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FRIDAY. MAY 17, 927
HUSKER DIAMOND
ARTISTS DEPART
FOR KAGGIE MIX
I Thirty seven Comhutktr liii k
Ur pulled ay fiem Lincoln1
at night bound for lew Sttt. '
jth frea et Big tracfclltr
- 'thi wee and. Thi afternoon t
T n j n r ui ' Am( prolimmarie of th an
TCam BOardS bUS I0 triablC ' null Bg 8 eutiioer get under way
Coach Rhodes to Take ' irurTvii.Vr.aV.Twm f?Vun.
for first BIN' honor on th out- .
SPIIL BIG SIX DOPE
Missouri and Kansas Look
Like Relay Winners
To Iowa Fans
FAVOR TOMSOM IN JUMP
Larger Squad
NEBRASKS CLIMBS RUNG
Scarlet and Cream Jumps
From Fifth to Third
Place in Week
Ifuiker diamond aiilst Irfi l.in
i tin yeeietdai fieinun for Man
hut. whie ihev mill tuii in a
twogwme eiee lodav ami Ssiiir
dav with Ihe Kansas Ars The
r mail the nip Ma him. enah
ling roach Hhode to take a large
quad.
The men who made the trip are
i follow.: riiketi. Annan, dan
ger. I'rban. Porhop, I'llMn.m.
Hett. I. Wlll.ams. Mauri, Krvrn.
lirare. Will. Kow. Halhelssen.
liaaton, angg. M. W'illiama anil
Sloan. Managet Kav Hall aim ac
companied the squad.
Bath Game Ait Battlaa
Roth game should dvrloi Into
battle-royal, although Nebraska
managed to take both amri In
'he Ac teilo here two week aco
Th farm) a weregoing speedy
clip until they mrt the Rhodes
men and were Iradinit the nig Six
rlrcult hefora their Lincoln engage
ments. Armatla and Pickett turned the
trtrk against the Aggie but both
men fr favored with alrtlelit
aupport. The flrat game ended S i leading,
to 3 In favor of Nebraska, after l" have
they had been trailing Manhatian
lie until the ninth when the Husk
era pushed over all of their nina.
The second game waa a pitchers'
due' between Hank Armatla and
I Ms ell which ended with a 1 to n
verdict for Nebraska.
Nabraaka Climb
Nebraska haa made a sensational
rlimb In the Big Six at and In no In
the past two weeka. having won
four game straight from the Kag
ties and K. I". Any faltering, how
ever. In this week'a game will b
diastroua to Nebraska' pennant
hancee. and Rhode will be bend
ing every effort to keep the airing
of consecutive rlctorle Intart.
Aa a result of the K. I'. aerie.
door cmdara. Nabraaka with an an
try oi thirty (van man, th largtal
In tha ronffonra, will attemupt to
bring b'k to tha Huakar atata tha
championship honora of tha Big
Im. Not in tha patt four year haa
Coach huita a Nebraikana lookad
ao powerful and tha dopa buckat
the ava ofth great maat favora
tha Nabraaka laam with Kanaaa
and Oklahoma clot bahind. Coach
Schutir yr the team that la hot
Saturday af'cnoon will win tha
maat and that ho aspect Kanaaa
to coma through with a let of aur.
pruta but ha lot net aay anything
about the Huskei copt that they
ar rated too high and that la tha
Cornhuakor all over. Ha knows hi
beya and knows what they can do
and ho al-o knew the Big SI
Warn and what they have bssn do
ing for a great number of year. It
la Schulte a day and hi time to
bring bark to Nabraaka the Cham,
pionahip o fthe Big Si on the out
door cinders.
T. N. Mn.alf. director of ath
let Ira ai Iowa Slate and director
of the Hi Sn meet making
gteai Un to entertain the ron-feiem-e
tram and fan. The
Amr director aialrd that new
feature wll be in vogue at the
Pig
Ante.. Iowa Mat 17 Die I'nl
eisliiea of Missouri and Kanaa
appear in be Ihr cls til !lg 8la
i-unir lent e irlay 'eama .lti slinulil J
win liau.lil) In the mil trlay and
had' r lav tipi cm el , al Hie ,
ninlei f,iii- mi diiiti luet-t al lna
Siaix iiilli gi I ilil.. v and ralunl
1 i.r llgi t mill- gunri baa hoi ,
is'.ed u (en I tills rar at the lis ml (
itif a luiifi'tftice oi'i'Oneni and haa
a l-ne teioid In outer lu.ii 1
Tin- Tlgi-ia plarrd fiiai In Ihr,
li ilimi coiilciem e meet, flisl al
ile .s,iuil:rin Melliudisl relay,
f.isi i the Kansas tels. second
a1 iht- I'uke laiultal, secund at
II mcils and aei und a Hie l etas
i. ls.-s Tin Ir besi time is .1 1.
Kantas and .Vehtarka are the only
oilier teams ihai aipar able lo
push them In Una event.
Temaon Sure Winner
In the half mile ieay, Kanaaa
should win. but will be pnshe I by
Missouri and Nebraska, with Iowa
Siaie as the dark hoise. In the
btoad Jump. Tomsnn of Nebraska.
he only Individual who Jumps ron
sisienlly al Z3 (eel will probably
win Hie exeni. Oihera who mar
place are: lwrr and MeGulie
of Missouri; (iiiiluie. rhi'rchlll
and row less of Ok...homa: Wall
(itiBtafion Tkr I'lace
On Cyrlonr ? 7Vim
Ames. loaa. Ma IT - Clar
ence tiuaiafaon. ophomoi lUhl
bander who is rieilued wl ihe
only ronieieme irtoiv to dale.
ill I'Mrli Hie opening gamo
against Ml tnui I fur Iowa hiato
collige. and l.rsirr Land, bard
billing purhei, will be used at
first basr in place of t'apt.
lieorgo tie.limsn. who la out
wih a spialneH ankle, according
in t'oarb Noel oik man Ihe
t'vilnnea plat twn game ae
His with Missouri heto Thura
ilat and li;ilat aa a att of
Velaht-a. annual tbteedav eio
anion of loo a tiie rnllog
SOURS BID FAIR 10
NAB RACQUET HONORS
o nate a rlisnre in r ip Indhidual
I. mois The siamllnts of I lie lug
Mi omfeienre tenuis teama al ihe
rinse al all dual met la I as fol
ln a :
Cenmtiia IjhiiIkIh Plan
Tor rin Inilialion
r'rederlck lltandhitrai. liatmond
lliichco.k and t'artoll I'auley trill
be Initialed Into r.amm lambda,
honoraiy O T. V. baad fraiem
llv. al aprlng ceremonies at the
V. M. ('. A , neil W ednesday pre
ceding dinner. Ion Mrlmer,
president of the 01 ganliailnn, la In
rhaige of arrangement
Dope Concedes Heacock of
Nebraska May Get Top
As Individual
! AVIKS. Iowa. May IT. - The ok
lahnma Pnoneie. who won ihe Mig
Kn tennis championship In dual
meet competition. ie ihe ouisiand
Ing fa tor ilea lo mnnopoliie ihe In
dividual cliampionships at ihe
men to be held on lite low State
college rotni May IT and IR
Ihe aomherneia will bung three
tsrguei wieldeia of Ih first wait-l.
Thurntan. Ilioan and Runkle. Thui-
man tanks at ihe U-adr-r and ehnuH
be ihe haidesi man to beat for
Ihe alnglea lilies The number one
doublea combination of ihe hoon
er team, Thurman and Runkle. ap
pear lo be the class of Ihe per
forniera of Hie ronfeienre.
trl) two other members of Hie
rnnleisnre. Ileacmk if Nr-lil.ck.
ml Robins of Iowa S'vie. uptxai I
I. T I'cl
Hon ooo
3 t I .TM
1 0 .T
I S I .Mil
I I 1 not
A 4 I .000
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
low Hial
.Nel.sk .
' Ka hlaie
MUCK ADDRKSSKS
lHI CPSILON IU)I)Y
j Lducntlonal ProfenionaJ
i Takes Stepi to Join
, National Group
At a meeting this week of Phi
Fpsllnn. professional and honorary
physical education fiaietnlty of Ihe
I niveialty. Waller I. Illark. eierii
tit sen nan of ihe Nebraska
High School Athletic association,
discussed ihe alma of Ihe organisa
tion rifttia were made al this time
lo affiliate with Thl Kpallon Kappa,
national fraternity, some time be
fore the school year la over.
Requirement for membership In
the fraternity are thai one be of
Junior or nior aiandlng. th,. k
have a physical education or i
letic coaching rouraa major s4
moel trholaatle requirements. Chi.
ler merobet and officer are-
William n. r'Midssi: Ki..,k
U.ii.,.. i. k a.s ". V
!. Hrllllir'niiunr; M, .'
". kurl w. UM,r, lsii. i
Iiih r.r' Hd.is ini j
And.s.s. Allium t gi;'"' i
" M.ii. i urer i,Ur ,,; V",
J Sirissj. pl
CLUB ILICTI ratOFtlloai
Lincoln Knife and Tnrk .....
yeiterday elected lrof it .
Whlto prealdent. and Trof. j0h,
m uirertora
Shorthand
in SO Days
Written with A. B. C.'e. tintels.
rapid, accurate, esrvea an aur.
ressa bsttsr. Individual lntru
len. aeecial rat to cisss of
three er mere.
'Dioldruon SoereUrii
School
Ki t Richards Bleck
11th O at.
Six met-1 to make ihe meet ! jnrfoid of K,nM,: , i10. .n
more interesting lo
Metal flag painted In
of each school and bearing the
school's Initial, hate been pre
pared for use In field event lo
Inform (an which school la
Special scoreboards
been prepared. Iowa
state l also enierrd In a con
ference baseball game Thursday
and Friday with the Tnlverslty
, of Missouri. The Rig Sii tennis
championships are also scheduled
for today an dtomorrow- and a
swimming circus will be stgged
Friday nlehl as part of the fes
tivities for the big meet. Iowa
State is now celebrating Velshe
week, an unusual tradition at
1 the low school.
ieriaiora. ,1.1.- inw ii.i- sn,1 Crlswold
Ihe color of Nebrk.
Among tli javelin throwere of!
'he conference there la no con-
tender of outstanding caliber. How
eter. Smith of Kansas Aggtea. who
has tossed the spear 11 feel ft
inrhea. should be able 10 land In
the placing thera who are
counted upon for points are: Oil
herl of Missouri: Faytlnger of Ne
braska; and Livingston and Rich-i-rlnn
o' Ksnsss Siate
Ijinde probably will be called
upon 10 pitch Ihe second game,
but the problem of filling the flrat
base station Is atlll unsolved. It
la probable that F.Imer Hollgrewe,
reserve third baaeman. will be
given a trial at ihe position. Poach i
Workman say a.
Here's Smartness! Here's Comfort!
BLEND SUITS with Super-Shorts
Two jump ahead of the moat
faatKliona tlrrescr on the rampua
1 . . iii. 1 J r r
vtd!?;fl In both Jumpa! " Th new
npr-hort , that hare, hart
iahrd renter srini discomfort,
that never hind or pull, are pre
aented in Blnri-Sitit .. Knitted
ahirla match the fine hroadcloth
of the ahorta in a choice of five
tno-tone e(Tect the belt and
the banda around arm-hole and
15 , tH
neck emphaaicina; in deeper
ahadea the htiea of the atiita.
Smart to I heir very color-rim mrd
button, theae new llaon Broth
era Blend Suit a are priced at
$2.50. Feel the new luxury of
Supcr-Shorta. Know the new aat
iafactionof Blend-Suita aa rorrect
aa your outer-wear. They are aome
thina; to write home about. Good
dealer there well them aa well aa
your college haberdaaher.
Roland "Gipper" Lock, former
Cornhuiker cinder act. ran an ex-' --
Zlt VhV intnVn tOKD DIVERS GET
Fall. City fan. and the Hu.k.r READY FOR SWIM
flh turned in a time of 22.5 for 1
the furlong. It wa the first exbibi
Nebraska ascended to third place. tion dllh ot th, form,r Nebraska IntrftITlUra.1 Plunffers Expect
h.ln. I At a.Iv K v Ifiasonrl snt l)V. . . w .
being led only by Missouri and Ok
lahom. The Kaga. however, ate
hard on the Hunker heela in fourth
place and thi week- games will
he most important to both nine
TRI DELIS CAPTURE
To Hold Beach Meet
Next Tuesday
track atar since his Europen cam
pnlgn after the Olympic earns laat
aummer. The "Gipper" may com
pete in the National A. A. U. meet
In Han i- Ki- tuMMap
rui 1 m 1 imum swuiiniins: m-7ri
One record a broken and two t to he held al Capitol Reach Tuea
equalled in the Falls Cltv meet ' dav. May 21. A rrogTm Including
this week. H. Lvdirk of Morrill balloon race, candle ract. reecti
heaved the shot 47 feel R Inchea
to break hi own mark of 4R feet
R inches. This tos I a better
mark or at least a good a the
ma.lorily of the Rig Six losser
of the iron ball can do. Shock of
Wrliratfl CfiPrte Alinnt NPW Fall "ltv reeled off the century imav be entered by each group.
rorm or ropuiar uame on took the high jump at s
1 feet ! inches. Horn tnese marK
race and boat racea. besides two
twenty-four evenl of free style and
breast atroke has been planned.
Reside the competitive event,
there will be demonstration diving.
Twelve girls. Iwo for each event.
As Spring Sport
Dolt Delta Pelta won ilie tr.tra
mural deck tennis tournament with
Katlictme Allen and Ilorolhea' Ma
son a their representative team.
Iu:e Westover and Croline Coo
per were runner-up in the tourtu
ment.
rrticlpnl In the semi f.n.il.s
were Evelyn Simpson and Marjory
Hyde; f hi Omega were Lois Gram
mer and Bernardlne Olson: lvlta
7.pt: Louise Weatover and Cro
line Cooper. Delta .eta: Katherli.e
Allen and Horothe Mason, lelia
l-lla Delta. The last two team
mentioned were the winner of the
semi-final, and played In thv
final.
Over 100 Engage
More than one hundred gills par
ticipated in the deck tennis tourna
ment throughout the season. I'll Is
Is the. first lime that thi spo. t has
been played on the Nebraska cam
pus, and N'ebMk Is one of the
first schools of the mlddlewest in
take it up. The gamn I played
much like doublea tennis except
that rubber rings are ued insleaj
of the ball and racquet, and i a
popular pastime on board ships.
Intramural points toward the in
ttamural championship are to he
awarded. Five, points are given for
each girl that participated in the
eient and ten for each round mf
play. The, committee in charge of
1 ii- tournament was made up of
Retty Rider, chairman, Alice Rich
tank. Mary Helen MoGlnley, Retty
Harrison and Mildred Glxh.
equalled present records.
any swimming meet for the unlver
slty coeds It la being planned by
.lean Rathburn and Betty Norrl.
chairmen of lntrmur w-!mmlng
Intramural points will b awarded.
ten for every first, five for second.
Today Coach "Choppy" Rhode
takea hi Huiker bateballer to
Manhattan, the home of the Kanaaa n(j flv, for every girl wittered.
rarmere. Tor a return game in oig
Six baseball. With Nebraska's
double victory ever Ksnsss Aggie
last week and University of Kna
this week, the Hutker were able
to advance to a tie for third. The
tie has 'o be broken In the fifth
game ar it it with the Kansas Ag
gies. Both echool have good ball
club and the Huaker should re
peat their victory of last week.
Coach IhoHes haa turned out a
good team thia apring cenaidering
the fact the Nebraska ha been Idle
en the diamond for the paat five
year. But Nebraska has alto been
rnniiilcrafl a hftm tsm and with
th wnrri nt th ftcarlet An a far.
eign diamond this week, the result
may be anything but satisfying
Pickett, the are of the Huiktr hurl
er will most probably take the
mound for Nebraska In the opening j
game with Armatla er Clair Sloan
getting the call for the second ,
game. j I can t gO
OHIO ESTABLISHES j never attempt this trip
ELECTKIC MUSEUM Without a full suddIv of
'0 u
-
South Dakota
Is Named Host
To Conference
Conclave First in History
Of University; Many
States Included
COl.fMBlS. O. May 15. -The es
labllsliment at Ohio Stale univer
sity of one of the three largest elec
trical and 1ndiitrll collections in
the world i seen by Trof. Frank C.
Caldwell of the department of elec
trical engineering a a result of th
hord of irustee approval of his
propoaal to use old university
equipment In the formation of such
an enterprise.
Al present there are but two
electrical museums of major Im
portance Id the world.
Magee's Shirts and
Wilson Brothers Super
Shorts!
VERMILION. S. D.. M Ay 14 The
I'olverait.y of South Dakota will be
the. meeting place of the next an
nual conference of dean of the
L.iddle western state universities,
Pen E. S. Spark of the College
of Arta and Sciences at the Unl
vetsity announced today, after re
turning from the recent meeting
held in Rloomington. Ind.
Thi will be the fust time that
such a gathering has been brought
to a South Dakota school, Dean
Spark t fated. More than twenty
state will be represented in the '
gaitering which will be held some
time in May of next year.
At the recent conference held at
th Indiana university . the entire
curriculum ot the College of Liberal
Art wi placed under the fire or
Tittcism and discussion, according
to Dean Sparks. I
Tfcst more required wotk and
lea elective subjects should be j
cItcti for Itsdent in college of
-liberal art waa the general opin-!
"n of tha detr.s taking part in th-1
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Milady of fashion will ap
prove these new arrival
o charmingly different.
Summery Braids, Vlca.,
New felta these are the
mediums m which these
charming summer hats are developed and the loveliest new
shade to match or complement the summer costume.
Our Policy Continues No Hat Over $.".(K)
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patterns and colors acceptable
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