THE DAILY N EB R A S K A N v
MEET KANSAS
IN CAGE FRAY
Results To Determine if Jay
hawkers Are Out of Race
After Loss to Aggies.
RESUME VALLEY GAMES
SATURDAY AT ARMORY
Coach Kline's basketball team will
resume the Valley contest in a game
with Kansas next Saturday in the
Armory. It is the second home game
of the season.
The cage men h-ve been working
out daily in the Armory and are ex
pected to be in top condition for the
fray. Hard scrimmage with the
freshmen and sceonds has prepared
them for almost anything.
The Kansas game is expected to
decide definitely whether or not the
Jayhawkers are out of the Valley
race. Kansas lost to the Kansas
Aggies and the Aggies lost to Ne
braska. However, the Ags were in
their first game of the season when
they met the Cornhuskers.
The Jayhawks will come to Lincoln I
Swindell Assists
Wrestlers Again
Claude Swindell
is starting his sec
ond year as assist
ant wrestling coach
at Nebarska. Swin
dell, working with
Dr. R. G. Clapp, had
remarkable success
last year and has
fair possibilities
now of turning out
a winning team.
The diminutive
tutor is well known
in Kansas City
wrestling c i r c le s
and is considered
one of the best men
in his class, the 115
pounders. He wres
tles fast and has a
great knowledge of
the game. His work as coach has
been commended several times.
if
strong enough to carry the team
through. However great the value
of a brilliant attack may be, the
team with a well-organized defense
is among those to finsh first.
The defeat of Kansas by the Kan
sas Aggies seems to demonstrate this
well. The Jayhawkers have a fine
scoring aggregation, and it is certain
that more time was spent in develop
ing this branch of the game than in
any other. Their ability to make
long shots and pile up a large score
won them the championship last year,
but unless Coach F. C. Allen works
on his defense a lot they are liable
to be oue of the running.
The Kansas Aggies won from Kan
sas because of their defense. They
were instructed to get on the long
shots and when the Jayhawks met
with that kind of opposition they
were bottled up.
Valley Sports
Nebraska is leading the Valley on
efensive tactics in the basketball
race and stands seventh on offense,
after over a weeks rest The team according t0 figures compiled before
Washington is preparing for an
active season in the tank. The swim
ming team, coached by Vincent John
son, has challenged Oklahoma A. and
M. to a meet and will probably sched
ule several other dual meets. The
Missouri Valley championship meet
will be held at the St. Louis university.
is said to be renewed and strength
ened. The probable starting lineups
will be as follows:
Nebraska
Usher
Black
Goodson
Volz
Tipton
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Kansas
Ackerman
Campbell
Weddle
Belgard
Hodges
Dr. Condra Will Give
Lectures on Nebraska
Weekly illustrated lectures on the
resources, industries and development
of Nebraska will be given in Repre
sentative Hall of the Capitol by Dr.
George E. Condra, director of the
conservation and survey division, at
the request of the Legislature. Rep
resentatives, senators, and profes
sors of the University will take part
in these showings.
Lehigh President To
Give Charter Speech
President Charles Russ Richards,
Lehigh University, formerly dean of
the College of Engineering, Univer
sity of Nebraska, is to be the speaker
at a Charter day banquet of the
Cleveland Nebraska alumni club. Ap
proximately forty alumni live in
Cleveland and vicinity. C. B. Cor
nell, '05, is president of the club.
the games last night. The Corn
huskers and Washington University
are still holding down the top posi
tions, with the Pikers showing up
first in offense and second in de
fense. The figures, excluding Sat
urday's games:
Defense.
Avg.
Games. Pts.
Nebraska 3 12.5
Washington 2 19.
Missouri 4 21.
Kansas 4 22.5
Kansas Aggies 3 23.3
Oklahoma 3 23.3
Grinnell 3 27.
Ames 3 29.6
Drake 5 32.4
Offeme.
Avg.
Games. Pts.
Washington 2
Kansas 4
Kansas Aggies 3
Missouri 4
Oklahoma 3
Grinnell 3
Nebraska 3
Ames 3
Drake 5
36.
32.
28.
23.5
23.8
23.
22.
14.
12.2
Nebraska's defense has been no
ticed in the first games of the sea
son. According to Uoach Kline s tu
toring, that department outshines the
offense by a large margin. Yet the
Cornhusker attack is believed to be
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