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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1930)
) M l:;n foi n ... ... tiii imi MMMI. I I in: du. m im V-k v ' . 1 " ; y - . . . - - - - i . . " i i ! I ENTRAIN Fl FOR K. U. MEET Southern Trio Is Also to Include Dual f.VUh With Sooncrs. INELIGIBILITY HITS TEAM Ellcr. Gray. Soger. True. Pctz May Be Forced to Stay Home. p!.m-i of approximately trnt fivr t'nivr ratty of Nebraska tra. U Meit wilt leave l.iiuoln r'tiday ht 11 l ft n m fit the K.nn ie- lava at Lreme on ati.iJ.iy n I 50 on down to Norman f'r a J'tal meet with Oklahoma on Die f ! l.vams (tne.lv. lnel'C'liilny .nd iniurie hae r:l me nunr quad hard and rvcial rtton may be able to make the I up bei-.iC; of iholatH (liffii u'.t.e , Htrrv Kller. Cray. SeCrr ar.l . True are all havir.K trouble with, their studies and may hae to k'.jv at home If they are tmable ! f - j m the red marks hetore l.tr.e to , icae. Filer pulled a n:ivle We-!-ne.Uv ti'.fiht and may unl to remove the trip evn tf hi ruH rt up. Harold Tot is j .i ll irmihled with the W int.iry 1 iecetved at the southern relays and n av not he able to make me inp ( Merle White, a optvrTVie wilt be taken alonj to fill in on the hurdle, i Men Luted. Men makinjr the trip are: Hod (T. Stefan. Currier. OMerpaard. i ivif Fthertnn. Onffen. Garvcy. ! NeurecberRer. Craijj, lies'. Torn on. Osian. Hokuf. Khea. Kay. ' nicer. Bcnbrook, Tierce. Lamson, Thompson. Smutnev and White LAWP.ENX'K, Ka., April 17. i.peiial. The most brilliant field of athletes ever to compete tn the eight vears of history of the Uni versity of Kansas relays is entered i compete at Memorial stadium fiald and track here the afternoon of April 19. Twenty-eiRbt major universities and colleges, forty-one (ollej:e class institutions, eighteen out of state high schools and more than a hundred Kansas hich schools have listed athletes in The program of fourteen relay races and ten special Individual events. The 100-yard dash promises to he the classiest assembled jrroup of sprint stars yet starting this sea son, including- Cy Leland. flying halfback of Texas Christian uni versity; Claude Bracey. Rice insti tute flash and former Olympic tram member; Kddie Tolan. negro speedster of the University of Michigan: Jack Ford of North western university: Mike Treps of Marquette university, and a score of other notables from the Big Six, Western conference and other sec tions of the middle west and south west. Winners of last year at the Kansas relays who will be here to defend their titles include Lee Prntman of the. University of Illi nois, in the 120-yard high hurdles; R. M. Leas of the University of In diana tn the 3.000 meters run: Parker Shelby of the University of Oklahoma, M. Perkins of the Uni versity of Texas, and Robert Carr of the University of Illinois, all of vhom tied for first in the high .tump: and Tom Warne of North western university who tied for first in the pole vault. Decathlon Entries. The decathlon, the only event of the Kansas relayi proper that r is on Friday and Saturday, has drawn a field of twelve entries. Buster-' Charles, Oneida Indian of Haskell institute, is the favorite in this ten vent test through having finished second tn the pat two year to Tom Churchill of Okla homa, who will cot be back to de fend his title. Robert Todd of the University of Indiana is another great all ar- und athlete entered in the decathlon. Other entries arer .James Giant and Orrtis Beaver of Ha.skell msti Mt: W. A. Boyd of We.-tmini-ter college, Fulton." Mo.: L. Stcsms, Butler university: B. Douglas. Orinnel! college: Donald Krause, University of Nebiaska; F. Brooks of Wlll:am Jewell college. Liberty, Mo.; and Starnbaugh. Folks and Strong of Southwestern State Teacher college, Weatherford, Oki. DELTA TAl DKLTA GETS FOLK Til WIN: D. S. L.JS VICTIM Delia Tan Delta's playground" baseball team scored i'. fourth (onser.utive win in league four last Ball, Tennis Came .May lie Postponed . Women's baseball ad deck tennis games will be played to day according to schedule of the weather permits. If not they will be rescheduled and played off after vacation. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS. I.OST An Ail thm'Chi pm John r.nnh. Findr r) call Fi'iiH or FH?i. AfTCR ALL IU a Tonenl photograph voii want. Lost W'rlt trh in K. 8. ahroom Tjaxtay tve. floOar call Collne 42. Re anl. Of COURSE your pBotograph from Hautk a ?tw)lo will pla. LOCT A !)) Kapa lv, .nm on lh baric- F,(M. Call Blbbi. RACKMEN WILL RIDAY Let Us Shine It Up And Take Out the Squeaks Washing Car V M Greaaing Car J-' Waahuig & Greasing $1 "') (Student Hates) A. B. A. OIL COMPANY 0. A. Barber, Prop. Srlirilulr COir. Thurtday, Apr. I 17. J o'clock, 0Ka Taj DtUa . Sign Ct. (Third round. 1 U, Alpha Theia Chi vv Pi Kappa Phi. (Second round). 3 30, Sigma Alpha Cpiio vt. winner of Beta Thtta Pi Phi Gamma Delta game, (Third Ound I, i 4S. Or'ta Sigma Lambda t Phi Delta Theta. I Second round t, rLAVCROUNO NAM. Fuday, April 11. league IV. i Field No. 4). 4 o'clock. Sigma Alpha Eft Ion Kappa Pi. j o'clock. Pi Kappa Alpha . Ki ppa S'gma. Ltjgu V. Field No. Si. 4 o'clock, Phi Kappa Pti v Phi Kappa. 5 o'clock, Delta Chi va. Zrta Beta Tau. P'ht when iv:ta Sima Lambda went il.wn t defeat, a to 0. It w likewise the fiirtt consecutive w in for Ardrn Wolf. Pelt pitchei. So lar this year, only two rur have born stored againitl the IV.l tesm. one eah by the Sigma .Ml ha :pilon and Ti Kapj a Alpha teem. 9 "ymcu my j av 1 1 -re ov i From exile in Old I'D BACKl'S said before I lett l.incln that I might as well write rr.v column tip here, since I nrver had anvthinc about univer sity sports in it anyway. 1 sup-1 poi-e he right. Otheis have rx-! pressed the same opinion. 1 standi rebukcii, but not corrected. IF VOL,' can posibly avoid it. don t rver be a senior in the h,-v..i of loiitnalism. This " prac- ticsl fspeiience" pap is veiy apt to get vo;i down. Besides, there is no telling what might happen next. Lat year, seniors were m out for "one week, and re ported thst thev likd it Then on thf tnoory mai 11 nine much was better. ik. r..v,-r ihmos thia vear cot sent l"v : V. . .r out for two wccks. .exi yeai. " i m rn ha the courasre to com plain, the period will prooably be j extended to a monin or io, nnu , eventually there won t be any schcol work at all the last year.. The entire time will be devoted to newspaper work, which will be all tight. It's this business of , trying to mix school work and ' newspaper work that doesn t go. j THAT makes me feel a little bet 1 ter. Complaining publicly is ' good for the soul. Might as well keep on The names the people : have tip here! It is impossible to spell them twice the same way. ; No one can remember how he spelled it last time without look-1 ing to see what he has written. It is clear that this exile proposi- : Hon is designed to keep the field clear for the old timers. One either dislikes it enough to get out of journalism, or else he goes bug- . house and jumps off some plate, either of which is equally effective in eliminating competition. 1 am going to fool them and keep right on going. " I A CONCLUSION to Willis Lam son: Coach Henry F. Rchu!te is busy preparing his scarlet clad cinder crushers for the invasion of Lawrence. Kas., next Saturday, i I think it is. to compete in the Kansas relays. Competition will j be very keen, especially in the re lays and the special events such as ' tu'e hurdles, etc. However. Coa'h ! Scbulte i confident that, his Corn- 1 husker aihleies will make a good showing at the carnival. i fOACH Choppy Rhodes sent his - baseball men through a. snappy workout yesterday afternoon on ! Lsndis fu!d or in the coliseum (depending on what kind of weather you had yesterday after I noon i getting them ready for i thnr trin to the southland to open the conference season against the Oklahoma F.edmon. Choppy, who was slieh'Jv dissatisfied with th'' I results of the first three weeks of praituc. expressed the opinion that the Husker nine might be in shape for the Oklahoma game, and that he hoped it would. pOACH Charley Black is dust- ing off a few basketballs pre paratory to the opening of a two weeks practice session starting dfter spring vacation. The main purpose of the practice is to get some of the rudiments across to freshmen nd new men trying out for next year's squad, so that they will have something to practice on this summer. IT-HAT covers the field pretty ! well considering the fact that j we are shooting a couple hundred ! miles from it. If the Rag sUff could only get around to sending a few copies of the official student I publication of the University of Nebraska up here, we could mane our spoits comment still more alive, pertinent, and timely. Typewriter For Rent Royal .Srnilhd KcimnKton Underwoods Special raia lo nu dcnii for lung term. Nebraska Typewriter Co. 132 O Street. Lincoln. Nenr. ti-nbi r J 111 I II I IM II I I I I 'I dAoldALL oUUAU WILL ENCOUNTER HASKELL INDIANS Redskins Plan to Invade Huskcrland On Friday ' And Saturday. LINEUP IS UNCERTAIN Several Players Arc to Be Tried Out in Season's Initial Contest. Nrhiaxka helall team will f.e its fitft tot of the l!'iU ! ball season l-'nday afloimn. wht-n the llakell Ind an inxa.te Lnndi fi-ld at 4 oi..k A cionJ m? with the Indian w.ll te pMycd Satutd.iy at 2 3 o'tlm-k. So fa- Inn. yeai the Indian havt annexed a number of win. Among their latest pei formaine is itie ol holding th' Kani-as City .lue tv tn S to 7 vict.r. in whuli the In dians on-.l ll'.e'w mncis. They ie eciteii to furnish a leal tct tlj the ability of the Nebtaska so, tad ' Have Hitting Practice. 1 Alth'ijh tne diamond was still "'SSy esteruay anennHin fioin' lams this week. Coach Choppy! Rhodes sent his plaxer through a session consisting chielly of h't ting pi act ice. the department in which the Cornhiiikfts have seamed the weakest in prartue session'. Putch Witte. who hit .415 last year, is the only one who has fhown nut h ability to ttack th? horsrhide so far this cai The Nebraska l.ncii foi Fri day's game has not lwrn definitely announced, and ptooahly will noi be lefoie the game starts The hnlce of a hutler will depend laigely on the weather, according to Corh Ji hn i Choppy i Rhic.. F'arlcy, Smith or hairchild. none of whom lettered last vear, are on sulered as likely contenders for the opening assignment of the year if the weather is bad. If the temper ature are more favorable, rvkrll. Sloan or Armatis probably will lAidge cGueivzel Co Unexpected'. Thrilling! Pre-Easter Sale NEW SPRING COATS at greatly reduced prices mm IS) I'm w F SPORTS 63 The newes' the smartest veraions of this season - and Ihe priv ilege of choosing them BEFORK FASTER at this low price. FABRICS TWEEDS CHEVIOTS CREPES TRICOLAINES COVERTS FURS- KIT r-ox DV60 SKUNK DYED SQUIRREL GPEV SQUIRREL LAPIN BROADTAIL Sports and $43 A T W ft I IS, . t ofvler t.kt (.He'll , iini.h ill (unut AM nttrlrtnily ptvgroun4 battbail (imti t h ct have been peitpontd ntual bo pU today, il va announced by Ru dolph VOQtltf. director of intra, muial sporu. Mr. Vogeler also requrtttd aM team whuh have game schrdulrd Friday but ha oo ret vh to play hm, to play (ham today, and not lo peatpon hn until a'lcr vacation. start Sufc r William will draw Ihe al. h.ui; a .-.ijj i rf n . Vrterant in Lmrup. VI -It m i epele to tfiaw the nt Mik J'ii Mfr. second t-e :-'pike William, shoitstop. and Pioii thud la--e. ill ("" pl.-ie the inio-ld AH of the men sie trtvion .-tteied U.t seam 1'iiMon Wine and Row have Ihe l-t ch-.me in the outer gardens Witte nJ I'.ow Irtteied last sea ... nd I hi ton wm lits N fuur v .i Wi". I'tie rni thi verkfnd will pioUblv tf plenlv of sub-ttllu-tu-n. foi Ciw h Rhodes l Uesirou of ti.Mi'c ,llt numir f new men." The reull of the two tn io.iitei will le taken by a num l r of (n Ix ing indu atixe ol tin- Ci'iihiiki'i" tien;tl this aea s..n The Mpi.nl H piactualty the same a that of l.nt year, when the linker took the R.j; Six pennant irTntfl l.i" I. .m -.1 f Amtl- (Regular Dinners j ! 35c ; I Grand Hotel Ulh at 0 it.o fc llhl Any Time of the Day Is a Good Time in the Day for Good Eats STOP AT TUB University Candy Kitchen 244 No. Uth B -733 Ait aV COATS STYLE DETAILS CAPES PRINCESS LIVES BELTED WAISTS FLARES Dress Coats r1 to I inca A Remarkable Croup of Low-Priced Easter Dresses i.:..... 1 Prints, prinls. prints . in gay new patterns . . . S.tt.s. anl rh.Ilonv . . . tlie i ever cftVrnl . . . ?'l M.olcl in nine I linn if r lt, l ...I'JiiWfe Shade 1Q tMj. itinniifr of new M avn. l.np r Vu'.. of courvc. IiicIkt t ai.t!;n- s, p.n.l r.H'" t-Miclirs to Riu- thom j iixlivi-lual.ty. St 1 s flit. sirrs '1 a l i) Newest Summer Hats Arriving Daily Delicate Fastels, Natural, Sand, Sport Hats, Travel Hati $20 $15 on do-Aii t Smart Hats for College Girls 41 1000 New Hats Becoming little model in new r.t materials and wanted colors I See Wimioa.l m 1 8 i Am a mm i HOLEPROOF HOSIERY V,- Sheerest Chiffon, Semi-Chiffon and Service 35 Pair l49 Fair 95 Pair EOX OF 3 PAIRS 375 BOX OF 3 PAIRS 4.25 BOX OF 3 PAIRS 5.50 GOLD S-Slreel Floor. ID C i J O H -! t " O' WN msm-mtt tt W3m I . . dozens of them plain flat trepes. gcor- j ..fli.M sricotuni wr nine - tlir .!!o-ethcr filthiitp , for ccrv f ipurc. Vr'u-tA fiOLD S Third I":or. 5 r.OLP S-Third !!. for the School Girl - r 4C I95 - ! J and. . . . GOLD S Third f.nnr. DcbwtaTitc and Dowager don for the Easter Parade Down the boulevard up the avenue smc-.t legs in the Eas ter parade will be covered with the silken lustre of Holeproof I losiery. The new spring cofors in Hole proof Hosiery are created by Lucile of Paris to maltii, blend or harmonize with the season s smartest colors. They will com plement your new Easter cos tume perfectly. SILHOUETTE A rhamcliun-lik ?hl' adaptable to the darker blues and black PYTHON A neutral hosiery shade tru sted to harmonize with the r.atuial cf.l unng: of the watersnak or python shoe 8AM BOO A dclicf.te a.h blonde sha l -made to simulate the natural tints the skin. ' BASQUE BRONZE The perfect sun tan for the bronzed skin. Kffectivel;. worn with the dusty pastels, for sports, afternoon and evening. THE REGENT Trulv r1 In it simnlirlly and dignity: in in erv line of It And ih d'Hl kidsKin mK fliumy 'iitrvvr na . tn ial io rarry out the ida no Hint or litir h-ti ! utmnat aophiat (ration and cowmena. h i t.nt on of .iur larr family of Pumpa. Cune in and them. Tti P.ent COT-T) S f.yni Door. " '"' A""(t '" Jl Holer o 7n Ai I PrilU Fhtirx ii II nif (ton lcct ts f wYt Pima 1 l l. 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