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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
BOUT PAIRINGS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Dingman, Delta Sigma Phi,
Win Over Huren, Teke, in
Only Match Tuesday
Ons match of the inter-frater.iity
boxing tournament was held last eve
ning. Dingman, Delta Sigma Phi won
the decision over Huren, Tau Kappa
Epsilon. The match was rather even
ly contested for the first two rounds,
but Dingman's right hooks to the
body won for him in the final round.
The second round matches of the
tournament will be held this after
noon and evening. Contestants are
requested to appear on time or their
bout will be forfeited. They are also
required to supply their own hand
wrappings and seconds. The follow
ing pairings are scheduled for today's
bouts. i
To appear at 4:30:
Haller, Beta Theta Pi vs. D. Erion,
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Cherry, Delta Sigma Phi vs. Mal
lette, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
DeFord, Delta Chi vs. Shepard,
Alpha Gamma Rho.
To appear at 6:00:
Rock, Alpha Theta Chi vs. Rogers,
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Warren, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. West
lin, Kappa Sigma.
Bignell, Theta Chi vs. R. Horney,
Delta Chi.
To appear at 5:30:
Baker, Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Pot
ter, Omega Beta Pi.
Poet, Delta Sigma Phi vs. Currier,
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Auraucher, Thi Delta Theta vs.
Smith, Pi Kappa Alpha.
To appear at 7 :00 :
Marquis, Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Hockett, Pi Kappa Alpha.
Baker, Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Con
ner, Kappa. Sigma.
Le Doight, Farm House vs. Oakes,
Omega Beta Pi.
To appear at 7:30:
Lohmeyer, Beta Theta Pi vs. As
mus, Theta Chi.
Urban, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Phil
lip, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Peterson, Beta Theta Pi vs. Flan
agan, Delta Sigma Lambda.
Gienger, Omega Beta Pi vs.
Sharpe, Lambda Chi Alpha.
Johnson, Phi Delta . Theta vs.
Frahm, Farm House.
The finals will be held in the Col
iseum, on the main floor, on Thurs
day evening, Feb. 16. An admission
of 25 cents will be charged to hold
ers of student athletic tickets, and
50 cents to all others. The proceeds
of these final matches will be used to
defray the expenses of sending a
team to the Mid-Western A. A. U.
Olympic tryouts, which will be held
in Omaha on April 16 and 17.
Following the completion of the
tournament now in progress, an all
university tournament will be held.
This one will be open to all under
graduates, both non-fraternity and
fraternity men.
Th jinx i hot on tha trail of tha
Hnsker batlceteers and it (Mint that
tha Scarlet and Cream lad are hir
ing a stiff time of it trying; to shake
tha jinx. Two victoria in tha win
oolumn are all thai tha Hutker court
team could, take and tha teaaon it
winging around tha half way mark.
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It is out of the bag that Kansas
black-balled Nebraska when the
Cornhusker school asked permission
of the Big Six to play a ninth game
on the 192S football schedule, but
the object of the institution down
on the Kaw is still in the dark. A
game with Army would be boost
not only for Nebraska but tla Big
Six and this part of the country yet
"Phog" Allen and the athletic board
at Kansas could not see it in that
light.
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Jama Channon, Mussonri guard
and center hat been impended from
school on account of scholarship and
leaves the Tiger quintet with a
guard position to fill. Channon did
not play with tha Edwards five
against Oklahoma last week and will
bo ineligible to play basket ball next
year as ha was a senior this year
and has had two years of competi
tion. 0
Oklahoma university will add an
other wing to its stadium which will
give a seating capacity to the stad
ium of 32,000. The new wing will
seat a crowd of 16,000 at football
games and will be finished late in the
fall of this year.
The Wichita university baskeiball
team of Wichita, Kansas, inaugrated
a new mode in transportation of bas
ketball teams when the Kansas squad
left for Hays, Kansas, in airplanes.
The 200 mile trip was made in two
hours fllying time which was a sav
ing of four days travel by train.
Five planes carried the basketeers to
Hays.
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Kansas university will have an all
Kansas coaching staff next year.
Coach Bill Hargiss is of Kansas,
Bunn is of Kansas and a university
graduate, Hinshaw is also of Kan
sas. Lyr.-i WaloXorf is of the 'terri
tory around the Jayhawker country,
his home being in Kansas City, Mo.
The football rules committee got
into private session Monday and
changed some of the rates for 1928.
The muffed punt and lateral pass
were ttie two items in the pig&kin
game1 that were affected. In a nut
shell they removed a good share of
the protection afforded the lateral
pass, to do away with the confusing
distinction between a muffed or
fumbled punt and dealed a blow to
tthe use of the so-called "screen
pass."
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Indoor Track Season
Starts February 18
II. D. Gish, athletic director,
has scheduled two indoor meets
so far this season for the Corn
husker track team. The team
will participate in its first com
petition of the year at the Kansas
City Athletic Club meet to be held
in Kansas-City, Mo., February 18.
Tha champions of the Nebraska
College Conference will meet the
Nebraska team February 25 in
Lincoln for the second meet of
the season.
8CHDLTE CHANGES
TRI-COLOR MEETS
New Regulations Will. Secure Better
Competition; Three Series
Are to Be Held
Several changes in the tri-color
or mercury, f oat track t meets for
this season, in order to obtain the
best competition, were announced by
Coach Henry F. Schulto, Tuesday.
Track men who have secured three
or more points on the numeral roll
by performances in the various ei
vents will be classified as juniors.
A junior who passes the record in
the 6-point class may join a senior
team if he chooses, but upon scoring
in the ,11-point column he is re
quired to enter the senior competi
tion. The tri-color meets will start
promptly at 4 o'clock this year and
the junior events will precede the
senior. The junior scoring will be
on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis according to
places, while the senior scoring will
be rated at 7-6-5-4-3.
Winners Will Be Given Banquet
The first four mfets will be run
for a "feed" to be given for the
winners by the second and third
place teams. All tricolor men will
attend the" banquet, after which the
teams will be rebalanced for com
petition in four more meets followed
by another banquet. A third series
consisting of two meets will also be
held.
The first tri-color meet will be
held Thursday, February 9. The
other three meets of the series will
be held Monday, February 13; Tues
day, February 21; and Monday, Feb
ruary 27. The rebalanced teams
will meet in the second series of
meets, March 6, 12, 20, and 26? The
third series of meets are or the pro
gram for April 3 and 16. On either
May 8 or 14 a big "double scoring"
meet will be staged.
In addition to the tri-color meets
Coach Schulte has same other in
teresting cinder events on his spring
program., Thei outdoor interfrater
nity meet will be put on April 24.
The R. O. T. C. intercompany teams
will meet on the stadium track and
field April 30, and the Missouri
Valley Conference freshmen tele
graphic meet will be held either May
8 or 14.
SOONER AGS flAHE
STELLAR MAT MAN
Captain of Oklahoma A. & M. Mat
Team Has Perfect Record
in Valley Bouts
Stillwater, Okla. Febrauary 7.
When George Rule, captain of the
Oklahoma A. and M. college wrestl
ing team, steps out on the mat with
an opposing grappler every Aggies
fan is morally certain that he will
win his match.
For in three years of intercolle
giate wrestling, Rule hus never lost
a varsity match. At present he
holds the Missouri Valley and nation
al titles in the 175 pound weight.
Consistent, steady and dependable,
Rule seldom take chances, being con
tent to win by a decision rather than
risk trying for a fall. He is es
pecially strong on arm lock holds
and he is unusually fast for a man
of his weight.
Rule suffered the biggest disap
pointment of his wrestling career
when an attack of boils prevented
him from competing in the Iowa
State meet last month. As it was,
Ames won the 175 pound weight and
went into the lead until McCready,
the heavyweight, won the next
match. Rude will have another op
portunity to meet an Iowa State man
in the Missouri Valley tournament
and in the tryouts for the Olympic!
team.
Rule's heme is at Orlando. He is
a senior in the School of Agriculture.
CYCLONES ENTER MEET
Five lowans Go Into Mid-West
A. A. U. Meet This Week
Ames, Iowa, Feb. 7. (Special)
Five members of this year's Iowa
State swimming team, and one mem
ber of the team of two years ago
have been entered in the Mid-west
A. A. U. swimming meet to be held in
the State University pool at Iowa
City Friday and Saturday. The
Cyclones will enter the fancy diving
events, the 440 and 220-yard free
style, 'and a 800-yard medley relay.
Marion Sehultz, all-american fancy
diver, and a member of the 1926
team, has also entered the A. A. U.
meet.
A. Sl U. HAS HEW
TRACK AND COURTS
Quarter Mil Cinder Track and Two
Concrete Tennis Courts Are
Provided at Oklahoma
Stillwater, Okla., Feb. 7. (Spe
cial) A new quarter mile cinder
track and two more concrete tennis
courts will be available for use at the
Oklahoma A. and M. college this
spring, E. C. Gallagher, director of
athletics, has announced.
The track, which will have a top
layer of six or seven inches of cin
ders, is now under construction and
Mr. Gallagher predicts it will be in
tip top shape by the time Interscho
lastic rolls around. As the track
will have a 220 yard straightway and
will be 29 feet wide on the south side
and 21 feet wide on the curves and
north side, it will be one of the best)
in the Missouri Valley conference.
Upon the completion of the two
new courts a total of three concrete
tennis courts will be used by Okla
homa high school athletes who com
pete in the tennis tournament during
Interscholastic These courts will
be of regulation size and the contract
specifies that only the best cf mate
ria lis to be used.
Mr. Gallagher expects both the
track and tennis courts will be com
pleted by March 1.
SOONERS COMPETE
KANSAS MEET
Valley Champions Prepare for K, C
A. C Indoor Contest
On February 18
Norman, Okla., Feb. 6. (Spe
cial) Coach John Jacob's Univer
sity of Oklahoma track team, which
holds the Missouri Valley champion
ship, are training in the university's
new field house for the K. C A. C.
indoor meet to bei held in Kansas
City, Mo., February 18. This is the
first Sooner track team that has been
trained on an indoor track. Last
year the Sooners won the Missouri
Valley indoor meet with only the
oval cinder of the outdoor track as
a practice field.
Prospects this season for a similar
victory in the Valley meet at Des
Moines, Ia March 9 and 10 as well
as the Kansas City meet loom bright
with the return of all letternien and
the addition of an equal number of
sophomores and squad men, who
seem capable of making points in this
season's meets.
Captain Ben Taylor heads the) list
of returning lettermen. The others
are John Hewit, Harold Keith, Rus
sell Carson, Leslie Niblack, Arthur
Sherman, Maurice Stalker, Heston
Heald, Bruce Drake, Dillon Ander
son, and Raymond Dunson, star hur
dler. SCHDLTE ENTERTAINS CLu4
Dinner and Exhibition Will be for
Hiram Club in Stadium
Coach "Indian" Schulte will be
host to the Hiram club at a box din
ner to be served under the east stad
ium this noon. Several Cornhusker
cinder men will put on a track and
field exhibition for the members of
the club in the stadium.
Trumble, Regains, Krause, C. O.
Thompson, Arganbright, Fleming,
Lamson, and Ed Weir, former high
hurdle star will run the two hurdle
events. Ashburn and Hurd will
throw the 85-pound shot and John
son will run the 600-yard race. c.
T. Thompson, and "Chief" Elkins
will each run the sprints and appear
in the broad-jump event. This will
probably be the last appearance of
the "Chief" before he leaves for
New York, Sunday, February 12.
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