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F4Hay, January 9, 1948 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 3 Nubbins Quintet Meets York B; 1st Week End Foe Nebraska university's B-team cagers will open their 1948 campaign Friday night when they tangle with the York College B quintet. Tipoff is slated for 6:30. The Husker reserves return to their home maples Sat urday night to entertain the Morningside B club on the coliseum hardwoods. The Saturday test will start at 7:30. A return engagement with the Souix City Iowa cages will be played on the Morningside court Jan. 17. Coach John Thompson will take an 11-man traveling squad to York for the Friday's test. The Nubbins will be seeking their sec ond victory of the current season at the expense of the York five. Own single win In their first game, Dec. 17, the Nubbins trounced Nebraska State Trade school of Milford by a 66 31 count. Ten Huskers saw action in the contest and all registered their names in the scoring column. Thurman Wright and Kenny Anderson were the top scorers for the Nubbins with 11 points, while Fritz Simpson and Bob Allen col lected 10 and nine respectively. Coach Thompson has been put ting his basketeers through their paces this week prepping for the heavy week-end schedule. The Nubbins scrimmaged Coach Tony Sharpe's frosh quintets both Tues day and Wednesday nights. Samuelson to start Carl Samuelson has been work ing in the center slot as Bob Allen moved up for part-time duty with the varsity. Samuelson is slated to open at the pivot spot in the York test. Wright and Simpson have re ceived Thompson's nod for start ing forward berths Friday while Jack Cady and Anderson will open at the quard spots. Others who will make the York hop are:' Doyle Busskohl, 'Jim Van Burgh, Jack Pesek, Bob Acker man, Allen and Winter. Thompson's charges will get only a one-day rest following Saturday's encounter with Morn ingside. They are scheudled for tangle with Nebhaska freshmen in Mondty's Missouri-Nebraska conference clash. IM Cagcstcrs In Close Tilts Although still in the early round of play, the intramural cage race has boiled down to a bitter two and three team chase following Wednesday night's tests. Alpha Tau Omega squeezed past the Phi Gamma Delta cagers 24-22 in a nip-and-tuck battle to remain the only unbeaten club in League I play. The loss was the first set back for the Fiji five in three starts. Phi Delta Thcta owns a 3-0 record to top League II. The Phi Delts toppled previously unbeaten Beta Theta Pi, 25-23, Wednesday. Sigma Chi also has a 2-0 record in the same loop. Three Teams Tied. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Kap pa Psi and Sigma Phi Epsilon are deadlocked with 2-0 marks in League III of the interfraternity A loop. Because of the conflict with the Husker wrestling meet with the Iowa State grapplers Tuesday night, the intramural department has rescheduled part of next TueS' HERE THE BANDS PLAY fij iPX Ui 1HY C? JOH COX AND HIS BAND SAT. 2VITK 9 to 1 Adm. Only 83c Ea. Plus Tax COMING SAT.. JAN. 17 IT n 10 day's contests. Five games have been scheduled for play on the Coliseum courts Saturday after noon. Wednosdajr Inalli. Alpht. Gamma Rho (B) 30, Phi Kappa Psi (B IS. . Phi Gamma Delta (B) 30, Pioneer Co op 0. Cornhusker Co-op (B) 23, Beta Theta PI B) 21. Brown Talace 34, Beta Sigma Psi (A) 21. Sigma Phi Epsilon 19. Delta Tau Delta 12. Kappa Sigma 12, rown Palace B 6. Sigma Alpha Mu tB) 21 Zeta Beta Tau (B) 1. Beta Sipma Psi (B) 17. Sigma CM (B) 16. Alpha Tnu Omega (A) 24, Phi Gamma Delta (A I 22. Phi Delta Theta (A) 25, eta Theta Pi (A) 23. Alpha Gamma Rho (B) 36, Zeta Beta Tau tB) 10. Friday's Schedule. Ag 5:00 Whla Kids vs. Methodist Wheel. Coliseum 7:00 Sigma Chi vs. Theta XI (B) , Football Team vs. Wheels, Brown Palace vs. Delta Tau Delta (A). 7:50 Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Alpha Mu B), Zeta Beta Tau vs. Beta Sigma Psi (B, Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Alpha Sigma Phi (B. 8:40 Delia Theta Phi vs. ROTC, I.F.T. vs. Hufnagle Field. ASME Engineers vs. Pill Rollers. Saturday's Schedule. Coliseum 2:00 Lapp's ovs vs. Building B, Phi Delta Phi vs. Phi Alpha Delta, YM?A vs. Vuscle Men. 2:50 Newman Club vs. Huokerville. Beta Theta PI IB) vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon tBl. discovery n v fFmkm OF THE . IVA SEASON WKlVW ?.N V VIXW " ( V?;- HIGH -SCHOOL t& vy N.Hfi LETTERED t ,; 7-V fN wn football: nirK ic ' BUT NOT . STUDYING TO DASKEtSaLL architect. 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