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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1947)
Soncfay, DecemKer 7, 1947 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Hu sker Oarers peel Campaign The University of Nebraska basketball team will in augurate its 21-game regular schedule Monday night when it entertains the University of Turdue Boilermakers on the Coliseum hardwoods. The Cornhuskers are starting their second year under Coach Harry Good. Good piloted his cagers to a record of SAM, Phi Dells Clasli Intramural Handball Crown Sigma Alpha Mu and Phi Del ta Thcta will decide the intramu ral handball championship Mon day afternoon at the coliseum. Phi Delta gained their chahec for the championship "by beating the Phi Gams in the semifinals while SAM won over Sigma Chi. The game Monday will also de cide first and second places in the league. Final standings saw Phi Gamma Delta, third; Sigma Chi, fourth: Delta Tau Delta, fifth; Beta Theta Pi, sixth. Both teams took a well earned rest over the weekend after their originally scheduled match on Friday was postponed to Monday. Winner of the Handball tourney ! wins 25 Jack Best participation points. Play in intramural basketball will get under way Monday, when Hot Shots meet V-5's and Rustics play Building C at 5 p. m. on the coliseum courts. Interfraternity leagues will start play Tuesday when ten teams take to the floor. Games will start at 5:05, 7:00, 7:50 and 8:40. Teams not ready to play five minutes after these times will forfeit their game. Team mana gers must have their complete lineup in the scorebook three minutes before scheduled game time. TEACHER CANDIDATES All new candidates for teaching positions for the school year of 1948-49 or for the second semes ter of this year will meet with Mr. Moritz, Director of Teacher Placement on Tuesday, Dec. 9, in Social Science Auditorium at 4 p. m. Classified TIKS to ront. "O" SI. Ayers Clothing. Hlh BALLROOM rinnrinf,'. Studio 27115 Roval Coiirt Nfllio Sp('l(lrllTlophonp3-54)lll. T'OR .Viif-TL S M KliiKle-t7reast'd tux and full ilre.if. Roth size .'IK. nearly new. Kvenin's, 1521 Wa.shinfctnn. STl'I'iKNT anil' wife ilesfre ride to vicinity of Atlanta, ileoria, t'hristmas vacation. Will share rxpi-ni-H. Call 3-54 lft. LOST Tav antics WrNt Watch. Wo7. A.M. In-tween Sosh Vmon. On had; "Norma from 1 ;ul 11M5." Call Norma Faknw 2-7H71. SaMK AS NKW A iTwool- Mark" Kaiiiir" 1i:ie flmner suit. Fuitahlr for 'nrtj.r Hoard Hall. Size .'111-37. Call fiter 6 P. M. Phone 4-1789. A . "Tom, isn't it wonderful r , - Dentyne Chewing Cum!' ''Darling, we'll take the whole box along on ur honey moos. I can't wait to on joy that refreshing, long-lasting flavor of Dentyne Chewing Cum I And flavor isn't all. Dentyne helps keep teeth white, too. Dentyne Cam Made Only by Adams will send the Huskers to the an- nual Kansas City Tournament in addition to the regularly sched uled outings. Turdue will have one game under its belt when it meets the Huskers. Xavier of Cincinnati was the Boilermakers opening foe. Coach Mcl Taube is also begin ning his second full campaign as head basketball coach. He has 15 letter winners back on a squad of 26 men. Turdue Fields Veterans. Turdue had a none too success ful season last winter as it won nine and lost 11 while finishing eight in the Big Nine Conference race. The Purdue probable start ing lineup will be manned by sea soned material with the exception of one guard position. Ralph Thicssen, a 6'3", 190 pounder, is the lone newcomer expected to start .He will team with Bill Ber- bcrian at the guard posts. Coach Traube has Howard Wil- liams and Bill Lodce at the for- Ward spots, and 6'4" Jim Ertel vvill open at center. Coach Good is planning to start his all veteran quintet of Rodney Cox, Lincoln and Claude Rethor ford, French Lick Springs, Ind. forwards; Dick Schleiger, Omaha center: Joe Brown, Nashville Tenn., and Bob Cerv, Weston, guards. Huskers Show Height. The Cornhuskers can place eight men on the floor who top 6'3" in height. Milton "Bus' Whitehead, Scottsbluff, leads the goliaths at 6-9; Dick and Bob Schleiger are 6-5; Don Claussen, Omaha, 6-4; Rod Cox and Dick Srb, Lincoln, 6-3Vi: and Anton Lawry and Jim Sandstedt, Omaha, are 6-3. While the Huskers were pre paring for their opener, Big Six defending champion Oklahoma University served further notice of their power by downing Ohio State Friday night, 62-53. It was the Sooners second victory of the season. Kansas State also won its second, defeating Culver Stockton 55-34. University Fraternity Cr Sorority PLAQUES & r ADDLES beautifully etched in Kia it r a The Ci'TTrirint ;if. Orflr Now ??: 141, 1229 R ST UNC0l NfBR THE L a whole box of m Wear 'IS' Sweaters Members f the "N" Club must wear their sweaters to sit in the club section at the basketball came Monday night, according to an announcement issued by Dick Thompson, club prexy. Novak, Pesek Gain Laurels A pair of Nebraska Cornhusker gridders jumped into the spotlight as final Big Six tabulations and late All-America choices have been submitted. Jarring Tom Novak, who's de fensive lincbacking was a bright spot in Husker play, received a second team rating on the All Players All-America team. Pen nsylvania's Charles B e d n a r i k nosed the Scarlet spark out of a first team berth. Final Big Six statistical tabula tions reveal that End Jack Pesek copped the conference punting honors with a 41.1 average. Pesek posted his average with a total of 51 boots. Nebraska's Jim Mytrs wound up in tenth place amorfg loop punters with a 33-yard average. Clctus Fischer, speedy Scarlet halfback, racked up the longest run-back of an intercepted pass when he dashed C5 yards to pay dirt with an intercepted Oklahoma aerial. A new idea in a tie . . . Oswego Craftsmen of the Northwest liand finished these distinctive ties. Till eave neetvear of 100 irpin wool. Zephyr to insiire tlie feet knot. Harmon I lenls in solids, plaids and stripes. 15 COLD'S... Wen's Store IM Wrestling Advances To Final Round Fourteen semi-final matches Friday evening set the stage for the finals of the Intramural Wrestling tournament to be held Monday during the halftime of the Purdue-Nebraska basketball tilt in the Coliseum. Herb Reese, Beta Theta Pi, won over Fred Golan, Sig Chi, in a Saturday afternoon tussle. Reese will face Hill Skog, DU, in the finals of the I heavyweight division. Skog pru ned ATO's Jerry Jacupke in the other heavyweight match. Gustafson of the Omaha Stars used up only 20 seconds as he flattened Wise of the Independ ents in the 128-pound class. Three defending champs and one former title-holder of 1946 gained their way to the finals. Ken Brown, Phi Gam, who cop ped the 121 pound title in '47, is a finalist in thfs year's lightest division. Sam Kais has vacated the 145 pound championship and is making his bid in the 155 pound class. Andy Marinkovich, last year's 155 king is a survivor in this year's 175 pound race. Buck Buchanan, Sig Ep grap plcr, is back this year as one of the two left in the 175 weight division, Buchanan copped the 155 pound title in '46. This means that one of the former champs will decide the light heavy crown. Monday's pairings pit Brown against Caniglia in the 121 pound class: Bi?e against Gustaf son in the 128; Barrett and Knut-son-136; Russell-Peterson- 145; BOED 4Y. The brightest, gayest Chrisrmos galaxy in years! weight Jr ' -: ".'-1 7 -165; Buchanan-Marinkov i c h-Craren-Kais-1 55; Calhoun-Li pps 175, and Reese vs. Skog in the heavyweight match. Heavy welpht SVor (HO pinned .T. oike ATO) 3:10; ;lan (Sir Chi) pinned Wnekel (SAF) 4:2.; Reese (T.ta) won over Golan (Si(C Chi). 175 Buchanan (Sis Kn) derlsiuned Roberts 1U): Varinkovlch (Slam) le clsloned Mtinson (ATO). 15 Cnlhonn (Phi Cam) pinned Msr rihew Ind 1:45; Lipps (Beta) pnmrt' Sholiind Ind) 3:44. 155 fraien (Starr) derlsloned Bpniph ton (Ind); Kaia (Ind) dcclsioned Kiaiz (PIT). 145 Peterson (Stars) pinned M' Beth (Phi Cam) 1:35; Russel (Sigma Nu) deeisloned Taylor Tnd). 136 Knntsen (Stars) pinned Warint; rU) 5:.S: Barret (Delta Sipma Pi) pinned MePlll fAGTt) 1:40. 12S-CJnstafRon (Stars) pinned Wipe (In.l) :20. 121- frirltffA (Stars) deeisioned CJI1 Tilnnd ilnd). HCBKKnOO tt Too l.ntt for XMAS CARDS to be personalized Goldenrod Stationery Store 215 North 14 th Street Lincoln's turf Ocpsrtaw $s F anions fine Tien at Gold's Arrow 0 Superba Van Heusen Botany Holly vogue nil"' J