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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, November 3, 1946
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Phi Dclts Lead
In IM Football
By RAY SODERGREN.
The intramural football season
enters its final week Monday, and
the league champions seem to be
pretty well established. Phi Delta
Theta appears as the team to beat.
having turned back all opposition,
finding the going tough only a
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Lilies Strong.
In the independent league it
looks like the Lilies are almost
a cinch to win, after turning back
the only other undefeated team,
the YMCA, Thursday night They
came thru with an impressive 12
to 0 victory. Houtz starred for the
winners as he caught both touch
down passes.
The Lilies have yet to meet the
V-9's which may give them a
tough battle when they meet Mon
day night. However, their team
has yet to play a poor game and
should come thru.
The independent standings are
still somewhat in doubt, pending
the outcome ot the protested game
between Presbyterian House and
the Vets Organization, which
ended with an upset victory for
the Presbyterians, 13-12. The
Vet's meet the YMCA Monday in
what looks like a toss-up game.
Protested Game.
In the second-half playoff of a
protested game, Sigma Nu held
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president had announced the
Queen's presentation, the curtains
were drawn and he surprised
spectators by presenting instead
the four runner-up candidates.
This year's queen, seated on the
U of a reH NU emblem, was thpn
lowered from the ceiling and in
troduced.
Miss Harris descended the stage
and danced the first dance with
Art Beindorff, University Yell
King. Queen's Activities.
A sophomore in Teacher's col
lege, Miss Harris is a member of
Tassels, YWCA and Alpha Chi
Omega. She is treasurer of the
AWS board.
The four runner-UD Tassel can
didates were Ann Whitham
Donna Alfrev. Marv Esteher Dun-
kin and Harriet Quinn.
Nebraska's Pep Queen was se
lected Friday in an all-student
election, following announcement
of candidates Friday morning. j
The Tassel organization, direc
tors of the event, name five can
didates each year and present the
names to the student body who
vote the title to one of the coeds
half and went onto beat Kanna
Sigma, 2-0. The second half had
previously been cut short because
of darkness.
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BeUqhti m Cch
Ed Weir, University of Ne
braska track coach, today re
leased the Cornhusker indoor dual
track meet schedule for 1946-47.
Also listed by Coach Weir
were the track men, veterans
and new men alike, who have
been working out this fall and
are expected to form the nuc
leus of his indoor and outdoor
track squads.
Candidates who have performed
for the Huskers in previous seas
ons and their specialties include
Norval Barker, Aurora, hurdles;
Al Brown, Lincoln, quarter-mile;
Warren Eisenhart, Culbertson,
pole vault and discus; Bob Ginn,
Madison, 880 and mile; Herb
Grote, Omaha, javelin; Leonard
Hand, Fairbury, discus and shot
put; Dick Hutton, Auburn, sprints;
Ralph King, Waterloo, hurdles;
Dick Miller, Fairbury, pole vault;
Bill Moorhouse, Chicago, quarter
mile; Phil Myers, Nelson, distance
events; Joe Pappas, Bridgeport,
discus; Wayne Roads, Scottsbluff,
distance events; Harvey Stroud,
North Platte, sprints; Fritz Ware,
Omaha, quarter-mile and sprints;
Blaine Young, North Platte,
middle distance events; Don Mor
rison, Lincoln, distance events;
Ken Hollins, Valley, weight,
events.
Newcomers.
Some of the more promising
newcomers to the Cornhusker
cinder spuad are Hugh Ackcr-
Bobby Ginn
First But UN
Runners Fall
The University of Nebraska two
mile team dropped its second
meet of the season Saturday morn
ing in Memorial Stadium, to the
University of Missouri. Although
the Huskers copped first place,
Missouri took the next three posi
tions to win by 25 to 30.
Nebraska's ace runner, Bobby
Ginn led the field throughout the
entire eight laps, and had enough
reserve power left at the finish
to widen the gap between Mis
souri's Bill Slagle and himself to
twenty yards.
The next eight runners in the
order they finished were Bob
Bosworth, Missouri; Dick Kil
lough, Missouri; Don Morrison, 1
Nebraska; Bill Chronister, Mis
souri; Phil Meyers, Nebraska;
naroia K.opr, Nebraska; Jim Mar
tin, Nebraska; Gene Friel, Mis
souri. Ginn'i winning time was 9:59.
Big Crosby, currently appear
ing opposite Joan Fontaine in
Paramount'! "The Emperor
Waltz,' has organized a soitball
team among the Paramount tech
nicians and playssecond base on
the outfit Batting in lead-off
position the other night, he made
three hits the first three times up.
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ED WEIR Nebraska track
coach who has been working
with the two-mile squad, but
will turn his attention to the
indoor season soo.
man, Lynn Center, 111., shot put;
Bob Berkshire, Omaha Benson
state high hurdle champion last
spring; Bill Brandorff, Talmage,
sprints; Don Cooper, York, pole
voult; Francis Fagot, Lexington,
quarter-mile; Herb Gish, Jr., Lin
Freddie Lorenz
Elected President
Of T Group
At a meeting of the "N" club
last week, Fred Lorenz, veteran
grid lineman, was elected presi
dent of the organization for the
coming year, replacing Jerry
Kathol.
Herb Grote, javelin throwing
track letterman, was installed as
the vice president. Al Brown,
middle distance runner, was re
elected secretary-treasurer, and
Wally Hopp, footballer, and Jim
Sandstedt, baskeball and baseball
letter winner, were picked to be
sergeants-at-a rms.
Federalists Will
List Constitution
For Council Vote
The Student Federalists adopted
a constitution Thursdar vninff
and will submit it to the Student
Council for aereDtanre. aronrriinp
to Herman Turk, acting chairman
of the group.
Talking on "Federal Principles,"
Kermit Rhode was the main
speaker ont the Droeram. He dis
cussed the various forms of fed
eralism, the confederation and
federation, and the varying de
grees ot government.
Topics that will be discussed at
trie next meeting are. "Federalism
in America," and "Federal Prin
ciples in the Modern Wo-M.":
These talks are open to the public, j
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Ed Weir
coln, hurdles; Loyal Hurlbert,
Ord, middle distance events; Paul
Johrde, Grand Island, distance
events; Willis Jones, Minden,
hurdles; Harold Kopf, Lexington,
middle distance events; - Monte
Kinder, Cambridge, high jump;
Jim McConnell, Central City,
weights; Bill Moomey, York,
sprints; Jim Martin, Omaha Ben
son, half mile; Max Peterson,
Osceola, middle distance events;
Wayne Sees, Gordon, weights;
Bob Schreiner, Hastings, sprints;
Don Theil, Oshkosh, middle dis
tance events; Allan Thompson,
Omaha Central, sprints; Don Vol
lertsen, Talmadge, quarter-mile;
Don Yesness, Westfield, Iowa,
sprints; Dick Young, Lincoln,
quarter-mile.
The indoor dual meet schedule
includes six meets. The schedule
is as follows:
Feb. 1 Iowa State at Lincoln.
Feb. 8 Missouri at Columbia.
Feb. 15 Kansas at Lincoln.
Feb. 22 Oklahoma at Lincoln.
March 1 Big Six Conference
championships at Kansas City.
A dual meet with Kansas State
will be held in Lincoln on a date
to be announced later.
Delta Upsilon
Sweeps Table
Tennis Matches
Delta Upsilon became the first
table tennis team entry to win
all five matches in the tourney
now in progress, as they shut out
the Farm House team Tuesday
night. The D U's advanced to the
quarter-finals in the tournament.
Results of games were: Cagnew,
DU, defeated Brownlee. FH; Dul
ing, DU, defeated Burr. FH; Bum
stead, DU, defeated Dalke, FH;
Moodie, DU, defeated Wiggans.
FH; and Soennicksen, DU, de
feated Warner. FH.
UN Basketball
Slate
. December 4, South Dakota.
December 7, Ottumwa (Navy).
December 9, Drake.
December 12-14. Kansas City
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December 17. St Mary's.
December 23, Minnesota.
December 28, at Illinois.
December 30, at Louisville U.
December 31, at Western Ken
tucky State,
January 4. at Kansas State.
January 6, Oklahoma,
January 14, Kansas.
January 18, at Missouri.
January 20, at Iowa State.
January 31. at Drake,'
February 1, at Ottumwa
(Navy).
February 4. Sovtk Dakota
State.
February 1. Iowa State.
February 15, at Kansas.
February 17, at Oklahoma,
February 22, Missouri.
February 27, Kansas Stale.
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