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Sororities Sell 1200
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Four Organisations Donat Prises to
Be Given to Lucky Number!
Program Presented
More than 1,200 tickets were sold
for the Kosmet Klub benefit bridge
held at the Lincoln hotel yesterday
afternoon. The bridge was spon
sored by all the soiuillles on the
campus.
Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Chi Omega,
Delta Gamma, and Kappa Kappa
Gamma each donated two prizes
which were given to the lucky num
bers. The entertainment consisted of the
Programs
Graduation
Tickets
Letter Heads
Envelopes
Announcements
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vocal seections by the following,
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Arrensberg, and Clarence Shultz.
George Gregory gave a tap dance.
A report of the receipts will be
given later.
Four State Hi Marks
Topple in Track Meet
(Continued from Page 1)
elin. Fuller of North Loup ran true
to form, raising the 12-pound shot
put mark to forty-nine feet, better
ing the old record by five inches
made last year by White, of Winne
bago. White placed second in the
event.
Payne of Beaver City, competing
in Group II took a big bite out of
the discus record, hurling the platter
for a distance of 130 feet, 9 inches,
raising the old mark nearly four feet
held by Creighton of Gothenburg.
Reynolds of Minatare was credited
with the fourth new mark when he
hurled the javelin 169 feet, 8 1-2
(inches.
Lambert followed his first sprint
performance with a nearly record
.breaking act for the 220 yard dash,
Itieing Easter's mark of 22 seconds their mark of 1:33.9 was the best in
15 1-2 counters. The two man team
of North Loup came through in great
shape, Fuller winning both the shot
and discus events in his class while
Schaffner picked up several points
in the hurdles.
j Tecumseh Wins
Tecumseh had easy going in Group
II walking off with twenty-eight
points a lead of ten and a half over
Nelson high, their closest rival. The
battle for third place was a hot af
fair with Crete, Gothenburg and
Cambridge finishing in the ordered
named.
Grand Island took Group III hon
ors with a total thirty-one and a
fourth points scoring heavy in the
low hurdles and counting in prac
tically every event. Lambert's flashy
work in the sprints with Panek's vic
tory in the high hurdle event in
Group III scored a big share of Kear
ney's points and brought them the
second place banner. Omaha Tech
was third.
Tecumseh high shared the majority
of the tpot light, three of their team
being individual event champions.
Casiord in the half-mile, Brillhart in
the lroad jump and Mathis in the
low hurdles were credited with the
best marks in these events, while
for the furlong. Mathis of Tecum
seh furnished the last record tieing
feat when he stepped over the low
hurdles to tie "Timber" Trumble's
time of 25.6 seconds.
Group I honors went to Randolph
high school witfi a total of 21 1-2
points. Fairfield was second with
eighteen and North Loup third with
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the relay. Petz of Nelson furnished
liw big surprise of the day in the
finals of the Group II high hurdles
when he nosed out Trumble of Cam
bridge io win the individual medal.
Trumble clicked the last hurdle slow
ing him up enough for Petz to pass
him and win by inches. Ransell of
Lexington high had the best time in
the mile when he beat Group III
n-ilers to win in 4:49.2.
Results of the Meet
Group 1
Rando'.ph, 21 1-2; Fairfield, 18;
North Loup, 15 1-2; Danbury, 8;
Exeter, 8; Taylor, 7; Wakefield, 5;
Winnebaso, 5; Arlington, 5; Edgar,
t; Guide Rock, 7.
Croup II
Tecumseh, 28; Nelson, 19; Crete,
17 1-2; Gothenburg, 14 1-2; Cam
'bridge, 13 1-2; Beaver City, 10,
Aurora, 5; St. Paul, 5.
Group III
Grand Island, 31 1-4; Kearney, 22;
Omaha Tech, 16 3-4; Omaha Central,
10; Iinco.'n, 11.
4-44 2
Hi'irh Jump: Nelson. Omaha North, first;
app, Omaha Tseh, and Gillespie. Beatrice,
tird for lecond: Wunrler. Omaha North.
Adam. Grand Inland. Flynn. Hastings, and
Hurrough, Omaha Tech. tied for fourth.
HeiBht. 8 feet, 8 1-2 inches. .
Pole vault: Birney, Grand Island, first (
Ewert. Columbus, second: Parker. Fairbury.
Knsell, Omaha Tech. Burroughs, Omaha
Tech. tied for third. Height, 11 feet, 6
'"shot put: Campbell. Kearney, first: Stans
berry, Norfolk, second: llartman, Lincoln,
third: Nelson, Fairbury, fourth. Distance.
46 f-et, 7 1-2 inches.
i"0 yard low hurdles: Scherffius, Grand
Island, first: Snyder. Grand Island, second;
Panek. Kearney, third: McNamara, Omaha
Central, fourth. Time, 2.2 seconds.
Diu. Yenne. Norfolk, fir-ti Cm-kjoy.
Omaha Central, second: Poff. Omaha Cen
tral, third: Werner, Grand Island, fourth.
Distance. 114 feet, S inches.
Javelin: Myers, Lincoln, first: Hartman,
Lincoln, second: Murphy, Columbus, third;
Kwert. Columbus, fourth. Distance, 151 feet,
10 1-2 inches. , . . . .
Broad jump: Nelson, Omaha North, first;
SrhertTius, Grand Island, second: Lindsay,
Fairbury. third; Barneke. Norfolk, fourth.
Distance. 21 feet, 1-2 inch.
880 yard relay: Grand Island, first: Oma
ha Central, second: Omaha Tech, third:
Kearney, fourth. Time, 1:34.5.
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Summary of events in each group:
Group On
on a MtK hurdles: Bovd. Danbury,
first: Andrews, Randolph, second: Schaffner,
North Loup, third; O'Furey, Hartington,
fourth. Time. 16.4 seconds.
100 yard dasn: ijjcason. uuiuv vw...
first: Louketa, F.xeter, second: Allison,
dolph. third; Schmiti, Anselmo, fourth.
Time. 10.6 seconds.
880 yard run: iv. mirawnKr, "
field, first: Watts, Huntley, second; Wells,
Taylor, third; Strayor, Palisade, fourth.
Time, 2:04.7. ,
220 yard dash: Loukots, Exeter, first.
Cloyed, Syracuse, second: Fike, Fairfield,
third; Schmiti, Anselmo, fourth. Time, USA
seconds. . . .
440 yard dasn: nite. rurao, nr.
Strayer, Palisade, second: wens, isyiur,
third: Smith. Table Rock, fourth. Time,
63 seconds. . ..,
One mile run: neuncerger. yvaatMieiu,
first: Smith. Taylor, second: Jackson. Dun
bar, third; England, Hershey, fourth, lime,
High jump: Illingsworth, Fairfield, first:
Roby, 'Nelson, second; Aller, Crete, third:
Karnes, Gothenburg, fourth. Distance, 6
feet. 6 inches. .
Shat put: ruiier, norm ioup, ri.
White, Winnebago, second; Rhea. Arlington,
third- Nohr, Crofton, fourth. Distance, 43
feet. (A new state meet record
Pole vault! Harbaugh, Edgar, first; Sut
ton, Cozad. Andrews, Randolph, Schaffner.
North Loup, and tteynoias, minaiare iieu
for second. Height, 11 feet.
9on vmrA Inw hurdles: C. Allison. Ran
dolph, first: Boyd. Danbury, second; Schaff
ner. North Loup, tmru; . niuson, uuouis,
fourth. Time, 26.4 seconds. .
Discus: Fuller, North Loup, first: Men
jer. Randolph, second: Atkins, Edgar, third:
White, Winnebago, fourth. Distance, 121
feet. 1-2 inch.
Javelin: Reynolds, Minatare. first; Rhea,
Arlington, second: Cleason. Guide Rock,
third; Railsback. Peru Prep, fourth. Dis
tance, 169 feet, 8 1-2 inches. (A new state
meet record )
Broad jump: Oamel. Bassett, first: Kemp.
Fairmont, second: Allison. Randolph, third:
White, Winnebago, fourth. Distance, 20
feet, 7 inches.
880 yard relay: Randolph, first: Anselmo.
second: Hershey. third; Fairfield, fourth.
Time, 1 :S7.8 minutes.
Group Two
120 yard high hurdles: Peti. Nelson, first:
Trumble. Cambridge, second: Carrol. Cam
bridge, third: Hill, Tecumseh. fourth. Time,
15.7 seconds.
100 yard dash: Roby. Nelson, first: Wy
them. Geneva, second: Smutney. Seward,
third; Barnes, Gothenburg, fourth. Time,
10.1 seconds.
880 yard run: Casford, Tecumseh, first:
Jonnson. rneno. secona; airairan, i me. . - , T .
third: Goosman. Tecumseh. fourth. Time. (Continued from Page 1)
2:0.VK .... .u. w...k. ,:..... tw, ted as chairman in the decisive de-
Roby, Nelson, second: Smutney. Seward. I bate
third: Shepbard. Crete, lourtn. lime. J.ckson Eliminated
seconds. I
440 'yard dash: Osterfard. Gothenburg, Hastings and Beatrice advanced to
first; Blue. Tecumseh. second; Casford. Te- , . ,,. j
cumseh. third: Reiss, Neiigh. fourth. Time, the finals when Hastings defeated
"one'Tne8- run: s.enson. Aurora, first ; Jackson (University Place) and Bea
Galloway, piattsmouth. second: Mitchell, ' trice drew a "bye" after the second
Crete, third: Weaver. Falls City: fourth. I , . . pvsrnnrlf
Time. 4:51.6. Jrcur.d. Beatrice won over rTemont
High jump: Trumble Cambridge. Ander-.j tne second round by a judge's Vote
son. University Place. Kreglo. Auburn, tied." ,
for first: Toman. St. Tsui, fourth. Height.! 0f 3-0, Jackson defeated Oenea 6
6 K vVui,:insn,,0n. Knend. first: H- 0. and Hastings eliminated Grand
kuf. Crete. Kuskie. Friend, and Hampton, island 2-1 in the second round, held
Gothenburg, tied for second. Height, 11 .
feet. ! Friday morning,
shot put: Payne Beaver city, first: Ho- "There was some complaint that
kuf. Crete, second: Armbuster, Stanton, j K g
third: Kiai. wiiber, fourth. Distance. 47 'the Question of debate seemed one-
f"2oV.rt 'low hurdles: Mathis. Tecumseh. ' sided'," Stated Professor AVhite be
first; Coverdale, Cambridge, second: Trum-jfore fj,e debate yesterday morning.
ble. Cambridge, third: Fuller. Tecumseh, p . , . ....
fourth. Time, 25.6 seconds. (Ties state re- "However, we find that Illteen
'dumprii.LTumseh. first:,' judge's votes were given the affirma
Roby. Nelson, second: Aller. Crete, third :;tive and fifteen voted for the nega-
Barnes, Gothenburg, fourth. Distance. 21.; . il.
feet. 5 inches. tive side in debates preceding the
Discus: Payne. Beaver City, first: Hokuf.U- pjve teams won with the ne-
Crete. second: Barnes. Gothenburg, third : I ""-
A. Davis, St. Paul, fourth. Distance, ISOIgatlve and live Wltn ine ailinnautt
Mentzer Heads
1929 Yearbook
(Continued from Page 1)
Gamma Rho and reports on the Daily
Nebraskan. He is a pledge of Sigma
Delta Chi. Wahlquist is a member
of Beta Theta Pi and a pledge to Sig
ma Delta Chi. Pickering is presi
dent of Alpha Delta Sigma and a
member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He
has been active on the art staff of
the Awgwan. Murray is a reporter
on the Daily Nebraskan and a mem
ber of Beta Theta Pi.
o'clock Saturday morning with John
Kline, Hastings, presenting the af
firmative argument, lie was loliow
ed by Dale McClanahan, Beatrice,
who stated the intentions of the ne
gative team in the final debate.
James Shively, Hastings, Howard
Gillsespie, Beatrice, Edward Beagh-
ler, Hastings, and Edward Brewster
were the other speakers, in order.
The affirmative team showed the
need for a new child labor amend
ment, and the evils that were result
ing from uncontrolled child labor.
The negative contended that the idea
presented by the affirmative was im
practical as well as unnecessary.
Morrill hall room 20 was fairly weU
filled for the final round, with for
ensic fans from Beatrice and Hast
ings present to witness the mental
and vocal clash.
A complimentary luncheon was
riven all debate coaches of the
twelve high schools participating in I
the annual contest at the Grand hotel
Saturday noon. Following the lunch
an informal conference was held to
discuss the Question upon which Ne
braska high school debating league
teams would debate m the 1929 tourney.
Beatrice Wins
Debate Finals
has been chosen one of the men dele
gates but it is not yet certain that he
will be able to attend.
Amone the noted delegates to the
meeting will be the Saddhu of Sun-
darsingh, a great Indian saint, and
Mahatma Candhi, another Indian
saint who though not a Christian is
said to have lived a life more like
Christ's than aiy other living man.
He is a leader of the non-cooperative
group in India. Dr. Stanley Jones, a
Methodist missionary and author of
"Christ of the Indian Road," will
also attend.
Appleby Is Chosen
Delegate to India
(Continued from Page 1)
elected by a unanimous vote of the
national council of the Y. W. C. A.
Neibuhr May Go
With Miss Appleby will be Juliette
Derricotte of New York and Julia
W'arnike, an undergraduate at the
University of California. Reinhold
Neibuhr, pastor of the Bethel Evan
gelical church in Detroit and a re
cent visitor on the Nebraska campus, I
Army Officers
Arrive Monday
(Continued from Page 1)
Tuesday, May IS
Tactical exercise, 9-12 o'clock;
scouting and patrolling, musketry,
combat principles, pratical, inspec
tion of facilities, 1; theory fresh
men, 2; theory sophomore, 2:45;
automatic rifle and rifle, 3:30-5;
rifle marksmanship, military hygiene
and first aid.
Result of the blue star rating judg
ing will not be announced until early
in the summer.
NEXT WEEK
"SEVENTH HEAVEN"
Bright Love in the Shadows
A ParasasNUt
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feet, v inches. (A new state record!
JaTelin: E. Davis. St- Paul, first: Hokuf.
Crete, second: Lindvail. Gothenburg, third:
Warga. Harelock. fourth. Distance. 167
feet. S 1-2 inches.
pSO yard relay: Tecumseh. first: Kelson,
second: Gothenburg, third; Wiiber, fourth.
Time. 1:31.9.
Group Three
120 yard high hurdles: Panek. Kearney,
first: Wahlstrom. Omaha Tech. second: Sny
der. Grand Island, third: W. Ewert, Colum
bus, fourth. Time. 16.5 seconds.
100 yard dash: Lambert, Kearney, first:
Shackleford. Omaha Tech. second; Snow.
McCook. third: Marthis. Fairbury, fourth.
Time. 9.9 seconds. (A new state meet re
cord. )
( yard run: Asher. Scottsbluff, first:
Kubat. Omaha Tech. second: Henney. Fair
bury. third: McKean, Hastings, fourth.
Time. 2:05.1.
220 yard dash: Lambert, Kearney, first:
Snow, McCook. second: Sorenson. Grand Is
land, third: llsrthis. Fairbury. fourth. Time.
22 seconds. (Equals state record held by
Art Easter).
440 yard dash: Werner. Grand Inland,
first: Siefkes, Beatrice, second: McKinley,
Omaha Tech. third: Wilhelm. Omaha Cen
tral, fourth. Time. 52.4 seconds.
One mile run: Bandsell. Lexington, first :
nnnrr. riinmr.. muna; uqrcs, r i-
mont, third; Boulter, Lincoln, fourth. 7'ime.
arguments, proving the two-sidea-ness
of the question."
Beatrice On Negative
The final debate was called at 10
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