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Freshmen at Ohio Wealeyan unl
veraity (Delaware) apend almost
twlc aa mucn time in the univer
sity hospital than seniors. And
men students made less vlaiU to
the health office than women.
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ORDERS FOR
IMITATIONS AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Must Be Placed Before Saturday, May 1 1, 1935
ON SALE and DISPLAY
AT
College Bookstore
Remember Your Mother
on
May 12th
Mother's Day
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Flowers from Danielson's
Roses
Gardenias
Violets
Plants
Spring Floners
Corsages
Danielson Floral Co
1245 N St.
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Hale, Carstens Lead Mates
To Win in Second Game
Of Spring Dri
it
Th WViKoa arched a S2-1 lead
through the net In the first half of
the second Hunker interclub baa
ketball (came on the coliseum floor
Wednesday evening:, hut the Reds
came back In the last period to
miIvam th lacVra 24-1 and nut
the final record on the 50-25 basis.
raul Amen, Red jerseyed guard,
led the scoring ledger with five
field goal, and Leland Hale and
Cat Carstens ehared laurels for the
winners with nine tallies each.
Carstens, Whltaker, Parsons and
Wldman and Hale started for the
Whites, and Ebaugh, Q. Scott,
Morris, Dohrmann and Amen got
the call lor the Reds. Summaries
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Morris Fisher.
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At the University of Illinois
(Champaign) soft drinks are con
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pus hangout and 9 to 1 In another.
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Henry Schulte'a Husker track
battalion will deploy into line Fri
day afternoon on the Memorial
stadium cinders, throwing Its full
flghttng force against John Jacobs'
Oklahoma splkesters In the first
and only dual appearance before
Nebraska fans. Four o'clock Is the
hour set for the starting event, but
a rapid fire time schedule will com
plete the competition In little
more than an hour.
Oklahoma will bring a full
squad to Lincoln, but versatility
seema to be more abundant In the
Sooner camp, for the number of
Oklahoma entrants in each event
far outstrips the Scarlet represen
tation, thus giving thera an advan
tage In point-gaining possibilities.
The hurdles, distance races, and
sprints are cast as the features of
the meet Harold Jacobsen, Tren
ton. Mon and Cox of Oklahoma
headline the list with the battle
looming between them In the cen
tury and 220-yard dashes. "Speed"
registered a new meet time of 9.8
seconds in the 100-yard dash at
Manhattan last Saturday, and
brought home the furlong in 22.4.
An injured leg muscle has troubled
him this week, but is improving
under Trainer "Doc" McLean's
supervision.
Oklahoma's Lorris Moody and
Dick Chaney ran a dead heat in
the half mile last Monday in a
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meet between Oklahoma and the
Oklahoma Aggies, pushing the
meet record back to 1:66.9. Floyd
Lochner, another Sooner middle
distance ace, chalked the mile run
down to 4 minutes 19.8 seconds.
The onslaught of the men from the
south in the distance events will be
met bv Glenn Funk, Central City,
who finished in front of Lochner
in the Indoor mile last, and
Chet Beaver and Lester Pankonln
in the half.
Burke, Sooner pride In the hurd
les, set another record in the high
sticks In the Oklahoma-Aggie
meet, turning In a time of 14.8 sec
onds. The trio of Leon and Linus
Carroll and Stanley Height will
hold the Nebraska strings for
places in the highs, and Halght,
Linus Carroll, and Kenneth Chap
man will do the skipping In the
lows.
Oklahoma and Nebraska entries:
ion wrds: Ntirsk, HimH Jcoin,
I.loyd OnrtwHI; Oklnhoms, Co. Burkf,
WsM, Robert. 220 ysnls: Nhrka, Jsr-
ohn, tMMsrslI, Kmn!!! fnspmsn: Okl-
homs. Ward, Vox, Burk. Jsnr. 440 yaw:
Nhraka. tlfr Panknn'n, Howard Roh.
ma, Icnnard Rail; Oklatinma, BarrrK,
"h.anv, Jan. Rmr(, Powlfn, MO yards:
Nebraska, Rail, Ohlr Bfavsr; Oklahoma,
Moody, Ohany, Barrfll, Royi. Mil: Ne
braska, Glenn Punk, Reaver. Two mils:
Nebraska, Glenn Funk. Howard Roberts.
120 yard htfns: Nebraska. I eon and
I .Inns Carroll, gianley Hsichl; Oklahoma.
Nelson Burke. Hewes, Builer. S20 yard
lows: Nebraska, Inus Carroll, Chapmnn,
Haiitht: Oklahoma, Nelson, Rurk, Ruller.
Tola vault: Nebraska. Sherman Cosarove:
Oklahoma, Burke, Hewes. Hlph Jimp: Ne
braska, Ray Toman, tester Mrtonald. u.
Martin: Oklahoma, Nelson, Burke. Remv.
Broad Jump: Nebraska, l.lnyd Cardwell,
Boh Warnke. Toman; Oklahoma, Ward,
Burke. sthot put : Nebraska. Owen
Rlst, Sam Francis: Oklahoma. Hewaa. Rey
nolds. Dlsrtis: Nebraska. Francis. Rlst.
McDonald: Oklahoma. Hemes. Reynolds.
Rurke. Javelin throw; Nebraska. Fred
Chambers. Francis. Toman; Oklahoma.
Kilgore, Hammond, Gunning.
PLANS MADE FOR
MANAGEMENT OF
NEW BOOK SHOP
(Continued from Page 1.)
Shurtleff stated.
Lorraine Htichcock is working
on elimination of the most objec
tionable feature pf the arrange
ment, disposal of out-of-date texts,
by corresponding with national
book exchanges in an effort to set
up a university exchange.
oiner members of the committee
who will report at the meeting are
Irving Hill, Irwin Ryan, Bonnie
Spanggard and Dick Fischer.
ELECTION STRIFE
SEEN AS FACTION
BREAKS RUMORED
(Continued from Page 1.)
ministration on the grounds of be
ing unconstitutional.
Both Progressive and Green Toca
leaders were more guarded on the
eve of filing deadline in their pre-
aicuon or tne outcome of next
Tuesday's battle at the polls, both
agreeing that the contest would be
close. Final settlement of the se
ceding Green Toga member's fate
was awarded as being a conse
quential factor in the outcome,
ELIGIBILITY RULES
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
(Continued from Page 1.)
deadline, which has been set at 5
o'clock Friday afternoon.
"It is unfortunate that this mix-
up concerning eligibility rules has
occurred," Fischer said. "As the
rules now stand, no exceptions
whatsoever can be made, and can
didates can save themselves con
siderable embarrassment and trou
ble by checking on their eligibility
before filing.
Offices for which filings will be
received until 5 o'clock today in
clude 25 student council positions
and 3 publication board posts. Fil
ings are to be made at the student
activities office in the coliseum In
person.
While no specific rules were
listed regarding eligibility of can
didates for publication board posi
tions, it was understood that ad
herence to the 12-27 rule would be
sufficient.
STUDENT LEADERS
SPEED UNION DRIVE
(Continued from Page l.t
everyone carry a petition around
with him constantly and keep try
ing to stimulate interest around
the campus.
"We have a good sendoff in this
project, Fischer declared. "Appli
cation for a student union build
ing will be the first application
ever turned into the PWA board by
me university, we nave me sanc
tion of the administration and we
are rapidly obtaining complete en
rollment of student support. We
are going down the home stretch.
and whether or not we obtain our
ends dates solely in the hands of
the student body.
Charles Bursik, a member of the
original union building committee,
stated, "The student uinon build
ing is closer to this campus than it
has ever been before. The archi
tects are now going over final
plans for the construction, and
complete student support is the
only remaining impetus necessary
to a realization of the project.
In the tabulation of the petitions
turned in up to date. Corinne Cau-
linn's team is leading in the num
ber of signatures obtained with
244 to its credit. Bursik's team is
second, and Don Shurtleff s group
is third. About 300 petitions are
still out, however, it was stated.
and
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