irrnvvgniV XUVKMUKW 27. 1929
friii.- nut V vi'nniCl'AM
jrfrft , iiif.iMiiii nu'in-'"'"'
SENIORS GET SET
FOR LAST BATTLE
l-'arlrv, Lrua-ndoHrki. Marro. M.Hii.lr. Kit Intnl.. ;
lYalrr. Sloan ami Willr Will IJnr l'p fr Htial
Time Apaiiifl Ion a Slate Tram Tli.nla.
CROSS
COUNTRY
TEAMS PLAN TO
Tl
RUN
1URSDAY
coach pus scaiu.et rimoicn mpp. mmi.
All Big Six Squads Enter to
Decide Championship in
Thanksgiving Race.
li llich SdoI of r.:tni in
l or Corti.iuWr I ill; Came W ill Hr .No Sri l'p,
UiMc tf til Coaching Stuff Import.
Cnrki Hurt Enter
Intramural Lirnlt
lly Uradlinv Ttnlay
All frattrnitiea mull have an
try list In awimmlng. beslng.
wraatling, and claas A basket
bll filed at the Intramural ath
Ittici office by noon today.
That waa tha mandate laaued
today by Rudolph Vogeier. di
rector of Intramural athlttici
at tlx univaraity. Ha pointed
out that aach fratarnity haa to
havo tour man competing In
each of tha firat thrte aoorta
namad. Competition in all of
tha four sports will atart tha
firat w.tk following Thanks
giving vacation.
TIhit-s.Iax nftor !
By JACK ELLIOTT.
K ui.t Con.hufcki r footb.i'l warrior wi-l
football catvrr for iho l"ni rrit of NYbrnska
.. Ui, v.i, -mv1..i ( :iihiiskori .! t tlo
-ior.a on .i.-monal arai:ni firl.l in th- c-idiron final, of the
. avn and tl.e mn!otion f h firit rar of conchin,r
liw Mm X nil) if". in miih-p---
,'jaker grid nana 11 the lat
.ame r.r Nebraska and a Hi 1
. i-aferenc tilt h'.ch have
tearing on the ,han;pion;.hp of
;be conference.
liMed amoi.2 the graduating
lcatliiiei K. AGGIES DOPED TO WIN
! C Fastest TimcSLMdadeU,:jiOWA STATE FINISHES
' By Griffin.
PI KAPPA ALPHA IS
WAIEI
I POLO WINNER
.tut ma) as Nehraska football fol
lurta hat planned at the begin
ning of the aeason. Nebraska la
doped to win from Iowa fltate
an.l con it a aevond Ilia Sis cham
pionship but ar.j-thtng fan happen
ttv puaiwi . . - - ftn-
rvr h.i w.i: don the scar'.et . "v . m
'V.- v.v...v. Thnn.li v. noes irom ine tyciones. iw
ana l ream " cbamplouah.p would t decided
.Ifrnn art Cap m .rg. r a P Columbia when the
y. Husker halffcuk. LWU , tv,. .-m.
. cr I r of'that uld then -
fn!ihffc- v;iv Marro-A, hal"-
back; McBrMe, fullback; Ad
. . . ... 1 r?t
CROSS COUNTRY tNTRIES.
ki.w...L . r-. i.aa Ratia 4ar.
n-ruraaaa-u' n m.
Iowa Str.lo ("v. ,vay. Sprague. Ctharton. Wllllan'a.
r uniriai.
Iowa State Putman. Thompaon,
atcll. Howell, Poadcap. Core.
Kanaaa Agglea Millar, Cile,
Carter, Hoyne, Toadvmt. Backua.
Stepa.
Oklahoma Dawaon. Moore. Bar.
rett. Dudley. Oavidaon, Phillipa.
Kaniaa Fortune. Henahaw. Le
vine. Bowers, Stovar, Roberta and
Mathewa.
Miaaourl Wemkein, SartX.
Steele. Craig. Trowbridge. De Lo-aier.
nose
PREPARATION
Halfback Bennett Returns
to Fold to Bolster
Cyclone Team.
'. elated winner of the title. But avip-
' V A I . . I m .,1 T.ra-A Stat
I The Ut would atiTi remain at the
by
AMKS. la --With the poaaibility
, f OeU-.ronin-r last year'a Uif SU
champions. Nebraaka, In tha gama
at l.inc.ln Thanksgiving ly. H
Iowa Stite colleire f.wttAll aquad
lat nijtht N-j-an Ita final week of
pi-artioe with hard K-nrnmiiH
Coacb
lann HiMe a c'omhuakera need j trhl
i.nlv to win from the Cynon''e. to
n, s,x croM coun.o- ians .rl them of their aelond auc
will meet tomorrow on the Ne- j "
Kr..w roi m to decide the rham-i cr,T',r ' L. " , i
jpionah-p for 1929. The race Irorn" ytxte announced that only Ue on
laea 10 ne a inruifr. uu '..,-.. n-ntild b riCU mia
Betas Take Second, Alpha
Sigs Third, and Sig
Chis Fourth.
PLAY IS FAST AND HARD
i-t Kirn Alnha today ruled tha
, Nebraska water polo aea, by vlr-
tue or beatinf ii-ia j uci i j
6 in a r hampionhip encounter laat
night. It waa the Detaa' flrtt de
feat in three aa n
The 11 Kappa Alpha team took
tha lead early In the game and
piled up 11 pointa in the firat half.
The aconng dtlva waa led by Lln
dell. who made two touib goal.
Morkler made a fret throw food,
for the olber point.
In the aecond half. Foarammn of
the !eta club J tied to narrow d u n
tha It K. A.' margin, but could
mk im-.1v aix nolnta. hlle Hod I on
ma.! two free throwa for the op-.
poaitlon to eind tha count to 14
Koavnimaji waa eaaily tha atar of ;
the Beta club, dcaplto the fact that
be plaved only the lat half.
Alpha Surma Phi defeated Sigma j
Od in the play-off .wnf. 2 t- 0.
to take third pUtt and relegate
tha Utter to fourth. Tw free .
throwa made by Cannon of the Al
.,ba Sin ftr the onlv lu !Mmla !
acored In the rteire tilt. Sigma'
miaaed luet enough fn-e .
TISUKK rOHMIHSKKHS AI'l'KAU I AST TIME
. fV.nr I I
''- r i ill Li.-.! . in J
their
game
h I . J .1 I . K. ill I.Ihv
tba fccarlet and Cream for Nebra-ka. 1 he Iowa Mai. ganiaj M Mt.
mortal atduim field Thuraday will find many Cornhuakera plajlng
their laat Hud MfPride. Hukfr back who haa been playing a ereal
game In the Nebraaka backfield tht year, will graduate in the -pi in.
Hed lUy. Muakrr tackle, baa awn t hrre yeara of "rtM with i the
Oumbuakera. ihn LewandowuKI. wing own, will finish his career a
a Cornbunket.
la aet at Monday noon. Dec. 2. ao
cordmc to the office reiHirta. The
tournament will be played from
tirt 3 in r. 20. There will b
One menw
r may b maioitns In physical
education.
Itrpreaentativoa are aaked to re-
playera are on a team.
bet
l lirir win . , .
. ti -. . rtii rv.t at tha intramural ornce 10 o'f
b- plaved la the women a gymna- tain Information on tha game, ami
alum, from 3 to 6 p. m. Fifteen j to get a aporta bulletin.
chancea to tie the acore.
CYCLONE MI'SICIA.NS
will ;ivk immm;ham
AMES. la. Tha Iowa atata col-
(CnfffLsT GnffttsY
THAT MAKi: A 1'LKASAXT XMA KOli THF.
i:ntikk famiuy
Nippon Art Goods Co
128 So. 12
Phont B1711
in a-.itlnr hi moakin war
rf"ra Into ah.r for the coniing :
i?a.!tla with the Cyclones tomor
row. Ho aent fcs squad through
a auappy praxtle 1nU on tre sta-'
drum turf last evening and will I
taper off tonight in the lst P--;
'ica aeafion of the 29 yeaon.
iha Nebraska txv.L;i:g Af' is
not taking- tha Iowa State game as
aet ud and rlana to launch sa
aerial attack atatnrt t!se Work
man eleven from Atr.ea. The V-iX
c,Tc. oiuuiu .-r-j Karrnaa AK.iea aj pear o nave f j,,
a beating from the the on ,,ap,r. but it t-kea , "clic time bi
a .-id the P.gers and , ,he conlt txt to Uociue the a for U.
aiia.r wouiq ruii nn j K-Afgica in croaa coun'ry mia
MUs.-uri and Oklahoma j.r. i,ut a rhauce to prove the a,i-
f r'.r hnnnr. nut i 1 . . r . k ian
f ho' t. r.tt-n(r tMt .mrtllratrl an.i . 'i i TV . . - U'an.
letl hope that di not happen. ,, n,j Oklahoma enoh ha
Wfclt awTatera are getting eo (fnsi.tfnt. team llr.ed up. at
common on the Hunker camptia promjie to b ven- D.uch
thrt ?wiM ba to the Ml;inririj
tra-:tion abolished a ao ttnr."Mir C K.nae. ARg;ea
w -I t V. iw. Ium m V j-vO at p - . . i i
' a .... a IK ' IK Win U Will piCUn.l. HIT
ar.d pra. M,e .n o.. auaday aftemn moM-
before the aq-iad de-, R.mdav afternoon.
" ism IU it- a uiinoi, " - - - . U-Alllil
J.,! u.k Tn another! ' " 'lY ! d.wll, present the firat of
... M . W. .0 . aa . a W . . .all I baa.ua t. V' ial 1 Ufii l-al. fJ IVUOa
.tjy.Vr.;.. Ihm.ka t.k. a heat
I':.,... v:ioa eleven ai-i the Tt.era and ! 1 ,t ,toi to doc.aa the P
1 xmcti tiLi ii. uu. , .. . , run" ...-'
.lis .'.-v-... .
corr.ered affa.r
Nebraska,
tivl for
on Turkey day. Kan-
ma enoh have very
ma llr.ed up. and they
in the
m. Sunday afternoon.
. ttw, Pn.r ftarar Hatch
mommg. in ! Mawlev. director. The muwcaiea
No chnngeiiare contemplated in j n., bv tiie Memorial
the lineup. The open da. lwt n(, lh. dppartn,tlt
wrrk aerved to get the aquad in
Cxl condition for Uio final game. mu-
L-rt nnnit halfback, who , --Tr"t
inturfd in the Drake game, ia j lAJlMI? .!.- I f- t
ftnfdM! to be ready to atart
;ff;ea Law
i.nff-.n or
agitinal the Huhkri.
other rood thir.ga about school are. i .on cf iklahoma. and
Nfbraka are the outstanding ca
The type of footbal! played by for th, individual cham
Six championship will be at stake tn Nebraska Cornhuskera againtt rif,Tl8h.p. The contret between the
Nebraska must put the game me rvanaaa a.ggea ai mmnim;lllrM .ao-jid t
ui tbo vlctorv column to retain the Saturday certainly reflected great ln)f tnf.,r i,s. ip sr
(.nampionabip of the conference. credit on Dana X. Bible, the Corn- Tn. foc,tb&:i fars
i. tjwi .,.t.i ivrf.ntiv hLikfr football coach.. In all the -v,,nra. n th 1
;hat It would bo a MicceRyful sea- cmes we have aeen this year and
ia for any conference eleven to some in past years, never has a
al tha Cornhuf-ker! and although 1 Husker team played the heady and
Towa State has not turned in a brainy type of football Nebraska
r.gla conference win this season, ; played against the Aggies.. It was
'fcey 1U b on edge to keen their, nat a dumb team, neither was it
ieaioa from a to.- l fiilure. Thobig.. If only the sport critic at
HuVer mentor is f-grtng on a Kansas City could have aeen that
hard fight from the northern ele- Scarlet team in action last week,
ven and aUhout tbe Hutker will he would probably have asked
n-.m aould trtr.inate dur-
und the track.
will have a
chance to see the firt of one of
the bet cro?s ccuntry met that
has ever been b!d here.
Finish Will Be Cose.
Authorities at Nebraska laid 0Jt
a w coiise this ycr. and the
fasft time over this course was
mm STATE SENDS
HARRIERS TO MET
NEIlinSKA BALL
MONDAY M(;iIT
tead;ine for the entrance of In
tramural teams in Nebraska ball
Six Cross Country Stars
Comprise Ames Team
at Lincoln.
eicht and fr eed, the Cyclores ;
a1:i b keyed to their hifhert
point and after a week cf rest
aiII be la good condition pSj-si-cal'.T.
In thfi crlmrcaga session
-gainst tha frosh. tha Iowa State
aerial gama was launched Against
i.V varsity to a great deal of sue-;
e.s and It la on this phase of tbe
jraw.a the Husker mentor will di-
rct hla attention for the remain- j
aer or the season, it wiu oe n
recorded by Griffin. The d'min- U -Six Iowa State col-
utive Nebraska rur.r.er covered the oountrv men will prob-
rmirae in twenty-. rciButei . and . to'Uncoln to com-
l'SJZTZ th. Bg Six conference
Husker. for ever ...uing auch Ifi" tt Orim.
M.hM.1.1 rlrarlv I . . .-i ' to Crn Bn blmpaon. .
miwe it a ur- '"-' While the state team has
ably be written on the book, after ft dulU roMtJ
the race on Thaiwagiv-.ng day . ,hl.PVlTi honea for the champlon-
Th rare will start m ta KM- " ." . iJt Vi.
iatement.. Nebraska was clearly
the amarter team on the field at
Ahearn jtidlum and although the
Kinsn Acoie eleven waa a cever
ri,a n -' -' " - - ' I TIT rar t.l tlrw ill l-v-
machine, they could not cope with , )uJn antj fimh between the halves
inc UIUVI mtiv mi i m j w y -
launched by the Comhuskers
And the v this Buddy Mc-
Brice poundfd and drove that
AtiTie line was ;'JEt nobody's busi
ness. .The former Lincoln bieh
hfLrVfifld are has more or less
I In the stadium unless one of the
men runs too fast. F-axh B p Six
achool will be represented by a
team of at least six men The
scoring will b? based oa the low
total for five men.
riJ ailax.lc a-aint a line driving remlated to a rserve rosition
Huaker elevea that will appear be- ; during bis three years of varsity
fore tha Thanksgiving crowd in ' competition and in the Oklahoma
Memorial stadium Thursday. j gme he stepped in to fill the gap
Th Xrbrajika souad emerred , if ft bv Clair Sloan and arein tn
from the Kanaaa Aggie grama 1 n!the Afiririe t-ame. tb Lincoln flssh
Ine physical condition ana wrm
the exception of Elmer Grecnberg,
thai lTihinf list la verv ooorlv oat-
ronized. Green berg came out of , Ac-rie aerial attack and triple
the Aggie game with an injured i plays. When be waa called to go
assumed the role of Slona end how
well be filled bis booU. XlcBnde
is nil over that field for the
ankle and big Jim Gilbert bas re
placed Greenbenr In the Husker
forward walL
Indications from the office of
John K. Selleck are that a large
thmiirh the line or around the
winy, he could alwaya be figured
on for yard.'-.e. Although Mc
Rrid lacks Rjoaa's art at punting
and passing, he easily made up for
jona iv. eeuecK are uw. a. large anj passing, ne easily maae up ior
fana wtl watch the Iowa SUte-! ra lugging the pellet and playing
XI,i-a.lra TiirVfV rlHV purnf. Re- i Ar.--r-rsm
fc.. --' ' j j a. uciciifli
fjervationa now at the office are
far In advance of those for the
Oklahoma game two weeks ago
and the aire of the crowd will be
determined by the condition of the
weather. Should the good wea
ther prevail that has existed this
week, a crowd of from 15 to 20
thousand fans will be in the sta
dium for the finale on the 1929
gridiron schedule. Reservations
a.r now in for 15 thousand tick-eta.
ramt
Of course if we are going to
mention who'a who In the Aggie
game we would have to include
Ray Richarda, Dutch Koater, Cap
tain George Farley, Red Young,
Ralph Jeffries and quite a few
others who were wearing the Scar
let that Saturday afternoon. There
were eleven men playing the Aggie
team with everything they had.
It was a championship game and
how well the few thousand fans in
the stadium knew it was by the
way the title holders of 1928 were
niavina the oame.. Red Youffg
carried the triple-threat role in the
Musser DacKTieia ana m vmi.
punts in the first quarter were one
of the main sources of Nebraska
playing the game in Aggie terri
tory most of the time.. And now
for the Iowa State eleven and one
more E;g Six championship for the
University of Nebraska Com
huskers. The Cyclone game will probably
find many new faces and new
ramea in tiie Cornhufker lineup.
lV,fif h Ri-hi. has wanted to see
some more of his material in ac
CONDUCTS
BASKETBALL
PAIRINGS
Intramural Director Plans
Tourney for Quintets
From Colleges.
Davjs Coffee
Shops
Day and Nwibt 108 M 13
Taeteg Oampni 1131 R
Fountain 8emca
The Big Six Championship
HELPS
BL'T SO DOKS
Waanin? Or
(trrnsii'K Car
Washing A (irrasinir
A. B. A. OIL COMPANY
0. A. Barber, Prop.
$1.00
."."
$1.50
jl'
Thanksgiving Dinner
Served before and after the game.
$1.00 Turkey Dinner
11:301:30 5307:30
Other Dinners f0e. Also Short Orders.
CRANIO MOTTEIL
ship title were raised considerably
hn it became known that Fred
Rot tll u-,nhomore. would be eligi
ble to run. Battell ranks next to
Captain Ray Put r. am as the fleet
est Cyclone distance man, but In
eligibility haa kept him out of con
ference competition all fall. Cap-
! tain Putnam ia expected to be
among the leader in the race, out
will be pushed hard by Miller of
Kanaaa State, Griffin of Nebraska
and Dawson of Oklahoma.
The men who will be taken to
Nebraska are: Captain Putnam.
Battell. Thompson, Howell, Gore
and Roadcap.
CYCLONE SWIMMERS
SHAPE TITLE HOPES
AMES, la. With a squad of
about twenty working out three
time, a week, prospects for an
other championship swimming
earn at Iowa State college are
good. In the opinion of C. E. Dau- i
hert head coach. Six letter men
from the 1929 team, along m1th
several newcomers who will be in
th. th-v rt the flrht for varsity
positions, are the chief reasons for
Daubert a optimism. io rar, prac- 1
tice ha been devoted to gym work 1
in an effort to ret the athletea tn I
good condition before they take to
the water.
The letter men who are practic
ing rerularlv are: Capt. Robert
Runner. Wilmette. HI.: Georre Un-
ser. BernardviJJe. r. J -. i-ynn
Hummel. Ames: Layson Voorbees, ,
l s Moines, and Maynard Smith, ;
Gkoboji. Another wearer cf the
Neil Chicken, Anon, uotu
Preparations for the first inter
college basketball tournament ever
staged at the University of Ne
braska were under way today, as
drawings for leagues were made
by Rudolph Vogeler, director of
tntramural athletics.
The eight teams were placed in
two leagues, with the colleges of
dentistry, agriculture, teachers,
and arts and sciences in league
one, and the collegea of business
administration, law, engineering,
and pharmacy, in league two.
Each of the teams will play a
round-robin tournament within its
own Icag-ue. The champions of the
two leagues will meet for the uni
versity title. It is expected that
the T,r'i?ram will ret under way
I - o - T u
soon after Thanksgiving vacation. ...
v 1 ui... Cn.,H ' .... . .
1 earner. n.w r... w-- nrhooi at present out : expeciea
The inter-college touniaments , k inter quarter in time to
are new m uuc "") '"'" compete.
year. Toe teacner. cojiec tquAu . ,
tor the championship of tbe firat , ; j EdHa,ion
tournament, m which each of the ! . T-... r- . .
eighv colleges entereu a play- j UUU v ui r-rut-riaiij
ground baseball team. inter-- ...
college sports competiti-.n waa Faculty and taw major, cf the
started to give more students an j department of physic euueation
1 'j' 'j
i.-- -I f H tSfJXU
U1 hoouyh aaioci J-irtf XV0XY ' S
r ci la atiDGl
letics. Manatrers of tae college
opportunity to participate in atb
teama are: Law, Leon Sprague;
Teachers. Charles Miller; Agri
culture. Hansell Phipps; Engineer
Jack Faimin; Arts and Sciences.
Art TTajrter: Business Administra-
Jonn
Coach Dana X. flble, football
a taking no chances on the Iowa 1 tic this year but with the tough
State game Thank.g.vlng day, schedule and the injury jinx mak
wrich If won will mean champion- i ing pace with the Husker- tbe
ship of the B.g Six conference. The 1 Nebraska mentor baa been forced
Huaker grid mentor told hi. .quad i to au LT pro- t . Jake Maaer; lamtlalrj.
MMidiv that tha Cyclone, were in arid let has reserve r-ai-eruu pro- ,
' ....... . .. . v., .t.iT inn rim fLCLion.
the beat of condition oom mentany .t - --- -and
physically after their week of ! Although the Cyclonts- have pu
rest atvd thatyth.ng could hap- I ssion of the pbi?
pen in the pawing game the Cy-1 by viri ii the fact that tbe
Tone, will launch '.g.inrt
Huaker. Th. Iowa State eleven can
va .at turned In a slnole win In'?a2 Ti. J-sdry. I. baa been
, . rrmmnr. T mi M
. arrir.wu VII iMmJJ . . uu ' '
! cellar team stepped up and j
v-nftclred off the conference leaders ;
: i-.:t cnort r r;tic scr.be ti the .
ti--r nm are col jonatcc kmi Ames, z jt adouh
for women will be entertained at a
folk dancing program in the wom
en a gynaaium Tuesday evening,
Nov. 28. Thia is a part of the
physical education club program.
the
inference all season and to
beat Nebrs.ka In the Turkey day
final, would mean a sucoessrui
..a th. aYna ftlevftat. Iowa
Mata haa rot beaten Nebraaka i
inoa 1906 and a victory at this
tint wouid aink Nebraaka'a hopea
for the. champion.hip. the title
going to the winner of the Sooner
Tiger gama at Columbia.
Verrhera of the airniTur teem in
the toumament will t pven icter
college medals.
IWOCEVTS Ii5iLE
FOR IOWA GAME
-7 1u3?ntl Ftw"
Lunch
RECTOR'S
18 P pi.
Oir tore 1 our fiitore '
great many tfcinga cn hap
Thar.VeriviEC day besioes
ftiEj a b.g turkey d;aner and en-
- A
lea
.ar iutict u.u i , .
- a thrLJitr TCOloau zaror. i . - -
lJj ,. . r, - e- ,., ,.. .-c rrrin on the colieEe or arn-
erVouMr be turned Into a tur- j cultural camp, She chc-e aa ber
oj of confusinn or ft cmJd come I torte. -Tbankarlvma-.
forward to anytbmg of that nature j picmeaip." baa been adapted by
sxd predict Nebraska the wmner ( xyte Ineocenta society aa the battle
of the game and champions of the , crv or Uae Thankiv-ng game.
B.g Six for the second cons-cutrve j Cards bf-aring this slogan in flam
ve&T. ing acariet were dirtnbuted 3"es-
. terday and signs prorlaimir.g the
WR$. HUNT ADDRESSES Y. W. I gaua. to the world will be erected;
' r:air Htrnt of LlDW-ln apoke 1 . tiv
. . . r.t, mr . a&tl . . . . ., ... r-.n . .
Xj ui nnmc ri. umj r. . JNeoraswa silk vuu.i unt
in the turkev cav struEtse n toe
Corxbuakers are to retain the B:g,
Ftx chaacpjonsh.p. 1
Hear Ljle De Mos
sing at the
K0SMET
SHOW
then bear turn
wrth 'Tba Collegians"
Sat. Kite
. ortrju.er HoieJ
All in a day's work for telephone men
A specimen of construction work in the
Bell System is the new catenary span
carrying telephone wires across the Gila
River, Arizona. The "natural" obstacle is
no longer an obstacle while there are tele
phone men to f.nd a way through it or
over it.
Th:s is but one evample in a general ex
pansion program. Others are such widely
varied projects as linking New York to
Atlanta by cable, erecting 200 telephone
buildingsin 1 9:9, developing a 1 c,coc,ocp
factor)' at Baltimore.
The telephone habit is growing apace,
and the Bell System will continue to keep
a step ahead of the needs of the nation.
BELL SYSTEM
rf :!fr-r;KKrrtr 1 f . ft tut ,
7 . OUR PIONEERING
K
O K
H A S JUST BEG U N '
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