Sunday,' October M. 1945
THE NEBRASKAN
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ATO, SAE, Fiji Teams
Head IM Football Race
Leaders in the intramural touch
football league remain unchanged
after the second week of play.
Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon and Phi Gamma Delta
hold down the top spot with three
wins and no losses, while the
Navy Gismos trail by a half a
game with two victories and no
defeats. The ag college club,
Navy Block Busters and Navy
Sorority Set each have a single
triumph in their only start thus
far.
Highlighting the week's play
was the top-heavy margin piled
up by the Phi Gams as they
trounced the luckless Beta Sigs
1 to 0 on Thursday. The Phi
Delts were hard pressed to edge
by the Kappa Sig-DTD combine
and pulled out a 1 to 0 win.
Two games scheduled for Fri
day were cancelled and will be
made up at a later date.
League standings:
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Alpha Tail tmr , .. S
MmA Alpha rOpNitoa 3
Mil llwirm Delta , 3
Navy (.Isroos .2
Ac College Club I
Navy HkK-k RuMrn , , ,. I
Navy Sorority Set '. I
i-hl Delta Thel .' 3
Pal kappa Psl
Phrrna Chi
tVrta Thia II
Itelta Cpsllon
Carnhuftlter Co-op ...
Mtrrna No
Ilonrer Co-op
Tfcrta XI
Navy Flers
Navy Wolves
Prowa Palitre Ca-aa
M SI and lTD
Kit ma I'M KimIIm . ,
Beta Mrma I'hI
Navy Atom
Iluskers
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diana team had rained first and
goal .on the one yard line.
Then, following the Stanford
pattern in the Rose Bowl contest
of '41, Raimondi returned Story's
punt to the five yard line and on
the next play Dick Deranek went
over lor the score. Charley Arm
strong added the first of six suc
cessful conversions and the
Hoosiers were on their way.
Indiana piled up twenty-one
points in the second quarter, the
first score of the stanza coming
after Mack Robinson's punt was
blocked and Indiana recovered on
the Husker 15. Pete Pilios, All
American end in prewar days who
performed at fullback and tackle
Saturday, went through the mid
dle of the line to score with six-and-a-half
minutes remaining in
the half.
Fumble.
A fumble on the Indiana kick
off following Pihos' score gave the
Hoosiers the ball in scoring dis
tance once more, and this time a
pars play from Ben Raimondi to
Mel Groomes was good for the
score.
In short order the Hoosiers
scored again on a Raimondi pass,
this time to end Bob Ravensberg
from a play originating on the
Husker seven yard stripe.
The most sensational play of
the game opened the second half,
for Bob Miller took the Husker
kkkoff on his five yard line and
raced 95 yards thru the Ne
braskans for the score. Automatic
Armstrong converted. Bill Arm
strong added the second touch
down of the quarter when he
plunged over from the three after
center Cannady had intercepted a
Kobinson pass and laterelled to
Adams who got to the Husker
three from the 35. .
Miseues.
Armstrong and Schwartz scored
in the final quarter as the re
sults of Husker niiscues. A fumble
and a pas interception leading to
the final counters for Bo McMil
lan's "per little boys."
At times the Iluskers looked
like a fire ball team, Cletus Fisch
er, a converted back playing cen
ter, Gerald Moore and Rex Hoy
bothered the Indiana offense all
afternoon, while the ends and
backs Giadoville and Robinson
provided the scoring spark.
Indiana possessed plentiful re
serve, strength, with versatile
barkfield men playing several po
sitions during the afternoon. Al
tho he did not score, George Tali
ferro, Gary Negro gave the Ilusk
ers plenty of trouble as did Lou
Ciolli on defense.
Starting lineups:
NEMIAHKA INDIANA
MO Hunker RRV.-nl.orK
l.T Tet Deal
L1 Hack Kowfnskl
C Fischer Horn
R'l I'ny cum
RT Wit-moi-fi (Jolilsoerry
KK HchneiUor Midilflovl;h .
cm "lory . RnlmorHl!
1H 8lon Tailifcro
THIRSDAV RFSCMTS.
PM Gam 1, Ret Hi
Phi Psl 7, Beta C.
Phi rlt 1, K. Mr. A DTD t.
(ilMiMw I, Browa Palace .
FRIDAY XEMl'LTS.
Gismos tft, Wolves .
Block Banters 19, Pioneer .
MONDAY 11AM KS.
Delta Vpalhta vs. (Wimia t'hl.
I'M Gamma Delta vs. Mcma Na.
Theta XI vs. Beta The! a PI.
A( College vs. Kororlty Set.
Tl KSDAY GAMKH.
Pioneer Co-Op vs. Phi Delta Tfcrta.
Brown Palnre vs. Phi Kappa Psl.
Cornhusker vs. K. Hl. A DTD.
Navy GUmos vs. Sigma CM.
Pioneer Links
Scene of IM
Golf Compel
Student golfers conclude the
fall medal tournament this after
noon on the Pioneer park course,
after opening play Saturday. Com
petitors were privileged to shoot
their 18 holes of medal play either
Saturday or today, with an indi
vidual and a team champion to be
declared.
Organizations should be aware
of the fact that any number of
entries are allowed, with only the
four lowest scores being counted
in determining the team cham
pion. The only restriction on players
is the rule that foursomes contain
golfers from at least two differ
ent organizations who will testify
as to the accuracy of the scores
turned in by the players.
In case of a tie in individual
play, an extra nine holes will be
played to determine the champion.
Major L. Dull
Receives Bronze
Star Posthumously
Major Leonard C. Dull, 1936
graduate of the university, was
awarded the Bronze Star medal,
posthumously. Col. James P.
Murphy, director of military
training at the university pre
sented it to his widow, Mrs. Eliza
beth Dull, 3834 Sumner street,
Lincoln, at ceremonies held on
the campus.
The citation read: "For meri
torious service during the period
25 July to 25 August. 1944, in
northern France, for his energy,
diligence and ability as a batta
lion executive officer and battal
ion commander, Major Dull's re
organization of his battalion after
ffcvcie losses enaDien it to main
tain its effectiveness in the face
of such severe losses."
Major Dull served overseas
with the 90th infantry division. He
had previously been awarded the
Soldier's medal, the Silver Star
and the Purple Heart with Oak
Leaf cluster. He was awarded
the Pershing Gold Medal in 1934
and was commissioned in 1934.
FH Wcifls Deranek
FB Hum p)hoa
Score by periods:
Nebraska n 0 7 7 14
Inl,ana 6 21 14 1354
Nebraska scoring touchdowns: Kipper
sub for Deranex). Try lor point: C.
Sloan 2 tplnrekicka).
Indiana scoring touchdowns: W. Arm
strong 2 in.it for Pihos, Deranek. Raven
bern, Pihos, Miller (sub for Tailifero).
Schwartz imib for Ravenherg). riroomes
tsiib for Blinker), 8tory. Try for points:
Armstrong 6 placekicks.
Nebraska subsi itntions: Ends, Korte
hlpper. Sailors, Baalhorn: tackles, Wil
liams. Seiilacek. Edling, Wllheims, Fred
:nlison; guards. Lorcnz. Rolfsmevyer.
Lipps, Johnson; centers. Short, Buchanan;
backs, Kobinson. Miller. Younc. siinir
'luiiuwuc, narnngion, ulllAspie.
Fink,
Indiana substitutions: KmU. Si hur
tJorkls, Ihmnn, Kane; tackles, C. Arm
strong, Roper; guards, Harbison, Brown,
Pontulka; renter, Cannadv: backs, Brad
ley, fllllian), Sebek, Miller, (iroomes
Adams, Jones.
Officials: Referee, Ted O'Sulllvan, Mis
souri; umpire, W. n. Knight, Oartmmith;
linesman, John Waldorf. Missouri; litW
judge, William Orwig, Michigan.
Listen to
PAULA JONES
bring you
Campus Chatter
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10:45 Mon., Wed. and Thurs.
Ahern Heads
First Varsity
Cage Drills
Candidates for the varsity bas
ketball squad got a chance to
show their wares last week as pre
season drills began under the
guidance of Jake Ahern, veteran
collegiate and professional per
former. Ahern will be remembered as
captain of the Lincoln Wings,
stellar cage team which showed
Lincoln fans the best brand of
basketball to be found anywhere
last winter. Ahern will have
charge of the team until Oct. 24
when assistant basketball Coach
Pop Klein will take over the
squad.
Drills are being held on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday from 4 to 6 p. m. and
all men are invited to check out
equipment and participate in prac
tice sessions.
Klein estimated that approxi
mately 60 men had checked out
suits, with more players expected
every day.
Lutheran Slinlent
Associations Hold
First Meetings
First meeting of the Lutheran
Student associations, under the
direction of Alvin M. Petersen,
pastor oi University Lutheran
students, held last week.
The LSA of the city campus
students will meet each Sunday
evening at 5:00 at the student cen
ter, 315 No. 15th. A social hour,
including supper, will follow the
irspirational hour. Officers of the
city campus LSA are: Dorothy
Weiland, president; Ruth Vort-
mann, vice president; Phyllis Sny
der, secretary; Edna Huttenmaier,
treasurer.
New Project,
A new project for Lutheran
students of the ag campus is ma
terializing in the form of a stu
dent center at 1200 No. 37th. The
center has a meeting room, social
room and kitchen. LSA will meet
there each Sunday at 6:30 p. m.,
at which' time supper will be
served, followed by a social and
inspirational hour. Officers of the
ag LSA are: Helen Mortensen,
president; Alda Nelson, vice pres
ident, with secretary and treas
urer to be appointed.
Symphony Tickets
Go on Sale Again
Early )Jext Month
Student tickets for the Lincoln
symphony concert series will be
available early in November at
the school of music office for five
dollars.
Dr. Arthur Westbrook. director
of the school of fine arts, says,
"The Lincoln symphony concert
course again this year is an ex
cellent one. Students will be de
lighted with each artist."
First of the series will be Bart
lett and Robertson, famous double-piano
team, playing at the
coliseum on Nov. 29. Highlight
of the season will be Paul Robe
son, Negro singer.
Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake,
who first scored as a team in
"This Gun for Hire," are reunited
as the leads in Paramount's "The
Blue Dahlia."
Ten sets, all representing night
clubs which Bing Crosby . sup
posedly owns, are being built at
Paramount for Irving Berlin's
"Blue Skies," technicolor production.
For those
SNACKS
Imp! ween classes
meet at
Swim Coach Calls
For UN Swimmers
Swimming Coach Ed Higgen
botham has issued a call for
varsity swimmers. Practice ses
sions for tank hopefuls will be
gin on Monday, October 15, with
all men interested ordered to re
port to the pool in the coliseum
at that time.
Little is known about the po
tentialities of the Husker swim
mers, but intercollegiate competi
tion is assured for the coming
season.
NOTICE.
All men interested in partici
pating in sports activities, but who
are not affiliated or connected
with any team or organization
now in competition, are asked to
meet Monday, October 15, with
director of intramurals, Lou
Means, on the main floor of the
coliseum to discuss ways of pro
viding competition in various
sports.
SWIMMING POOL OPENS.
The coliseum swimming pool
has been opened for recreational
swimming every day from 12 noon
to 1:30 p. m. and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. m.
to anyone wishing to take a dip.
The only requirement is that
swimmers possess a swimming
permit which certifies that they
have been examined and are phy
sically fit to swim.
Tennis Players
Must Complete
Second Round
Intramural Director Lou Means
warns all tennis players that sec
ond round matches in the fall
singles tournament must be com
pleted by Wednesday, October 17,
and that results must be posted
by the winner on the bulletin
board in the coliseum lobby.
A glance at second round pair
ings shows that four Beta net
stcrs lead the parade, although
five Navy are also in the run
ning, but are not eligible for the
team trophy.
Some third round matches have
been completed, especially in
brackets where byes and defaults
were numerous.
Pairings:
Isndrnm. B-i, vs. Cook, fit P.n.
niton, A TO, vs. winner of above.
Wan, Navy, vs. Mane. Brown Palace.
Hanson, Navy, vs. Haen, Pioneer.
Johnson, Ml CM, vs. Barrett, B.ta.
Aamnon, I'M lelt, vs. winner of anave.
Cressnuta, Beta, vs. Iadw(r. Navy.
Anderson, Pioneer, vs. winner of above.
Farnsworth, KM-DTD, vs. Miller, tto
aeer. Kane, Navy, vs. winner of akove.
Kralm, DU, vs. iittvwm, Hlg fr.p.
, Moar, Navy, vs. wtmrr of above.
fnp.l), Hfta. vs. Hihrirher, Bla Vlg,
Mraton. Mr CM. vs. phi IH-IU
THR HOI'ND MATCH.
Mart, A TO, vs. I)vrr, D V.
Betty Hutton, who stars in B. G.
DeSylva's "The Stork Club." has
a liouseful of toy dogs, which she
collects, but the Incendiary
Blonde has not owned a live dog
since fhe has been in Hollywood.
Arrow's new topnotchere
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These new lies nave our pul&e beating in
jitter-bug time.
Naturally they're perfect knottere.
See 'em, too, in Knjuire, as of Oct. 15.
The hi" k ick comes from weeing Arrow
Salins. . .not reading about Vm.
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