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Leadership; Groves High
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Only a.-- :i "matter f formality
need the Big Six basketball con
ference continue into its final
week. Only two games remain and
no matter who hokls the trumps
the upper brackets ot the statistic
box will still remain the .me a-
above. The only possible change is
that if Mi.zou i.rprDba'.)ly drops
both of her engagements, she will
sink to the utmost cellar. Kansas
drew the strings on the bag that
contains the crown last week by
soundly whipping the only slight
contender, Nebiaska 43 to 'M.
Just as the Jays are substan
tially seated in the drivers seat,
so is Nebraska seated in second.
No one can dispossess the Hu.sk
er five.
Fate for Huskers.
There was doubt as to the poten
tiality of Allen's men until last
week end. On that fateful date,
fateful for the Cornhuskers, Kan
sas functioned in well oiied Mrin
and took the Scarlet tem into the
hand that had been causing other
Big Sixers so much concernment,
thus eliminating that doubt.
The fast break which has been
spreading in fame like oil on the
pavement, was still tast but Lhe
Brownemen could get no break.
Ebling with his never miss habit
worried everyone concerned, as
did little Milt A Hen, the coach's
son. with his deadly passes. The
lattei's reputation has always
been that he ia well drilled in fun
damentals and after his appear
ance here in Lincoln, there was
no room for argument among the
Nebraskans. To him perhaps goes
the title of the longest and simul
taneously the mo.-t accurate
bounce passer on the boards.
With Nebraska, supposedly su
perior to at least four of the Eig
Half Dozen going down to sucn
an undisputed defeat, there seems
little hopes for either Missouri or
Oklahoma. And though fans are
quite conscious of the facts, they
will no doubt hope for the success
of the under canine.
First Year.
i This year is the first year that
I Husker tans considered a cage
J game by their alma mater su
I perior to a pan of home made
j fudge, for during the past two
I seasons there was almost an aud
ible echo as the players marched
the ball down the floor. But this
year the leaf was turned over and
a record breaking mob of 7,000
turned out though they could not
cheer their favorites on to victory
against Kansas.
Prosperity was enjoyed not
i only by the quint, but also by their
j guiding hand, V. H. Browne.
: Brownie has worked under dark
' skies for two seasons, but this
year he feels amply compensated
as he comes to the surface with
a powerful '36 five and prospect
for a still more powerful '37 clan.
In Big Six scoring annals Frank
Groves, Kaggie pivot man, scaled
several of 'his competitors to seat
himsell on top. During last week's
action lie set a new conference
scoring record with 128 points Tor
lhe season of ten games.
It is common conjecture that
Ray Kllmg, liie K. V, forward
flash, will soon displace Groves
and be the unchallenged scorer
, just as ne was last year. The in
' terestin duel that he has enjoyed
all season with George Wahlquist
is no more since Wahlquist played
his last varsity scheduled game of
a thiee year career last Friday.
GRIM REAPER TAKES BIGGER
TOLL FROM HIGHWAYS IN '35
I NUMBER OF I PER PERSONS PER I PERSONS PER
ACCIDENTS I CENT j KILLED CENT INJURED CENT
COLLISION WITH:!
Pedestrian I 297,610 i 36.0 16,030 44.4 I 276,640 j 30.9
Automobile 374,490 45.3 8,900 24.0 4r,0,320 50.3
Horsedrawn veh.j 4,960 .6 140 .4 0,370 6
Railroad train 4,960 .6 1,440 4.0 4,4t0 j 5
Street car 13,230 1.6 310 j .9 i 11.640 1.3
Other vehicle 8,270 1.0 250 .7 j 8.060 , .9
Fixed object 53,730 6.5 4,080 ! 11.3 ; 64.4G0 j 7.2
Bicycle j 19,840 2.4 580 1.6 j 17,910 j 2.0
Non-collision 47,120 j 5.7 4.290 j 11.9 53,720 j 6.0
Miscellaneous 2,480 -3 80 j .2 2,680 j .3
TOTAL 826,690 j 100.0 36.100 j 100.0 895,280 100.0
CYCLONES SEEK TIE
j I OK FOLKTll PLACE
I AMF.S. Iowa, March 3 A tie
! for fourth place in the final Big
Six conference standings and a
season's record of 8 wins and 8
losses is the reward to the Iowa
! State College basketball quintet if
j it can defeat the University of
: Missouri five in the lmal game of
the season in Columbia, Wednes
day night.
Missouri claims to be in better
shape than when the Tigers spilled
the Cyclones 33 to 29 in Ames sev
eral weeks ago, while Coach Louis
Menze feels his Cyclone charges
played one oi their best games of
the year against Drake last week.
The same starting lineup that
has been used in the last two
games will take the floor for Iowa
State at Columbia. The veteran
Jacks Cowen and Fleniming, will
be used at forwards; Thomson, at
center; and Perkins and Johnson
at guards. Gibson,
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TYPES OF ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED IN 1935
America's shameful record on streets and highways In 1935 was both worse and better than the year
before. Worse, because deaths increased by around one per cent from 35.769 in 1934 (excluding 332 mo
itorcvcle fatalities) to 36,100.
Better, because gains of five and six per cent in car registrations and gasoline consumption respec
tively normally would result in a more pronounced increase in deaths. Daily O'Collegian,
Middlebury college will join
other schools in dropping Latin
and math as entrance requirements.
Purdue's charter stipulates that
there be on the board of regents
"one farmer, one woman, and one
person of good moral character."
Probably the oldest coed in the
country is a woman candidate for
a master's degree in archaeology
at Brown. She is 81.
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THERE'S AN OLD
COLLEGE SAYING
that it's a great life if
you don't weaken! The
demands on time and
strength are endless.
Digestive upsets are
a frequent result! So
smoke Camels for the
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Smoking Camel Cigarettes Aids in Assuring
Natural Digestive Action
"Hurry hurry-hurry" seems to be
the order of the day. People get
caught in the lockstep of modern
life. Tension finds the weak spot,
often digestion. Smoking
Camels improves digestion .. . wards
off the consequences of hurried,
nervous living. Camels gently stimu
late digestive action. They promote
the feeling of well-bting and good
cheer so necessary to the proper as
similation of food.
In a word, Camels set you right!
And, in smoking Camels for diges
tion's sake, you may enter a whole
new world of smoking pleasure.
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It's often a struggle forF. B.
Fowler on Star Route No.
1392, Maine. ' It's eat-and-run
with me," he says, "but
I always top off with Camels.
Camels are good for di
gestion help along the
natural processes and cer
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Chicago. Here the fragrant, delicate smoke
of Camels rises while Erik, famous maitre
d' hotel, watches alertly over all to tee that
no wish goes unsatisfied. "So many of our
guests smoke Camels," Erik says, "for they
have found that choice tobaccos add to the
pleasure of the meal Camels are tremen
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HARD HITTER. Jane Sharp,
tennis champion, plays a
sma.ihing game that carries
her to the limits of exhaus
tion often makes digestion
a real problem. "Smoking
Camels," she says, "makes
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to digest my meal. And
Camels taste grand!"
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