Ha ra lis a k
Tovas ltnnw
Payoff Plan
Down Dana X.
CM
TJK T I II , " - m V.m H T...
By Ed Steevcs.
A ft pr eight years nt Nebraska
Mrictly opposed to "athletic aims,"
Coach D. X. Bible is bring forced
to "broaden" his mind a little on
the subject of subsidizing at Texas
If. The school has always upheld
the practice of paving athletes as
a cleanly sin, if any. Bible, how
ever, has set his jaw until the only
words he now drawls are that he is
opposed to subsidization.
Not intending to appear too dis
agreeable, the little bald man has
proposed his own plan of milder
payment of athietes; one that ap
peases the desires of the school
nnd one that soothes his own con
science. We learn from the "Daily Tex
an" (The first college daily In
the louth) that the ex-ctudents'
council heartily endorses the lit
tle colonel's athletic proposals.
The conclave, however, with D.
X. presiding, persisted thruout
the day last Saturday. In the
end, former grid prof had them
all in the aisles shouting "hear,
hear'' and other such gutterals
of acclaim.
His plan runs .leproxirnately
as follows: (a), employment to
each "worthy athlete," ib, pay
would be 50c per hour, tc), ath
letes, "worthy athletes" would
work sixty minutes per hour.
By this proi-al v.e arc glad to
sec that Bible has not forgotten
what he taught us about the up
and up. He still clings like a
drowning man that goo 1 football
teams can be built without fim
mortaring a foundation of silver.
His convictions, for the pirs.nt at
least must lie in a dormant stage,
for the Longhoins .-.re used to the
"mammi. buy me that." policy.
The little colonel has been
plenty busy the last few d.iys in
buttering his Texas bread with
the doctrines thct an athlete
should be a "uceful ndjurct to
the business of setting an educa
tion that will prepare the players
to be useful citizens." It is a new
course at Texas.
a
Those words by famed of final
Krnie Quigley ,!ie as famed i.s
those of "Give Mo Libi'ly ot the
Post" and all the rest. Quigley
with the bouncing boc-om and the
.. 5 r.TVi fBiSU 3
l( SAY. JACK. I
illTHOL'GHT CHRISTMAS
4 WAS IN DECEMBER.
YOU MtAN I ;i
THIS NtiV ,-3
PIPE? f1
2 '
y 3?
R.ICHT! HCAC
YOU GET IT?
1 saved enough
money sm0kin3
Ieccevvcrthjf.
1 -rr G. iv it
i
p
t
'
CI
.
. ; c
CAUSE THFRES NO
mti ' J
IN YOUR COLLECE COLORS
H muL aniaring ifl-r
of a MM ICnicli-li I ? p''
l olilin; I'mirh in l( i l"lll
villi Hulilirrizrtl l-inrr for
iitily 0 and fii: vrapprr
In prr-iindf H lolrj l.ilj;i--voi-lli
Jr. Srnil tin- iii!-ilr
vliili- purallin rapp r and
Your dime tngrllit-r vilh
the roupon (or print Your
name, -olli-:e ami adilrcf.8
on the wrapper) anil c
v ill send your pouch. Only
one to a customer.
SPECIAL
CFFER
a n D :.l J .
i
I
I
I
Caclovrd fiarl 10r and om iaiH hli
pt" wrapper frnn a tia f Hg-orth
Jr., lor birb od m 1 -OO valu ilk
laharropaura la my college colon. iHtum
I print.)
I
I
AddTMS-
citr
I conri.r..
Q
mm
R'f HOW 1
y COME? I
. ( ,! THE HEEL. ITS GREAT !
mm u
Li i iimn in ii.n in ir n tmi,
J
WEDNESDAY. FKBKLAHY 10. 1937.
gruff voice 'has been both booed i
ami wooed by Husker fans. At !
the athletic contents they hiss him,
but in their hearts they love him.
Hi; in a show nil in himself when
he dives into a pile of griddcis
f ' .-VI
iV Sir i - i
- From T!v l.iik"
E. C. Quijiey.
Ik fore the last man is duvn or
when he bellows at a caper tlie
lcn.cll'. of t!ic lourt.
'Vou ear.'t c'o Unt!"
At the end ul the current base
ball season Kinie Wui:;ley was
called into the otfices of the Xa
t nal circuit and told that he
would i.ir.p no u'.oix- big liaue
garr.es. His service as a diamond
olfu ial ftrcttlies nvcr a t'.vi r.ty
i:ve year period, lii.-s Utyolf. how
ever. Was far t:om ilcii.-fiatory.
tor the officials ci'!iii;v.:ed that he
would ho ch:i::n.fin of all big
kvpur unios. I:i tins opacity the
licliuwins Irishman will tcur the
cor.;, try j'jduin: th- r.iriit of ti-.e
active limps, and also re ruit iii.i
new or.ts U om the s;twi lots. He
will remain active in oar.ki thall
and football ccrj itt his inactivity
in baseball.
The Quiiley floor s'iow has
developed into a double feature
since hi? son Hcr.ry "Hcinic"
Quigley ha: donned the Zebra
colors. The youth used the same
gruff, but effective tactics as
his father, much to the joy of
all fans.
4
for a couple of yearj now we
have had to take the word of
a fluent tonued radio commen
t itor for the effectiveness ot the
fistic bombs ot Joe lxuis. the
somber bomber. T!a-y tell us he is
a "persimmon pu.-r." when he
boxes: that be .-hied:", hi? r.ppo
n nts: that ymi can't s?i? his fists
travel in punching. We have never
duu'.ted these statenv.T.ts. but
never! "neles;-- v.c will be light on
the front row with lrsty lungs
whf-n Joe barns'.orr.io Omaha Feb
ruary V..
As yet h;.- opponent lias not
In en announced, but chances are
07-0 that it will ne a setup.
The Minnesota Paily t-lis us
th?t "Touprhi" Klah" Flasmk is
f.'aied by the Viking las.lers He
is so toiijrh. they say. that lir. tias
to vie with the Omah:i i'i"; tor
woikouts. Maybe he have some
thing' over in Hu.'ktr ma'.l.ml
that should he reccciii.e-d.
AWS BOARD LISTS
COMMITTEES FOP.
37 COED FOLLIES
i. Continued from Paga- l.i !
spotlight d reition. Earhar ?el- '
kek. and lict 1ji-.ss.-J (Jirl ar-
rangi lnents. Klsie Euxn.aii. 1
Friday Deadline.
In HtiiiouiK ir.;' the follies mm
mittee". Miss Cheniey re-cmpha- -sized
the iait th U plans for kit
entiics iiu:st be submitted by or-'
ganized houses at Mrs. W estovers 1
desk in Ellen Smith hail by 5!
o'clock Fn-lay. Feb. 12. She alro,
stres?ed thr- fatt that skits will be :
limited to five min-Jte.i in the pro-I
durtion this year, ani thit sp-1
cial attention should be paid to '
this factor in completing details,
for the acts. Name's of directors j
of the vamus acts must be sub
mitted with the skit summaries. I
Names of candidates for the
honor of r,est Drc.-:ed gr.'l an-i
six s'.yle show nominees from each
house must also be har.-led in at
Mrs. Westover's des't by o o'clock j
Friday, Miss ("hen.'-y commented. .
Practice Males lletler
Scores
(SdwL Jodai
Lincoln
Bowling
Parlors
236 No. 12 St.
CARIETEEDSM
at mmm to stay
IN CLOSE CAGE PiACE
Twice-Defeated Huskers
Face Tough Rival
In Sooners.
Should the speeding, aecond
vankinj? Oklahonians thwart the
Huskers' resolved hid for titular
honors Friday, Nebraska would
be definitely out of the Big Six
struggle. Kansas is now enjoying
the atmosphere of top place with
a clean bib. Oklahoma has been
dumped once and Nebraska twic1.
Three defeats would mean Sl
beiia for Nebraska. Oklahoma,
Friday's foe. looms as the only
apt possibility to exile the Hus-
It A 1. . J 1 1
kits, nna ims nay ucpniu..
lv upon breaks, fitness and the
like.
Huskers at Full Strength.
The Husker. who have at times,
been prone to be world-beaters.
navt tholr full .Ironttl, this wk I
iat center, and Bob Parsons -.
Harry Sorcnsen nt guards is
! Coach Browne's clickinjir pick.
Against Iowa State. Ohio State
iand several other examples, the
. Huskers fairly ignited the maples
INDIVIDUAL SCORING BIG SIX CONFERENCE GAMES.
Including Gime cf Fen. 2. '.937.
I' In.li.-atr? more than one pluver iif-l Ht rank m-liened '
lime 111. Mile. MlS'il. Prt. Ff. T
1 Kleinniinc f. I S
2 Burns f K. S. C
3 I ;. c. K. S. C
4 M.irtin s. 011
5 Klim.'k f. K S. C
fi R-iters f. K. f
ii ronroiloy I. Okl
l'.ir'-ns f. .Vnt
'.i l'i;i!ie B. K 1'
l-i Blahnik g. I.
1 1 Rr..vn r. M-
12 S imii!i e. Neb
' 13 NV.Me v. K. U
13 B .ker f. Xel.
15 ;iiuniTis f-r. Okl
lrt R .ffhiau f. I. S. C. . 3
17 Amen f. N'-.
lv SiMniiill f, K. V
Ki Kh:usli c. Net'
20 Beer l-c. M
"21 Oirrell -f. M-i
21 Breileli.ift p. Mo
23 i!huu.-f n r. K. I". ...
23 Ve?en c-f. K. S. C. ...
23 F.eiiiy c. Okl
'23 Hpikkt; f-c. Mo
23 Tnriii p. M-i
2h N'e'dy. okl
29 Keirscv g. Mo
2-3 F-r-le g. I. S
il Prhienmann f. K. S. C.
32 Th,iimpr.ii r. 1. S. C. ...
S3 Cnl-in f. M-i
:-'4 Nel.on r. Okl
35 H-.llirlay f. K V
'.Li PrrTkfiel.i c. Mo
33 Hatficl-i p. Mo
3 Cievelanrl f. K. P. C. ...
3 Duiand. K. I"
21 CVrh? f. K. L".
35 Shock p. .'h
33 Baxter r. Net-
"9 Kovanria I. NVb
39 Str-m f. M.-
3:t I'oj.penhcii.-e p. K. S. . .
33 Miller p. K. S C
39 Thoin. p. Okl
4s HHle f. Neb
49 Kramer f. K. S. C
43 Otte f-p. Okl
SI Fulton f. K ?. C
M Werner f. Neb
53 .i-.linKor, p. I. .5. C
54 riolumiuin c. Neb
c-.lay f. K V
H- iinuinn. I S. C
M- r- er p. Mo
Mellon r eikl
Flavins, but n-.t fipurinp in the jrorinp: Fupilt. Kappelman. l.utton fcin
WVirtne'r. Knsac; Elliott nnl ilrimni. Nebraska: Van Hoozer. Ml.-souri: Dreier
mi-! Kill-'pj Kai..a S'ale: Perkins and Ru.hmore. Iowa Stat.
T-tali. 345 15 14ii 254 fcT5
Free Tliro Defem-e
n- 1 p t. ills Mil Mod F't. Ff Pi.". (1 Ft. Cam av. Ratio
Ki.--a" 4 -1 iKi-i 5-1 33 22 .Win 3n lfi9 129 33 23-25.75 1.25
iklali-.nvi 3 I .Him 53 35 15 .714 41 13 15S 35.5 -33. fj 1 ."'7
r-l.i.i"k:i 3 2 .H-i 7'i 3-1 3-1 .5tm 53 2-x 154 34.i-31 11"
li--.-iii 2 2 ..Vl 41 31 2-1 6--S 4 145 177 29.75-33.75 .5
;,n 1 4 .2 " 79 25 25 .Jim 4ii 13 192 3-i -3 4 .95
,.nM J 4 . tfl 49 31 35 .477 3U 155 195 32.25-39.75 .U
Total.- 345 15 146 .55S 254 S75 475
SMALL TURNOUT DRILLS;
FOR DUAL MEET WITH !
Few Husker Indoor Runners
Report to Schulte; j
Frosh Look Good. I
Fretting over the small turn
outs for practice, Coach Henry
Schulte is pushing his indoor
tiackmen thru some of the most
exacting workouts that they havt
had for many years. From Law
rence. Mentor Bill Harglss brings
his troupe of Kansas Jayhawks
here for a dual against the Husk
ers Feb. 20.
The results of Monday's tri
color meet pleased the genial
coach quite highly. Altho most of
the tri-rolor participants are still
in their freshman year, the vet
eran pedagogue is looking at these
meets with the good intention of
finding potential condidates for
next year's outfit. Coach Schulte
has scheduled the next tri-color
contest for Feb. 23.
Yesterday's rehearsals attracted
a moderate number of runners,
about 15 of them turning out for
light workouts. Sam Francis.
Bij Six indoor shot put champion,
wint thru his paces in a cursory
manner. In last Saturday's var
sity and freshman tryouti. the ail
American fullback shoved the
HAVE YOU TRIED THE
Sandwicbei Salads
5c and 10c
Variety of Dinners
15c to 30c at
STUDENT LUNCH
1227 R St.
THE DAILY
and tempered the hoops, but
against some other quints they
were not so impressive.
Sooners Take First Game.
The same is true of the Soon
ers, who have scalped Nebraska
once this season by three points.
In two engagements during the
past week, Coach McDermotl's
men won a listless battle from
Missouri to stay on the second
rung, but dropped one to the Ok
lahoma Aggies. Previously in the
season the Sooners snared a vic
tory from the A. & M.
Against the Tigers. Oklahoma
rallied in the last minutes of the
game after myriads of badly
tiling passes and shots Gunning,
hot shot of the team, has neen sin-
TOme of the came ill effects
j " ;
n.1 L ai uviiio , . v v iik .......
Evenly Matched.
By comparison of the two teams,
' ' rtg tlian
,,.,,
SSSSS
thw parr
, N "k. f".-
j ',;;(.r ' i
Amm
J.;'; ';;;;;;; g ;;
1 rrson3 g . . . .
Oki.'-h.-'ma
. . . . Nerrtv
Gtinnini;
Rmy
Nelfun
Ave.
15
13
12. S
12.5
11. t
(i.
M.
s
.75
- 25
S.
7 '
5.75
b 33
5 'i
3 . 75
3
3.5
3.25
3.25
3.
3 .
3.
3'
2 67
2.5
2 5
2.25
1 75
1 .7
1 . 25
1 25
1 . 25
1
s
,'5
. 75
.li7
67
5
.4
1 IS 24 IS
j K- :i .4i- 3
;v s ii .444 7
4 2" 1" 4 .714 :'.
5 24 ! o
4 is ', 4 .'' 7
4 11 11 7.17
5 15 II 3 '
4 13 V '- .'its
4 14 5 7 417 3
4 11 in 2 .33 h
5 35 r! 4 1')
4 i S .T?h 7
14 2 ti .2.--I s
4 M 3 2 I'1
-I 0 3 mm 7
12 2 .". .2-.S 7
14 7" I'11"1 -
7 4 .'. 441 !
4 ii 2 1 .'67
4 5 3 2 4
4 o 2 4
4 S 2 7 .222 1
4 ii I- l ... '
4 5 2 .V"
4 4 4 3 .?-71 4
3 n 1 .ii- 4
3 4 O 0 .... 4
4 2 6 2 .7.i'i 4
4 42 .n'Vi I"
4 4 11 .50" 5
4 4 J 1 .'"" fi
4-311 ."" 1
3 i 3 o y 3
4 2 1 2 333 S
4 2 13 .25-1
4 2 J i! 333 3
ft 1 4 4 .VJ 4
4 2 O i' 1
2 1 0 II . "
2 10 1 i"""' -2
1 il 1 .nl'i 1
4 2 0 4 .'""I 4
J ii ii .... 2
2 I il ii . 2
2 I ii 2 ." 4
4 1 2 U H't H
5 1 2 1 fi"7 3
4 110 lOmi 4
4 110 1'-I 2
3 1 0 o 3
3 1 0 0 'I
4 1 i 5 .iii ii
:, i n ii 4
1 ii i) l .iihi i
2 M 0 2 J-"i 1
1 II 0 n 1
2-101 .'"'"1 2
!n
2-i
1.4
.'Ml
44
32
3-i
24
3 1
23
IN
13
IS
14
13
13
12
12
12
12
1",
li
in
H
S
Coach Schulte Asks for
More Tri-Color Runners
His first call for tri-color
track candidates having re
ceived a mild reception, Coach
Henry Schulte is again in the
market for candidates for these
meets. If you have some track
ability, do not hesitate to report
to Preceptor Schulte or any of
his assistants, Harold Petz and
Ed Weir, In the south dressing
room of the east stadium. You
do not have to be an Owens or
a Metcalfe in order to come out
for trl-color meets.
shot nearly 48 feet. During a j
post-Olympic tour last summer.
Jsam attained a record or better
than 50 feet. Fred Shirey, Corn
husker football tackle and Fran
cis' shot put understudy, put in
his appearance yesterday.
Les Pankonin. veteran 410 yard
runner, and Beverly Ott, fresh
man from San Fernando, Calif.,
raced each other for one lap with
the former winning with a time of
28.9. Still jinxed by an injured
knee. "Wild Hoss" Cardwell ia still
among the missing track notables
at the Husker camp.
KOSMET KLUB TO CLOSE
SONG CONTEST FEB, 15
Shellenberg, Bradley, Pipal,
Leininger Will Judge
Music Auditions.
The deadline for entering songs
in the Kosmet Klub ten dollar
sor. writing contest was set at
Friday, Feb. 15. it was decided at
a meeting of the Klub Tuesday
afternoon, according to President
Bob Shellenberg.
A committee composed of Shel
lenberg, Vance Leininger. George
Pipal and Ted Bradley, will hold
auditions next week at the Tem
ple Theater to select the winning
song. The song chosen will be ,
featured in the Kosmet Klub
spring show. i
NERKASKAN
SHJMA ALPHA Ml
TEAM TAKES D. IT.
IN H ANDHALL TILT
Greek handball artists have
swung into action with sixteen
teams already having crossed
off the Initial round of play.
The pairings are of the elimina
tion type with the loser of each
contest being dropped from fur
ther competition.
Sigma Alpha Mu striving for
Its third consecutive title
dropped the Delta Upsilon lads
In winning their Initial start.
The Sammies have probably the
most adept aggregation of wall
artists on the campus and are
slated to repeat their previous
year's performance. Other re
sults: .M i Brlii Tun on ovfr Alpha Cnni
nm Ithti.
I'.M.i Thrtit I'l rtrnppnl Slenm Nil.
I'l Kanp.i Alphii ilelralirt llir I'M
(inntrnn loMn.
Micnui Alpha r.i.lln I'nrni
I'hl Mima huppa nun Ironi I' hi Kiil
la I'.i.
Mrmi I'hl Kinllon won from lirla
riittm.-i rl.
Mcnia C hi on from Thrla l.
Huskers Seek First Win
Of Season After Two
Losses, One Tie.
riea?ed by the pood showing
made against Minnesota last Sat
urday, Coach Jerry Adams
srooined his wrestlers for the crm
iii meet with Missouri nt Co
lumbia, Friday. Last year when
the TiRers came to Lincoln they
wore forced to take a 17-11 defeat.
The Huskers will be seekinfr their
first win of th season, having
been defeated by Kansas State and
Minnesota, and tied by Iowa Slate.
The Knight brothers. Jim and
Milburn. continue to head the
scoring: list, having amassed
eleven po.nts each since the first
of the season. They have won
three events in as many starts and
have already earned their major
letters. According to Coach Adams,
it has been a long time since a
wrestler has won his letter in the
first three meets of the season.
Standings of the other members of
the team show Bill Luke, Flash
Flasnick and Dutch Simons all
tied with three points apiece.
Only two veterans remain in the
lineup which Missouri will send
out on the mat ti meet the Husk
ers Friday. Howard Harness, who
defeated Fred Webster in last
year's meet, will tangle with Mil
burn Knight in the 118 class, while
Carl Hulen, who wrestled in the
155 pound class, will try his hand
in the 145 pound weight. Hu'en
defeated Fred Mallon in the 1935
encounter, and wrestles Ed Sauer
in Friday's go.
The probable lineups:
Miwuri-- WU N'el.rafk
HmtM Harness.. 1 Car! Yon
Bud Bw 11 M. Kmpht
Ftr, Prr.n 12 J. Knitht
ran Hun I?-'' B'll Luke
Val Hrrinei-.n ...14.1 K-1 P""r
F1 Krie-lma'-l . ...1M Jerry Artum
v.arivn Smith ... 1.V.. Pnn F;nirK
f;;mtr Amercer. 1 TV . . 1-orne Simjnf
!VIi. Clara Schiro
Will Address Y.W.-Y.M.
Helical Fridav Niplil
Mrs. Clara Schwieso. Y. W. C.
A. regional secretary, will be guest
of honor at the Y. W.-Y. M. Re
treat, Friday, Feb. 12. from 5:30 to
8:30 o'clock, at the Hi-Y building.
Twenty-second and J streets. Mrs.
Sfhwipsn will sneak of the work
which is being accomplished by
Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. groups on j
university campuses, and will sug
gest means by which it can be im- '
proved.
A supper will precede the group
discussion. Bernetha Hinthorn, !
Frances Boldman, and Bob Roland ;
are members of the committee in ':
charge of arrangements for the ;
meeting. !
Robert Craig, who received his
master's degree here in physics
three years ago and who ah been
on the faculty of McCook Junior ,
college, has accepted a position as
research engineer with a major oil
company. ,
FitsT time t rorvut meat
AH Hia aiaiMtT. ilia k.iv.
STARTING FRIDAY
Five Performance! DHy
starting at 12 NOON
A MIDSUMMER
NIGHT'S DREAM'
J Cewrr . J L IrtwM Dick wa
Alta LvoiM - Ottvt HavftlaiMf Ituwi
O.IEIERS I
TO GRAPPLE WITH !
TIGERMEN FRIDAY;
WAWMfY
V mm a wtitiand Puatrt m II mbm
Latt 2 Dart
BARB II4TRAMAL
HOOP GROWN GOES
TO PANTHER QOIIll
Acacias, A.G.R.'s, Sigma Nus,
A.T.O.'s Win Class B
Preliminaries.
By virtue of a perfect record in
the championship playoff bracket,
the Panthers pushed themselves
under the olive wreath signifying
them to be champions of Barb
j basketball play lor the 1937 sea
son. j In placing the winner of each
league into a championship round
robin type of play, the Panthers
were forced to pound out wins
over the 13-13 club, the; Toreadors,
and the Ag College Boarding club
in addition to winning its original
league paiiings. An 8-fi win over
the A. C. B. C. topped a string
of six consecutive wins that cul
minated in their winning of the
title.
Second place in B.rb hoop play
went to the 13-13 club with the
Toreadors and Ag C B. C. fm
inshing third and fourth in that
clriss
Fo'.r class B Greek intramural
basketball champion:- were crown
ed in the coliseum last night as
Acacia. Alpha Gamma Rho. Sig
ma Xu. and Alpha T.m Omega
swept through the preliminaries
undefeated to top their respective
leagues.
Acacia downed the Kappa Sigs
11-'! in a close, fart contest to
walk off with the League. One
crown with four victories and no
defeats for their record. The
Betas were close bchi'.ni them to
snag second place as they top
pled Sigma Alpha Mu ?17 in a
sew-saw affair.
Alpha Gamma Rho aided ;i 2-0
forfeit victory over Sigma Chi to
their unmarred record and cap
tured the League Two title with
five wins and i.o defeats. Close
behind were the Sig Alpha with
four victories and one loss who
made merry on the last night of
play by swamping hapless Lambda
Chi Aipha quintet 26-6.
Delta Tau Delts entered the
evening's play with four losses and
a win cjolumn as bare as an eight
ball and proceeded to turn in one
of the outstanding games of the
season's play as they whitewash
ed Beta Pigma Psi 1S-0. Com
pletely outclassing their rivals the
Delts' showed a complete reversal
of their former style as they turn
ed in the perfect game.
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Farm
House finished their competition
in League Three with a 10-8 de
rision going to the Sig Eps. Sigma
Nu had the title in this league
iced and was not scheduled to
play last night. In the same
league Phi Gamma Delta took a
2-0 forfeit from the Thl Sigs.
Entering the final round dead
locked with three wins each. Al
pha Tau Omega caressed the hoop
for eighteen counters and downed
their arch rivals, the Pi K A's.
by an 1S-6 margin for the League
Four lead. The Delta Upsilon five
swamped Zeta Beta Tau 26-4 in
the same league.
Xi Psi Phi was over-ruled by
the Greek intramural board and
a protest by Sigma Xu as to the
eligibility of a Zip player al
if jS
TV-
MONOGRAMED
CV . I
vJiiirt mouses
if )A
'p
(uilh 1, 2 nr 3 initials)
LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE BLOUSES IN TAILORED
CREPES of excellent quality . . . MIed vitli pood
fitting shoulder jokes. elul collars and flap pockets
made to be initialed. A fashion highlight for spring in
soft, lovely colors pink, blue, grey, natural, white, gold,
melon, aqua (also navv).
1 Srfona Floor.
mti i fp
TDK EE
lowed in a statement, issued by
Roily Hoiney of tho athletic .
parlment. As a result of lla.i lin
ing, Sigma Xu will meet .igni.i
riii Epsilon for the League l-iv--,
class A title. Xi Psi Phi, as a Je
suit of the ruling is automatically
dropped fnvi playoff considera
tion. NTRAMURAL BOXING
CONTEST SCHEDULED
FORCOySEUMPEB.il
Director Petz Plans Raised
Ring for 'Garden'
Effect.
This year's all-university boxing
tournament will be run off in a
real "Madison Square Garden'' at-mosphru-.
according to lntrainur.il
Dire;-tor Harold Pet?.. The pro
gram is set for Thursday n:ght,
Feb. 11. at 7:30 in the university
coliseum. Pet stated that he is
planning to yet up an elevated ring
in the center of the coliseum flour
ai.d then erect bleac'.ieis around
it, in order to give the spectators
a close view ot the action.
Admission for the ho'.i'.s will ha
at the rate of 27i cent:, for adu'td
and 10 cents for chikiien and stu
dents who prcrcnt identification
cards.
Entries will be received in t'.ia
various divisions up to Wednesday
afternoon. There is no entry fee,
and anyone registered for the sec
ond semester is eligible to com
pete. Entrants to date include Lloyd
Cardwell and Roylne Bosckult i i
the heavyweight division; Boil
Mehring and Bill Herman in the
light heavyweight: Don Gilbert,
Paul Fid'.er. and Rus.5 Souchek i:i
the middleweight class. Entrant i
in the other classes include Brooks,
Grubaugh, Clare, Johnson, Gross
man and Xeujahr.
"Studies on the Comparative
Histlngy of the Digestive Tubj
of Certain Teleost Fishes" is tin
title of an article by Dr. 1 H.
Blake of the zoology staff whir l
appeared in the Journal of Morph
ology. Just Like New
That's what they nil say
when they have t heir irar
mcnts Sanitone cleaned at
the oM reliable
Modern Cleaners
Soukup &. Westover
Call F2377 Service
in a special offer
of nen- styles
3
50
each
WITHOUT CHARGE
f. pattte
s
V
I