Wednesday, April 6, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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IIUSKER NETMEN line up for a picture during practice fjr their
forthcoming jaunt to Oklahoma to tangle with the Sooners and the
Aggies. First home match for the squad will be against Colorado
April 23.
Plavoffs Near
In Badminton,
Water BB
Forfeits featured Monday's wa
tci basketball competition as three
learns failed to show up. The Sig
Chis won a forfeit from the Delta
Sigs, the Muscle Men took a for
feit from Lilies and Dorm C won
by default from Dorm A.
Two games were played in wa
terbaskctball, however, with the
Thi Gams blanking Theta Xi bv
7 to 0 and Hie Sig Alphs topping
the Betas by 8 to 5. Six teams will
qualify for the playoffs. Three
teams have already made the
grade. The AGRs won then
league, with the SAEs second and
the ATOs have annexed their
league.
In badminton, two games were
played as the badminton tourney
went into its last two days. The
Phi Tsis topped the Betas, 6 to 3,
and the Presbyterians dropped
the Newman Club by 8 to 4.
EIGHT TEAMS will go into the
playoffs in the badminton compe
tition. All but two of the posi
tions are filled. In the first game,
the Phi Delts, winner of league 1,
will meet the AGRs, second in
league 2, Monday at 5 p. m. At
the same time, the Sigma Nus,
second in league 4, will tangle
with the winner of league 3. At
7 p. m. on Monday the Sig Chis,
winner in league 2, will go against
the second place winner in league
3 and the ATOs, winner of league
4, will meet the DUs, second in
league 1.
Players are asked to keep check
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i Golfers Qualify
For OklahomaTrip
A four-man golf team was
ni.med for the week-cnd trip to
Oklahoma by Coach John Bent
ley. The team will leave Wednes
day on the trip on which they
will meet Oklahoma at Norman
and Oklahoma A. & M. at Still
wider. Veteran Del Ryder paced the
two-day, 36-hole qualifying
rounds with a 149, seven strokes
better than his nearest rivals,
Vein Strauch and Don Stroh.
Fourth member of the squad will
be Don Spomer, a topflight high
school golfpr at Lincoln High who
posted a 157.
Other low scores in the quali
fying play include: Steve Flans
burg, 158; Jim Rich, 159; Gordon
Strom, 162; Paul Hvland and Don
Dutton, each with 163.
Radio to Feature
'Like Sisters9
An original radio plav, "Like
Sisters," by Milbert Guumert,
will be featured on Playwright's
Matinee Wednesday over KOLN
at 4:15.
The plot revolves' Ground a fur
coat which a greedy woman seeks
to wrench away from the grief
stricken father of a dead girl.
Playwright's Matinee originates
in the University studios, and is
an all-student production.
with the bulletin board in the
P. E. building for the time and
place of the semi-final and final
matches. All first round matches
will be played Monday .'A 5 and
7 p. m.
J. Paul Shecdy Switched lo Wildroot Cream-Oil
Because He Flunked The Finger-Nail Test
POOR old Sheedy had a hang dog look before he tried the
Finger-Nail Test and switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil.
Today he'l a blue ribbon winner. Regular ue of Wildroot
Cream-Oil now gives him a snappy, well-groomed look. No
longer is he bothered by dryness and loose, ugly dandruff.
He's out of the dog house for good with his girl friends. Why
not dog trot down to your nearest drug store for a bottle or
tube of non-alcoholic Wildroot Cream-Oil right now! And ask
your barber for professional applications. You'll find that once
you start using Wildroot Cream-Oil containing Lanolin, you're
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NU Gridders
Hold Session
On Defense
Coach Bill Glassford continued
his stress on defense Tuesday aft
ernoon as he sent his Husker foot
ballers through another two-hour
session of fundamentals and de
fensive work.
The workout started with a ses
sion on fundamentals with the
coaches taking the different po
sitions and running them through
their paces. Sam Vacanti had
three backfields working on ball
handling and starting.
Defense came in for a good
working over as the linemen were
worked individually against full
teams to brush up- on their de
fensive play. This week is the
first that Coach Glassford has
worked on dWense and he plans
to continue it for a few weeks.
Two groups were formed from
the varsity and sent into a scrim
mage. One group went on offense
against the blue shirts while the
other unit went through a stiff
scrimmage on defense against the
single wing formation.
The final part of the workout
was put in on punt returns and
working the ends on getting down
the field.
Coach Glassford has scheduled
a big scrimmage for Saturday at
2 p. m. on the freshman field. Part
of the squad will be put on de
fense and part on offense.
All certified Red Cross wa
ter safety instructors are
asked by Bob Phelps, Daily
Nebraskan Sports Editor, to re
port to the Nebraskan office
sometime this week. The meet
ing: will be concerned with the
water safety class which starts
Monday.
L Club G radii ales
To Hold Reunion
All students who were members
of the Lincoln High School L Club
are invited to attend a reunion
banquet Wednesday, April 20,
1949 in the Union Ballroom. The
time is 7 p. m. Tickets may be
obtained from any present mem
ber of the L Club or by writing
to Ralph W. Beechner, Lincoln
High School or by calling the Ath
letic office at Lincoln High School.
The price per plute is $1.50.
Former coaches of Lincoln High
School will be honored guests and
players will be seated at the din
ner tables according to the years
which they played. Reservations
must be made by Monday, April
18, by 3 p. m.
All-Stale Alhleles
To Enroll al NU
Two Nebraska All-State foot
ball selections have revealed plana
to enroll at the University of Ne
braska next fall.
Bobby Reynolds, Grand Island's
All-State performer in football
and basketball, said definitely this
week that he would attend NU.
next year. Reynolds sparked the
Islanders to their second consecu
tive state championship in foot
ball and was the main factor in
Coach Aub Givens' successful bas
ketball team. Bobby led the Third
City cagers to the semifinals of
the state basketball tournament
where they lost a close game to
the champion Lincoln Northeast
Rockets.
Ted Connor, 220-pound All
State fullback from Hastings, dis
closed Tuesday that he had pretty
well made up his mind to attend
Nebraska this fall. Connor was
center on Hastings' basketball
team which was runner-up to
Northeast in the state tourney.
The ruefced nivot man hplned thp
Tigers rally in the last half to
come within three points oi the
Rockets.
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