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High-Flying Colorado
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Dr.Phog Allen's
By Conquering
By GARY FRANBSEN
Sports Editor
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Coach Bebe Lee's high-flying
Colorado Buffs, the surprise
package of this season's Big
Seven basketball race, zoomed
Into the lead of the scramble
for the coveted conference title
with an impressive 70-50 whal
loping of the Iowa State Cy
clones. In whipping the visiting Cy
clones, the Buffs, who had
opened the season with seven
straight setbacks, evened their
overall record at eight wins and
eight defeats. Only Kansas State
has stopped Colorado in confer
ence play.
The Buffs roared to a com-
Betas Triumph
Phi Delts, Sigma Chi, Sammies
l-M Basketball
Monday was a big night in I-M
basketball. Forty-four teams were
Involved in games on all seven
I courts of the Uninversity.
f The big activity took place in
I the Fraternity Leagues. In one of
5 the games Sigma Chi squeezed
out' a 42-38 decision over Sigma
Alpha Epsilon. Beta Theta Pi re
mained in second place in League
II by downing a stubborn Delta
Upsilon squad 35-30.
Elsewhere Phi Delta Theta, tied
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L'niversity honors, ran their rec
ord to 9-0 by drubbing hapless
Alpha Gamma Rho 47-17. It also
cinched them a tie for the title
of League II.
The big upset was probably
the Sigma Alpha Mu's 34-30 tri
umph over Farm House in League
III. The league leaders, Beta
Sigma Psi, won by forfeit over
Pi Kappa Phi.
In the Fraternity B division
Thea XI sprung a big surprise in
defeating the defending cham
pions, Alpha Gamma Rho,- 27-18.
The losers had been heavy favor
ites, having won eight straight
games thus far.
Other B games went pretty well
as expected. Beta Theta Pi edged
the Phi Kappa Psi juniors 40-38
and Sigma Alpha Epsilon B
knocked off winless Kappa Sigma
22-14 in a low-scoring game.
In the two other reported games
Presby House whalloped L.S.A.
44-26 while Phi Delta Phi edged
Nebraska Co-op 23-19. The league
. results through the games of Sat
urday, Feb. 13:
League 1-A
Piltma Phi Epsilon 8-0
Alpha Tau Omega , .... 7-1
Sitma Chi 6-3
Phi Gamma Delta 3-4
Delta Tau Delta 2-6
Sigma No . 1-7
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1-6
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Bio Can Chas
Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas Stale In Lawrence Tonight
manding 33-18 halftime and
were never seriously threatened
after that Burdette Haldorson,
the 6-7 center and one of the
conference's leading scorers,
again was the Colorado stand
out, dropping in 22 points.
The Silver and Gold are still
seeking their first Big Seven
basketball crown. The triumph
over the Cyclones insured their
best finish since they joined the
conference in 1947. Up to this
season, their best cage record
came during the 1949-50 cam
paign when they tied for fourth
with a 6-6 mark.
DR. PHOG Allen's pre-season
favorites, the Kansas Jayhawks,
are only a step behind the Buffs
and can tie for the league lead
ership by conquering their bitter
rivals, the Kansas State Wild
cats, tonight at Lawrence.
After Oklahoma's Monday
Opponents Monday Night
League 2-A
Phi Delta
Theta
S-0
Rett Theta Pi
5-3
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4-4
2-4
Phi Kppa Psi
Theta X i
Delta Upsilon
Alpha Gamma Rho 1-5
Kappa Sigma 0-7
League 3-A
Farm House 6-2
Pi Kppa Phi 6-2
Beta Sisma Psi , 7-1
Siirm Alpha Ma 3-4
Tau Kappa Epsilon 3-5
Delta Sifrma Pi 2-5
Brown Palace 0-8
League 4-A
Pioneer Co-or 7-1
Theta Chi 7-2
Zeia Beta Tau 5-3
N orris House 5-4
Acacia . .................... 3-5
Cornhusker Co-op 1-7
Delta Sigma Phi 1-7
League 5-B
SIGMA CHI -0
Sigma Phi Epsilon 6-2
Delta Tau Delta S-4
Phi Gamma Delta 4-4
Alpha Tau Omega 2-7
Sigma Nu 0-9
League 6-B
Beta Theta Pi S-0
Phi Delta Theta 6-2
Phi Kappa Psi 5-3
Sipma Alpha Epsilon 3-5
Delta Upsilon 2-7
Kappa Sigma 0-7
League 7-B
Alpha Gamma Rho 8-0
Rett S'.ema Psi 6-2
Farm House - 5-3
Theta Xi 5-3
Pi Kappa Phi 3-6
Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-7
Pioneer Co-op 0-7
League 8 Interdenominational
Preshj' House 8-0
Lutheran S. A. 8-1
Methodist 7-3
Newman Club 6-2
Inter Varsity 4-5
Baptist House 3-7
C. Y. 0 3-7
Uninversity TMCA 0-14
League 9 Ag College "A
Ag Jokers 10-0
AGR Grads 9-1
Alpha Gamma Surma A 5-5
Ag Men's Club 4-6
Uninversity Aggiea 3-6
Ag Rockets S-6
Ag Parasites l-ll
League 10 Ag College "B"
Hay Seeds 7-0
Vocational Ac 4 6-2
Farm House Scrubs , 8-3
AGR Scrubs 5-5
Can Catch Buffs
night defeat of the Nebraska
Cornhuskers, i appears that the
conference scramble is strictly a
two-team affair between, the
Buffs and the Jayhawks. The
two teams meet again in Law
rence on March 1. Colorado
stopped the Kansans 70-62 in an
early February clash at Boulder.
The Huskers, winner of first
four conference frames and los
ers In their last four, are all
but out of the title chase; but
they can share in saying who
does win the crown with tilts
with both Colorado and Kansas
in the next week.
On Saturday they go to Bould
er for a clash with the Buffs
and "then they return to the
Coliseum for. a Monday night en
gagement with the Jayhawks.
Other Big Seven activity this
weekend includes 'Kansas at
Iowa State and Oklahoma at'
Missouri.
All Smack
Alpha Gama Sigma B , 1-7
Ag Men's Club B 1-6
League 11 Departmental
Dental Freshmen 7-0
Phi Delta Phi A 7-1
Nebraska Co-op 6-1
Navy ROTC 6-3
Delta Theta Phi 2-5
A. I E. E. 2-7
Sophomore Dents , 3-5
Ah- Force ROTC 1-12
League 12 Independent
Dubhers 9-0
Ramblers 8-1
Hoopsters 5-4
Olive Oilers 5-4
Gents 3-6
Clippers ,'. 3-5
ATO-Scrubs 2-6
Flyers 0-9
League 13 Independent
Dorm B Bullets 8-0
Sig Chi-Sox 7-2
Dorm C. Comets 6-4
M Street Jets 5-4
Dorm A All Stars : 4-6
Al's Gang 3-6
Phi Delta Phi B 1-8
Ed 30 Ickers 2-7
Cyclones Working
The Iowa State baseball team
has been working out three times
a week since early February
under the direction of Coach
Cap Timm. Timm has over 40
varsity candidates for the squad.
They are working indoors,
hoping to head outside in late
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Cliff Dale, varsity shot putter
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To See Action
A number of University of Ne
braska athletic teams will see
action this weekend, most of
them in Lincoln.
On Friday the Husker swim
mers meet Colorado A&M in the
Coliseum pool starting at 3:45
p. m. The following day the
wrestling team takes on a strong
Cornell, la., team beginning at
8 p. m. in the Coliseum.
Jake Geier's undefeated gym
nastics squad plays host to Kan
sas State and Mankato in a tri
angular affair starting at 2 p. m.
on Saturday. On that evening the
indoor track and field squad
closes their dual competition
Sooner Leader
One of the top performers
on the Oklahoma indoor track
and field squad is versatile
Neville Price. The Sooner flash
holds both the Big Seven in
door and outdoor records in
his speciality, the broad jump.
The Sooners meet Nebraska
Saturday in Lincoln.
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1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30.
Stuart: "Knights of the Round
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9:33.
Nebraska: "Botany Bay." 1:00,
3:50, 6:45, 9:41. "Ladies of the
Chorus," 2:44. 5:40, 8.29.
Varsity: "The Captain's Para
dise," 1:00, 2:51, 4:33, 6:15, 8:06,
9:57.
State: "Top Hat," 3:04, 6:16,
9:30, "Suspicion," 1:25, 4:37, 7:50.
Joyo: "The Robe," 2:00. 4:30,
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ing the electrical properties of a carrier system.
"In some ways it was hard to believe. I
had received my B.E.E. at the Univer
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M'eek later I was working in the world
famous Bell Laboratories.
"But I didn't have time to be awed be
cause they put me right to work. They
gave me responsibility fast
"My group was working on the experi
mental application of transistors to carrier
systems. My assignment was the elec
trical design of a variolosser for the com
pressor and for the expandor to be located
hi the terminals.
"The supervision I received and the
equipment I had were tops. I quickly dis
covered that I had to rely on my ingenuity
as much as on the college courses I had
taken. Perhaps that's one reason for the
against the invading Oklahoma
Sooners.
The only Husker athletic team
on the road this weekend is
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great new discoveries continually turned
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"Now, I'm in the Communication De
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Coach Harry Good's Nebraska
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