THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
YARSITY TRACK MEN
WILL MEET NOVICES
TryouU for Oklahoma-Missouri Trip
Scheduled (or Stadium Field
Saturday Afternoon
Varsity track tryouts to determine
the men who 'will make the Oklahoma-Missouri
trip during the spring
vacation will be held Saturday after
noon, March 31, starting at 2:45
o'clock on the stadium track and
field, Coach Henry F. Schulte an
nounced Wednesday. The tryouts
will be run off as a meet between
the varsity and the best men of the
tri-color teams.
Coach Schulte announced Wednes
day the men who will compete for
the two teams. Captain Perly Wyatt,
Easter, Lowe, and Snyder will com
pete in the 100-yard dash for the
Varsity, while Tomson, Grisinger.
Becker, and Donisthorpe will be the
' tri-color representatives in this
event. '
Tri-color Given Handicap
The mile run will find Chadder
don, Janulewicz, and Etherton of the
varsity running against Downey and
Garvey, tri-color men, who will be
given a 50-yard handicap to make the
race more inures ting. Easter,
Snyder, Lowe, Davenport, and E.
Wyatt, varsity, will toe the marks
with Grisinger, Becker, and Donis
thorpe in the 220-yard sprint.
Trumble, Krause, and Thompson
will be the varsity's representatives
in both the 120-yard high hurdles and
the 220-yard low hurdles, competing
against Arganbright, Lamson, and
Eagains of the tri-color teams. The
Husker mile relay team composed of
Captain P. Wyatt, Davenport, Camp
bell, and E. Wyatt will run in the
quarter-mile race against the tri-color
men, Bailey, Hoffman, Mays, and
True. Mays and True will be given
a 10-yard handicap in this event.
Two-mile Grind
Sprague, Cummings, Griffin, and
Kibble will wear the varsity's colors
in the two-mile run while Wendt and
Batie, tri-color, will try to show them
some competition with the aid of a
150-yard handicap. Johnson, Dexter,
and Mousel, varsity, and Strickland,
Ritcher, and Batie, tri-color, will
compete in the 880-yard event.
Ossian and Witte will be the var
sity representatives in the pole
vault, while Dean, Cook, Ainsley,
Euns, and Stevenson will be their tri-
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Grid Practice Postpontd
Because of Cold Weather
On account of cold weather, the
Wednesday football practice was
postponed until this afternoon
All coaches will be on hand today
and urge a full turnout.
color opponents. The varsity will
enter Potts, Andrews, Shaner, and
Fleming in the broad jump against
Tomson, Griswold, Chilton, and
Dean. Hurd and Ashburn will throw
the shot for the varsity and Bowley
and Richards will heave the pellet for
the tri-color.
Pott and Fleming Jump
Potts and Fleming will high jump
for the varsity against Cook, .Pierce
Lefgren, Benbrock, Krause, anr'
Huddleston, tri-color. Hurd, Durisch,
and Ashburn will compete in the dis
cuss event against the tri-color
weight men, Gilbert and Richards.
Andrews is the varsity's lone entry in
the javelin throw and he will find
some real opposition In James, Hor
ney, Swartz, Decker, Long, Bevard,
and Lepecier of the tri-color teams.
The schedule for Saturday's try
outs as announced by Coach Schulte
is as follows:
2:45 100-yard dash; 2:55 mile
run; 3:05 220-yard dash; 3:15
120-yard high hurdles; 3:25 440
yard dash; 3:35 2 mile run; 3:45
220-yard low. hurdles; 3:55 880
yard run; 4:10 mile relay; 2:45
pole vault, high jump, discuss, and
shot put; 3:25 javelin and broad
jump.
The results of the meet will aid
Coach "Indian" Schulte in selecting
the team which will represent the
Cornhuskers in a dual track meet
with Oklahoma at Norman, April 11,
and another dual meet with Missouri
at Columbia, April 14.
LEWIS ANNOUNCES
TODAY'S PROGRAM
Handball and Horseshoe Contest Are
Scheduled; No Further Matches
Because of Opera
Horseshoe and handball games for
today were scheduled yesterday by
James C. Lewis, intramural director.
No more games will probably be
played this week, after today's con
tests, because of the opera produc
tion at the field house tonight. The
games follow:
Handball doubles Lambda Chi
Alpha vs Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 to 5 ;
Alpha Theta Chi vs Beta Theta Pi, 4
to 5 ; Theta Chi vs Phi Kappa, 4 to 5.
Horseshoe singles Court 1. Pi Kap
pa Alpha vs Sigma Phi Epsilon, 4 to
5; Delta Chi vs Phi Sigma Kappa, 5
to 6; Court 2. Beta Theta Pi vs Delta
Upsilon, 4 to 5; Phi Delta Theta vs
Sigma Chi, 5 to 6.
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TENNIS CANDIDATES
BEGIN PLAY MONDAY
Active Practice Session Scheduled,
For Coliseum Courts; Bearg
Will Coach Team
Nebraska's varsity tennis squad
will start active practice Monday, it
was announced by Coach Ernest
Bearg yesterday, who stated that he
will issue a call for candidates on
this date. Several enthusiasts have
already been working out on the
courts at the Coliseum in order to
assure themselves perfect form when
the elimination process begins.
Three courts will be available in
the Coliseum where Bearg will sponn
sor the workouts. Charles Heacocb
is captain of the 1923 team.
Slg Alphs Lose Game
To Alpha Gamma Rho
First Game of Final Round to Decide
Class B Basketball Champions
Ends in 27-19 Score
Alpha Gamma Rho defeated Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, 27 to 19, Tuesday, in
the first game played to decide the
triple tie between Phi Sigma Kappa,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Alpha
Gamma Rho, for the Class B basket
ball championship. The contest took
place in the Student Activities build
ing at the College of Agriculture.
The game was hard-fought
throughout. Both teams were hinder
ed by the slippery floor which made
good teamwork impossible. Phipps,
A. G. R. forward, was high-point
man of the contest with five field
goals and a free throw. Sharp was
high man for the losers with eight
points. Kenneth Othmer refereedthc
game.
Nebraska Rifle Team
Drops Fourth Match
Cornhusker Sharpshooters Trail
Culver and Akron in Firing
Scores for Week
In the matches of last week the
sharpshooters failed to make a good
average of wins. Nebraska scored
3529 while Culver Military Academy
scored 3631, University of Akron
scored 3617 and Cornell University
scored 3518. In a match with Gettys
burg college taking the scores of five
men, Nebraska scored 1798 while
Gettysburg scored 1805. The total
of three losses and one win pulls
down the season mark for the riders.
Firing at the range this week
shows an improvement over that of
last week. Announcement will be
made this week of the men chosen
to fire in the Hearst Trophy match.
HOME EC INSTRUCTORS
VISIT IOWA COLLEGE
Mrs. Edna Snyder, assistant in re
search work in the Home Economics
department, and Miss Mary Mason,
instructor in equipment in this de
partment, spent the past week at
Ames, Iowa. They attended the
short course at the Iowa State Ag
ricultural College, which dealt with
gas and electrical equipment.
Women Plan Athletic
Contests for Future
Volleyball and indocr baseball
tournaments will occupy the girls'
sport calendar for the next few
weeks. An inter-class volleyball
tourney will start next week after the
intra-mural contest now in progress
is played off.
Only one more week of practice is
left for prospective members of the
baseball teams. Baseball is a major
sport and ten practices are required.
A list of practices corrected up to
date has been posted on the bulletin
board in the cast entrance of the
Armory.
Swift Company Sends
Men for Interviews
Representatives of Swift and Com
pany, American meat packers, will be
on the campus of the University to
day interviewing graduating seniors.
All University of Nebraska senior
interested in the meat packing indus
try are invited to meet Mr. Rydman
and Mr. Kopp of Swift and company
in S. S. 306 at 11 o'clock this morn
ing.
Brick Association Man
Plans University Visit
j. unnin win Aaaress Engineers
Friday in Mechanical Art;
Paving I Subject
J. E. Griffin, field man for the
National Paving Brick association of
Chicago, will talk to civil engineer-
ing Biuaenra upon we subject I
brick paving, Friday, March 30, at
11 o'clock in M.A. 206.
Mr. Griffin is an expert in his
field and fully acquainted with all
the problems i of paving. His talk
will be fully illustrated and will deal
with all phases of brick paving. The
lecture will be under the auspices
of the student chapter of the Ameri-
car Society of Chemical Engiaor.
All students interested are invited
Kosmet Show Actors and Actresses
Rival Hollywood
(By Alene Miner)
The great day has come, fair co
jds! You won't have to go to Holly
wood to meet all the celebrities. Af
ter having a glorious spring vacation
you can return to the old grind of
study and have some brand new he
roes to sigh over.
You can co to vour classes and
J dream that your instructor is Jack
Wheelock after you see him play the
part of the young college professor
in "The Love Hater." If only all
the college "profs" were like him
Nebraska would have an over-flow of
the feminine sex. Jack Gilbert and
Harry Langdon know nothing about
the art of making love, for when
Jack Wheelock gets started he is the
kind husbands don't care to have be
on speaking terms with their wives.
Girls, you wouldn't mind getting
slips from Jack reminding you that
you have a condition or an incom
plete. Ther would also be another
incentive in going into his office, bet
cause that perfectly barbered and
well tailored "Bud" Baily is his sec
retary. There is another who has climbed
to the heights with his personality
and talent, but let me warn you, fair
sisters, not to believe him when he
says that his name is Al Abbott, as it
is really George Gesman. He is not
the ultra-sophisticated actor like
Wallace Berry or Lon Chancy, but he
is Mr. Personality Plus. As a true
fixer he is no slouch, even if he has
been in more cabarets than all Holly
wood knows about.
He is the newest in flaming youth
with the looks and dance. You've
never seen such taps, waltz taps, love
taps, and clog taps in all your life.
Second warning remember he has
an impish little partner who has no
inferiority complex, so it might be
well not to put your return address
on your letters when you write for
his autographed photo.
Ratney Is Villian
Adolphe Menjou won't even reg"
ister as the polished man of the world
to the women fans after Elwood Ra
mey appears as the Italian villian.
He is one of those slick bland types
with the oily eloquence that sweeps
the girls of their feet.
"He's the loganberries fat and
sour," says Mazzie of Dr. Santitia,
played by Carol Dubry. But girls
watch him because he and the count
ess have been old friends, very per
sonal friends sometime in the dark
past.
You used to shriek for "Blue"
Howell on the football field, bu like
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Stars in Technique
Wayne Munn and Babe Ruth he has
sacrificed his name to the theatrical
profession, so now you'll have to be
content with clapping your hands and
have supressed in your heart the de
sire to be in that Italian patio where
"Blue" is the servant.
Blue Print for March
Now Bting Distributed
March issue of The Nebraska
Blue Print has been printed.
Copies of the engineer's magazine
are being distributed, and sub
scribers are urged to obtain their
copies at the Co-Op Book Store
immediately.
Girls' Basketball in
Nebraska High Schools
Shows Great Decrease
Interscholastic basketball for girls
is a thing of the past in Nebraska
as indicated by the replies to a ques
tionnaire sent out by Miss Miriam
Wagner of the physical education de
partment for women to all high
schools in the state.
The survey was carried on by Miss
Wagner as state chairman of the na
tional committee on women's basket
ball of the American Physical Edu
cation Association.
The decrease in the amount of
girls' interscholastic basketball being
played, is due to the new ruling of
the state High School Athletic asso
ciation which provides that no high
school which supports a competing
girls' basketball team may enter a
boys' team in the state tournament.
Before this rule went into effect
the amount of basketball played by
girls was appalling. The new state
league of High School Girls' Athletic
association which was organized this
year is opposed to interscholastic
competition among its members. .
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printing office.
These men are all enrolled in the
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Brainerd are seniors and Morris and
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When he was bored with a recep
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University of Washington in his hon
or, Floyd Dell, modernist writer,
skipped out and went to a dance
with two-co-eds and a Daily reporter.
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