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High School Wrestler Weigh
In on Coliseum Scales
Friday Morning
Nebraska's first state high school
wrestling tournament will start Fri
day at the Coliseum, according to
wrestling" coach John Kellogg who
is in charge of the meet. Several en
tries have been received from out
stata schools and by the time pair
ings and classifications are made,
Kellogg expects more teams to enter.
Schools whose entries have already
been received are Lincoln, Aggies,
McCook, Spencer, Milford, Cam
bridge ,and Teachers high. All of
these will enter full teams, with the
exception of Cambridge.
Contestants will weigh in at the
Coliseum at 9:30 o'clock Friday mor
ning. The meet will be run off rap
idly, final matches in all weights
being held Saturday afternoon.
Coaches and their wrestlers will be
guests Saturday night at the Missouri-Nebraska
wrestling meet.
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Track Novices May
Try Out for Team
A numeral tryout for all track
novices who desire to compete
with the tri-color teams will be
held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
under the east stadium, Coach
"Indian" Schulte announced Wed
nesday. All tri color events will be rnn
off during the tryouts and no men
who are already members of tri
color teams will be allowed to
compete. Coach Schulte urges that
every track man who is not on
a tri-color team report for the
tryout.
Nebraska Marksmen
Make Balanced Score
Scoring for last week of members
of the Nebraska Rifle team was
well balanced. The individual scores
are as follows:
Otradovsky, 380; Baker, 371; Sun
deen, 368; Dwyer, 367; Jillson, 366;
Webster, 366; Clifton, 365; Mat
schullat, Wm., 365; Hager, 364; Kos
sek, 361.
As in comparison with reports of
other schools the low score of 361
is high as many others fell even ten
points lower.
The construction of an artifical ice
rink, which may cost $200,00 is be
in considered at the University of
Illinois. Football revenues will pay
for the bill.
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BUSKERS POINT
FOR OKLAHOMA
Two Wins in Southern Tussles
Would Place Nebraska in
Upper Division
Stowing the Grinnell game away
in the victory column, the Huskers
will devote the remaining practice
sessions this week in an effort to get
in the best shape possible for the
coming contests on Oklahoma soil.
The Huskers invade Norman Satur
day night and Stillwater the follow
ing Monday to end the season for
Oklahoma and Oklahoma Aggies as
well as for themselves.
In winning the Tuesday game from
the Pioneers, the Nebraska hoopsters
broke a string of three successive
victories which were pulled out by
the Iowa quintet over Washington,
Missouri, and the Kansas Aggies. Al
though the Grinnell team displayed
a listless example of the indoor game,
the Huskers showed to advantage
mostly through the efforts of Tom
Elliott and "Jug" Brown, who played
their last home game, and Harvey
Grace, flashy sophomore forward.
Ten Men Will Go South
Ten players will probably be in
cluded in the squad which will ac
company Coach Charley Black and
Student Manager Carleton Freas on
the trip to the southland. Tom El
liott, Glen Munn, "Jug" Brown,
"Dutch" Witte, "Harv" Grace, Elmer
Holm. Bob Krall, Kenny Othmer,
Carl Olson, and Adolph Lewandow-
ski are the members who will prob
ablv get the call to represent Ne
braska on the Oklahoma courts.
By winning the Grinnell game
Tuesdav evening, the Huskers scored
their most decisive win of the pres
ent season and more than doubled
the score in winning 35 to 16. All
the team members emerged in good
condition from the tussle and went
throutrh a snappy workout at the
Coliseum Wednesday afternoon.
Nebraska Is Seventh
Tuesday's victory puts the Ne
braska cagesters a few points behind
the Washington Bears who also came
out victors in a Monday night game
with Iowa State. The Bear quintet
still clings to sixth place while the
Huskers are in seventh place with
seen frames won and nine lost. The
Husker percentage is now .438. If
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the Nebraskans break even in their
southern games, their percentage
will be .44 for the 1928 season.
Both games izi the victory column
would put the Huskers in the first
division with nine games won and
as many lost for a percentage of
.500.
Saturday evening's starting lineup
will not be named until the squad
arrives at Norman and goes through
preliminary practice drill. Coach
Charley Black will probably atari
his strongest lineun. with Brown and
Grace at the forward positions, Munn
at center to oppose the lanky Holt,
and Holm and Krall at the guard
berths. In the last meeting between
the Oklahoma quintet and Nebraska,
Vic Holt, who leads the Valley indi
vidual scorers was effectively cov
ered and held to 6 markers.
According to Nebraska fans, the
present basketball season will be a
great success if the Huskers can pull
out a victory over the hitherto un
beaten Oklahoma five. With a string
of 17 straight wins to their credit,
the Sooners will attempt to grab the
big end of the score and finish the
1928 basketball season undefeated
and easily the winners of the Mis
souri Valley Conference champion
ship. AG WOMEN SPONSOR
PEP ORGANIZATION
Members Ave Chosen by Home Ec
Club; Group Will Select
Its Own Name
A new pep organization, composed
of three women from each of the
four classes, is being sponsored by
the present Home Economics Club.
The purpose of this club is to pro
mote pep and enthusiasm for all
campus activities at the Agricultural
College.
Members of this organization were
elected last Thursday by the mem
bers of the Home Economics club.
To be eligible for membership wom
en must be active in student affairs
and have scholastic standing.
The name for this organization
will be selected by its members. The
following women are members of the
club: Seniors: Itha Anderson, Beth
Wilson and Gladys Renfro; Juniors:
Helen Suchy, Esther Nuernberger
and Ruth Davis; Sophomores: Lucille
Bedell, Marge Brinton and Dorothy
McCoy; Freshmen: Melva Dickenson,
Sybil Halladay and Georgia Wilcox.
Wagner Investigates
Basketball in State
Determination of the present sta
tus of girls' basketball in the state
of Nebraska is the object of a ques
tionnaire sent out this week by Miss
Miriam Wagner of the women's phys
ical education department to all the
high school principals in the state.
Miss Wagner is state chairman of
the National Committee on Women's
Basketball of the Americal Physical
Education association. The survey is
conducted annually and requests in
formation concerning the amount of
basketball played, rules used, cos
tumes, and whether or not inter
scholastic contests are allowed.
Six Colgate students are earning
half their tuition by sleeping for
the aid of sciences, assisting Dr.
Donald Laird to conduct experiments
pertaining to the cure of insomnia.
Do you read college humor? No, I
never wait for streetcars in drug
stores and more. Minnesota Daily.
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AS Wright, the Oklahoma Aggie
flash nearly overtook Vic Holt in the
individual scoring honor in the Kansas-Oak
Aggie game last Monday.
Wright started out the season lead
ing the list of individual scorers and
may head the tall Sooner center be
fore the season is over.
Wright is in third place and has
three .games to go while Holt is lead
ing and but one game left to swell
his total. That game is with Ne
braska on the Norman court. Wright
has 193 points on record now and
an average of 13 points to a
game.
Yunker, the fast traveling Miziou
forward may catch Holt on the basis
of averages. The Tiger star has 179
points and an average of 12 points
per game and! three more games to
increase his total.
Coach Schulte's cinder path ar
tists will meet the Kansas State track
team in an indoor meet at the Sta
dium Saturday afternoon. This will
eive both teams some advance prac
tice for the Missouri Valley meet at
Des Moines next week.
The Oklahoma Sooners hTo a rec
ord that has not been equaled by
any other basketball team in the
Missouri Valley, that of winning 17
straight games in the conference.
The Allen crew from Lawrence
nearly equaled the Sooner record
some years back when they won a
string of IS games in, the Valley.
The Sooners also have another
unique record, and that of winning
the last Missouri basketball champ
ionship in which the ten present
schools participated. The Missouri
Valley is no more as far as the Big
Six is concerned and to Coach Mc
Dermott and his wonder team from
Norman goes the honor of capturing
the final conference title.
The high school basketball tour
nament to be held in the Coliseum
next week will in all probability be
the largest basket tourney of its kind
in the country. Herb Gish, who has
charge of the tournament expects
250 teams to enter. Last year there
was close to 260 teams and state high
school officials made a ruliing that
a high school quintet had to win
fifty percent of its game to enter
the state meet. Regardless of this
new ruling, it appears that the entry
list will be almost as large as last
seasou.
OMAHA PROFESSOR
IS HUNG IN EFFIGY
Undergraduate Sentiment Is Stirred
Up With Dismissal of Two
Prominent Athletes
An effigy of Dr. Karl F. Wett
stone, of the Omaha University fac
ulty, was hung on the Athletic field
flag pole after midnight Tuesday by
students at Omaha U. Dr. Wettstone
expresses his intention to "continue
to ignore them".
Undergraduate sentiment was
aroused by the dsimissal of two stu
dents from the school. Dr. Wettstone
believes that it is only a handful of
radicals who are taking such actions,
and that the majority of the leaders
of the student body seem to be be
hind him.
The students whose dismissal has
stirred un Omaha U in such a
manner arc Merle Temple and Fred
Miller. These men were elected to
the athletic board, but Dr. Wettstone
ordered the election set aside. As a
result of protests, the two were dis
missed from Omaha University. Both
were athletes, Temple being quarter
back of the football team.
Students Take Action
Against Regulation
Yellow Springs, Ohio. (IP)
Undergraduates at Antioch college
here are taking action among them
selves opposing the recent regulation
of the college authorities in turning
out all college lights at a certain
hour in the evening1, forcing the stu
dents to go to bed or remain up in
the dark.
Maple-sugar magnates in Vermont
are suffering a severe business slump.
According to them the sap doesn't
choose to run in 1928. Daily Ne
braskan. ,
We respectfully suggest to the Ne
braskan that it owes an apology to
Mr. Coolidge. Intercollegiate Press.
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B & F Present
EVOLUTION
IN THREE PIECES
FEATURING
JOE BLOW
IN
COLLEGE, UNI AND UNIVERSITY
GATHER ROUND LITTLE CHILDREN AND TUNE IN
UNCLE BEAU BRUMMEL'S BEDTIME SPRINGTIME
STORY. AS YOU KNOW, CHILDREN, UNCLE BEAU
IS THE COACH OF THE ALL-AMERICAN SARTORIAL
TEAM. YOU'VE SEEN HIS BOYS IN THE PRETTY
CLOTHING ADS IN THE MAGAZINZES. NOW
CHILDREN, UNCLE BEAU IS GOING TO TELL YOU
A NICE STORY ABOUT THREE BOYS WHO WENT
TO A GREAT BIG UNIVERSITY AT LINCOLN. HERE
THEY ARE:
FIRST PART
JOE IN COLLEGE
JOE BLOW BLEW INTO LINCOLN AND BLEW HIS
DOUGH ON AN OUTFIT THAT MADE HIM LOOK
SORTA QUEER. JOE WEIGHED 180 BESIDES AND
IN THE SUIT HE DREW HIS SHOULDERS LOOKED
210 NUDE. HIS TROU FIT LIKE THE PANTAL
OONS OF THE NAUGHTY NINETIES. IN ALL JOE
LOOKED LIKE THE SAP OF THE FAMILY TREE.
THE DATES HE COULD GET WERE LIKE THIS
"HOW DO YOUSE GUYS KNO US GOILS AINT COEDS?"
SECOND PIECE
JOE
JOE BLOW NUMBER TWO ALSO BLEW INTO LIN
COLN BUT DIDN'T BUY AN OUTFIT. A SALESMAN
SOLD HIM ONE. IT WAS ONE OF THOSE LOUD
SPEAKER, RATTLE SNAKE-STRIPE SUITS. JOE IN
UNI LOOKED LIKE HE JUST WALKED OUT OF A
FUNNY PAPER. AND THE GIRLS JOE 2 COULD
DATE WERE LIKE THIS "LISTEN, YOUSE GUYS
GOTTA BE GENTLEMENS."
THIRD PORTION
The B&F Blow
JOE IN UNIVERSITY
JOE BLOW NUMBER 3 ALSO BLEW INTO LINCOLN.
TO MAKE A LONG SHOPPING TOUR SHORTER
JOE 3 ENDED UP AT THE B &F SHOP AND CAME
OUT A UNIVERSITY MAN. JOE 3 DATED THE BET
TER GIRLS AND TO WHATEVER HE SAID OR DID
THEY'D SAY, "AWFUL NICE QUITE ALRIGHT.'
ANONYMOUS
FOR SPRING
THEY'RE HERE THE NEW B&F SUITS, SMALL
SHAPED HATS, TOPCOATS AND WHATVEYU ALL
STYLED, COLORED AND PRICED FOR THE UNIVER
SITY MAN. AND THE BOYS ARE GETTING AFTER
THEM. BETTER DROP IN.
"BOB"
BENNETT
FACING
IN UNI
"BILL"
& FLDGSTAD
THE CAMPUS