Friday, "April 27, 1945
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Now that the major league sea
ton is a week old, the time comes
hen everyone can say, "I told
you so," so lets take a look at
the way the major leagues are
running at the present time.
In the National league, the New
York Giants are clinging to a
thin lead over Charlie Grimms
determined Chicago Cubs. St.
Louis Cards follow. My other
team, the Philadelphia Phillies
right now are occuying seventh
place but it is my lirm conviction
that they will soon be up in the
running.
4 Dorothy Meshier
Wins Top Honors
In Swim Con lost
Dorothy Mesheir, the only
swimmer for the Dorm, was the
high-point entree in the swim
ming tournament last Saturday.
Winning four firsts in the four
races she eirtered, her point total
was 40. Dorothy is a former state
champion, and AAU champion.
Her swimming brought the Dorm
into second place, being defeated
by the Kappas by a close margin.
Fine Actin? . . .
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The play as a whole moved
smoothly; its actors as individuals
were quick and sure. There weiv
places so well done that tlu.v
ent visible thrills thru the audi
ence. One occurs when, in her
most dramatic moment, Emily
holds up Branwell so that he may
die on his feet. Another was the
instant when Charlotte proffers to
Emily a letter, Emily ignores her
and Charlotte drops her hand. It
was the act of a second yet ex
tremely well done. A sharp jab
of horror needled its way down
the reviewer's spine when Anne
closed the eyelids of the dead
Emily. It was fine suspense when
Emily crashes upon the organ
console an eerie off-chord and
the curtain slowly descends on
her trembling figure.
Other fine pieces of acting were
Emily's caustic rudeness to Char
lotte when she had brought Emily
the last sprig of heather on the
winter moors; Charlotte's resolute
burning of Emily's poem crediting
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tO a t K O W SHI II
SEE IT
In the American league, the
amazing Chicago White Sox are
leading the league. Following the
pale hose, are the New York
Yankees, the Detroit Tigers, and
the Athletics from Philadelphia.
The double winners in both
leagues are: Trout of Detroit,
Christopher of the Athletics.
Borowy of the Yankees, Voisselle
of the Giants, Davis of Brooklyn,
and old Paul Derringer of the
Cubs.
Well, next week we'll have an
other re-hash of the leagues, and
see how your predictions, and my
predictions are holding up.
'Wuthering Heights" to Branwell.
The characters of the three sis
ters were clearly and finely
drawn, all ho Anne at times
seemed like a faded daguerreo
type. It was the fault of the
author, however, not of the actor.
Superb acting, skilled directing
make "Moor Born" the success
an enthusiastic audience ac
claimed it. "Tbat was the best
play of them all," remarked a
theatergoer after the performance.
"Moor Bom" was directed by
Dan Mullin.
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THE NEBRASKAN
Ciiiclcrincn To
Run in Drake
Meet Saturday
Coach Ed Weir's untried out
door track team will journey to
Des Moines this week end to par
ticipate in the Drake relays. Seven
members of the dwindling squad
have been nominated to make
the trip to compete in the annual
carnival.
Leading the list of Cornhusker
performers will be Dean Krai,
the Big Six quarter mile cham
pion who will run in the invita
tional 440, against the best com
petition 1 1 io middle west has to
offer. Also up on the list is Norval
Barker. Aurora hurdler who will
compete in the lows and highs.
Barker is the Big Six indoor
c'lampion in both events.
Others making the trip are Jim
Myers, York, and Dick Miller.
Kaii bury, pole vaulters: Dick
Piderit. Lincoln, shot and discus;
Don Morrison. Lincoln, two iniler;
and Tom McGcachin, Lincoln,
high hurdler.
Dandelion
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nounced that slacks and jeans
may be worn to class by coeds
on Tue.vdav onlv. All freshmen
and upper classmen may take a
10:30 night for the dance if they
have no downs, neoerriing to
Midge Hollzsehcrer, AWS presi
dent.
A1 $25 Bress up
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Fein Fun
Under the sponsorship of the
WAA, a ladder tennis tournament
begins today and will end May 10.
Three ladders for skill level of
advanced, intermediate, and be
ginning plajers will be arranged.
A ladder tournament is a ladder
with individuals placed on vari
ous rungs. A girl may challenge
the player one or two rungs above
her playing level and if she de
feats her opponent they exchange
places on the level. The girl hold
ing top place on the ladder by
Summer
JUNE
Special training course
Thomas Shorthand
All regular commercial courses
LINCOLN SCHOOL OF
COMMERCE
V. A. ROBBIXS, Pres.
209 No. 14th St.
What every eoed knows ilia!
one tailored suit plus a dress-up
diekey equal lip-!ate-lait . Mil
ler's has a wide seleelion of p. in.
prellies . and those luilored
fclyles jou like for rlasstime. too!
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SNeckwearJirst Jloor
May 10 will be the winner of her
bracket.
All coeds who are Interested
should submit their name, tele
phone number and skill level on
the Intramural bulletin board at
Grant Memorial hall. A name
may be added to the ladder any
time during the tournament.
Attorney Leaes Deques!
Frank A. Anderson, late promi
nent attorney of Holdrege, Neb.,
who died last month, has left a
bequest of $1,000 to the university
foundation, it was announced
Wednesday.
School
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