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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday1, March' 9, 1947
Colorado Expects Rough Time
Against Conference Opponents
BOULDER. Colo. Members of
the Big Six conference have ex
tended the hand of welcome to
the University of Colorado but
coaches of the Buffalo athletic
teams know that the other hand
holds a club.
But the mentors, to a man. wel
tome the rugged competition to
be offered by Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa" State, Oklahoma.' Kansas
State and Missouri in the new
Mid-West circuit and have no re
grets that the habit of dominat
ing the Big Seven conference is
near its end.
Tooth League.
"its a tough league," says
Head Football Coach Jim Yeager
and he should know. As head
coach of Iowa State's Cyclones
from 197 to 1940. "Gentleman
Jim" battled the odds when Tom
Stidham's rugged Oklahoma Soon
ers and the mighty Nebraska
Cornhuskers under "Biff Jones
ranked among the top teams in
the nation. Only Don Faurot of
Missouri remains of the coaches
who matched punts and passes
with Yeager but the caliber of
the teams has remained at the
high level.
The Buffs have been competing
with members of the old Big Six
circuit since before the torn of
the century and victories for the
Rocky Mountain lads have been
scarce. C. U. football teams have
batted only .250 In winning eight,
losing Zl and tying three.
On the basketball court. Colo
rad has won six against 13 losses
for a .315 figure.
Yeager s record against Big Six
teams since he became head man
here in 1941 consists of a victory
over Iowa State and three losses
to Missouri. "Frosty" Cox, the
basketball mentor, has won four
and lost five against Big Six
squads since he came to Boulder
in 193S.
Prom Band . .
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in the following two years, he
conducted seven CBS shows, doing
experimental research in compos
ing and arranging.
One of the highlights of the
1946 Broadway season was the
score of the Mary Martin musi
eal comedv hit. "Lute Song.1
eomrjosed bv Scott. Soon after he
had completed the score, be went
on tour again.
Com noser of 200 Pieces.
Composer of more than 200
pieces of music, Scott's more fa
mous compositions are "The Toy
Trumpet," "Twilight in Turkey;
In an Eighteenth Century Draw
ing Room." "Enchanted Forest.'
"Siberian Sleigh Ride" and Bird
seed bpecial."
Candidates for Prom Girl are
to be announced as soon as Ln
dependent filings have been com
pleted Tuesday afternoon, Jo Ack
erman, committee chairman, an
nounced, other members of the
committee are Dake Novotny, Bill
owanson, jean compton, Fred
Teller, Bill Thornburg, Dina Buck
ingham, Dan-ell Devoe, Mary Dye
avna t ai Kaun.
Scarlet Matmen
To Entertain
Spartans Monday
Coach Jerry Adams' Husker
wrestling squad will make its last
start of the season Monday night
against the strong Michigan State
matmen at the coliseum at 8 p. m.
The match will be the last home
appearance for the Scarlet team
which will compete in the Big
Six championships on Friday and
Saturday at Kansas State.
Burl Boring, 175 pounder, and
Gayle Mickle, classy 165 pound
scrapper, pace the Michigan State
outfit
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ltd, THEY TOOK THE PRIZE!
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DAVE ANDREWS
BILL WISEMAN
won the Kosmet Klub Show Prize . . .
and they'll take the Korn King Krowns
as strictly off-beam emcees of our college radio show
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Council
Corner
Sam Warren
.Ag Men Social Club
Ag Men's Social clnb will
meet Monday, March 10 at 7
P. m. In the Ag Union. Mem
bers who have ordered pins
will be able to obtain them
at the meeting.'
Suggested revision of the Stu.
dent Council constitution, includ
ing articles governing spring
elections, were reDorted in full bv
Ned Raun's committee at this
week s Council meeting. If an.
proved by the Council at next
week's meeting, the revisions will
go before the student borfv Anril 1
for final vote. Changes affecting
membership of the vital Juriiriai-r
Committee, qualifications fori
council officers, and other revi
sions in addition to election rules,
were included.
Adelphi. social organization for
unaffiliated women, received offi
cial sanction upon Council ap
proval of its constitution.
Remembering that the Union
basement has proved unsatis
factory as the scene of election
polls, the Council discussed
other possible locations, and de
cided upon the Union Ballroom
where sufficient space will be
available for the four voting
classifications.
The Council moved to use funds
from its miscellaneous budget ex
penses to defray registration fees
of Nebraska's delegates to the re-
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