The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 10, 1910, Image 4

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FRAT8 STARTING PRACTICE FOR
GAMES TN FRAT LEAGUE.
(LASS BASKETBALL TEAMS ARE OUT
Trump Wins First of Series of Gym
nastic Events Three Events
Are Held In Armory
Last Night.
With tho coming of the baseball Bon
Hon tho prnctlco for tho Intor-frat baso
ball loaguo.comnioncos. Every day for
tho paBt weok tho mombors of tho
Greek lotter fraternities have been on
gaged In loBBlng.fho horse-hide back
and forth and kinks have been worked
out of Boro shoulders in preparation
for the coming contests.
For a number of years past tho -in
tor-fraternlty athletic board has mndo
out a, Bchedulo of games botween tho
dlfforont fraternities and thcBo games
havo been played off with a certain do
grco of rogularity. Laat year the
champIouBhlp gamo waB not playdd.
Sigma Alpha EpBllon won tho clianv
plonshlp In the west side and Alpha
Thotn Chi won tho flag in tbo oast
side. Tho championship game botwoen
theBo two teams is still to bo played
and tho board will In all probability
arrnngo a date when theso two teams
can clash.
Good Material.
In tho past aovoral of tho fratornlty
baseball teams havo been composed of
good material, and havo put up some
good exhibitions of tho diamond gamo.
Last year only men winning fhoir let
ter for tho llrt tlmo were allowed to
play on tho fraternity teams and somt
of tho men showed that they woro
adopts at slugging tho sphoro.
Several of tho mombers of tho fra
ternity teams last year are out for tho
varsity team this year, and If the'
rules governing the league last year
hold this year theso men are oligtblo
provldod they did not win their letter
In tho games last spring.
Tho leaguo will probably be divided
this .year tho samo hb the baskotball
league, Into two .sIcIcb, with R street
as the dividing line. This glvca six
fratB on each sldo and tho winners of
the championship on- their sldo piny
for tho first and second place pen-
nnnts.
Class Basketball.
YeBtorduy the managers of tho claBB
basketball teams announced tho date
on which the class baBkotball games
will bo hold. Tho managers have also
Issued a call for all men interested In
tho class games to got out for prac
tice. The games will bo hold next
Tuesday at 7:. '10 In tho evening, when
tho freshmen and sophomores moot.
Following this gamo the junlor-3onlor
game will bo hold, and then the win
ners of theso two contests play for
the class championship on Thursday
aftornSon.
Some good material has developed
in those class games, but tho freshmen
linvo liad an organized team all win
tor, and this team has played several
outside games. Tho sophomores have
also kept up a steady practice and
havo some excellent goal-shooters on
their quintet? Tho othor class teams
have done little practlco, as most of
tho men interested in tho gamo in
theso clas8es aro on tho varsity squad.
Vnd thus will probably-bd barred from
partldipntlrig in theso class 'gamos.
Threo events in tho championship
gymnastic contest Wore Hold 'In tho.
university armory last night. Trump
won first place In tho events laBt
night, and at tho present tlmo stands
a good show of -winning the 'N" which
will bo awarded to tho wlnnor of the
contest. Tho events Willi the scores
wero ns follows: U Parallel bars
Trump, 24.3; Dawson, 23,1; Tdblska,"
22.3; Weaver, 20.6; Bre5so, 19.0. Bide
horse Toblska, '2174;; Dawson and
Trump t!or 21.0; Breeso, 17.0. Tum
blingTrump, 22.5; Toblska, 2Q.1;
Woavor, 16'.5; Dawson, 13.3. Totals
Trump, 1 67.8; Toblska, (J3.8; Dawgo'n,
67.4; Weaver, 37,1; Ureeso, 36.0. The
other two events in the contest, the
flying rings afid the horizontal bar,
will be 'pulled off
some tlmo next
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