THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1936.
THE mil.Y NERRAPKAN
TIIRE'E
DEFENDERS LOSE
l INITIAL ROUND
Pi Kappa Alpha, Former 'B' Champs, Yield to Sigma
Nu; Close' Scores, Low Totals, Characterize
Openers in Both Classes.
'Intramural basketball players began a belated jn-nnram
the first of the second semester with the class A ca (festers
swinging into action Tuesday evening and tin class H flippers
inaugurating their schedule Wednesday. Play in elass A ad
vances into the second round Thursday evening.
Pi Kappa Alpha, defendingO
champions in class B, saw its forts of Cullen, who collected six
hopes for another cage title dim
as it fell before Sigma Nu in a
close 12-10 encounter. Another
league 3 contest found Alpha Tau
Omega eking out a narrow win
over Delta Sigma Lambda, due
' mainly to the goal gathering ef-
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February 3-8
TEMPLE THEATRE
Evenings at 7:30
Sat. Mat. at 2:30
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nf his tpam's nine noints. The Slg
ma Alpha F.psilon-Phi Delta Theta
contest completed league 3 com
petition with the S. A. E. brethren
compiling 18 points against the 10
belonging to the Phi Delta Theta.
Acacia and Beta Theta Pi en
gaged in a tight league 1 struggle
with the Betas emerging the vic
tors by a 7-6 margin, thus holding
the doubtful honor of the lowest
scoring game played. The other
league 1 conflict found the Farm
House handing the Phi Sigma
Kappa a 10-4 setback.
League 2 competition saw Alpha
Gamma Rho and Sigma Phi Epsi
lon emerge victorious, Alpha Gam
ma Rho with a clenrcut triumph
over Chi Phi. and Sigma Phi Ep-
K., vtoono nf an 11 .8 VirtOI'V
' QilUll 1 " HI ILI . .
at the expense of Kappa Sigma.
League 4 found Phi Psi winning
over Sigma Alpha Mu by the de
cisive margin of 33-2. Benton
swishing the nefc for eight points
to become high point man for .he
victors. Delta Tau Delta lolleced
two points for every one gathered
by E;dta Sigma Psi to corn? out
ahead, 12-6
No upsets occurred in clans A
competition, the titular defendant,
Phi Kappa Psl, coming thru with
a 22-5 decision over Kappa Sig
ma. Last year's chaSnpions had lit
tle trouble in finding the basket
and looked like a serious con
tender for the 1936 cage crown In
class A. The other league 1 en
gagement between Acacia and
Beta Theta PI resulted In a hotly
contested 29-21 triumph for the
yellow-clad Acacia flippers.
Alpha Gamma Rho got off to a
flying start with an easy 20-8 tri
umph over Chi Phi, at the same
time establishing Itself as the lead
ing contender for the league 2
title. Sigma Chi and Phi Sigma
Kappa tangled in a game marred
by fifteen fouls and prolonged Into
one extra period. Phi Sigma Kap
pa finally coming out with a 21-14
win.
Delta Tau Delta led the way in
league 3, marking up a 25-9 tri
umph over Alpha Sigma Phi. Pi
Kappa Alpha disposed of Phi Al
pha Delta In an 18-10 tussle.
League 4 found Sigma Alpha
Epsllon and Alpha Tau Omega
emerge victorious with wins over
Phi Delta Theta, 11-7, and Farm
House, 20-3. In league 5 Phi Gam
ma Delta romped off with a 47-4
victory over Sigma Alpha Mu,
while Beta Sigma Psl conquered
Delta Upsilon in a 13-8 encounter.
Assets of Temple university,
Philadelphia, have risen $6,000,000
in ten years.
A Harvard zoologist risked his
life to enter his burning home the
other day. He was after a set of
corrected exam papers.
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Side Shot Last Ten Seconds
Overtime Period Gives
Wesleyan 30-31 Win.
Nebraska's B quint lost a heart
breaker to Wesleyan in an over
time game Tuesday evening at the
Ag college court, the score stand
ing at 31 to 30 after a Plainsman
tallied a one handed side court
archer that slipped through the
net in the last ten seconds of the
thrilling game.
Coach Knight's Huskers failed
by a fraction of a second winning
the game when Lloyd Wampler.
Nebraska guard, heaved a long
one after the final gun barked,
ending the game and ruling the
last second shot void.
Nubbin stars included Hopt,
Wampler, and Jacobsen, who put
up a desperate fight in the last
canto trying to overcome Wes
leyan's constant lead. Wampler
won high scoring honors, tallying
five field goals and one charity
toss.
Kansas Capers
Top Conference
With A Losses
As five of the Big Sixers con
tinue to kick each other in the
shins, Kansas U. snuggles more
comfortably in the lap of the god
dess victory and chuckles. A more
two games gave the Big Six
scenery an entirely different land
scape last week as Oklahoma
knocked off Kansas State, Monday
evening and Kansas dumped Iowa
State Tuesday.
Kansas now stands without a
gravy stain on her vest and seem
ingly can come through with the
same tidiness, unless the Cornhus
kers do come through next week.
Chances of the Jayhawk losing
twice are few. however, thus damp
ening the flaming hopes nf Ne
braska, the only possible con
tender. The half nelson between Iowa's
Cyclones and the Missouri Tigers
was broken this week as a result
of the two conference entangle
ments. The Sooners vaulted into
third place, two notches higher
than their last week's location,
and Missouri no longer shares her
fourth place with Iowa. Kansas
State was already at the bottom
and could be no bottomer, thus
her loss chipped no Ice.
The only crucial test of the
week is the Tiger-Husker mix.
Should the Brownmen lose, the
vague possibility of a champion
ship duel would be obliterated.
BIG MX STANDING.
W I M't.
KlMII 4 II 1 (M'll
Nebraska S S .COO
League 1.
1. Acacia.
2. Beta Theta Pi.
i. Farm Houe.
4. Phi Sigma Kappa.
5. Sigma Chi.
6. Alpha Sigma Phi.
League 2.
1. Alpha Gamma Rho.
2. Chi Phi.
3. Kappa Sigma.
4. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
5. Zeta Beta Tau.
League 3.
1. Alpha Tau Omega.
2. Delta Sigma Lambda.
3. Phi Delta Theta.
4. Sigma Alpha fcpsilon.
5. Pi Kappa Alpha.
6. Sigma Nu.
League 4.
1. Beta Sigma Psl.
2. Delta Tau Delta.
3. Phi Kappa Psi.
4. Sigma Alpha Mu.
5. Tneta Xi.
OFFICE RELEASES
B TEAM SCHEDULE
22 Fraternities Filed for Competition in Second
Team Play; Pi Kappa Alpha, Defending
Champion, Strong Contender.
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ENGINEERS PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR FRIDAY
Chevrolet Motor Company
Gives Motion Picture
Convocation.
Members of the Engineers ex
ecutive board will present an All
Engineers convocation on Friday,
Feb. 4, at 4 o'clock in 206 of the
Mechanical Engineering building.
As many programs as possible are
sponsored each year by the board
in an attempt to hold the college
as one unit.
The Chevrolet Motor company
will present the program. Four mo
tion pictures entitled. "Hydraulic
Braking." "Shock-proofing," "Pro
cessing." and "Safe Roads" will be
shown by the company's presentation.
"It is hoped that as many en
gineering students as possibly can
will attend as the convocation is
an interesting, and educational
one," commented Ted Schroeder,
president of the beard.
Women with vulgar and uncouth
sounding voices are most likely to
succeed as radio speakers, says
Harvard's Dr. Gordon Allport and
Dr. Hadley Cantril of Columbia.
The University of Pennsylvania
has restored a 3 percent cut to its
teaching staff.
Liwv It lliwks w in coniini'liccil tln ir lunlle Jil
shim lust niuht constitute iinotlicr one 'l tin- record umisihi.
iiitrniiinnil cniii'iiians nith twenty-two fraternities ih-j .tcsciit
Pi Kappa Alplia, who lnll the throne last year, haw an:
I'ilcil for the ehaiiinioiishiii witli a strong iiggrcyat im.. Ki
side glances, however, many other O- -
fraternities will be in me oiuumg.
! Among the strong groups are hig
Alph, always a nou.se iuh oi nm
letic biawn; Phi Psi's. winner of
Class A last season; Sigma Nu,
who huve a bumper crop of new
athletes reaped this fall; and Aca
cia. Any man, save those out for A
team, frosh, or varsity basketball
may participate in the B division
providing that he has not previ
ously played on any A team. Alter
nately speaking, a player may
move from B to A at any time.
Games will not be postponed at
random and the authorities insist
that all managers have their teams
on the scheduled court punctually.
The schedule as made out in a
similar manner to Class A slate:
i t'll, it.
7..M p. ni.. rio'ii" 1 Anna v. Be in
TIumm n.
7;'M) p. in.. Kloor
Phi Simu nppi
7:00 p. m . I
A!')m SiBirm Plii.
7:2i n. m.. Klivjr 1 Kappa Sife'iiin vs.
Sllima Hii Eplnn.
7:20 p. m., Fltwr 2 Alpha Gamma P.h"
vs Chi Phi.
7:2i) p. m.. Fluor 3 Alpha Tau Uineisa
HUSKER MERMEN MEET
MINNESOTA ON FRIDAY
Swimmers Seek Revenge on Gophers, Only Team
W;nning Over Them During Past Year, When They
Engage in First Seasonal Meet.
"Revenge" will be the watch
word of the Husker swimmers
when they engage in the first meet
of the season with the Gophers of
Minnesota, Friday, Feb. 7, at Lin
coln. The Minnesotans gave the Corn
huskers their only setback last
year, winning by the close score of
40 to 33. Last year the Nebias
kans were Big Six champions.
Minnesota is given the edge
again this year, tho this is the
first meet for both teams. Sick
ness and ineligibility have greatly
reduced the Huskers' chances, as
two of Nebraska's ace swimmers,
Jim Pixley, Big Six record holder
in the 440 free style splash, and
Reed Smith, Big Six champion in
the breast stroke, were unable to
return to school this year. As a
result of sickness, four of Coach
Minor's best hopes have been un
able to practice regularly, tho they
will probably see action next Fri
day. Pete Hagelin, distance man;
Bob Thornton, breast stroker; John
Krause, distance man, and Glyndon
I.yiHte, Blx Six record holder in
the 50. 100 and 220 yard dashes,
are among those hit by the injury
Jinx.
Gopher Proipects Fine.
On the other hand. Coach Niels
Thorpe of Minnesota describes the
prospects for his Gophers as "the
best in many yean." He has rea
son for his enthusiasm. Four let-
terroen and five reserves are bacK
from last season to form the !
nucleus for the JB38 squad. Added
to this group are 18 promising:
sophomores, two of them holding
records in state high school swim
competition.
Nebraska will have the best
chance in the medley relay, ac
cording to Coach Jack Minor. The
50 and 100 yard dashes should be
close contests between Glyndon
Lynde and Rex Hudson, Minnesota
soph who holds Minnesota high
school records in the 40 and 50
yard dashes. He hopes for little in
the back stroke or distance Fwims.
Nebraska Representatives.
Nebraska will be represented in
this meet by Jack Barry, Pete
Hagelin. Warren Calland and
cither Douglas Doit or John
Krause in the 440 yard relay; Bob
Gibbons and Bob Thornton in the
200 yard breast stroke; Jack Ga
vin and Ralph Ludwick in the 150
yard back stroke; Glyndon Lynde
and Thornton in the 50 yard free
style; Krause and Hagelin in the
440 yard free style; Lynde and
either Calland or Barry in the 100
vard dash: Barry and Krause in
the 220 free style; Harry Kuklin
and Kelvin Dealing will dive, and
in the 300 yard medley will be
Thornton, breast stroke; Hagelin,
back stroke, and Lynde, crawl.
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FIRS! BARB MAPLES
SER!ESDATE SET L ;
Nebraska-South Dakota Tilt
Causes Rearrangement
Of Schedule.
2 Fhrm House Vi
Flmir 3 Hirttih Chi vs
Pfi
v In KltftllH um inn.
8:20 p. m.. Floor 1 -Phi PHIa Theta
v. SmniH Alpha Kpsilun
S:2n p. m., Floor 2 I'l Ku-p-i Alpha
vk. Sigma Nu.
S:20 o. m . Fli.nr 3 Phi Kappa ri v.
bilnia Aljiha Nu.
a:3 P. m . Floor 1 Beta mitnut
vs. Delta Tau Duth.
Kfb. li.
7 fii p in.. Floor 1 Signca Alpha Mu
Vf. Theta XI. ,
7:0 p. m., Fioor 2 Delta Tau Delta
vs. Phi Kappa Pl.
";iju p. m.. Floor 3 Delta Sigma Lamli
da v PI Kappa Alpha.
7:20 p. m.. Floor i SiKma Aipha Ep
silon v. Sltma Nu.
7:20 p. m.. Floor 2 Alpha Tau Omena
vf Phi Delta Theta.
7:20 p. m.. Floor 3 Chi Phi vs. kappa
S's'20 p. m . Floor 1 Emma Phi Kpulon
vs. zeta ueia lau.
8:20 p. m.. Floor 2 Beta Theta
SiKma Cm.
S:2o P. m . Floor 3 Phi 6:Fma
vs. Alpha Siima PW.
-40 D. m.. Floor 1 Acacia vs.
HOU"- Feb. II.
Phi ftc-
Pl vs
Kappa
Farm
Fioor 1 Acacia vs.
Floor 2 Farm House
7.00 p. m.,
ma Kappa.
7 :00 P. i
S)7n?io phm.. Floor 3-Beta Theta Pi vs.
A'7Ph20 pFma,PF!oor 1-Chl Ph. vs. EUm.
Phi KpKilon.
7:20 p. m.. Floor 2 Alpha Gamma P.ho
vs. Zeta Beta Tau. '
7:20 p. m... noor 3 Delta Tau Delta
vs. Sicma Alpha iu.
8:20 p. m., Floor 1 Beta Sigma Psi vs.
Theta Xi.
8:20 p. m.. Floor 2 Dlt Sigma Lamb
da vs. Sigma Nu.
8.20 p. in.. Fioor 3-rhi Drlia Theta
vs. PI Kappa Alrha.
8:40 p. m.. floor 1 Alrha Tau omega
vs. S.gma Alpha F.psilon.
Feb. I.
7:00 p. m . Floor 1 Alpha Tau Omena
vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
7:00 p. m., Fioor 3. Delta Sigma Lamb
da vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
7:20 p m., Fioor 1 Beta Sigma P?i vs.
SiKma Alpha Mu.
7:20 p. m. Floor 2 Phi Kappa Pn v.
Theia Xi.
7:20 p rr . Floor 3 Beta Theta Pi vs
Phi Sigma Kappa.
8 20 ?. m.. Fioor 1 Farm House vs.
Aipha Sigma Phi.
8.20 p. m.. Floor 2 Acacia v. S.trr.a
Chi.
6-20 p. m . Floor 3 Alpha Gamma P.ho
-f. Sigma Phi Kpsilon.
8:40 p. m , Floor 1 Kappa S gma v
Zeta Beta Tau
Feb. Hi.
T;(Ki p. m.. Flfior 1 Alpha Gamma Rho
vs. Kappa Sigma.
7:00 p. m.. Floor 2 Zeta Bet Tau vf.
Chi Phi.
7:0(1 p. m.. Fioor Z Farm House vs
Beta Trie' a PI
7:20 p. m . Floor 1 Phi S.gma Kappa
vs. Sgma Chi.
7:2" P m., Fioor 2-Acai ia vs. Alpha
Sigma Phi.
7:20 i m . Floor 3 Beta hicma Psl
vs. Phi Kappa Psi.
8-20 p. m.. Floor 1 Delta Tau Delta
vs Theta Xi.
8 20 p m.. Floor 2 Delta Sigma Lamb
da vs. Phi Delia Theta.
8:20 p. m.. Floor i Sigma Alpha r p
silon vs. Pi Kappa Alpha
8 40 p. m., Floor j Alpha Tau Omega
vs. Sigma Nu.
Approval of a fund of Sl.9fc3.00Q
for radio education ha been given
by President Roosevelt.
Middlebury college will Join
other schools In dropping Latin
and math as entrance requirements.
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Because of unforeseen conflicts,
the first series of barb basketball
pami'.i will be held t r.me laten
date to be announced by officials
of the intra-murals department.
The pames, originally schedule:!
for Feb. 3. were called off on ac
count of the Nebraska-South Da
kota game.
Barb basketball tournament i.1
composcd of four leagues: Leagua
one, Bristols, Panthers, A. C. B. C,
Bruner club: leaKue two. Top Hats,
Bluejays, Clippers No. 2, Ag Cafe
teria; league three. Y. M. C. A.,
Ramblers, Stratford. Richards and
Smiley: league four, Clippers 1,
Barbarians. Pal club, Hillyer club.
Two series of games with tha
exception of the postponed group
are as follows:
Feb. lu.
7 p. m., floor l: flimiers 1 vs. Pal cluic
7 p. m.. Iioor 2' Barbarian vs. Hillyer
c uh. 7 p. in., Hour 3: V. M. C. A. vs.
Stratford -iut.. 7:20 p. m.. door 1: Ram
l.lers vs. Richards and Smiley. 7:2l p. m.,
floor '1: lop Hats vs. Clippers 2. 7:20 p.
m.. flour 3: Blue.iays vs. Ag Cafeteria,
s 2" p m., fior-r 1: Bristols vs. A. C. B. C.
R 2n p. m., floor 2: runthers vs. Bruner
i lull.
I'eb. 17.
7 p. m.. floor 1: Top Hats vs. Alt Cafe,
term. 7 p. m.. lioi.r 2: Biue.ias vs. Clip
pers 2. 7 p. m.. floor 3: V. M. C. A. .
Richards and Smilev. 7:20 p. m.. floor 1:
Ranibieis vs. Stratford club. 7:20 p. m..
floor 2: Bristols vr. Brunei' club. 7.2'1
p m.. f oor ": Pantbers vs. A. c. b
x-2h p. m., floor 1: Clippers
(!uh. S:20 p.
Pal cluo.
Hillyer
floor 2: Barbarians vs.
Carnival IJeports Feature
Of W.A.A. Couiiril Meet
Members of the W. A. A. council
will report on work done in connec
tion with the ice carnival at the
first meeting of the second semes
ter to be held Thursday at 5 o'clock
in the organization's loom in Grani
Memorial hall. Elizabeth Bushu .
president of the W. A. A . an
nounced that business for the se :
ond semester would be tclu-n l ;.
at the meeting.
The University of Alabka 1
been closed because of a sa:
fever epidemic.
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