DAILY N ERR ASK AN
THREE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1939
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by
June
Bierbower
This latest step In Pitt's reform
wave the subjection of their ath
letic policy to the regulations of
the Big Ten and the "policing" of
Maj. John Griffith, conference
commissioner has already been
drawing nearly as many conjec
tures as have come concerning
Nelson Eddy's box office appeal
Tom
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THE LINCOLN
SMASHES THROUGH
WITH ANOTHER
BIG HIT!
A BANG-UP BING
EROO OF FUN1
Shirley Ross
Franciska Gaal
Afarn Tamiroft
Ben. Blue
Edward Everett Horton
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A W itman Lawyer Wan
the Caune of It All!
"DISBARRED"
with
Gail Patrick
Otto Kruger
A
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Daily !vbrakan office before
12 Noon, Fridar. February 3.
Dawson loss
cripples hope
of t rocksters
Squad to face opener
minus veteran; time
tests set for Saturday
With only nine school days re
maining before the opening dual
meet, Head Coach Ed Weir will
hold track time trials this Satur
day afternoon on the indoor track,
starting at 2 p. m. Kansas U. will
journey to the Husker indoor
track Saturday, Feb. 11, to open
the season.
The cinder squad has already
suffered a serious loss. Harwin
Dawson, veteran dash man and
broad jumper, and one of three
returning Big Six winners, punea
thA ligaments in his left knee, and
will likely be out ot tne Droaa
jump for the remainder of the in
door season. ' :
Lack of Hurdlers.
Wpir is shv hurdlers and high
jumpers, a predicament that has
been a bugaboo d Nebraska track
coacnes ror sutmi jcoio, v
stated that he. would still welcome
any performer who wishes to re
port. to the vmine damsels of our coun
try after his desertion of them for
one Mrs. Franklin.
To net back to the subject, there
i talk about Pitt's joining the Big
Ten ,altho It's true the Panthers
are signed full for football mru
1942, and Jimmy Hagan has de
nied any Intention of wanting to
get into the league. Moreover,
Notre Dame has been following
Big Ten rules, regulations and rig
ggamarole to quite an extent for
some time.
You never can tell. tho. Maybe
Chicago does want to drop out of
the Big Ten, and maybe Pitt
wanted to get In. Anyhoo, tor
those Husker well wishers who
would like to see the Huskers in
the Western Conference Purity
Parade, there's Pitt loomina UD to
confront Nebraska, just like it
does on the second Saturday in
November when everyone around
nere is naving Hose bowi delu
sions. All thinirs considered, tho. it
does look like Pitt won't be in the
Big Ten not soon, anyway and
it lnnkq fiirMiprmnre like the nro-
fessional policy of Panther Hollow
has about seen Its day.
The Husker athletic depart
ment's sponsorship of an invita
tional high school baseball tourna
ment should be another boost to
Nebraska baseball at Nebraska
U in particular. First boost, of
course, is the new university dia
mond which now enables Husker
baseball teams to pratcice on the
campus, which brings the games
to where campusites may come to
see them without straining their
poor selves by walking one terrible
long half mile out to muny, and
which should make a freshman
team possible.
Legion baseball, especially in the
last few years, has made a rapid
rise in the state, and with the
nifty records in the last two years
of the Omaha McDevitts and Lin
coln's Blues, has made the state's
Who knotcs? Maybe they are!
Enter the LINCOLN THEATRE
BEAUTIFUL LIPS CONTEST
1 50 FREE TICKETS
are offered you to see
BING CROSBY and
SHIRLEY ROSS in
"PARIS HONEYMOON"
Startlno Kriday at tho Lincoln.
For the SO Lucky Girl on the
l.ampu ii'mma Lip Compare
mot nearly with Shirley
!(' $.
V
Columbus Charley
signs Green Bay
pro contract
Charlev Brock. Nebraska's bril
liant center of the past three sea
sons, has signed to play profes
sional football with the Green
Bay Packers, champions of the
western a l v l
sion of the Na
tional P r of es
sional football
league last fall.
Curly Lam
beau, Packer
coach, disclosed
the Wisconsin
team had
sip-Tipd Brock.
whom they had CHARLES BROCK
acquired in last wncom journal,
fall's draft. Bernie Scherer, ex
Husker end, and Johnny Howell,
former Nebraska quarterback, are
other Packer team members, while
George Sauer, present New Hamp
shire coach, and former Husker
all-American, was with the team
in 1935 and 1936.
Al Werner leads
Husker scoring
. . .. .. . i . 4.1
Al Werner weni iarcner into tne
lead among Husker scorers Mon
day nieht. with his 18 points
against Iowa State giving him 129
for the season. Bill Kovanaa, wun
99, is next. Husker scoring:
ft
f
Werner, f-g 14
M
42
28
28
29
13
7
5
5
4
1
1
21
15
29
19
10
3
5
8
5
6
27
34
20
37
17
15
12
14
8
4
9
1
129
99
85
75
68
29
19
18
15
14
5
2
Kovanua, I . ,
Fit. K
Randall, c ...
Thoman, t ...
Therlen, c
Yaffe. f
Pitcaithlev. e
Tallman, f ...
Jackson, f-g ,
Elliott, f-K ..,
Grimm, c-g .
Totals
.14 217 124 198 558
high school kids baseball conscious
despite the fact that baseball is
not yet well organized as a high
school sport.
This spring tournament looks
like the first step in co-ordination
of nren baspball in the state and
I . .
if it goes over this year, succeed-.
ing meets win unaouDtecuy De
more extensive.
Hurry! F.nd Friday
2ND BIG WEEK!
"JESSE JAMES"
Tyrone Power
Nancy Kelly
Henry Fonda
"Sure, I
Remern-
her You . . . You're
Th.it Little Blonde.
Headed Liar From
Omaha 1 1"
CLARK
GABLE
NORMA
SHEARER
In
'IDIOT'S DELIGHT
Starting SATURDAY!
Frat basketeers
open pBay tiowSghl'
Four games on deck for
in each of three Class A
Fraternity men tonight will re
sume their intramural activities
when class A basketball teams
get under way in the Coliseum
at 7 o'clock. Three games are
scheduled for teams in each of the
four leagues.
Games scheduled tonight for
Illinois next
on mat slate
Huskers prepare for
meet next Saturday
Jerry Adam's wrestling team is
working in preparation for Sat
urdays meet with Illinois' power
ful grappling aggregation, runner-
up in last year's intercollegiates.
Feature match will be in the
128 pound class in which Ne
braska's Jim Knight, undefeated
in six meets this season, goes
against Illinois' Petry, likewise
without a loss.
In the 135 pound division,
Deutschman of Illinois, runnerup
in his class in last year's colle
giates, will attempt to retain his
perfect record for the season
against either Bill Luke or Leland
Clare.
Illinois is coached by H. E.
"Hek" Kenny, nationally famous
wrestling mentor, who has an im
posing number of Intercollegiate
champions to his credit.
' ANSON
WEEKS n ISIMBAUER
IN THE BATTLE DANCE
OF THE CENTURY!
Only the BEST for the NEBRASKA
CAMPUS so the INTERFRATERNITY
COUNCIL imported TWO NAME
BANDS.
UNIVERSITY COLISEUM
SATURDAY NIGHT
INFORMAL ATTIRE
Tickets on sale at the STUDENT
UNION OFFICE or MAGEE'S
coliseum courts
leagues
League 1 teams include the tilts
between Alpha Gamma Rho and
Beta Sigma Psi, the Delts and the
Sig Eps, and the Sig Alphs and
Lambda Chis. On the basis of
last year's performances the Sig
Alphs and Sig Eps are the teams
to beat although any of the other
quintets may surprise.
League 2 a Tough Battle.
Comnetition is expected to be
keenest in Leaeue 2. which is com
posed of teams like the Kappa
Sigs, runnersup for tne cnampion
shin last vear. the A. T. O.'s. who
won the championship of their
league last year, tne f ni rsis, u.
U.'s, Sigma Nus, and Delta Sigma
Pis. In tonight's games the A.
T. O.'s meet the Delta Sigs, the
Phi Psis tangle with tne u. u. s,
and the Kappa Sigs play the Sig
ma Nus.
In League 3 the Phi Dclts and
Sterna Chis are regarded as the
two strongest teams although the
f arm Mouse, me c;ni mis, uie
Xi Psi Phis, and the Phi Sigs may
provide unexpected competition.
In tonight's games the Chi Phis
play the Farm House, the Phi
Delts meet the Xi Psi Phis, and
the Sigma Chis tangle with the
Phi Sigs.
Betas, Phi Gams Ahead.
League 4 is headed by the Phi
Gams, who will be the defending
champions in class A, and the
Betas, who were among the lead
ers in last year's competition.
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