THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
ENTRIES DOUBLE
WRESTLING LIST
Almost 100 Grapplers Enter
Greek Meet, Making It
Largest in History
lahoma.
Our own Coach Ernest Bearg is a
Kansas conference man, graduating
from Wahburn College when ha ra
ce! ved hi first college football play
ing. From Washburn, Bearg went
to Illinois as a backfield coach.
The entry list for the inter-fraternity
wrestling tournament now
being held, was the largest of any
yet held, according to Coach JohnJSopjl,
Kellogg. There were almost one hun
dred men entered in the various
classes, which is twice the number
entered last year.
The semi-finals of the meet will
be run off Jan. 11 and on Jan. 12
the final matches will take place.
There will be no more matches be
for the Christmas vacation.
Following the tournament exhibi
tion matches will be run off between
the winners of the inter-fraternity
and non-fraternity tournaments.
Medals will be presented to tho win
ners in each class.
Negotiations are being u to
schedule a varsity wrestling meet
some time in January. Northwestern
will probably be the school with
which the meet will be scheduled.
Coach Kellogg expressed a belief
that perhaps some of the men who
are taking part in the dnter-frater-nity
meet would be wrestling on the
varsity squad.
TIE GAME PLAYED
IN SOCCER TOURNEY
oraore and Junior-senior Uirli
Cannot Score Title
In Doubt
The Sophomore and Junior-Senior
girls' soccer teams met last Friday in
the closing game of the week's tour
nament. It was by far the fastest
tilt of the season and ending in a
scoreless tio, left the championship
still in dispute.
Tuesday evening the Sophomores
defeated the Freshmen 1 to 0, in
the initial game of the tournament.
On Wednesday evening the Junior
Senior team overcame the Frosh, by
the score of 3 to 1.
The following was the line-up in
the Friday game:
IN THE VALLEY
By JACK ELLIOTT
Nebraska's Scarlet and Cream
basketball quintet got off on the
wrong- foot down in Missouri last
week end. Charley Black's basket
eers dropped a game to Washington
and one to Missouri to start out the
Missouri Valley basketball season.
The game Friday night with the
Washington Bears was lost by one
point but the Missouri tilt was some
thing of a massacre of the scarlet
clad boys from Nebraska.
Missouri has a strong cage squad
this season and will be one of the
fives to contend for the 192S flag.
Kansas was subdued) in their initial
contest- with the Aggie Wildcat five
from Manhattan, but the power of
the Jayhawk five did not show up in
their initial encounter.
The Oklahoma Sooners were hard
hit last week when Pinkerton, star
Sooner guard was declared ineligible
for the season. The Sooner guard
was ruled ineligible on account of
having played two years with North
Texas Teachers' College at Denton.-
Harold Schmidt, playing his last
year with the Jayhawk basketball
crew has received an offer to coach
Junior-Senior
R.W. . Cypreausen
I.R. Willson
C.F. Clayton
I.L. Grau
L.W. Shankland
R.H. Stewart
C. H. Ayres
L.H. Kess
R. B. Bergstffaesser
L.B. Peterson
G.K. Clarke
Umpires: McDonald and Webb.
Substitutions: Sopnomore Coop
er, and Koerting.
Junior-Senior Rogers, Neely,
Carroll.
Sophomore
Olsen
Schrick
Hall
Dam
Olney
Davis
Hoy
Spencer
Lemley
Parker ,
Weaver
through. The loss of nine men
through graduation has left a hole in
the ranks of the high jumpers and
hurdlers, although several good soph
omores are available. The men from
last winter's indoor squad who are
Tost are Conger ,m!dd!e distance
ace; Bonnell, middle distance run
ner; Buck, sprinter; Cervi, two
miler; Kingery, high jumper; Wit
mer, star hurdler; Toom high jump
er; Suit, quarter miler; and Bangs
and Fry.
Good New Men
Among the newcomers who are
expected to strengthen the team is
Maurice Soults of Clarion, who gives
promise of being the greatest pole
vaulter that Iowa State has had.
Dill Smith, crack sophomore hurdler,
who has been bothered by a bad
heart, has been pronounced fit by
the college doctors,' but is now laid
up with an injured leg.
Included in the schedule for the
coming indoor season is the Kansas
City Athletic club meet in Conven
tion Hall, Feb. 18, the annual tri
angular meet with Drake and Grin-
nell at Iowa State, Feb. 23; a dual
with Drake at Des Moines, March 3 ;
the Missouri Valley indoor meet in
Des Moines, March 9 and 10; and
the Illinois Relays at Urbana, March
17.
floor 2. Delta Tau Delta vs. Sigma
Nu, 7:00 o'clock, floor 3. Phi Kap
pa Psl vs. Phi Delta Theta, 8:35
o'clock, floor 2.
Cage Pilot
CYCLONES EXPECT
FAST RELAY TEAM
Material Available for 2-Mile Relay
Promises to Be Speedy; Other
Prospect Poor '
Amis, Iowa, Dec. 13. Another
record breaking 2-mile relay team is
promised for Iowa State with seven
half milers, four of them letter men,
working out. However, prospects in
the other divisions for the indoor
track season are not as rosy. The
scholastic axe is threatening to put
some capable performers on the in
eligible list. This year's indoor
track squad, numbering 45, includes
20 men from last season's strong
yearling team, six major letter men
and five minor letter winners.
As usual, Coach Bob Simpson's
Ptrflfinoo will Via etrnnw in Vi o milla
basketball this season at Hays j distances, with some hopes for im
Teachers' College at Hays, Kansas, provement in the sprints, providing
Schmidt is one of Coach Phog All- several promising sophomores come
en's mainstays on the court this sea
son and should Schidt decide to take
the coaching offer, the Kansas five
will be hard hit.
Although Nebraska lost the open
ing two-games 'on the 1927-28 bas
ketball card, the going after the holi
days should be just plenty tough for
the Valley teams who line up against
Nebraska. Nebraska lost Page last
year but Charley Black simply had
to have a tall rangy center and
Glenn Munn, the six foot six inch lad
has filled the position. Munn looks
every bit as good as Page and lacks
only experience. This is the big
boy's first year on the Varsity tage
squad and with a little more expe
rience he should be able to give Holt
of Oklahoma a real battle for the
tip-off. Both centers cover the
same distanee from head to foot.
Bill Hargiss it the third coach
from the Kansas conference to land
a coaching job in the Big Six. Gwinn
Henry started the line when he left
the College of Emporia at Emporia,
Kansas for the head coaching job at
Missouri. He was followed by Ad
rian Lindsey, coach of Bethany Col
lege at Lindsborg who is now at Ok-
LAST PRE-HOLIDAY
CAGE TILTS TONIGHT
All Except Two Class B Greek
Teams Will Be In Action
In Coliseum Tonight
The last round of class B inter
fraternity basketball, before Christ
mas vacation will begin tonight at 7
o'clock in the Coliseum with eleven
games scheduled.
Tonight will mark the largest
number of games in any evening in
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Nebraska High Schools
Request White Rats to
Utilize in Experiments
A number of high schools in Ne
braska have sent requests to Profes
sor Rebekah Gibbons of the Foods
and Nutrition division of the Home
Economics department of the Uni
versity of Nebraska, asking for
young white rats to be r.'cd for de
monstration experiments.
Rats of the same ego are to be
used to show the effects of good and
poor diets vpon the general health
and rate of growth. This past week
rats have been sent to tho home ec
onomics departments of high schools
of Brainerd, Elgin, and Gothenberg.
Basket Veteran
The Husker captain, Tom Elliott,
veteran basketeer, led Charley
the B class tournament. Only two Black's team on its first trip. Elliott
teams in the tournament will miss
action.
Only thirty three games will re
main to be played in the preliminar
ies of the B class tournament after
Christmas vacation. Twelve games
will be required to determine the
winner in the final league.
The schedule for tonight is as fol
lows:
League 1 Beta Theta Pi vs.
Theta Xi, 7:25 o'clock, floor 3. Sig
ma Phi Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma Phi,
8:35 o'clock, floor 3.
League 2 Phi Gamma Delta vs.
Alpha Sigma Phi, 9:00 o'clock, floor
1. Delta Sigma Lambda vs. Si; '.na
Alpha Epsilon, 9:00 o'clock, floor 3.
Delta Upsilon vs. Delta Chi, 9:00
o'clock, floor 2.
League 3 Phi Kappa vs. Theta
Chi, 7:00 o'clock, floor 1. Pi Kappa
Phi vs. Pi Kappa Alpha, 7:25 o'clock
floor 1. Farm House vs. Xi Psi Phi,
7:00 o'clock, floor 2.
League 4 Phi Sigma Kappa vs.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, 7:25 o'clock,
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COMES day when your family pry themselves
loose and send you a box of eats . . . cake four
stories high, turkey, candied orange peel,
fudge, and other good things.
The cry goes round. Your friends gather.
Wash down the eats with "Canada Dry."
This ginger ale has a delightful flavor . . .
tang to it . . . dryness . . . sparkle. It has a
subtle gingery flavor because it is made from
pure Jamaica ginger. It contains no capsicum
(red pepper).
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who was expected to be the center
of this year's five, made his first
Valley appearance of the year at a
forward, position where he made a
creditable showing. Scoring five
points during the trip, the captain
showed his old form on the court.
Freshmen at Columbia university
who do not pay their dues are inelig
ible for office, for service on com
mittees, and are not allowed to vote
in class or college elections.
Chicago Lays Plans
For Athletic Events '
April 4, 5, 6 and 7 will see the
University of Chicago national in
terscholastic basket ball tournament,
which had forty-three teams repres
enting thirty states last year. This
will be the tenth annual meet of the
basketball tourney. June 1 and 2
will see the twenty-fourth repitition
of the annual track meet at Chicago,
in which there is expected to be an
even larger number of entries.
Miss Mason Departs
For Home at Wichita
Miss Mary Mason who is an in
structor in the division of Foods and
Nutrition and in charge of home
economics classes of the department
of home economics, returned to her
home in Wichita the past week on
account of illness. Mrs. Edna Snyder
will have charge of Miss Mason's
classes in equipment, and Mrs. True
Homemaker, her foods classes. Miss
Mason expects to resume her work
in the home economics department
at the close of the holidays on Jan
uary 4.
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"Jug" gets into nearly every
and. is a hard man to guard. Hj8
strong forte is follow-in shots. Even
Glenn Munn with his excessive
height can eeldom out-point "Jug"
at the followjin game.
It is reported that the Illinois
stadium pays all athletic expenses
and in addition; brings in a yearly
profit of $100,000. The total re
ceipts from the stadium this year
were $350,000.
"Jug" Brown who ia playing his
last year of basketball for Nebraska.
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Christmas gift is a photograph by
Hauck and Skaglund. Adv.
Salesmen wanted We can use six
men to sell "Who's Who in Lincoln."
Excellent opportunities for stu
dents. Call B-4041.
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delight with their giving Plenty of
service and by chaps you know on
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