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J - t if i i T II E DAILY NEBRASKAN FRESHMEN IN SECOND PLACE Husker Yearlings Crowd Kan sas in Annual Telegraphic Track Meet ASHBURN SETS RECORD University of Nebraska freshmen took second to Kansas University in the annual Missouri Valley tele graphic track and field meet con ducted by Washington University of St Louis. The results wre made public late Friday. Ashburn Mas among1 the record-breakers, setting a new mark in the shot put. The upper strata of teams were closely bunched. Kansas had 34 1-3 points, Nebraska 29 5-6, Missouri 28. Oklahoma University 26 1-2, Okla homa Aggies 22 1-2, Drake 18 5-6. There was a big division then before the last four teams with Washington getting 9, Grinnell 3 1-2, Ames 2 1-2, Ames 2 1-2, and Kansas Aggies 2. Ashburn and Chadderdon led the Nebraska performers, Ashburn put the 16 pound shot 43 feet for a new Valley Freshman record. Chadder don took second in the half-mile and third in the mile for five points. Roster of New Records The following new records were establish ed as a result of the 1926 meet: S-O-yard run I minute 69 1-10 seconds by Epstein of Missouri. Mile run I minutes 32 1-10 seconds by Stties of Oklahoma. Two mile run 9 minutes 60 1-0 seconds by Frar.er of Kansas. 22l-yard low hurdles- 24 1-10 seconds by Fest of Oklahoma Arcies. 1 -;ound snot put 13 fret by Ashburn of Nebraska. Broad jump 23 feet 2 inches by Thorn hill of Kansas. Jareiin throw 12 feet 7 1-2 inches by Whittler of Washington. Mil re:ae 3 minute SI E.-10 .wot. r hr Gorbin. Grub, Rev and Best of Oklahoma ( Asrsrtes. NEW VALLEY RECORDS 100-yard dash 9.6 stoonds Locke, Nebraska. 220-yard dash 20.7 seconds Locke, Nebraska. Oklahoma University 33 3-5 seconds flat Nebraska (Dailey, Wyatt, Weir, Locke.) Pole vault 12 feet, 9 5-8 ir ches Wirsig, Nebraska. Discus throw 145 feet, 2 3-4 inches Richerson, Missouri. Javelin throw 191 feet, 10 1-2 inches Cox, Oklahoma University. KAPPA SIGS TO FINAL RODND Phi Delts Defeated, 12 to 3, in Semi-Final Interfraternity Baseball Game PI KAPS VS. SIG ALPHS Friday's Results pated and was barely nosed out of second place by Missouri. She placed three men in the javelin and Niblick and Rutherford easily took first and second in the two-mile. Niblick was also second in the mile. Conger, the Iowa State middle dis tance ace, lived up to his reputation. He won the mile in the fast time of 4 minutes, 24.6 seconds and then re turned to win the gruelling 880 in 1 minute, 56.8 seconds. Weir First In Hurdle Weir opened the meet auspicious- ta 3. Today's Gaines. Pi Kappa Phi vs. Sigma Alpha Ep silon, 3 o'clock, Rock Island Park. . Kappa Sigma defeated Phi Delta Theta, 12 to 3, Friday, thereby going Kcyser eiBhth with ii :i.. i into the final round ol the inienra- ternity basoball tournament. The tenth with 23.5 seconds. 410-yard dash Campbell fifth with 52.3. Richter. sixth with 52.4. Keier and Barr in tie fur sixteenth with 55.1. Mile run Graham eiehth with 4 :... Two-mile run tiranam sixtn who - 120-yard high hurdles Krause sixth with 1 O ... . .... - , L'iO-rard low hurdles krause ,w"" : Kappa Sijre had an easy Dame, mi-fJ-iiMh the Thi Delt hurlers hard and "'..'Vault-Skinner tenth with ,0 feet ' bunching their swats. The Phi iirrtad jump Doty seventh with so feet pelts used three pitchers but Ivobson ?-tSi4nchnch"' C,mpbeU "imh With 20 '"'i worked most of the time. Boyer was llirh jump Wolfram and Swanson in tie; t catcher. Ekstrom and Othmer, f. r fifteenth with 5 fwt 5 1-4 inches. l"c : Discus throw MrMuiien seventh with I the regular Kappa big Dattery, again lit ? t incnesr-AdU,Sh Slh ! were in action. Ekstrom held his op- 99 feet t inches. j poncr.tS well. iSi"Tf' iTcTf B.rVn-fn-mh wilhj The other finalist in the baseball n feet 4 inches. tourney will be decided today when ! the Pi Kappa Thi and Sigma Alpha t. Their contest was postponed from Friday. I. a .a. . . .... Kappa Sigma 12, Phi Delta The- iy. oy MKing me n:gn nuraies in a nuii-uivuui.il a iiiusn. weir, ounp- son of Drake, and Ferguson of Mis souri went to the tape in almost a dead-heat The time of 15.1 sec onds was Weir's fastest this year. The high jump, which was looked upon as the weakest event, was tak en by Anderson of Oklahoma at n height of six feet even. Ten men, including Page, the elongated Ne braskan, tied for the other three places. Ted Canty, the premier announcer of the Middle-West, not only kept the fans well informed in regard to the NEW AMES COACH TO LOOK OVER MEN Bob Simpson, Former Tiger Mentor, ! Will Stop At Iowa State After Valley Meet Nebraska Wins Track Championship (Continued from rage One) !said after the meet that it was pro- Ihably the fastest anyone had ever Summary of Meet AMES, Iowa, May 22. Bob Simp-: run son, new Iowa State track coach, who irylS settled the matter of pole is now at the University of Missouri, .vaulting supremacy in the Valley by will arrive in Ames Sundav from the I nlv taking first PIace' but hoist Missouri Valley meet at Lincoln to lnS bimself over the bar at 12 feet look over the track prospects for the 9 5'8 inches foP new VaUov record. 1927 track campaign, when he will This vas over an ineh hiSher than tne lorraer recora. onds. (New Valley record- -Equals world record No wind.) 1-mile run Conger, Iowa State; Niblick, Oklahoma; Ross, Nebraska; Meaders, Oklahoma A. & M. Time: 4 minutes, 24.6 seconds. 440-yard dash Wyatt, Nebraska; Rooney, Kansas; Grantello, Missouri; Dailey, Nebraska. Time 49.4 sec onds. Shot put Richerson, Missouri; Kriemmelmeyer, Nebraska; Rinefort, Grinnell; Boettger, Drake. Distance 47 feet, 5-8 inches. 220-yard low hurdles Taylor, Ok lahoma; Doornbos, Kansas; veir, Nebraska; Penquite, Drake. Time: 24 seconds flat. 220-yard dash Locke, Nebraska; Grady, Kansas; Farley, Missouri. Time 20.7 seconds. (New Valley re cord and World's record. All watch es caught it at 20.7. No wind.) Discus throw Richerson, Mis- . . a a l souri; Kinerort, orinncii; jucAnnei- ly, Missouri; Kingery, Iowa State. Distance: 145 feet 2 3-4 inches. (Breaks former Valley record by 7 feet, 7 1-2 inches. 880-vard run Conger. Iowa loo-yard dash Tied for first place. i make Dis deout as a l.yclone coacn. Krause. Nebraska: Boiincer. Kansas: Cock- Simpson will get a chance to see i Richerson of Missouri and Cox of ayne. Prate. 10. i seconds: tied for fourth.) r " i , , , , , Lowe. Nebraska: Scheii. Drake. io j see. the Iowa State track team in action Oklahoma, as was expected succeed iistYend!XsVoLK! Tuesday and Wednesday in the all- ed in setting new records. Richer- lis seconds: third. Bohnger. Kansas. 22-5 i college track meet. son lacked about two inches oi es-; seconds: tied for fourth. Bishop. Ames;: ....... . t.,- i- j ii , . 1 Knutson. Gr nneii. ti seconds. j Although eight Iowa track stars tabhsbing a new record in the shot ' a.9XJd this sPrin. the material put. He raised the discus record, si.: seconds: third. Corkarne. Drake. 51.7 left for next year, including the however, almost eight feet when he zz seconds: tounh. Epste.n. Mlssoun. " ;proniisjng, freshman Eqnadi will leave hurled the platter 145 feet 2 3-4 in-; EE i t.."5?"1 roHWJ? br Ep!it'i-"L 1!!f,lri- some of the best material that the : ches. Cox bettered his own javelin 1 (new record): second. Chadderdon.- . , NebrasVa. iK.i: third. Lemiev. Nebraska. ! Cvclone camp has ever had. The record by about 7 inches. -r-r i2: fourth. Hc4bs. Drake. t.-OJJ. . . . . ... I M ie run Won br s.des. okiahoiEa. '. men wh0 rraduaie this year -. i i nrw u r ; . rrT.i.i. parson. u,a homa. :i.S: th:rd. Chadderdon. Nebraka. 4:41.4: fourth. Leraier. Nebraska. 4:42.2 Two mije run Won br Frazier. Kansas, :54.1 (new record: second. Richardson.. Grinnell. 14.2: third. Hook. Ames. 10:24.r: fourth. Wiiiiams, Oklahoma Ac-T-. 10:J.S. 120-rard hirh hardies Won br Thora- as. Mss4uri. K.2 seconds: second. Kunt. Oklahoma, l.l seconds: tied for third. Fore-sman. Kansas: Reneaa. Nebraska, 1. , t v- t T c. meet but entertained them with the state; Kimport, Kansas Aggies; Van latest stories during lulls in the jLanningham, Drake; Crawford, Iowa meet. He announced that Locke s performance of equalling one and breaking another world's record on the same day had been done only twice before. Ted MeMredith and Bob Simpson are the others. Simp-, son's feat was performed while un-' der the tutelage of Coach Schulte. ' The Valley sprint cup was won for ' the third successive year by Roland : Locke. It was presented to him i during the meet by John C. Grover, one of the donors, who was starter and referee of the meet. The Summary 120-yard high hurdles Weir, Ne braska; Simpson, Drake; Fergason, Missouri; Doornbos, Kansas. Time: 15.1 seconds. 100-yard dash Locke, Nebraska; Grady, Kansas; Farley, Missouri; Stephens, Nebraska. Time: 9.6 sec- SERVICE for TEACHERS PLACING Ther is our nlr Business. TRY US. "Calls" coming every day from Superintendents ard Boards of Educatijn YOU need us. We need YOU. - Let us help yon. FREE Registration Discriminative SERVICE Nebraska School Service and Teacher's Exchange 1105 "O" Street. Lincoln Rooms 1-4 over Harley's Drug Store. State. Time: 1 minute 5 G.8 seconds. 1- mile relay Nebraska, (Daven. port, Tappan, Dailey, Wyatt), Wash ington, Missouri, Iowa State. Time: 3 minutes 22.4 seconds. High jump Anderson, Oklahoma. Following men tied for other three places: Simpson, Drake; Brunk, Drake; Carle, Drake; Hagerman, Washington; Ledbetter, Washington; Price, Oklahoma; Kingery, Iowa State; Underhill, Kansas University; Potts, Missouri; and Page, Nebraska. Height: 6 feet even. 2- mile run Rutherford, Oklaho ma; Niblick, Oklahoma; Steele, Mis souri; Woodruff, Grinnell. Time: 10 minutes 3.2 seconds. Javelin throw Cox, Oklahoma ; Morgan, Oklahoma; Laird, Grinnell; Nisely, Oklahoma. Distance: 191 feet 10 1-2 inches. (Breaks his own Valley record.) Pole vault Wirsig, Nebraska; Tie for second and third between Rhodes of Nebraska, and Lancaster, Mis souri fourth, Carter, Kansas Aggies. (Sets Iloight: 12 feet 9 5-8 inches, new Valley record). 880-yard relay Nebraska, (Dail ey, Wyatt, Weir, Locke); Kansas University; Missouri University; Ok lahoma University. Time: 1 minute 28 secondu flat. (Sets new Valley record.) Broad jump Lancaster, Missouri; Stephens, Nebraska; Mullins, Okla' homa; Mclnerny, Kansas. Distance' 23 feet 4 1-8 inches. You will enjoy living in this house. Fourteen large, airy rooms, ten bedrooms, sleeping porch, three baths. If you are looking for a home for next fall call B-2690. We will be glad to show you several desirable houses. 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Ok- track men who graduate this year i Kriemmelmeyer Second are: Captain Fred Crawford, crack Kriemmelmever had the best of, ha:f-m;!er; Witmer and Luck, hur- Rinefort, the Grinnell ace, in the shot j dlers; Owen, pole vaulter and win- but couldn't quite get the ball outjEEi ner of the pole vault event in the past the r.ear-record heaves of "Doss" j .Missouri alley indoor meet this ; Richerson, Missouri captain, year; Payton, javelin; Brice, sprint Wyatt stepped the 440-yard' man; Dempster, crack miler, and a' in pretty fashion to beat out Rooney- of Kansas and Grantello of Missouri. ' relay team; and Pat Drew, two-; Dailey also ran a nice race, taking of the Cyclone fourth. Coach Schulte showed he i had some good quarter-milers again s ev re ailors and Twins!! Leghorns 1 TLT JiVnox At Teachers' Bureau i in the mile relay. Davenport, Tap j pan, Dailey, and Wyatt ran a beau tiful race, their winning time being over two seconds better than the se 'ond place team. Stephens surprised the fans by EE You're sure of quality in this store that's EE never questioned here. We're in business to re- main; that's why we EE must sell good goods. (University Xews Service ) Amcr.g superintendents who .have takine fourth in the 100-vard dash. labossa Acxies: KerKfan. Oklahoma. & f rprpnflv hAn of tho T'r. 'oy-cr -. tt . , A. i i . 1 - ihes: foana. fceneaa. .Vebraska. i T' " " 2 SeCOnQ m lne Dr0aQ JmP. feet i-4 incbe. see Director R. D. Mor:tz of the Eu- which was won by Lancaster of Mis- lffcT:.ecokBrol'reau of Becommendation of Teach- souri day. Rhodes also furnish- l!' ft l J.rd. wier, ers concerning contracts for teach- ed a surprise when he tied Lancaster EE "iie crnn, ! " feet mcbrs: fnnb. t, - tt- t i . ' ' H-4,;tt.i rr. Kansas Arzie. in feet i 1-2 ers i,r next ear were w- B- lre" for second in the Dole vault l-pon:d shot poll Won br Afttcm, Xebra,ka. 41 feet (new record): second.' Brown. H.iioin. 41 feet 7 1-2 inches: 1, for 1 . TT J r I-i A third. W!:r. WaThi-rton. 41 fert C incfaesj " ul -fvuu'"u- u ftrarti. Mnear. Okhoma. 4 f-t in. ,of Scottsbluff ; W. K. Harria, of Ber Jareiia throw Woo by Whr.ier. Wab-'. . T. r, , i- .1. v bros. i- feet 7 1-4 incbe new record : , trand 5 Harry Burke, of Gothenburg; JTJllli:'-V'f" 'i !BfM: c- E- Coaett, '17, of Lexington; Em- tt:rd- eoasers. Olt. 1 feet 7 inches; , , ' . , , . focr-h. .KaTcii-.on. Oistms. ! feet 4 in. ii Ber.thack, 24, of Arnold : and W. iana, iy, or Ainsworta; Oklahoma presented a much Wfltse. '&3, of Adams; Robert Gra- stronger team than bad been antiri- -yard reiar Won by Nebrafka. fKraoe. Doniirnorpe. I!y. Lxrwel. I JM; ecord. Drace. 1-Jt: third, Kansas, lit-; fonrn. Okafa'wa Atrriea, Miie rear Vot by Oklahoma Assies 'Gorbin. Grub. Bo. Best t t Jil.i: second. Nebraska. t-li: tiurd. 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