THE DAILY NFBRASKAN
SUNDAY, MAY H. 19.12
FOUR
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SOONERS FRIDAY
Relay Team Cops Last Event
To Give Huskers Edge
Of Four Points.
RAIN SLOWS UP TIME
Oklahoma Strong in Field;
' Nebraska Runners Win
Mst Places.
Coming: from behind to win the
mile relay, the final event of the
meet, the Nebraska tracksters
edged out the invading Oklahoma
cindermen 67 1-3 to 63 2-3 in a
thrilling dual Friday afternoon on
the Memorial stadium track.
With Coach John Jacobs' men
leading by a 63 2-3 to 62 1-3 mar
gin and the relay still on the pro
gram, it was left to England,
Storey, Ostergard and Rodgers to
clinch victory for the Scarlet and
keep the dual record spotless.
England, Nebraska, and Mell,
Oklahoma, ran almost a dead heat
in the leadoff lap, but a poor ex
change of the baton and some fine
running by Abbott of Oklahoma
almost spelled defeat for the
Huskers. Abbott had a twenty-five
yard lead on Storey when Bob
, Ostergard took the stick, but
"Osty" came thru with a wonder
ful race to give Ralph Rodgers,
Nebraska anchor man a few yards
leeway. The plucky Rodgers. com
peting against Hewett, Sooner
' sophomore flash, who had won the
440 Individual earlier in the aft
ernoon, managed to hold the pole
when challenged on the final
curve, to hit the tape a couple ot
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Eddie Jungbluth and his orchestra takes this
opportunity to thank the many friends which
they have made during the past school year,
for the patronage which has been extended to
the band. The orchestra will play during the
summer months at the Riverside resort in Estes
Park, Colorado. Advance bookings for parties
next year may now be made. You will be
assured of the best dates by booking your
party at this early date.
EDDIE JUNGBLUTH
strides ahead of the Oklahoma
man.
Ather Wins 880, Mile.
Altho Heye Lambert us won In
dividual honors with three firsts
in the 100 yard dash, 220, and 220
low hurdles, it was Sesco Asher
who turned In the. best perform
ance. Asher copped the mile In
4:26.8, 880 in 1:58.7. Storey was
second to the Scottsbluff runner
in the mile, while Bus Moore,
Oklahoma's conference mile cham
pion was forced to accept a third.
As predicted before the meet,
Coach Schulte's team piled up a
big margin in the running- events,
scoring fifty-three points, while
the Sooners were the big noise in
the field events, collecting 39 2-3
to Nebraska's 14 1-3.
Showers which fell intermittehly
during the. afternoon prevented
better performances, especially in
the pole vault, where the runway
was slow and heavy.
The feature event of the meet
program, a 440 yard relay be
tween the weight men of each
club, was won by Oklahoma in 46
seconds. Hippo Howell. Gilles,
Marks and Janz competed for the
Sooners, while Rhea. Masterson,
Jones and Penney ran for Ne
braska. Summary:
Mil: Won bv Asher (0: second. Storev,
(Ni: third, Moorr. iO. Timf 4:2..
440: Won hv Htoril (Oi: sernnd, Rrvd
frs. (Ni; third, Osternard (N). Time
49 7.
100: Won hy T.ambertus (N: second,
Smutny, (X); third. rar.str. 0. Time.
10.1.
120 ard hich: Won by l.inu Carroll.
(Ni; second. Hildt, 0; third, Dolirman,
(M. Time 1.1 9.
SS0: Won by Asher. (N: lerond. ftros
rhlne. to; third, Moore, (Oi. Time
1:."S 7.
220; Won hv Ijimhertm." (NI; eeronc.
Mell. (Oi: third, smutny. i.'i. Time 22.1
2-mile: Won hv Avres. (N: sfond.
nle. (O); third, Bls.-er, tN). Time
10:4 4.
220-yard ;.!: Won bv lambertm, iNi:
serond. Simras, Or. third, Hildt, Ol.
Time 24.1.
Mile relay: Won hy Nebraska iF.nrland.
Storey, Ostergard, RodKeisi. Time 3.2 8.
HKI.K KVKNTS,
Pole vault: Won by Null, 0: second,
Pran (Ni; third tie between Beli tN),
Roby N. Height 12 feet.
High Jump: Won by Newblock. (O); sec
ond and third tie betv-een Simms tO,
Barham (Oh Pierce (NI. Height feet.
Shot put: Won bv Rhea, (N); second,
Howell, (Ol: third, Gilles, (O). Distance
49 feet 4 inches.
Broad jump: Won by Mell. 0: second
and third tie between He'e (X) and Mor
ris (Ol. Distance 22 feet ll1, Inches.
Piscus: Won by Howell, (O); second,
Oilies. 01; third. Rhea. (Ni. Distance
132 feet b, inches.
Javelin: Won by Marks, (Ol; second,
Howell. (Ol; third, Jones, (N). Distance
182 feet 4 4 inches.
PLAY DEADLINE IS MAY 11
Dramatic Club Is Sponsor of
Contest for Original
One-Act Dramas.
Wednesday, May 11 is the dead
line for entrance in the original
play writing contest that is being
sponsored by the Dramatics club
for students in the university. The
winner of the contest will receive
twenty-five dollars and second and
third places will be awarded
membership in the Dramatics club.
Authors of the three p" ys to re
ceive recognition will choose the
cast for their production and will
di:;ct the staging of it. Three im
partial judges will decide the win
ners of the contest.
WANTED!
1000 picnickers at picnic headquarters
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AMD H ORCHCSTRA
BEAT NEBRASKA 6-0
Huskers Lose Opening Dual
Against Sooners on
Coliseum Boards.
PLAY KANSAS TUESDAY
The University of Nebraska ten
nis team opened its Big Six sea
son rather lamely Saturday, drop
ping a 6-0 decision to the power
ful Oklahoma nctters. The matches
were played in the university coli
seum because of the rain.
Although the Huskcr represen
tatives played well and fought
stubbornly, their Inexperience
proved too much of a handicap
against the seasoned Sooner vet
erans. It was the final dual of
the season for the Oklahomans.
Wilbur Hacgcn, ranking player
of the Husker squad, offered
spirited opposition to Charlie
Davis, Oklahoma star, before
losing 6-4. 6-1. Haegen led 3-1
in the first set, but Davis staited
rifling his shots to the corners to
pull out with the set. The Sooner
ace used a smashing volleying
game in the final set.
Ellery Davis gave Sessions a
warm argument in one of the
singles encounters, finally suc
cumbing under a 6-3. 6-4 score.
Robert Mario could not get started
against McPhail. the latter tri
umphing 6-3, 6-1.
Joe Miller went down 6-4, 6-2
before Shoftall after an interest
ing battle.
In the doubles, Mario and Went
worth Fling bowed 6-3, 6-4 to Mc
Phail and Sessions, while the Okla
homa duo of Davis and Shoftall
had little trouble with Haegen and
Davis, winning 6-2, 6-2.
Tuesday, the Huskers meet the
University of Kansas team cap
tained by Junior Coen, national
ranking player. The matches will
be played at the Lincoln Tennis
club courts. Summary:
Davis (O) defeated HaeRen (N) 6-4,
6-1.
Sessions (Ol defeated Davis (N) 6-3.
6-4.
McPhail (O) defeated Mario (N) 6-3.
6-1.
Shoftall (O) defeated Miller (N) 6-4.
6-2.
Davis-Shoftall (O) defeated Mario-Fling
(X) 6-3, 6-4.
C. E. MICKEY AWARD
GOES TO FRANKMAN
(Continued from Page l.
from Beatrice, was the recipient of
the O. J. Fee award, presented by
Dean O. J. Ferguson. About 100
attended.
Gerald Briggs, Lincoln senior;
John H. Hutchings, junior of Falls
City; William F. Johnston, Beaver
City; John Hossack, Sutherland
junior; Lyle W. Mabbott, Wayne
senior; and Willard J. Dann were
announced by D. H. Harkness as
winners of "the Blue Print key
awards.
Prof. O. E. Edison awarded the
D.I
B3585
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Wieners Hed Hot Buns Steaks M.irsh-.i.il.
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Olives Fruits.
picnic lunches put up
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Sigma Tau freshman medal to
Vcrncr Schomakcr, Nehawka.
Hutchings will edit the Blue
Print, official engineering college
magazine, next year, according to
announcement by Harkness. John
ston and Charles DeVore, junior of
Lincoln, will be managing editors.
Hossack is the new business man
ager. Advertising managership
will be taken by Hugh Gray, Be
atrice freshman.
S. L. ' Jameson presented the
Sigma Tau picture which this year
Is a likeness of Thomas Edison, to
be hung in the Mechanical Engi
neering building. Prof. E. E,
Brackctt announced that the A. S.
A. E. award would be given later.
Judge Bayard H. Paine was
main speaker, Ray Ramsay pre
sided as toastmaster. Speeches
were given by Willard Dann, R. F.
Ferguson, John Adair, and Judge
Dean Fo3ter of the law college.
The Sledge, annual scandal sheet,
made its yearly appearance con
taininsr "inside slants" on all the
engineering students.
NAME TENNIS WINNERS
Teams Are to Play Monday
Or Tuesday Evening in
Next Round.
Winning teams in the prelimi
nary deck tennis tournament are
scheduled to play again either on
Monday or Tuesday night, May 9
and 10. at 5 o'clock. Teams which
should report are:
Delta Gamma: 1. Aien, nooen
sonr 5. Stokes. Zoellner: 6. M.
Comstock, Spieser; 7. Myer, Rees;
22. Sawyer, L. BrooKs; iv. rerry,
Echols; 3. Reimers, Reimers; 14.
L. Taylor, Pringle; 17. Broady,
Anderson; 19. B. Harrison,
Adams: 20. Gass. Coy.
Alpha Kappa Alpha: Williams,
Kraft.
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Kelly,
Gibbs.
Gamma Phi Beta: 1. Herman
Sterricker; 5. Shields, Flannigan;
4. Mucklay, Luikart.
Huskerettes: Ball, Reedy.
K-B-B: Baird, McLaren.
Kappa Delta: 1. Scott, Gass;
4. Wimoerlv, Nash; 2. Packwood,
Gritzka; 6. Hull. Smith: 7. Noble,
Carson; 8. Trechsal, Zalzyk; 11.
York. Spies.
Phi Mu: 2. Charlson. Shallcross;
3. Sain, Lindberg; 4. Penny, Phil
pot. Alpha Phi: 2. Edgerton, Stringer;
3. Baldwin, Habbard; 4. Fontein,
Beer.
Lambda Gamma: Petri, Hol
bein. Sigma Delta Tau: Reisman,
Greenberg.
Chi Omega: 1. Russell, M. Buol;
3. Grover, Simpson; 8. Gilmore,
Dixon.
DEAN RELEASES
GRADE RATINGS
(Continued from Page 1.)
Thela Phi Alpha 2 461
Alpha Theta Chi 2-42
Phi Delis Phi 2 43;
Pellan-Unlon
Beta Slsma Psl 2 3''
Sigma ismma Epsilon 2.3S7
Zela Beta Tsu 2.M
Mpha f'.amma Rho 2 310
Sima Alpha Mil 2.274
Helta Surma Lambda 2.189
Delta Thets Phi 2.162
Ijimbda Chi Alpha 2.180
Beta Theta Pi 2.1S
Xi Psl Phi 2.144
Delta Sicma Delta 2 13'
Omega Beta PI 2.133
Phi Kappa Psl 2 108
Alpha Tsu Omega 2. 089
Delta I'peilon 2.06
Delta Phi Gamma 2.021
Si cms. Alpha Kpsilon 2 01$
Delta Tsu Delta 2 001
Kappa Sigma 171
Theta Chi 1 7n
Theta Xi 1.M7
Phi oamma Delta l.2o
Sigma Phi Epsilon l.SMI
Delta Sigma Phi 1 ..'
Sigma Phi Sigma l.wiT
Phi Alphe Delta 1.74
Phi Delta Theta 1770
Sigms Nu 1.7.r3
PI Kappa Phi 1.737
Alpha Sigma Phi 1703
Tau Kappa Epsilon 1.700
Hicma Ohi 1.667
Phi Kappa 1-644
Alpha iM Sigma 1484
Pi Kappa Alpha 1.4W
Delta Chi- 1 34
Phi Sigma Kappa 1.326
The general averages for the
semester in order of their ranking
are:
All-sorortty
All-women
Non-sorority
AII-stuonts
All-fraternity
2Rn
2. Ml
2 222
18
1.W7
All-men
Non-Jralernity 1.06
AH Methodist Picnic
Scheduled for Mav 11
i The All-Methodist annual picnic
is scheduled for Saturday, May 14,
j at Epworth Lake park. Mr. Robert
i Davies, newly elected president of
: the Methodist student council, will
announce full details for the picnic
1 the first of the week. Tickets wiU
I be 25 cents, which charge will in
i elude entrance to the park, use of
I the boats, and the picnic supper.
I Seniors among Methodist students,
I will be privilege to attend the
I picnic as guests but are requested
I to make reservations for their
j ticket by calling the Wesley
I Foundation, B3117.
j Dean LeKossignol to
l Speak to Credit Men
1 Dr. J. E. LeRossignol, dean of
the College of Business Adminis
tration, will speak before the state
meeting of the . Association of
Credit Bureaus in Omaha next
week.
Kegent Stokes Gives
Lectures to Classes
Dr. A. C. Stokes, regent of the
university from Omaha, lectured
to several classes in the Teachers
college at the beginning of this
week.
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PLAN CHM SERVICES
Wesley Foundation Group to
Conduct Program for
Osceola Church.
The regular services at the
Methodist church at Osceola, Sun
day, May 8, will be in charge of
representatives from Wesley Foun
dation. Rev. W. C. Fawell will
have charge of the Mother's Day
service In the morning. Special
music for the service will be fur
nished by members of Wesley
Players.
The evening service will be in
charge of the Wesley Foundation
Gospel Male Quartet. Members of
the quartet are: Henry Gembala,
1st tenor; Ray Meyers, 2nd tenor;
Lloyd Watt, baritone; Harold Pot
ter, tass accompanied by Clarence
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tet and give the chief address of
the evening. The group will have
charge of the young people's meet
ing in the evening as well as the
regular service.
Alumni of Engineering
College Visit Caimips
During the past week, visitors
at Dean O. J. Ferguson's office in
the college of engineering include
Lewis A. Cutshall, '05, and John H.
Beatty, '31. Mr. Cutshall is man
ager of the Chicago office of the
American Automatic Electric
Sales company. He la a charter
member of Sigma Tau. honorary
engineering fraternity. Mr. Beatty,
who was graduated in civil engi
neering, is located at Overton,
Neb.
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