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COACH SCHULTE
PLANS CONTEST
FOR NEXT WEEK
Competition in Various Events
Conducted on Different
Days Pentathelon
System Used.
TWO EVENTS EACH DAY
Two Athletes from Every Organ
ization Must Take Part in
Each Event Begins
February 20.
An lnter-fraternlty track meet on
the board track, an event unpreced
ented In Cornhusker athletic history,
has been planned by Track Coach
Henry F. Schulte to begin next Mon
day, February 20, and continue all
week. Competition will be conduct
ed in all events, and a point system
resembling the high school pentathlon
point system will be used as a basis
of awards. By means of this sys
tem, a premium will be placed on in
dividual performance rather tiinn on
the place won.
Order of Events.,
February 20440 yard dash, 12
pound shot put.
February 21 50 yard low hurdles,
running broad Jump.
February 2250 yard dash, running'
high Jump.
February 23 Mile run, pole vault.
February 24.-50 yard high hurdles,
Javelin throw.
February 25 6 yard tun, pole
vault.
February 27880 yard run, 16
pound shot put.
Rules.
1. Two events wil be run eacn
day beginning February 20.
2. Each fraternity may compete
more, but not less, than two men in
each event.
3. The two best performances for
each group in each event will be
figured on a 1000 point basis each.
4. The total of the two highest
men will stand as the total for that
group for that event.
5. The fraternity which shows the
highest grand total will be declared
the winner.
6. No one man may take part in
more than six events.
7. The master sheet showing the
point scoring in each event will be
on the Track Bulletin Board in the
gym.
8. A committee of "N men" will
run off the meet.
All contestants must report prompt
ly at one of the following hours each
day: 3:15, 4:15, 5:15. If you cannot
apear at 3:15, then come promptly
at th 4:15 or 5:15 hours.
NOTE Each fraternity shall, ap
point one man as track manager who
shall be responsible for the appear
ance of the men from his group.
NOTE Each fraternity must de
posit $1.00 with Herbert Glsh before
February 15. This deposit will be
used to secure a first and second
place trophy skin. A fraternity that
does not compete two or more men
in each event cannot be eligible for
placing in the meet.
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HUSKERS DROP
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Basket Shooting of Kansas Quin
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Work.
ACKERMAN HIGH SCORER
Usher Leads Nebraska Five in
Points Next Game with
Kansas Aggies Fri
day Night.
Kansas continued her clean sweep
of the Missouri Valley Conference
basketball circles by winning from
Nebraska 36 to 15 on the Armory
floor Monday night. The Kansa
team outplayed the Hunkers In evei
department of the game and tho out
come was never in doubt at any tint
during the evening performance.
The Jayhawker quintet used fast
passing system and never resorted tc
tihots of the long variety throughout
the game. The Kansas forwards
broke" through the Nebraska defers
repeatedly and when smothered shot
the ball back to the center of t
floor where the Kansas guard, Black
was ready to try for the hoop
Nebraska took the lead with a free
goal at the start following with a field
goal by Capt. Warren, but this mar
gin did not last long when the Si
flower forwards found the hoop and
finished the ODenlnc frnme on the
long end of a 6' to 16 tally.
Russell started the second half f
Nebraska at center and soon Cozier
and Volz were sent In but the n-
binatlon did not seem to help as th
Kansas quintet drew away to an
to 28 lead.
The second half was further f f
tured by a slowness which marked
the whole game and when the Ka
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team the last seven minutes the per
formance was not speeded up any.
Ackerman, crack Kansas forward,
counted 14 of the Jayhawkers tot.
scoring, gleaning two field gouls an.
ten free hops, not missing a single
chance from behind the foal line
Wulf, center, and Black, guard, tied
with three field goals apiece.
Usher, Nebraska dlminutlvo tot
ward, slipped In one long field throw
and repeated tho performance of Ack
erman by caging every ' one. of his
free trials. Warren and Klepser each
made one hoop from the court an
Warren added to his total of points
from the free circle.
The last seven mlntes of the clos
Ing frame saw the score sheet
free
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from tnlllos with ocassional attemim
from the middle of the floor by
Husker quintet. Kansas llkewiso
her substitutes fail at. numerous
tempts to find the hoop though
second stringers were free to toss i
the ring many lmes.
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Klepser, f 1
Warren, c 1
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Russell, o 0
Cozier, f 0
Volz, o 0
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Woestemyer, f 1 0
McDonald, f 1 0
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Referee: Sweeney, Bethany
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