Thursday, February 5, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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UN Athletes
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Another big week-end of ac
tivity faces Nebraska university's
athlets as Husker teams meet
competition in five sports.
Coach B. R. Patterson's Scar
let grapplers open the week-end
of sports when they travel to
Ames to meet the Iowa State
wrestlers Friday. Saturday night
the Husker matmen will go
against Minnesota university's
squad in Minneapolis.
Capers See Action.
Two Nebraska cage teams will
see action Saturday night Coach
Harry Good's varsity quintet
travel to Lawrence, Kas., to test
the high-riding Kansas university
Jayhawks. Phog Allen's crew is
undefeated in loop play with a
record of three straight victories.
Coach John Thompson's Nub
bin carry Nebraska's colors in
the other cage outing. The B
t -am goes to Seward Saturday
n: rht to meet Concordia college.
T. ampson's boys have won two
gmes and lost one to date. -
Saturday is the big day for
home athletic events. Coach
Charlie Miller's gymnasts will
entertain the University of Illin
ois in the coliseum at 2 p. m.
Illinois defeated Nebraska in a
contest earlier this season.
Two meets are scheduled for
Saturday night. At 7:00 Coach
Hollie Leply's swimmers will duel
a strong Michigan State team in
the Coliseum pool. Michigan
State placed fourth in the
N.CAA. swimming meet last
year. .
Coach Ed Weir win send his
indoor track squad into action at
7:30 Saturday night against Iowa
State's Cyclones. The Husker
cindermen will be after their sec
ond victory of the season. Okla
homa lost to Nebraska last Satur
day, 62i-41, on the Husker
track. Iowa State's squad includes
11 letter winners and two cross
country letter winners.
Miler Bill Arlen will be one of
the Cyclone's top performers. Ar
len retired the Glenn Cunning
ham indoor mile trophy at the
championships a year ago at
Kansas City.
WHERE THERE'S COKE
THERE'S HOSPITALITY
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IOTTLED UHOEl AUTHOMTY OF
LINCOLN COCA-COLA
Rockets Rally
To Top Links
At Coliseum
Lincoln Northeast overtook an
early Central lead to whip the
Links 30-22 before a packed
house at the Coliseum Wednes
day night
Dick Allen paced the Rocket
scorers with nine tallies, while
Joe Good led Central with enght.
At halftime, the Links sported a
14-11 lead which dwindled to a
19-19 tie at the end of the third
period. A fourth period rally
gave Noi.. -rt the victory.
Golf and Tennis
Meeting Today
It's time to dig out the old golf
sticks and taanis rackets again.
Golf Coach Dougal Russell and
Tennis Coach Gene Leighton
have issued the first call for
candidates.
The first meeting will be held
this afternoon in the N-club room
of the Coliseum at 5:00. All men
interested in competing in these
events are urged to attend the
meeting.
Sharpe Summons
Baseball Men
A meeting of all men interested
in trying out for varsity baseball
will be held tonight at 7:30 m the
Coliseum's N-club room. Accord
ing to Coach Tony Sharpe, the
rumors that invitations will be
issued to baseball men is not
true. Everyone is urged to attend.
Freshmen candidates will meet
at a future date. The meeting will
be announced by the Nebraskan.
1M Basketball Results
Physical Education 2. Phi Alpha Pelta 0
Presbyterians 14, HufnaKle Field 32.
Whiz Kida 20, Melting Pot 11.
Hot Shot 30, Old Timers 21.
V-5s 34, Creepers 15.
Ball and Chains 33. Galloptne; Dominoes 36.
Methodist Wheels 8. L F. T. 34.
Lilliea 39, Methodist Spokes 3.
PHALANX
A meeting of Phalanx will be
held in Room 313 of the Union
at 7:30 p.m. this evening. Uniforms
are required.
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Husker Swimming Squad Host
To Michigan Staters Saturday
Nebraska's swimming team, fresh from a conference
victory over Kansas University last Saturday afternoon,
will step out of the Big Seven this week-end to entertain a
powerful Michigan State team. Michigan State has one
of the top swimming club in the country. The Spartans
placed fourth in the N.C.A.A. Swimming Championships
last year.
Top support for the Husker
team is expected to come from
Marvin Grimm. Grimm will
swim in the 50-yard and 100
yard free style events and will
anchor the 400-yard free style
relay. Marv placed fourth and
sixth, respectively, in these two
individual events in the N.C.A.A.
Swimming Championships last
year.
Other pointgetters for Nebras
ka will be Conrad King in the
200-yard breaststroke event and
Dick Bell in diving. Bill Fenton,
top backstroker on the team, has
been handicapped by a cold for
three or four days and is not
expected to be at top strength
for the meet. Bill will swim his
own event, the 150-yard back
stroke, and will probably swim
backstroke on the medley relay
team.
300 yard medley relay; Campbell or
Fenton, King Allen.
220 yard freestyle ; Porter, Swihart.
80 yard freestyle; Grimm, Branch.
Dlylng; Bell, Flagg.
100 yard freestyle; Grimm, Campbell
or Branch.
150 yard backstroke; Fenton.
400 yard freestyle relay; Grimm,
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FEM FUN
Swimming Club will meet at
7:00 p. m., February 5. It is im
portant hat everyone attend.
In the first girl's basketball
game of the season, Howard Hall
was defeated by Delta Delta Del
ta, the final score being 16-13.
Pat Hamburg was high point girl
of the game with 10 points.
Pi Beta Phi downed Alpha
Chi Omega by 14-3. The Pi Phi's
controlled the ball thruout the
game, and Annis Gilmore lead
the scoring with 6 points.
February 5 there will be a
meeting of all girls who are in
terested in the organization of the
Rifle Club at 7:00 p. m. in Grant
Memorial.
February 5 Alpha Xi Delta
No. 2 vs. Terrace Hal&at 5:00
p. m.
Pi Beta Bhi No. 2 vs. Delta
Delta Delta No. 2 at 5:30 p. m.
Branch, Allen, Campbell or Hinds.
200 yard breaststroke; King, Hinds.
440 yard freestyle; Porter, Swlhart.
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Squash Teams
To Start Action
Intramural squash will get
underway February 11 in the
coliseum basement. The deadline
for entering the tournament has
been seet for February 9.
The tournament will be of the
round robin variety with three
men from each team meeting in
the match. Three games will be
played for each match with the
standings based on the number
of games won and lost.
Intramural Director L. E.
Means has announced there will
be no individual tourney in
squash this year but individual
matches in team play will be re
corded and an individual cham
pion named.
Team managers who desire to
secure instruction practice for
their players may arrange with
intramural headquarters for in
struction. Squash rackets and
balls will be furnished to all
players.
Awards this year will include
a team trophy to the champions,
an intramural medal to the in
dividual champion, medals to all
team members if the title is won
by an independent team, certifi
cates to outstanding players, and
the names of the champions will
be placed on the championship
plaques in the coliseum. ,
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7:00 p.m. R. 206 M. E. building.
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