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By
Norman
Harris
Well, Well, Well. Kansas Cap
ers about whom this column has
been crowing- for almost a week
now licked their freshmen 44 to
is with letterman Howard Engle
uiiin scoring 16 points in the 17
minutes he played. The rest of
Allen's big shots performed like
iiKiscason players. The frosh
didn't have a chance against the
powerful Jayhawk varsity, whose
shots were scored from every
ingle of the court.
The writeup in the Daily Kan
sn said that the varsity played
listlessly and showed little spark.
, so wnai win iney uu
i hey do show spark and play
sparkling ball?
Suggestions that the Rose
Bowl game be played annually
between the best teamt of the
Pacific Coast league and the
Big Ten would sure leave the
big Eastern teams, alto the
Southern powerhouses in the
gloom. Almost every year, the
Coast opponent is a team from
: one of these sections. Why not,
then, take the Big Six champ
and pitt it against the South
eastern conference king In the
Sugar Bowl, and then put the
pick of the Eastern teams
against the best Southern team
in another bowl?
Oh yes. then we'd have to have
another bowl game somewhere be
tween two other great teams so
there could be a playoff to decide
the two best teams, then pet it
down to one final game on New
enrs tiny for the national cham
pionship. These suggestions are
about as foolish as every bowl
Kame anyway. The bowl games
are played for the commercial
value attached, so why not make
some more money on football
ijames ? Nuts.
Five Iowa State football cap
tains are enrolled at the Cyclone
sehool this fall. Clarence Gustine
all Big Six end in 1936, is taking
Brummie worn in forestry; Clar
ence IVe, all conference guard In
IMi, is completing a five year
"ui.-e m veterinary medicine. Ed
Bock and Everett Kischer, co-captains
this past season, are engin
eering seniors now. Martin Bos
well, captain-elect for next year,
il a junior now.
Wonder who Frederick Ware
will include on his all Big Six
A pretty penny Dodd will make
it, but then we may be wrong.
Ware's column the other day
"id that Jack was the best
llround back In the Big Six,
nd the best all-round back in
the Big Six should naturally be
ncludcd on the All Big Six
team, Arguing in a circle, we
fealiie, but that's what Ware
said.
Then too. Vied
Uiarlie JWk. McCullough, and
Mscher p-Au't hn if .j
ha tmin rerUinly deserves the
uKianomaa blocking
'mon, Crowder, will nudge
mythical selection. On the line,
ung at one end, probably Dug
fan at a i0,.m d.Ti. ' .
ti,. , duck ai a guara.
That eaveo iv,
,,Pc. '"n. neueman
LT, Tn H n cnd? Shutfart or
ti .!ka.ovr suth Dakota
10 or thereabouts.
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Dm flntra-Squad
Game Today
Vorsity Hoopsters
Work on Poss Phose;
B Teem Meets Luther
Stressing passing and offense,
Coach Browne last nio-ht n,,f m
varsity hoopsters thru a brisk set
oi qnns to perfect their floor
work. Individual drill has been re
ceiving the most flltentw.n V,iu
week along with a certain amount
vi ivam onn.
Coach Browne takno i,.-
of his varsity cagers out to the Ag
i:uueKe court mis afternoon to help
accustom their drill work and
team play to a strange floor. Tnii
man, Thomas, Werner, Pitcaithlcy,
Kovanda, Randall, Kit., Giiniiii
B:iliot and Taylor are the men who
will go with Browne.
The remainder of the squad will
remain with Assistant Coach
"Chill'' Armstrong at the coliseum
and practice for the B team
against Luther, Saturday after
noon. Only those who have not
lettered in basketball are eligible
to play on the B team. Those who
will probably see service in the B
team are: Dunker, Therien, Dun
can, Jackson, Schulz, Yaffee, Hul
bert, Rubino, Solden, Van Bus
kirk and Wertman.
Cadets Accused
of Gold-Digging
Wentworth Students
Study Rating Book
LEXINGTON, Mo. (AC'P). If
you think all the gold diggers
are blondes and live on Broadway
you are wrong, for Captain Tom
Rmerich will tell you that they
are cadets and they live at Went
worth Military academy here.
Captain Emerich's curiosity was
aroused by the increasing number
of cadets who have come into his
office to consult his Dun & Brad
street rating book. In interro
gating one cadet who came in with
a long list of names of business
men in several states whose credit
rating he wished to ascertain, the
captain asked him what he was
doing.
"Well, captain, I have dated 17
girls this past summer," the cadet
replied, "and I want to find out
which one of the girls' fathers has
the most money. It's his daughter
that I expect to marry."
Alpha Chi Omega
Defeats Phi Mu
Gamma Phi, K. D.'s
Play Ball Tonight
One team to compete in the fin
als of the intramural Nebraska
ball tournament was determined
last night in Grant Memorial when
the first Alpha Chi team won from
the Phi Mu's. The score of 34 to
12 would not demonstrate the kind
of a close game that it really was.
Both teams fought to the very end
for supremacy. Betty Sue Myers
led the victors and Woodie Camp
bell the losers.
The other semi-final game will
be played tonight between Gamma
Phi and Kappa Delt. The finals will
then he held on Monday in Grant
Memorial.
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Football Aspirant
'iVo Good' Gives
Back Scholarship
GAINESVILLE, Ela. (ACP).
They don't pass around medals to
people who do things like Ed Was
zak did some two weeks ago, but
when they do, this 21 year old col
lege man who honed to he an out.
standing football player at the
University of Florida this season,
ought to get one.
Kd was one of the 28 sophs on
Coach Josh Cody's Cater football
squad when September 1 rolled
around. He hoped he could be a
sophomore linesman who learned
rapidly and acquire the necessary
skills to meet the competition of
college football today.
Because he was on the varsity
squad, Ed was provided, in ac
cordance with conference rules,
room and board. Though he
dreamed of being a star, Fat Was
zal came to the realization a fort
night ago he simply did not have
the abilities and talents necessary
to make him the kind of player
Florida needed.
And so Ed Waszak, on his own,
went to Coach Cody and admitted
he didn't have it in football as
much as he loved the game, and as
much as he loved the thrill of the
personal contact which the game
provided.
"If 1 can't help you, Coach," the
20r pnundi r said, "then I don't
think 1 should receive scholarship
assistance."
The assistance Ed received was
a factor in his college life, but he
took the course that a less cour
ageous student would never have
taken. But Ed has the courage
aim ion, iv ne is continuing his col
lege education, still refusing to ac
cept any more than he can repay
in service or ability,
Tanksterette Meeting
For Today Cancelled
The Tanksterette meeting,
scheduled for this afternoon at
4 o'clock in the coliseum, has
been canceled. Definitely. The
usual meetings will be resumed
a week from today In the coli
seum at 4 o'clock. The active
members of Tanksterette club
will hold a special meeting on
Monday at 5 o'clock at the
Y. W.
Deck Tennis
Play Continues
Intramural Tourney
Enters Fourth Round
Intramural deck tennis tourna
ment has proceeded into the
fourth round which must be fin
ished by the fifth of December at
5 o'clock. There are only a few
days left and it is necessary that
the tennis contact each other and
arrange for playing times.
Third round winners are:
Mcvrrvon-strln, Hlirma lMta Tun over
Vnlil Mllmr. 4 O I'll Mmllh-Mrl jiuth
lln, Thrla over Hnyd-l iittcrn, Alpha I'hli
McllllfrH,.rlli-on. Wllxin hall vr
HH'h'Nnllman, litdrprndrnlii l ohn1a
Nlilrk. KnlM'a frit nvrr Dnmivaft-AIIrn,
I'lH Mu; I Miman-I lnytiin. KUnta Kappa
nvrr Hnllrnhrik Wmi, amma I'hl: Wm-Irr-Mi-hrnlill
Holllnn hull vrr Wmim-
nndranrh, lln hull by a itrfault:
Kiplrv-IVMIt, Kappa llrll nvrr Kutamla
HraflDtrprt. I,amnia I'hl; allar-l jiii.
-Ilrltii 4anmia viar (inn-Urar. hi
Omfsa; HnHl(.'riiiinp4,n, Kanton4
hall pr 4 hafiilif rliiln-llartt, Itirirpenll
iiiIn; ,'hilllli,ltt. I iiMitn, Nlania Kappa
hyp; Hlllftmn-r'tTKilK'trt, 'hl llniria oyrr
Hcri(Kr.i-li4.rriiiitit, Alpha I'hl hy a flr
Innll ; Manrk -lliiriirr, I'l I'hl h)f! Kl-rrlr-NMiltili,
Kappa llrlt nvrr ftilarn-hnrl-HtrlMira.
Alpha I'hli llrlirmyrr
Mlrkfy, in 11,11 ixrr H'ihl.n-Mrhr,
liainina I'hli an Anfla lffnrlrh, Thrta
fivrr AiHl'riin M.'Mrrr, lirlta Itanima;
llfMiKlnv-jMiicN, UHtin hnh tivpr Trlc
Irliomi, Knppn Mill; Minion Wfrtniaii.
ItiifiiMia I'hl liver I'ltllcmona. Tli )lll
l'M. I'PHlal. linlrpi'Milrnla tivrr arna-
- him li. hi Otihii: NmMh-drimihm,
Thrla hyr; Klnir-Aikt-y. Havinonr hall
nvrr llniliT-riirln. Alpha I'hli Klannl-
an KlrnUrr, llollHin hull byr! amp
hrll Klmborj. I'hl Mil livrr Sllvrrhlalt.
Hnnihrra, Kirtna Ki-Ha Tarn Jnhnm
Hmllh. A O I'l nvrr lr-Barllln, ll
nia kappa.
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Biff and Babe
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Lincoln Journal,
Biff Jones and Babe Hollinbcrry exchanged grins and light
pleasantries Thursday at Hollinberry's Washington State squad
worked out enroute to Norman, Oklahoma, where the Cougars will
meet the Sooners Saturday. As co -coaches of the West eleven In the
annual New Year's day East-West game at Frisco, Jan. 2. Biff and
Babe also took this opporunity to lay a few plans for selecting the
personnel.
Intramural Team
Heads Meet Monday
Girl's intramural representatives
will meet Monday. Dec. 5, at 5
o'clock in Grant Memorial, room
101. The meeting is very impor
tant, and all girls should plan to
attend.
Sig AlphsCop
Volley Crown
Chomps Defeat Sig Eps
2-1 in Hard Fought Tilt
Sigma Alpha F.psilon broke the
monopoly held on intramural
championships this year by Sigma
Phi Epsilon when they defeated
the latter team 2-1 in a nip and
tuck match Wednesday night for
the volley ball crown.
The game was featured by the
outstanding work of three mem
bers of the basketball squad,
Bruce Duncan for the Sig Alpha,
and Bob Klliott and Bill Kovanda
of the Sig Eps. Superior team
strength was the decisive factor
of the match.
The Sig Kps advanced to the fi
nals by a victory over the Phi
Psis in the semifinals while the
Sig Alphs defeated the Sigma
Chis, 2-0, to earn the right to play
for the championship.
In the playoff for third place
Wednesday night the Sigma Chis
defeated the Phi Psis.
A.A.U. to Adopt
New MilcMork
Cunningham's Record
Slated for Approval
Another record for Glenn Cun.
ningham, former Kansas univer
sitv miler, will undoubtedly he
adopted by the A. A. U. at their
?0th anniversary convention in
Washington this week.
Cunningham's mark of 4:04 4
for the mile made on the Indoor
track at Dartmouth has been
pending aceeption for a long time
Also at this meeting a minister
from Finland will outline his coun
try's plan for the next Olympic
games.
Mildred Gergen
Offers Recital
Harrison Pupil Plays
at 8 O'clock Sunday
Mildred Gergen, a pupil of
Ernest Harrison, will be the aolo
1st at a recital Sunday evening at
the Tempi". This student recital
will begiii at 8 o'clock Instead of
the usual 4 o'clock afternoon hour.
The evening's program:
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Washington Staters
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Coach Babe Hollinbcrry and
his Washington State squad of 29
men stopped off here yesterday for
a brief workout on the stadium
field before leaving for Norman,
Okl., for a game Saturday with
Coach Tom Stidham's Bic Six
champions.
Hollinbcrry, with Major Biff
Jones will coach the all-West team
apain this year for the same New
Years day at San Francisco, and
so this visit cave the two coaches
a good opportunity to talk over
selections for this vear's team.
Washington State will depend
upon their strong- forward wall to
win from the undefeated Sooners.
The Congers have had a losing
season and would like to wind up
with a win. Dick Karmanz and
George Hubert, a pair of fine
tackles, are expected to give Okla
homa running plays trouble.
"We should study history and
sociology and science and phil
osophy and economics, not that
out of such investigations we may
be able to find the immediate iiolu-
tion of pressing problems, but
rather that we may regain
reasonable perspective." New York
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Brock Misses by Narrow
Margin U. P. Ail-American
Big 6 Players Make Up
Half of 3rd Team Line
The annual V'nited Press poll
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Duke's Rose Bowl team won over
Charley by one of the narrowest I
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players made up one entire side
of the third team line.
Pitt Gets Two.
Two of the gi eat est teams of
the nation, Texas Christian and
Pittsburgh landed two men
each on the first team. The
Horned Frogs placed Davev
O'Brien at quarter and Ki Aid-
Big Six Seeks
Stiffer Games
Alumni Would See
Teoms Go to Rose Bowl
The University of Oklahoma
alumni in California held a meet
ing recently in Los Angeles and
recommended that officials of the
Big Six conference schedule at
least one game a season with a
team in a major eastern, western
or southern conference.
This proposal was offered so
that any Big Six team of merit
could be selected to compete for ;
the Rose Bowl selections with'
other schools.
Also this group proposed that i
all recognized conferences form a j
committee to decide the strongest
team of the nation, this team to
play the winner of the Pacific i
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