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TENTH ANNUAL
BASKETBALL MEET
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Free Throws Mutz 2.
Dunbar 29 Chadron 3
Smith F. ...... Chalfont
Westbrook F. Halschow
Weller V McCullough
Lowrey Q Robinson
Walker O Chaulk
Field Goals Smith 5. WeBtbrook 6,
Weller 2, Walker 1. Halschow 1.
Free Throws Wcabrook 1, Robin
koii 1.
Alliance 15 Deshler 20
Joder F Ude
Edwards F Hoffman
Henl C Werner
Cuslck G Wolf
lirennen O Grupe
Field Goals Joder 5, Edwards 1,
Cuslck 1, Ude 2. Hoffman 5, Wer
nor 2.
Free Throws Edwards 1, Ude 1.
Wolf 1.
David City 8 Randolph 11
Hold F Larson
Dvorak f Mubin
NMchola 2 She- woo '
McGiirney Whitney
Hinds ."S Hernard
Field Goals Dvorak 3, Mubin 1.
Sherwood 3, Whitney 1.
Free Throws Dworak 2, Larson 1.
Referee: Davis.
Wahoo 14 Clarkeon 16
SImanek F. Hubeuka
Nystram F Zak
Malek C TomeB
J. rasplsll O Harnla
F. Pasplsil O Karel
Franklin 13 Albion 8
Goeti F Welton
Gregory F. Coulter
Buttermore C Harder
vrulillng 0 Whiting
Vedder G Ross
CLASS E
Gretna 13 Benson 17
Connor F Calvert
Adams F Hicklndorf
DiauskI C Butler
Lerew O Olson
Einfelt G Roilda
Syracuse 16 Stella 19
Andrews F E. Wagner
Metrger F Tug''
Lockhart C R. Wagner
AIcKeo G Henfdey
Finigan G Smith
Wausa 12
Groepper ..
Johnson ....
Holmoulst
Fairfield 4
.F Mock
,.F Schendt
.C Lewi--
VARSITY BASEBALL
RETURNS IN 1920
Provost Lccs Expected to Give
Final Sanction for National
Game.
Baseball Is coming back to Nebras
ka. Tho King of American summer
sports will reign supreme and the Unl
verslty rejoices. The war prevented
this activity during the past soveril
years, but this lull has only made the
desire for the sport keener.
Coach Paul J. Schissler issued a call
for men interested In the game to meot
February 11. Although the game has
not been played hero for several years
there have always been those who
strongly favored the pastime and tiie
enthusiastic meeting assured a 1920
Cornhusker aggregation representing
the school on the diamond this spring
and It will occupy a prominent place
in athletics.
Provost James Lees, who is at pres
ent director of athletics, Is very much
In favor of the f.ame. It Is his ambi
t'on that every man In the University
wilt he able to engage In some ath-
Kreuger G Crof' j leiluc work, and he thinks that base-
Soulstrom G Hoenet j pive niany n,en tt chance for
an "S" that otherwise would not be
Shickley 19
Alfs
Slayborgh ...
White
Harvard 4
F Wilson
. F Siekman
.P Hartley
Corwcrse .1 Crehni
Hodden 3 Hawley
Field Goals Alfs 2, Slayborgh 4.
White Wilson 1, Hartley 1.
Free Throws Alfs 1, White 2.
Siekman 2.
Referee: Norton.
Gittner 13 Plattsmouth 18
Wilson F Sehubeck
Brock F McCarthig
Depn C Sattler
Worthingfore 3 Rnibacker
Marlott G Schneider
Fie'd Goals Wilson 4, Dean 1.
Sehnbeck 5. Satlar 3.
Free Throws Wilson 2, Marlott 1,
Prnhncker 2.
Referee: Davie.
McCool Jet. 18 Cedar Bluffs 4
White F...!.... Crulckshank
Lincoln F OtresdoH!:'"-
Slagel C Auten
Ixmg G Rumpcltes
Caldwell G Loudon
Kenesaw 26
Poo re
Marquette 5
able to get one. Although final ap
proval has not been given by Provost
Lees, it is expected that his official
sanction will he given when coniplate
financial estimates are presented.
Coach Schissler, who will be In
charge of the game, will be a most able
VVilber 9
Storkan
Kubicick
Zwonecek
Stineeek
Tachovsky
Field Goals-
Crawford 20
.F. Moss
F Coufer
C Mlnick
3 Barnum
?, Martin
-Storkan 3. Tachovsky
1, Coufer 4, Moss 2, Mlnick 2. Mar
tin 1.
Free Throws Storkan 1, Coufer 2
Referee: Norton.
CLASS D
Broken Bow 8 Litchfield 9
Bryant F E. Lang
Smith , ..V Brown
Scott C B. Lang
Sk'nner ..G . Stewart
Bu'k G Stulinger
F G Smith 1, Scott 1, Burk 2. E.
Lang 1, Brown 1, B. Lang 2.
F T E. Lang L
Referee: Smith.
Pratt F Anderson
M. Mikkelsen C Wisby
J. Mikkelsen G Peierson
Pritchard G Erieks n
Beaver Cross'g 14 Curtis Aggies 10
Pettijohn F Hamilton
Cross F Funk
Davis C Carr
Lazette G Wheat
Clark G Arner
Waco 36 Ainsworth 10
Everhart F Gideon
Holmbaum F Enders
Willman C L'vwin
Robertson G Osborn
Thorpe G Jessen
Hebron Scottsbluff
Hebron won by default.
F Towers director. He has a splendid amateur
and professional record, having played
on collepe teams and on the Hastings
team In the Nebraska state league.
"The staging of a successful baseball
season," he said, "will require a great
deal of work and presents a number of
problems." The coach is anxious to
get as large a number of men out for
baseball as he can so that practice
may get under way as soon as the
weather permits.
CLASS F
Bladen 21
H. Lidgard
Kuhn .
Humboldt 17
F. Gould
F Smhh
Lewis C Moycr
R. Lidgard G Davis
Oberg G Dorland
Gresham 18 Pierce 11
Tobey F Schulz
Veigin F....
Lamphere C..
Thompson G....
BerryhM O....
Boyd
6tory
Ruhlow
Magdanz
Elgin 12
B rah and .
Grant
Spurting
Alderson
Moore
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F
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Neb. School
for Deaf 21
Peterson
Kaitsch
Cox
Kalina
Krolen
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F G Brahand 3, Moore 1, Peterson
1, Kattsch S.
F T Brahand 4, Kaitsch 5.
Referee: Dana.
Hooper 24
Holbeck
Jefferies
Jackson .
Meyer
Clay Center 11
F
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Jones
Gilkson
Dives
Barland
Schrader G Hageltt
F G Holbeck 4, Jackson 2, Schra
der 5, Jones 1, Gilkson 4.
F T Hageltt 2. Gilkson 1.
Referee: Gardner.
North Platte 2 West Point O
North Platte won by default
Nebraska City 9 -
Hoberg F.
Place F.
rVhitten
Wilcox
Hemphill
Kimball Co. 18
Eickenberger
Tebrink
Lockwood
Linn
C.
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North Bend 11
Malloy
Lannon
Farrell
Hartm&n
Krause
Ansley 16
Scott
Rhoades
. Knapp
Mills
Wayne 14
Miller F.
Moran F.
R, Carhart C.
J. Carhart
Surber
Dawson 6
"Wiley
Casper
Heiu
G. jDurgea
G Farrell
Cotner Academy- Coleridge-
Mendall ' F Millei
Strain F..Kloepping, Peel
Harmoa C. Peck
Kay
Stevens
G Hatelgrove
G Ward
Fairmont 28
Wheeler
Boren
Dewey .
Pollock
At wood
Aurora 27
Hustedt
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Clarks 6
Matlick
Dexter
Abbott
Truer
Trull in ger
Demaranville
Irvin
Harrison
Jones
Crelghton 11
Jones
Shield
Gentxler
DeBeer
Brown
Meadow Grove 2
F Harding
F P. Rouse
C C. Crock
0 Rouse
G Wiese
Wakefield 15
..F Collins
F Himuchs
.C Green
G Ewanson
..G Fisher
Bethany 5
McPherson .
Miller
Cane
Crane
FD.
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Brady 4
McCullough
Haynes
Dart
McCullough
Hoover
May Meet California.
Nebraska has an abundance of ex
cellent material and will have little
trouble in developing a creditable team
As yet no games have been scheduled,
but it is expected that the school will
have no difficulty in scheduling games.
The University of California nine is
making an extended trip throughout
the east this year, playing Syracuse,
Pittsburg, Yale and Princeton, as well
as several leading middle-western
schools. The California authorities
have wired the Nebraska athletic de
partment asking for a game with the
Cornhuskers and a Nebraska-California
game will probably be one that will
be interesting from a comparative
standpoint, after the California team
has met the strongest college teams in
the country. In all probability a stiff
schedule will face the Husker diamond
artists.
Baseball wil not only be an inter
t.r:ersity affair, but If present plans
are carried out there will be an inter
college series in the University and
possibly an inter-fraternity tournament.
CLASS G.
Filley 8 Rising City 12
King F Judd
Burbank F Sutton
C Doty
Davis G Suddarta
Thomsen G Smith
Chester 13
Gossmand
Dewey F
Cramer C
Adamson G..
Thomas G
Lodge Pole 27
C. Emanuelson F
G. Emanuelson F
Jenlck C
Wise G
Hafer
Campbell 8
Rouller
Beyer
Petrik
DeMars
Banks
Papllllon 8
Selbold
Fase
Schmidt
Reiss
:Wittmuss
Trenton 17
Lawritson
Taylor
Haegen
Smith
Seely
F.
C.
G.
G.
Alexandria 20
Allen, Rose man
Knlgge
Pro
Nason
. Stone
Louisvill
Drake
Thompson
Koop
Noyes
Ellers
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DeWitt 23
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C. McKie
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