austin, i
Vour Bunnell It Appreciated J
MOTOR OUT COMPANY
1120 P St. Alwayt Open. B 6819. j
Lamson. Smutny, Petz
White along with the Carroll twins
twinkle over the barriers for
.Nebraska. But in Ramond Flick
and Bernard Cridley, sophomores.
K. IT. has two swifi lads over the
timbers. Flick has finished sec
ond, third or fourth in all the
meet, but who has not been in the
ayrx.Hu onus vi me fierai retay found Browne's nine swamped
meets this spring. Coach Henry wil h fi to n u-h !,. i. H.r.ot
Schulte of Nebraska declares Coft- -otis" Thorburn pitched three hit
iwilj ..uu-iiuiu-xkiuiiui uic ! D8 us- fer-the-Marysville Teachers.-
last time. t Bittner delivered from the Hus-
! ker mound and was tapped in the
GK I'W VISIT j first inning for three hits that
. ; rounico as many runs. Tne Teach
TO DEAN FERGUSON
Recent visitors at Dean O. J.
Fercruson's office in the college of-
major rleay games this season and eninnecrincr include Elmer A.
Cridley won the low hurdles at the Crane, C. E. '28, with the engineer
ing uivision oi ice.. Armour com
pany in Chicago, and Franklin M.
Wolcott, E. E. January '31. now
in the employ of Becker Brothers
Electrical corporation in Chicago.
i'.ite telavs. In placing third to
Bob Hager of Iowa State and Lee
Sentman of Illinois at the Drake
rlavs. Flick ran the 120-yard high
in 14.8.
The shot should be all Nebraska's
rs far as lir.st place is concerned,
hiigh Rhea has created a monop
clv in that event. In the shot, dis
ci ri:d javelin, however, Kansas
iir. a crotin of men wao are ex
ers then continued to find the ball 1
with Oetgen in the pitcher's box. !
Nebraska lO00-l
Marvmllle ..03120000 0
Friday's score by innings:
Nebraska , . , . , o 0 0 0 0 n n n n, n i
MarjMvuie 300 10002 0 6 " 2 '
Wcslov Havers Hold
Picnic in Crete Park !
Dean Lyman Leaves for
Washington Gathering;
Dean R. A. Lyman left Lincoln I
WANTED!
1000 picknickers at picnic headquarters
The-StateMarkelr
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(Formerly the Lincoln Delicatessen)
Open Till Midnight and Sundays
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We Suggest
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inalluws PoUto Chips and Salad Pickles
Olives Fruits."
Sandwiches and complete picnic lunches put up at request.
PHONE B5585
The Wesley Plavers held their
. -L-J to bore in for their share i annual picnic Saturday afternoon
ana evening at Horkeys park
Crete. Dale Bush was in charge
of transportation and other de-
tails at the park. Miss Ingeborg
Nielson Fisher arranged for thc re
freshmenls and supper. The group
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dickey and Rev. W. C
Fawell, as chaperons.
i i' the points. These include Earl
!V Earl Walton, Kurt Reisen.
Cr-fl Coffman, Kos3 Bryan, Jay
. !: oyer, and Ross,
f'lvo'e Coffrr.an will see plenty of
ice in th". pole vault, javelin
..now. and broad jump. His dual
( i;h Dean of Nebraska in the
r.".it should be a high point of the
uoei. Coffman won the indoor
with Dean second. Coffman ha3
I'cen consistent at 13 feet in big
i .ap competition and set a new
K. 1'. record of 13 feet 7 inches.
The Orntuiskers came the clos-
r. l to a loss th;s season on :ast
Void Attends Law Group
Meeting Held in Chicago
Prof. Lawrence Void of the col
ge of law left Lincoln Tuesday
! in nltpnrl thp ninth annual m,ftincr
Tl, I. U.. I Cfn 1.1.1 (
. V V of the American law institute in
tivm to a Co J-Z roint tie in a
di al meet. Coach Schulte is de
pending on his al! around strength
.nd the off-setting scoring of
individual entries in the conference
lor a victory in the Big Six out-flour.
Washington, D. C.
Monday.
Kcnnard Mustache Cup
Presented to Museum
A silver mustache cup and sati- j
" f r to maun wnicn was useu ny
ihe late T. P. Kennard, Lincoln
pimeer, has been donated to the
university museum by his daugh
ter, Cora Kennard Chapman, and
his son-in-law, George Holden. The
cup was given to Mr. Kennard as
n Christmas gift in 1883.
Walter Kiener to Show
Slides at V. W. Service
Midweek services of the V. W.
C. A. will be held Tuesday noon,
May 12. at 12:20 o'clock in the
home economics parlors at agricul
tural college. Mr. Walter Kiener
a ill piesent Midus on Estcs park.
K. L. Ovcrstreet, instructor in
mechanical engineering, r e p r e
hented the University of Nebraska
at the annual convention of the
National Foundry association in
Chicago last week.
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