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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TRACK MEN GO
TO DES MOINES
Huskcrs Are Entered in
Events; Team Is Not
Yet Announced
All
Coach Henry F. Schulte and his
Nebraska track team entrain
either this afternoon at 4 o'clock or
at midnight for Des Moines, Iowa,
where they will compete in the Drake
Relays to be held there, Friday and
Saturday, April 27 and 28. The Hus
ker mentor has made no definite an
nouncement as to whom he will take
on the trip but declared he would do
so today.
A smaller squad will b taken to
Des Moines than was taken to the
Kansas Relays last week-end, Coach
Schulte announced Wednesday. The
Cornhuskcrs are entered in practi
cally every event at the Drake pacmesj
but they will probably not actually
compete in all of them.
Hurlders May Co
According to performances at the
Kansas Relays, it is quite probable
that Coach Schulte will take Trum
ble, who won the high hurdles at
Lawrence; Arjranbr'ght and Thomp
son, who finished third and fourth
in the race, as well as Krause who
was barely eliminated in the semi
finals. The Husker hurdle section has
shown itself to be Nebraska's best
scoring combination in the big meets.
Art Easter, who bowTed only to
Elder of Notre Dame in the finals
of the Kansas Relay's 100-yard dash
event, is another likely candidate for
a berth on the HuskeT team that will
invade Drake. Already this season he
has shevm himself to be one of the
leading, if not the leading Missouri
Valley dash man.
The Nebraska mile relay team that
looked like a winner at Kansas until
Captain Wyatt unfortunately drop-
ney will begin this afternoon when
twelve teams will begin the race for
first place. There are about twenty
seven teams now entered in the tour
nament. There will be no singles
matches, all the games will be dou
bles matches.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week will be set aside for oil
first round matches. Games will be
played on the indoor courts on the
Coliseum floor. If teams cannot
play at the scheduled time, arrange
ments can be made with Jimmy Lewis
to play these games at night. These
matches, however, are to be played
at the scheduled time, if at all possi
ble. Score sheets may be had by call
ing at the athletice office.
April 26. South court Pi Kappa
Phi-Phi Kappa, 1 to 2:30; Sigma Phi
Sigma-Sigma Alpha Mu, 2:30 to 4;
Alpha Gamma Rho-Dclta Upsilon, 4
to 5:30.
North court Pi Kappa Alpha-Al
pha Tau Omega, 1 to 2:30; Alpha
Sigma Thi-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 2:30 i.
io 4; mi uamma ueua-ineta uni, 4
to 5:30.
April 27. South court Theta Xi
Tau Kappa Epsilon, 1 to 2:30; Delta
Sigma Phi-Sigma Phi Epsilon, 2:30
to 4; Beta Theta Pi-Xi Psi, 4 to 5:30.
North court Sigma Chi-Phi Kappa
Psi, 1 to 2:30; Phi Delta Theta-Kap-pa
Sigma, 2:30 to 4; Omega Beta Pi
Pi Kappa Alpha, 4 to 5:30.
Saturday, April 28. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-Delta Sigma Lambda; Theta
Chi-Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Sigma
Kappa-Delta Sigma Phi; Delta Tau
Dtlta-Phi Kappa; Delta Chi-Alpha
Gamma Rho.
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Oklahoma Aggies art (till leading
tha Missouri Valley baseball race
with four wins and two defeats for
a percentage of .667. Missouri and
Kansas meet at Lawrence on Friday
and Saturday for a two-game series.
Missouri is in second, place in the
standing and the Jayhawkers nine
is in fourth. Should the Tigers fail
to win both games, Coach Bunn's
aggregation will slip into first place.
Sig Eps Defeat Zips in
Opening Baseball Game
Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated Xi Psi
Phi 5 to 3, in the opening game of
League 4 baseball tournament yester
day on the municipal diamond. The
batteries for the Sig Eps were
Pickett and Heyne; for the Zips:
Valentine and Jerman.
The Missouri Valley baseball stand
ing including last week's games is
as follows:
Oklahoma Aggies
Kansas ....
W L Pet.
...4 2 .6(57
...3 2 .690
...2 2 .500
...1 1 .500
...1 1 .500
..0 0 .000
..0 0 .000
Writers' Guild Holds
Seventh Session Here
Memorial Services Are Held
Writers; R. P. Crawford
Makes Report
for
Several representatives of the Uni
versity attended the seventh session
of the Nebraska writers' guild that
started at the Lincoln hotel Wednes
day afternoon. The meeting was
opened by Bess Streeter Aldrich, re
nowned Nebraska writer.
R. P. Crawford, professor of agri
cultural journalism, made a report to
the gathering on the bulletin of the
organization. A memorial service was
held for the following: Will Owen
Jones, Mrs. A. L. Bixby, C. L. Cath-
er, Adam Breed, w. n. weeKes, ana
Myron Learned.
Among the University people at
tending the meeting were the fol
lowing: Marie Mengers, R. P. Craw
ford, Nellie Jane Compton, V. Royce
West, Joseph Alexis, and Gilbert
Doane.
Elaine McBeth Will
Give Senior Recital
Elaine McBeth, '28, will give her
senior recital in piano ior tne ae-
gree of Bachelor ol fine Arts to
night at the First Baptist church.
The program will begin at 8:15 o'
clock. Miss McBeth is a student of
Marguerite Klinker.
Program: Handel, Chaconne, G
Major; Bach, Prelude and Fugue, C
minor; Beethoven, Sonata, Up. 10,
No. 3; Presto; Largo e mesto; Minu
etto; Rondo; Schubert-Liszt, Harkl
Hark! The Lark; Pugno, Tintements
de Clochettes; Faure, Impromptu;
Nocturne, Op. 15, No. 1; Chopin,
Mazurka, Op. C, No. 1; Scheizo, Op.
31.
Graduating Students
Are Given Positions
Six graduating students have been
engaged to fill teaching positions in
Nebraska and adjoining states. The
appointments were made through the
service of the department of educa
tional service.
Kathryn Hughes, Crawford; pearl
Carlson, Atkinson; Elizabeth Wilson
Union; Geneva Davis, Waverly; Leo
na Webb, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Gladys
Wolf, Alliance, are the ones appoint
ed. Rufus Dewitz, a former Nebras
ka student and football man, has
been appointed athletic coach at Men-
dota, Illinois.
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Golf Tournament
Pairings for the Intramural Golf
tournament were made yesterday af
ternoon after the drawing in the ath
leticoffice. Matches will be played according
to the Nassau system of x int grad
ing. Each fraternity will be repre
sented by two teams, one in class A
STId rtTIA in laee T3 A ltU T- . 1-
ped the baton will no doubt go tn LV, " v ,
r j .classes will be equal in strength, it
Des Moines and if nothing goes --,.., t. '
. . . . . j w u" uic uidvcra
B " '".into two -lassos fT.
the Drake event. The team is made
up of Campbell, Davenport, E. Wy
att, and P. Wyatt.
Other men who are making strong
bids for the trip are: Janulewicz,
Etherton, Cummings, Johnson, Chad
derdon, Dexter, and Griffin, distance
men who run on the two-mile to four
mile relay teams. Griffin, however,
ran in the 3000 meter run at Kansas
Curtis Poet, University of Nebras
ka boxer who went through the first
round of the Olympic tryouts at
Boston, was one of the few college
men who made the Boston first
round. The first day, fifty-six bouts
were held and after eleven hours,
eighty bouts remained untaught. A
United Press dispatch from Boston
says that Curtis Poet, University)
of Nebraska boxer, who knocked out
Russell Verge of Pittsburgh in two
rounds in the 147-pound bout, was
the only college boxer to make a
good showing. Large teams had
been entered from West Point and
Annapolis, th two service schools,
but the men did not come up to ex
pectations. Washington university won its
first baseball game of the season
Monday when the Bears took the
Oklahoma Sooners to a 6 to 1 beat
ing. Ted Eichler, Washington pitch
er allowed the Sooners but four hits.
and though he didn't place among i letic office and all instructions and
rapid play.
In the Nassau system of grading,
when two teams play, each man on Herb Gish, athletic director at Ne
tne team plays a man, individually, ibraska will go to Chicago next month
on the opposing team. A point is!to co"fer with Coach Jones of the
given to the winner of the first nine Army in regard to a Husker-Army
holes, the second nine, and the win- !f,me in 1930. Fans around the Corn-
ner of tht match. The teams are
bracketed in regular match play, with
one defeat eliminating a team. Score
sheets may be procured at the ath-
the point winners finished seventh or
eighth. Also Fleming, Benbrook, and
Potts in the jumps; Ossian, pole vaul
ter; Durisch, Kurd, Ashbam,
weights; Andrews, javelin and broad
jump are among those who may ac
company the team to Des Moines.
Doc McLean who is again back Theta. G
information that may be necessarv
The pairing for class A are: 1. Sig
ma Phi Epsilon-Kappa Sigma. 2.
Tlpha Tau Omega-Phi Alpha Delta.
3. Omega Beta Pi-Phi Gamma Delta.
4. Alpha Sigma Phi-Delta Upsilon.
5. Sigma AlDha Enralnn-Ptii rci
working; the kinks out of the men in i House,
the locker room after an absence,
will accompany the squad on the
trip as well as Robert Dubois, stu
dent track manager.
LEWIS HAKES
TOURNEY PLANS
Schedules for Bowling, Golf,
Handball, Horse Shoes,
Tennis Announced
Mgma Chi-Phi Kappa. 13. Phi Sig
ma Kappa-Pi Kappa Phi. 14. Delta
Sigma Phi-Delta Tau Delta.
The pairings for class B are: 1. Pi
Kappa Phi-Delta Chi. 2. Phi Alpha
Delta-Sigma Nu. 3 Phi Sigma Kappa-Pi
Kappa Alpha. 4. Tan Kappa
Epsilon-Delta Tau Delta. 5. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon-Delta Sigma Phi. 6.
Sigma Chi-Farra House. 7. Omega
Beta Pi-Xi psi Phi. g. Phi Delta
Thcta-Alpha Sigma Phi. 9. Sigma
To begin the f it ro.ind of the In- Sibo. UpaiS.
tramura! oowlmg tourn.men which Phi Kappa.SiFma phi Eplon
w il be conducted at the Saratoga al-iKaPPa Sigma-Phi Gamma Delta. 13
i i' inv-ot.cu uai,ciuil, trains p.pn Thita tI
Pi Kappa Alpha-Farm
Tau Kappa Epsilon-Phi
Kappa Psi. 8. Theta Xi-Delta Chi.
9. Sigma Phi Sigma-Delta Sigma
Lambda. " Sigma Nu-Beta Theta .the department of geology this week.
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jhusker institution hope for the best
'even if the best is Chicago. An
Army-Nebraska game in the "Windy
City" would appeal to Cornhusker
fans than an Illinois-Army game or
something of that sort. The Illini
and Army have signed for a game in
1929 and 1930. The first game will
be played at Urbana and the Illinois
eleven will travel eastward to meet
the Army at either West Point or
New York.
PI
Graduate Visits Campus
S. McVicker, '23, engineer and con
tractor at Kansas City, Mo., visited
have oeen nii-rd. A.I first round
matchr-s must I c 1 !aye d by r.ext Mon
day night, according to Jimmy Yewis,
director of intramural s;'.ts
The tca",. )... Lett! bracketed
according to the rules of match play
and the winners of each match will
be determined by the total number
of pins.
Kappa Psi. 12. Kap
pa Sigma-Phi Gamma Delta. 13. Beta
Theta Pi-Kappa Psi. 14. Alpha Tau
Omega-Theta XL
Handball M
Games scheduled
singles tourney will be played todav
AH teams must have fivei"1 tne closing rounds of the tourna
tches
in the handball
men hu-vhng.
In the first and second rounds of
the tournament, teams bowling may
arrange their own timt to bowl pro
viding the matches have been played
within the allotted time. One de
feat eliminates the team from fur
ther competition.
ment which has been in operation for
some time. The finals in the tourna
ment well be held within a week or
two weeks to decide the winner.
Games scheduled for this afternoon
are. lau itappa Epsilon-Delta Chi,
0 to 4; vi itappa Alpha-Delta Sig
man Phi, 3 to 4; Alpha Gamma Rho-
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All second romd games must have S'E111 Chi, 3 to 4; Delta Sigma Lamb.
Wn played by next Wednesday. The da"Kl87na Alpha Mu, 4 to 6; Phi Del
third round and semi-final round lto Theta-Alpha Theta Chi, 4 to. 5;
matches will begin later according ! Delta Tau Delta-Delta Sigma Lamb-
to the schedule issued from the atb- fla' 4 t0 5; Pni Kappa-Alpha Sigma
letic office. A plaque will be given
for first place inthe tourney.
The drawings held yesterday are:
L Phi Delta Theta-Sigma Phi Epsi
lan. 2. Phi Sigma Kappa-Delta Up
silon. 3. Sigma Phi Sigma draws
bye. 4. Delta Sigma Lambda-Pi
Kappa PhL 5. Beta Theta Pi draws
bye. 6. Xi Psi Phi-Alpha Gamma
Eho. 7. Kappa Sigma-Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. 8. Tau Kappa Epslon draws
bye. 9. Alpha Sigma Phi-Delta Tau
Delta. 19. Sigma Chi-Alpha Tau
Omega. 11. Pi Kappa Alpha-Phi
Gaoaraa Delta. 12. Delta Sigma Phi
draws bye. 13.Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Chi. . 3 4. Farm HouBe-Phi Kap
pa. 15. Omega Beta Pi draws bya.
16. Theta Chi-Eheta XL
fhi, 4 to 5; Sigma Alpha Epsilon-
Mgma fhi Epsilon, 5 to 6; Beta
Theta Pi-Theta Chi, 5 to 6.
Tennis Tourney
I'lay in the intramural tennis tour-
Horseshoe Tourney
Further play in the horseshoe
singles tournament will be this after
noon when seven interfraternity
games will be decided. The horse
shoe tournament is rapidly Hearing
a close and the winners will be de
cided within a few davs.
The pairings for today are: Court
1 Lambda Chi Alpha-Delta Tau Del
ta, 3 to 4; Phi Kappa-Phi Sigma Kan-
pa, 4 to 5; Phi Kappa Psi-Phi Delta
ihetL, 5 to 6.
Court 2 Pi Kappa Phi-Theta ChL
to 4; Sigma Nu-Pi Kappa Alpha. 4
to 5; an Kappa Epsilon-Delta Up-
Biion, 4 to ; Beta Theta Pi
Alpha Mu, 5 to t.
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