Friday, October 29, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Fly Casting
Meet Sunday
The IM Bait and Fly Casting
Tournament will begin Sunday,
Oct. 31, at Oak Lake Park from
2 to 4 p.m.
Students and faculty members
of the university are invited to
enter the tourney. No official
entry blanks are needed.
Those who have rods, reels and
lines may brin gtheir own but
tthe department of physical edu
cation will furnish equipment to
all who need it.
Here Are Your Winners
Expert and Nebr- IS- - KU- Mo- Utah- 111- Ala- Ga. Tech TSMU- TCU- USC-
Pereentage UCLA Okla. O. AM KS Colo. Mich. Geo. Duke j Texas Baylor Calif.
Cub Clem (.796) Nebr. Okla. KU Mo. Utah Mich. Geo. jG7tech. 1 SMU Baylor Calif.
Fritz Simpson (7763) Nebr. Okla. KU Mo. Colo. Mich. Geo. G. Tech. SMU Baylor 1 Calif.
H. Abramson(.'745) Nebr. Okla.TKU I Mo- I Colo. Mich. Geo. G.Tech. SMU TCU USC
Lee Harris (.712) Nebr. Okla. KU Mo. Utah Mich. I Ala. G. Tech. I SMU TCU Cal if.
Jack Donovan (."678)Nebr. O k I a. K U j M o. Utah Mich. Geo. G.Tech. SMU TCU Calif.
Bob Phelps (.644TTNebr. OHaTpTuTlvlo. I Utah Mich. Geo. G. Tech. SMU TCU Calif.
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ATO's Cop Turkey Race,
Phi Psi's Place Second
Lee Moore, Alpha Tau Omega,
won the annual Intramural
Cross-Country "Turkey Trot"
race Thursday afternoon.
Moore's first place win, coupled
with Leonard Kehl s fourth place
finish and Jim Perry's seventh
position, enabled the ATO's to
take the team trophy with 97
points. Twenty-six men were
entered on the Tau squad. Moore
received a live turkey and an
intramural medal for his winning
efforts.
Eugene Robinson of the Field
House came in second and took
home a goose as his prize. Bob
Shuler of the Presbyterian Stu
dent House finished third and
was awarded a duck.
Three hundred and thirty
three men finished in front of
Willie Jnsen, Sigma Chi, who
came in last. Jensen became the
possessor of an egg, the last place
prize.
Phi Kappa Psi was runnerup
to Alpha Tau Omega in the
team scoring with 51 points, nos
ing out third-place Alha Gamma
Pvho by one point.
The Inter-denominational re
sults will be announced later.
The first 13 place winners:
1. Lee Moore, ATO.
2. Gene Robinson, FH.
3. Bob Shuler, Preby.
4. Leonard Kehl, ATO.
5. Dick Hollander, PHI Psi.
6. Bob Dawson, Sig Chi.
7. Jim Perry, ATO.
8. Jerry Matzke, Phi Gam.
9. Ken Reeves, Pioneer.
10. Del Kopf, AGR.
11. Warren Koenig, Ind.
12. Bill Hein, Beta.
13. Duane Deitering.
Means Tells
Of State Phvs
Ed Meeting
Saturday morning some 300
physical educators, athletic
coaches, recreation workers,
school administartors and teachers
and workers in health and safety
are expected to attend the state
wide meeting of the State Teach
ers convention in Lincoln.
The meeting will be a finale to
the convention and a forerunner
of the University Homecoming
football game between Nebraska
and UCLA.
The meeting is open to all peo
ple in the state interested in youth
programs and many allied and as
sociated organizations are expect
ed to be well represented at the
9 a.m. meeting in the new P. E.
building.
Organizations represented are:
YMCA, YWCA, Boy and Girl
Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Ameri-
Tube SisLoL cHdiiasl
After Hie Came Af I or Hie Dance
DvliciouH
STEAKS
CHOPS
SANDWICHES
SEA FOODS
''Chvihinq pwm a dftte Jb a BanqusL"
17th & Van Dorn Phone 3-SSS5
can Legion, Parent Teacher
groups. Salvation Army, State
Department of Health and Public
Instruction, Izaak Walton League,
state conservation, church recrea
tion, municipal recreation, exten
sion services.
According to Louis E. Means,
director of physical education find
president of the state association,
the meeting will feature a series
of ten minute addresses by rec
ognized leaders in the state of Ne
braska and neighboring states in
the fields of school athletic and
physical education, health and
saf:1y, rcci cation, and education
in general.
XMAS CARDS
IT'S TIME TO ORDER
Personalized Christmat Cards
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 No. 1 1 Open Thurs. to 9
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WELSE GRABS
In order to serve yon hotter,
we have jut completed a re
modeling program. Shop for
convenience at Gold's.
Remember Your Red A" Feather
For Saturday's Came.
Men Men's Store
Street Floor
Women Sportswear
Second Floor
RAINCOATS . . .
THE ALL-PURPOSE
WATER-REPELLENT
GABARDINE COAT
$1495
at only M
Iter it a practical coat ia a rayon and
cotton tabard inc.
And it's wearable ... either belted or
loose, well-tailored in rraceful lines,
A detachable hood and belted sleeves.
Sizes 10 to 18.
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Second Floor.
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