THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TEAQS BATTLE
TO BREAK TIE
Delta Sigma Phi and Sigma Phi
Epsilon Play Many fcxtra
Period but End in Tie
FOUR TEAMS UNDEFEATED
The Delta Sigma Phi-Sigma Phi
Epsilon battle was the feature of
Thursday night's program in the inter-fraternity
water polo tourna
ment. Four extra periods were play
ed after a 1-1 tie at the end of the
first two, and at the end the score
was still a tie, 2-2. The game will be
played off later. Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Sigma Chi, Lambda Chi Alpha and
Alpha Sigma Phi will also go to the
second round as the result of the
other games of the evening.
Tipt Chi and Alpha Sigma Phi
, I 010 poi.
played close in the second game, and M ff
the only point maae ny tne Aipna
Sigs was on a foul This put them on
the heavy end of a 1-0 count, however.
IN THE VALLEY
By JACK ELLIOTT
The Pitt Panthers will visit Lin
coln on November 17 next year for
a return engagement with the Corn
huskers. This date was announced
by Herbeit Gish yesterday. The
game will be the Saturday before
Thanksgiving, the Kansas Aggies
coming to Lincoln for the Turkey
day classic. The Pitt eleven and
Nebraska are now standing fifty
fifty with one game won and one
lost. Nebraska took the first meet
ing 10 to 0 and lost last week.
A. T. O. Defeated 10-0
Alpha Tau Omega showed lack of
experience in their contest with
Lambda Chi Alpha, and both field
goals made were tallied in the first
period. The A. T. O.'a stiffened up
in the second half, however, and
kept their opponents from scoring
again. The final score was 10-0.
Spangler starred for Sigma Chi
and made their goal against Alpha
Gamma Rho. The A. G. R.'s scored
one free throw making the final
count 5-1.
Tau Kappa Epsilon decisively beat
Alpha Theta Chi in the final game,
the score bein? 20-0 at the final
whistle.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Summary:
Delta Sigma Phi
Carter rf Young
Gabarielson If Witner
Cherry cf Lucas
Knights rb Spencer
Totoan lb B Krause
Shame g D. Krause
Substitution: Delta Sigma Phi;
Poet for Cherry, Cherry for Carter,
Bamer, Bamer for Knights, Rogers
for Gaberielson, Gaberielson for
Bamer, Knight for Rogers.
Free throws: Cherry 2; Lucas 2.
Theta Chi
Lancaster
Kish
Dowling
Welch
Benson
Pray
Substitutions:
Alpha Sigma Phi
Tf Magarett
If Curtis
cf Carroll
rb Galloway
lb Carlson
g Larson
Theta Chi; Laing
for Lancaster, Davis for Kish, Kish
for Davis, Partridge for Welch. Al
pha Sigma Phi; Reed for Margarett,
Stauffer for Curtis.
Free throws: Carroll 1. ,
Alpha Tm Omega Lambda Chi Alpha
There will probably be numerous
changes in the Hnsker team that
faces the Aggie Wildcat at Manhat-
taa tomorrow when the referees
whistle sends the two elevens into action-
Ashburn wil start the game at
the wing position and the other end
is donbtfaj bnt Lee is expected to be
at his old post. Richards and Ran-
pair of tackles are
not in the best of condition for the
Aggie mix and Bearg will take no
chances on mining Nebraska s hopes
against the Violet eleven on Thanks
giving. Captain "Jag" Brown will be
barking the signals and the Haslcer
backfield will be intact, with Howell
and Presnell at the halves and Oehl
rich at fall.
Elsewhere in the paper appears
the Husker foobell schedule for
1928. The schednle will be one
game shorter next year than this
year bat another game will probably
be scheduled at Lincoln as there are
only three home games on the card
for next season. Nebraska opens
the season as they did this year with
Iowa State. The game is at Ames
and the second encounter finds the
Nebraskans trekking to the camp of
the Syracuse eleven for a return en
gagement. On November 10 the
Huskers play Oklahoma at Norman.
This is the first Sooner-Hnsker game
for some time.
Coach Charley Bachman, football
mentor at 'Kansas Aggies will resign
after the close of the football sea
son, it is rumored throughout the
Missouri Valley. Bachman is one of
the foremost football coaches in the
Valley and mid-west and his loss will
be a keen one for the Aggie schooL
Bachman has brought the Wildcat
team up within the past few years
until it is one of the title contenders
every season.
The Missouri Valley cross-country
race will be held at Manhattan to
morrow and Coach Henry F. Schulte
will take six of his distance runner
to Manhattan for the run.
Governor McMullen of Nebraska,
will be the guest of Governor Paulen
of Kansas at the annuel Missouri
Kansas football clash tomorrow.
With new uniforms and bonfire
Spence rf
Pier so n If
Blum cf
Brown rb Davis
Musgrave lb Wilson
Deveraux g King
Substitutions: Alpha Tau Omega;
Brown for Spemce, Blum for Pierson,
Pierson for Blum, Romigh for
Brown, Deveraux for Musgrave,
Hansen for Deveraux. Lambda Chi
Alpha; Erion for Ilgin, Nelson for
Wilson.
Goals: Erb 1, Carlberg 1.
Sigma Chi Alpha Gamma Rho
Spangler rf Cox
Bennett "f Buchanan
James cf Jensen
Poppee rb Rowlley
Milchner lb Stone
Rufe g Powell
Substitutions: Sigma Chi; Brown
for James.
Goals: Spangler 1. Free throws:
Cox 1.
Tan Kappa Epsilon Alpha Theta Chi
NEBRASKA RUNNERS
LEAYE FOR KANSAS
Schulte Takes Six Cross
Country Men to Enter
Valley Meet
Six Nebraska cross-country men
and Coach Henry F. Schulte are
ready for the annual Missouri Val
ley run at Manhattan tomorrow.
Three members of the Husker team
were scheduled to leave this morn
ing with the football team at 6:50
Erb speeches every night the Kansas j o'clock from the Burlington station,
KA6GIBS GET READY
FOR NEBRASKA TILT
Bachman Makes Changes in Kansas
State Lineup; Is Shifting
Backfield Player
Manhattan, Kans., Nov. 17. Al
though there) have been radical
changes in the Kansas State foot
ball lineup with nearly each game,
still another combination is due for
a test against Nebraska, according
to Coach Charley Bachman. With
the loss of Holsinger and other set
backs with which to contend the Ag
gie coach yet hopes to show an ag
gressive backfield to the Cornhus
kers Saturday, November 19.
Captain Jim Douglass, who has
been the driving power of the Wild
cats during the games with Iowaj
State and Texas, will probably play
right halfback with his substitute,
H. J. Dayhoff, at fullback. It is
also conceded in the Aggie camp
that Freeman, tackle, may show in
the backfield for the first time at
fullback.
Saunders Has Speed
The job of left halfback is likely
to rest on the shoulders of "Chief"
Saunders who was used considerably
at right half against Texas last Sat
urday. Saunders has speed and
power and if he is able to master
the new job in so short notice, he
should make himself felt against the
Nebraska eleven.
At quarterback Karl Enns will
have his second competition since
the opening contest when he was in
jured. He is btill somewhat handi
capped by a lame leg but Coach
Bachman is counting more on Enns
in his passing combinations than as
a ball lugger.
The Aggie line, in spite of the
one sided score that resulted from
the Texas game, showed improve
ment against the Longhorns from
that line which did not hold back the
drives of Lindbloom and Miller of
Ames two weeks ago. On the ends
Fleck and Towler are listed to start
with Edwards as a possible substi
tute for either. Neeley, who has
been acting as understudy to Fleck,
is lost to the Purple mentor since
his withdrawal from school.
orites to annex the title won last
year by Iowa State.
Nebraska's close run against the
Jayhawks here November 5, how
ever, indicates that the Huskers have
a fighting chance to bid for a place
with the leaders. Three of the Hus
ker runners, Johnson, Chadderdon,
and Sprague ran in last year's meet.
The other three are new men to the
squad this year, having won their
places after four dual meets and a
series of try-outs.
Out of the Game
Joe Holsinger, veteran back of the
Aggie team, who will be on the
bench during the Nebraska game.
Holsinger was the triple-threat man
against the Huskers last year and his
loss to the Purple squad is a big one.
CftrlWc Jayhawkers hope to raise the morale
jj.n of the team and turn back the Tiger
cicven at uiwrence.
Denton
Young
Skidmore
Goodwin
Mallette
Dchewl
rf
If
cf
rb
lb
g
Haase
Gastelow
Ray
Frederickson
Lamoreaux
Mortensen
Substitutions: Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Fredericks for Denton, Heed for
Male tie.
Goals: Young 8; Skidmore 1.
Second round games will be played
next Monday and Tuesday, Novem
ber 21-22. Pairings and definite
schedule will be announced later.
CHEMISTS HOLD MEETING
Burkey Addresses Phi Lambda Up
silon on "Perfumes"
Professor Fred S. Burkey of the
College of Pharmacy, spoke on the
subject "Perfumes" at an open meet
ing of Phi Lambda Upsilon, honor
ary chemistry fraternity last eve
ning. Professor Burkey gave a brief ac
count of the origin and development
of perfumes. He also displayed a
number of rare perfumes.
They call it Water Polo. Well, af
ter witnessing a few games we call it
a mixture of wrestling and boxing.
Just that time of year
when they taste awful
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the other three planning to make the
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Captain Glen Johnson, Chadder
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Kibble will make up the Husker
team. Kansas and Oklahoma between
them have victories chalked up
against all Valley teams and are fav-
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Lawrence, Kan., Nov. 17. With
one more football game this season,
and that the all-important contest
with Missouri, the University of
Kansas squad, back from the Okla
homa defeat, has settled down to
hard practice.
Season's dope is entirely against
Kansas. Missouri is undefeaM in
the conference, while Kansas has
won two, lost three and tied one.
And yet Missouri has yet to win
a game on the Kansas Memorial
field. Two years ago Kansas won
10 to 7, and the time before the
year of the big snow the score was
3-all. In 1921, the year the new
stadium was used, Kansas won 15
to 9.
Kansas All-Time Record Better
And the all-time record gives Kan
sas 18 games, Missouri 12, with 5 tied
in the thirty-fivei years the two
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teams have been playing.
Advance ticket sales, and inquir
ies coming to the athletic office in
dicate the 34,000 seating capacity of
the enlarged stadium will be taxed
for the game Saturday. If neces
sary, additional seats can be placed
at the south end of the field.
The game marks the final appear
ance of at least six of the Kansas
players, and if George Mackie gets
into the fray it will close his play
ing at Kansas. He has been out all
season with a bad ankle.
Included in the list playing their
last football for the Jayhawks will
be Captain Barrett Hamilton, quar
terback; Wesley Cramer, tackle;
Carl Kullman, guard; Harold
Schmidt, halfback; Glenn Burton,
center; and Thomas Myers, guard.
of the Cyclones' driving offense.
Kuid. weiehin 142-pounds, is a
consistant performer.
Against Grinnell, Holloway Smith
his tackle berth.
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while the rest of the lineup for Grin-
nell will be the same as mat usea
st. Misonnri. No scrimmage
sessions will be used to get the Iowa
State team in snape lor unnneii.
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IIILLER LOST FOR
SATDRDAY TOSSLE
Iowa State Backfield Ace Has Knee
In Cast; May Be Ready
For Marqnette
Ames, Iowa, Nov. 17. No opera
tion has been performed' upon the
"trick" knee of "Touchdown John
nie" Miller, Iowa State backfield
ace, according to an announcement
of Coach Noel Workman. However,
Miller's knee was placed in a cast
by Waterloo doctors following the
Missouri game and the Cyclone half
back will be lost for the tilt with
Grinnell at Ames Saturday.
Whether or not he will be at his
old post for the important non-conference
clash with Marquette at Mil
waukee Thanksgiving day cannot be
determined until the cast is removed
in about a week. Miller's knee was
injured in the 12-to-12 tie with Illi
nois. In the opening kickoff Miller
carried the ball seventy-five yards
and was downed five yards from the
goaL hurting jhis kjiiee. In every
game since his knee has gone bad af
ter a few jolts.
Workman Grooms Three Men
.To renlace him Coach Workman is
grooming three men, "Chink" HaH,
"Red" Hill and Kulp. All three men
have been used previously with good
results. Hall's passing -was one of
the features of the Drake victory.
Hill relieved Miller in the Illinois
game and was one of the highlights
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(Continued from Pag 1)
Miss Henline of the military depart
merit. All senior members in the ad
vanced course of military science
are also selling tickets.
In order to arouse sufficient in
terest in the Military hnIL the stu
dent executive committee of the R,
O. T. C, will speak to all military
science classes.
In obtaining this orchearra. Henry
Jorgensen has secured one of the
best orchestras in the state and tic
Jcct holders will have the opportunity
to listen to the best jazs band of the
party season.
Boston museum is ofiering an ex
tension winter course in fine arts.
The course will be given to the pub
lic by means of informal lectures.
ranging in subject from the "His
tory of Design" to "The Apprecia
, tion of Painting and Sculpture."
Pearson, Aggie center, is one of
Bachman's mainstays in the Purple
forward wall. Pearson has been
playing a good game all season at
the center position and will start
against Nebraska at Manhattan Saturday.
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help cheer the team to victory. They
need our support.
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