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ATHLETIC
HEADS
LEAVE FOR BIG
SIX CONFERENCE
t'ogrlrr W'untt Mm
To Itefvrve damn
Men whe wliX te act bas
aalball official m th lntr
fraternity basketbsll tourna
ment war requested today by
Rudolph Vogrlar, intramural
thletio director, to sign up for
th position at his offico
toon aa possibl.
DUTCH WITIE IS
ABLE TO BEGIN
Fiinihiiifv Problems and
Subsidization of Men
Attract Notice.
MUST ELECT SECRETARY
Officials Will Take Up
Freshman Competition
At Conclave.
Problem of eligibility ami al
leged hiibsidliatlon of athlete will
k.H'r on the itMttc program of
I hi- mogul if tha Hi W confer-i-nif
at their annual cotifrreuce In
Ksnvu City this eek end.
No comment was issued from th
athletic directors of Nebraska
Wednesday aa to what would be
taken up at the annual conclave
in Knnmta City other than the reg
ular routine duties of schrdule
forming ami deciding on tha place
for tha Big- Six wrestling meet.
Director Meet Flrtt.
Director of athletic will gather
Thursday morning for the first ses
aion of any conference body.
Coaches of football, baseball,
wrestling and track; director of
intramural athletic and huaineaa
manager will hold separate ses
sions Friday morning and report
recommendations to a Joint meet
ing with the dlrectora In the after
nnon. Director and faculty repre
ient stives will end the conference
w.th a Joint aeasion Saturday
morning.
The faculty group must elect a
successor to Dr. W. O. Manley of
MUsourt unlveraily. Dr. Manley.
conference secretary, died last
week.
Olacuaa Froth Competition.
Among the policy problem to
be discussed la that of Intercolle
giate competition between fresh
man squads. The conference
stepped Into thla phase by allow
ing each chool two freshman foot
ball gamea In the aeason which Just
closed and will consider continu
ance or abandonment of this move
ment and the extension of fresh
man competition in other sport
Freshmen now hold telegraphic
competition with other schools in
track.
Track coaches are expected to
appeal to the director for a pro
gram listing more dual meet and
restrictions of participation in the
many relay carnivals held through
out the nation during the early
spring months. Last season at
Nebraska little or no attention was
paid to dual meets with schools In
the Big Six or outside the confer
ence aa outstanding relay events
and track carnivals were taking up
all the time of the track coaches.
Herb Glsh. athletic director at
Nebraska, and Dana X. Bible, head
football coach, left for Kansas
City Wednesday evening, while
Dean T. J. Thompson, faculty rep
resentative from the Huaker school
and the remainder of the Nebraska
athletic officials will leave today
and tomorrow.
film illustrated the vanoua atepa
in the refilling of commercial gas-
tin.
CAGE
PRACTICE
WILL START MONDAY
Helen McCoy Announces
Rules Governing All
Teams Entering.
Practices for the women's intra
mral bowling tournament will start
Monday, Dec. 9. and last until Dec.
1!0. The tournament will be played
from Jan. 7 to 25. Kach group Is
limited to two teams, five mem
bers on a team.
The tournament will be played at
the Lincoln bowling alleys, two
games for a quarter. Practices
may be held at any time, but they
are not required, according to
Helen McCoy, head of tha sport.
Rules of the tournament have
been announced by the sport head.
Tourney games are to be played
from 2 to 6 p. m. Two teams
scheduled to play one another are
to report at the alleys at the hour
notified from the Intramural of
fice. If a team cannot play at
that time, the office is to be noti
fied one day before or the game
will be forfeited. 8core 6hceta
are to be turned in not later than
one day after the game to the
Intramural office.
CLASS SEES GAS REFINING.
A three reel motion picture,
"The Story of Gas," was shown to
Prof. E. F. Schramm's oil class at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The
Mil MEET
Five Kayo Men Arrange to
Compete in A. A. U. in
Omaha Tuesday.
TWO VETERANS APPEAR
Five boxer from the University
of Nebraska will compete in the
atate A. A. V. boxing tournament
at Omaha next Tuesday. It was an
nounced today by Kudolph Voge
ler boxing coach.
Three of the men will be com
peting in their first A. A. U .tour
nament, while the other two are
seasoned performers. Marquis.
147-pound battler, and Bock. 133
pounds, are the two veterans and
leader of the delegation. Mar
quis competed In the A. A. If. meet
three vear So. lie scored a
knockdown that time over l'oet, I
who later won the A. A. IT. title. I
Toet wou the match by knocking j
Marqula out the round following
bis own knockdown.
Bock, who won the nildwestern
A. A. U. title two years ago, ia
regarded as the kayo king of the
aggregation, and la doped to make
a real showlnr. Hutchinson, a
new man at the same weight, also
will be taken to the tournament.
He has been ahowing speed and
punch In workouts so far this year, j
Amato. feamerweigni, ana an
Valkenberg. 118 pound youth, com
plete the delegation. Amato has
had some experience, but haa never
competed In the A. A. U. meet.
VanValkenberg ia fighting for his
first time thla year.
NEBRASKA HALL
SCHEDULE OPENS
WITH TH ETA WIN
Kappa Alpha Theta won over
Gamma Phi Beta In the first game
of Nebraska ball tournament of
the aeason. Both teams played a
hard game, Helen Karup starring
for the winning team, and Alice
Buffet, the mainstay for the oppos
ing side.
Although Nebraska ball is a
game that requires no technique,
it takes fast playing and a quick
eye. It may be termed as a pre
liminary to basketball in giving
the girls practice in quick floor
work.
Several changes were necessi
tated in the tournament schedule.
All games will be played at 5
o'clock In the women's gymnasium.
The schedule will be run off as fol
lows, according to the Information
from the Intramural office.
Thursday, Dec. 9.
Alpha Chl Omega vs. Pi Beta
Phi. team 1.
Chl Omega vs. Deltat Gamma.
Friday, Dec. 6.
Kappa Delta vs. Sigma Delta
Tau.
Phi Mu vs. Alpha Xi Delta.
Monday, Dec. 9.
Delta Delta Delta, team 2 vs.
Phi Omega Pi.
Alpha Delta Pi vs. Alpha Omega
PI.
Tuesday. Dec. 10.
Sigma Beta Chi vs. N'Ergettes.
Pi Beta Phi, team 2 vs. Sigma
Kappa.
Wednesday, Dec. 11.
Ksppa Kappa Gamma vs. Delta
Delta Delta, team 1.
Wrestlers Will Mori
At I O'clock Today
Varsity wrestling candidates wnl
meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon In
the "N" club room of the coliseum,
rather than at 7 o'clock tonight as
previously announced. The an
nouncement in Wednesday's Ne
braskan was in error.
Black's Men Enter Period
Of Intensive Work
Before Opener.
FIVE OLD TIMERS REPORT
Kansas Has Well Balanced
Schedule for Coming
Hoop Season.
r'harlvi- llliu'k and his aauad of
Oornhusker basketecr were intact.
a Hiitr h Wltte. one of Nebraska
most versatile athletes, waa In suit.
Wltte was a three letter man last
vear, winning his numerals In
football, basket ball, and baseball.
fc'rom now on until Jan. 2S. when
th Hunker meet St. lunula univer
sity, lllaik will have hia men out
every ulKht. Tim woik.ml lat
night waa Juat like old tlniea. with
McUav. Fisher, t.rsee. viue ami
Lewandowskt playing on the first
team.
Try New Play.
New nlava an? brine tried out.
an. I the nld" ones are heme brushed
up for furtner use. A compact de
fense, and a quioK oreasing oi
fens will I Nebraska's style this
iwr With the material on hand.
"the team should be as good If not
better than it has been for several
years.
Against the varsity. Jantzen.
Davey. t'onklin, Hokuf. and Koster
were showing up very nlrly.
llokuf and Koster are two plenty
niro minnta anil will undoubtedly
show the first string guards ample
competition. Selden Davey played
heads tin basketball, and made
many of his short shots good.
After the first and second teams
were excused for their showers,
the rest of the men engaged in a
real battle. Charlie Black was
playing with the team that was
recognized as tho poorest outfit,
but awe to his efforts, they count
ered as often as their rivals did.
Black Play With Scrubs.
Charlie was plnying in his old
time form, completely fooling his
opponents by his uncanny passes
and floor work. He was playing
in a guard position, and his worn
aroused a lot of comments among
the onlookers. One frosh was
heard to remark, "Who is that
man out there, he should be on the
varsity. Too bnd the coach is not
eligible for competition.
Bunny Oakes had his freshmen
basketball men out for a short
workout. He gave them some
ideas about what the freshman
hasketball aspirants do. Due to
the fact that an announcement was
not made about the practice, only
a part of the men that are plan
ning on coming out were on hand.
Kansas has a basketball schedule
lined up that is just about as well
balanced as the Nebraska schedule,
having besides the Big Six schools,
California, University of Mexico,
Oklahoma A. and M., and Creigh-
ton. Nebraska has St. Louis, But
ler, West Virginia, Pittsburgh and
Montana. With such schedules
lined up for the conference team,
a great Imltie should be forthcom
ing for the ircst attendance record.
In addition to th big ' Uni
versity rumpui which come to a
head this week, many Interesting
things aro on tap In th field of
portc'3"i. The Big Sir mogult ar
convening down H Kama City
and tha Missouri City states that
plenty of firework will probably
be displayed In tho meeting of
tha conference officials. Eligibility
and the alleged statement of re
imbursing athlete will come be
fore the discussion groups of th
officials. The status of the Hawk
eye school at Iowa City will be de-
termined by Big Ten official thla
week a th lowans attempt to re
gain entrance to the Big Ten con
ference after being out on parol
for a year. Three of the Big Ten
tiller have indicated that they
are standing pat on refuting en
trance of Iowa back into th fold.
Anyway which ever way the wind
blow, there will be plenty of hub
bub around the ttov leagu
gang after th decision It reached.
Then getting back to our own
backyard, with Herb GUh down at
K. C. with other Big bm officials,
no Immediate action Is in lino for
the coming 1930 football alat
which as yet is still a bit Incom
plete. Three games are booked
for the home field and three away
with two dates yet to be filled. The
conference games give Nebraska
five games and Pitt make it six.
Action last week on Kentucky
was finally dropped and the foot
ball followers of the Cornhusker
are eagerly awaiting the final an
nouncement of the completed 1930
chedule.
Among the other undefeated
elevens of the country are Notre
Dame. Western Maryland, Ohio
university. Tulane. Iurdue, L'tah,
Davis Klkins. Texas Christian,
Dusquesne. Tennessee, St. Mary's,
Rider. Fordam. In fact there are
Just fifteen elevens in the country
that have completed their schedule
without a defeat. Western Mary
land heads the list with ten
straight victories while " Davis
Klkins played ten and tied one.
Notre Dame's schedule was by far
tho most difficult and yet the Irish
failed to lose one of the nine
games or even turn in a tie.
The Big Six-Southwest confer
ence game which was played at
Dallas last year may h.tve a new
conference in the picture this year
according to reports out of Dallas.
The all stars of the Big Six met
the all stars of the south on New
Year's day last year and thit year,
officials of the "Dixie Classic"
plan to have Ins star of th south
nuet th stars of th Big Tan In
th annual gam. Jlmniie PhsUn
of th conference winning Pordu
ltvn. ha agreed to coach th all
tar eleven from th Big Tn pro
viding th confarnc permit It
senior footballer to tak part In
th vnt. Ray Morrison of South
trn Methodist would coach th
ttar eleven from th south.
CVarh Hugh McDermolt down
at Oklahoma haa started piepara
t ions for another whirlwind Okla
homa Sooner banket ball quintet
to place on the valley floor thla
season. The little Sooner "Scotch
man" haa leaa than threo weeka to
whip Ida team into shape and be
gins hia aeason against th Texas
Unighorns. The Sooner coach suf
fered a severe blow when Cliff
Shearer did not return to -honl
rtor trninr ma hot on th polished
courts of tho Big Sis last aeason.
Shearer was only a sopnomorw nu
put up a great game during hia
first year of competition In the
confer erne. Mcbermott waa
grooming Howell to take Fhearer
nlare hut now haa lost Howell
who suffered a broken angle last
week. The loss of uruco irae oy
graduation last year, took one of
the aparkpluga of the faat moving
Sooner five and McDermott ha
but Churchill of veteran ability
around which to build hi 1M0
court quint.
Kama of tha follower of th Ne
braska Cornhutker may think
that the Huaker eleven of 1929 wat
not o hot and th schedule wa
nniw mrrilcor but when th caauat
onlooker take an eyeful of th un
defeated football elevena of the
country after the duct ha died
away from th field and atadlumt
of the country, he will find two
Nebraska opponents or on
of course, I Pitt. Th mighty
team from Pitt which the Huskers
held to a 12 to 7 count, the smal
lest the Pitt team was held dur
ing Its 19?9 campaign. Down the
Hat this casual onlooker will find
another Nebraska opponent In the
personage of the Southern Method
ist Mustangs which suffered noi a
single defeat during the 1929 cam
nalnn althouah they were tied. It
was this tesm of Mustangs that
opened th Husker foottball aeaaon
on Oct. 5 with a scoreless tie.
Tha Notre Dame Irish will meet
the all-victorious Tltt eleven on
their 1930 schedule according to
reports from the eastern schools.
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Ralph Fortna of Lincoln was
elected national vice president of
the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
at its convention in Chicago, Dec.
1 and 2. Mr. F'ortna has edited the
fraternity publication for the past
six years. Delegates from the ac
tive chapter on this campus were
Harold Marcott of Lexington and
Clarence Clover of Exeter.
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RASDAL VISITS CAMPUS.
Karl Rasdal, '24, a graduate of
the college of pharmacy, visited
the Nebraska campus Wednesday.
Mr. Rasdal is in the drug business
in Ogallala.
Unusual GIFTS
an Oriental Novelty for Xmas always
acceptable reasonably priced.
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and anytime for a
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follow the crowd to
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TOMORROW opens NEBRASKA'S
FORMAL SEASON
MDLDTARY BALL
DECEMBER 6, 1929 COLISEUM
Latsch Brothers-for-TICKETS-at-Long's Book Store
Th two school bsve nterd In
a two year contract with th 1930
ram to be played In th Tilt Oval
in Itttsburjh. In 1930 th I'ltt
team will meet th Iilsh In th new
Notre Dame stadium. What a grid
natural It would b to these
two elsvens In action thl sson.
There Isn't a stadium large enough
In the world to handle th fan
who would welcome uch a clasnlo.
Pitt and Notr lam. th tw
foremost gridiron machine In the
country and undefeated and un
tied. Hut It I merely a dream for
the Irtah have hung up their
rleatrd shoe for the year and th
ntt eleven will probably Journey
westward to hold up the dignity
of the est against tn pride of the
west roast.
will be coed night with t 'rls
of the duo presenting th program.
lr. 11. W. Maiiler. pro-medic J
vtaur. Is sponsor of th club
rr-.Mslir CItili Will
Meet t (iraml llolrl
Th monthly dinner of th rre
Medic club will be held at the
Orand hotel Wednesday evening.
Pec. 11. ThU meeting of the club
Learn to Dance
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Clasaes every Monds- and
Wednesday.
Prtvat leon morning, after
noon k evening.
Call for Appointment.
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