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Cornhuskers Meet Missouri Today at Landis Field
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BRASKA PLOTS
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IM IIIIMUI L III I . rm Iuh1j hnt nrn on Hio ltl't.
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10 001 TIGERS
tteninti tup In Anu-a at Ihe rn.l
f Una week. Ih-H cnr-rtu Iff Willi1
the S.iri. who aie ..-v lid hn
I the 1'ig hix n'rirnilri, may decide i
ever) thing
DERS
VV TH
TALLY OF .625
of halting ptaitue in the
Greek Truth Mt-rl
Moved to Thur inlay
Intertraternity track meet
will not be held this Mcrnoon
l scheduled. Postpone men! w
necessitated by conflict with the
R. o. T. C. parade and the low
State-Nebraska baseball game.
Instead, the meet will be hrld
Thursday afternoon, starting at
4 o'clock.
morning
niiuutaiiu.ii v "v..51- ,m,.rn,
niul llif (Vinhuskf rt
Former
Du
Defeats
a I on 'to.
in
'uryin ih urM m ih Nebraska Fastball Tosser
n Kit! mil thv feel if the . .
uonecis i cn mis in
Sixteen Tries.
GAME CALLED AT 4 P. M.
Both Teams Hold Practice
For Games Tuesday.
Wednesday.
Ulii MX MMIM.
Ml.-MIM
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kiaui 1
hen l'h-M,Pv" nh.vl. H- lac- '
hall tf urn tak the field iKtnt i
tr-.e Missouri Tigen ' n ,1,M k ,
th:s ttf tr rn.x n. eveiy m.m !' be
eager for revenge. The two game j
eries Tuesday and W ednesday of
fers the Nebtaska rli.h an oppor
tunity In get even for the two
heatings administered at Columbia
h' th Missouri bovs eailier in the '
season. Scores were i-'-i anil 10-V
Both tean.s played games ni'
day anil Saturday r.f laM week
j hat iii'ii:n aiii-r day's rest. !
I Tigers Are Outhit. '
In the opinion of "Choppy" ;
I I'.hotlea Mivvmil ( two C1 ,
piu hem anil one if ihem, tlirael-
inann. will probably atait Ihei
Came tistav. Hoin if tne rn-toi.nii-M
that the neichlHinn
l'im tiH.k trm Nihraskn at Co
lumhia weir ...-e i;amea aiwl the
I lluskem wei rrelii.'il wuh nioie
! hin than the vu toiion Tifier nine
' vm h ila" . At pn'.-ctit Missouri and,
I low a Stale re tied for fourth
p!:te in Ihe .onfnenre with .f
inaka fitlh havms p!ayel two
' );rr.e ttan Ihe other two
t'm
The lineup for tmiay in hattms
f i.l r aie Mikoiui: f'riut. left
field. Iimhuv. fust base: lain.
thud l':e. M.tnitun. i ic tit fieKI;
'William aron1 base. Carter,
j htt Mop. Monroe, renter field,
I Hanng. latcher. and Oieselmann.
pit hoi .
Nebi..ska: Spike William, ahott
atop: Snycg nr Boo W illiamn,
,1'M'thei: Frankfurt, first base:
I I'llslrom, el.nd base; W'ute, i en
Iter fielcl: Uraie. left field: F.nw
' n;ht field; I'avison. third base,
land Fairchild. pitihei. Williams
fhoppy Rhmtca hame to
breathe again, and went n to win
a came. 12-8. Thia fim our
.ilcinh. Ait M.tihell.
"THK
1 to
ahixxer ha been attempting
o petfeit a formula for tiRtir-
ins out the wore of a dual track
meet by iifins one of Coach
Schulte'a Rloom aheeta. However,
it aeema to te an almoat 'impos-
,aible Job. The Indmn had tikla
' hnmn and Nehianka doped fur a
Ito.osiip; he predicted that Kanaas
t would win from the HtiFkera by
Nebraska faatballer. ' l'"n-;. . ? ".."'J'i
(wow nn v ii " nc i it 1 1 1 in
DAVISON RANKS SECOND
Sophomore Regular Makes
.407: Grace. Wittc
Place in Order.
Clair Sloan
who lidea them by uneuspecting
batters, hits .b2:!
When battms averajjea were fiR
ured toilay. the pitcher, who haa
aeen aerMie as pinch hitter and
i: U"? o ,h h a,8, haden S
bat aiMeen time ao far this sea
son, and ten times nas ccnneciea
Schulte's tH.ys. ending R.V46. There
were onlv twenty points Pciween
the Muxkeii and the Jayhawk
when it was all over Saturday. So
far It seems that the only thing
to do ia divide Schulte margin of
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i.nones men r r . . anJ Lindbeig will umpue
thev o.' the first came i to 3 and ( '
won th tetond on' 12 to S. Henry j
Aimatu saved the day for the!
Huskers. He relieved Ticketl after :
he first gsme was lost and kept J
the score down and went in fori
SU-an to win the second contest. I
The Tiers were no match for 1
Kansas Acgies last weekend, drop-
PHI KAPPAS IN JILT
for a safe blow.
"Mutt" Pavison. thud base, the
only sophomore regular on the
team, has been showing- older
heads among the quad his heels.
I'avison has played in every game
this year and has made thirty
seven' trips to the plate. Fifteen of
hi trips have been productive and
his average stands at MO", better
than .nvo ahead of bis nearest com
petitor among Hie regulars. Hunt
Grace, whose nark s .322. Grace
has shown a marked ability with
the willow this spring in compart
most anything.
I the margin of
braska.
the result being
victory for Nc-
pOBK TO.MSON, who got him-
self called a kangaroo Satur
day in the heat of writing a story
in a hurry, ilifapponted his puoiic
Saturday morning by failing to
qualify for the finals of the broad
Jump." He just couldn't hit the take
off board, fouling on all three
trials. In a closer meet, those lit
tle oversights on Cobc's part might
have meant considerable.
The shooter is hoping Cobe docs-
n t resent being a kangaroo. I
haven't seen him since Saturday.
I
! YEAR'S SPORT HEADS
; Girls Elected Will Assume
i Charge of Positions of
Boosting Activities.
PING PONG INTRODUCED
New sport heads representing
the divisions of women's sports tn
university were elected for the
coming year at the sport board
meeting held at Mien SmitV hall.
May 8. The gnls elected :or the
tespectlve position will take
charge of their individual activities
for next year, and will promote
tournaments and intramural com
petition, ring pong, a new sport,
was Introduced into the program
In place of Indoor golf.
The girls and the name of the
sport that they will sponsor are:
Taddle tennis, Margaret Cook;
apeedball, Jean Whitney; tennis,
Kvelyn Adler; hiking, Kuth Kier:
rifling. Maxine McCann; horseback
ridtng. Lila Wagner; bowling. Julia
Simenck: ping poflf. Adelaide
Burr; dancing. Harriet Willey:
baseball, Virginia Guthrie: deck
tennis. Isabclle Haggard: golf.
Josephine Orr; archery. Margaret
Machickmi: swimming. Maxtne
Stokes; basketball. Helen Yowcll;
and hockey, Lucille Kelley.
A meeting of the old and new
members of the sport board will be
held Wednesday. May H.
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Watche
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Fountain Pen$
Desk Sets
Leather Goods
Fine Stationery
Brief Cases
Engineer's Drawing
Instruments
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Jpwdoi-s Station-1 -s
123 0 St., Lincoln
son to last year, when he nil only but it ,,.( known that the
.09 for the season. He has played,, ,rm .ue(t with entirely comnli-1
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A New Hose
by
'
ceuler field iiiom of the tune,
Witte Hits Four in Row
How outfielder, is next in line
Intramural BaSCball GamCS j to Grace among the regulars Out
of twenty-four chances, he has hit
seven times for an average of
.292. Dutch W'ute, who was out of
the lineup for two weeks, has hit
.2b9 so far this year. The mark
is far below his average of last
year, which was better than .400
for the season. Three hitless games
in a row brought his total down.
However, the Dutchman came out
of his slump in a tilt with Iowa
State at Ames Inst Saturday to
connect four times in four official
journeys to the platter. His other
time at bat went on a sacrifice fly.
Spike Williams, shortstop, with
a mark of .250; Tatton. fielder,
with .217, and Glenn Ullstrom.
first base, with .209. are others on
the regular squad who are above
the .200 mark.
Others High.
A catcher and two pitchers, who
like Sloan have not been to bat
enough times to be considered reg
ular, have hit belter than a .300
clip so far this season. They are:
Boo Williams, five hits out of
thirteen times up for .385; Arma
tis. three hits out of nine times up
for .333, and Pickett, three hits
out of nine limes up for .323.
A potential candidate for bat
ting honors has been uncovered in
Wally Frankfort, who saw service
in his first Eig Six baseball game
at Ames Saturday. The new man,
who took Ullstrom's stand at first
sack when Ullstrom went to sec
ond to relieve Maser. got one hit
in his first three times up, for a
mark of .333.
The Averages.
Regulars
ah
Pavison 37
Grice SI
Row 21
Wine . ..i.T'! 31
S. William' 40
Pat ton 23
Ullstrom 43
Non-regiilais
Plc.an Ifi
Boo Williams 13
Armatis 9
Pickett 9
Frankfort 3
! Will Continue Unless
Rain Interferes.
' Providing the weather lernams
fair the woman's intramural tport
'nrnrtini will rnr.Mnue ii sched
uled, j
The Lambda Gammas nosed out
Kappa Phi to the tune of a 9 to 3
score. The remainder of the base
ball schedule is as follows.
Tuesday, May. 13.
Huskerettes vs. Sigma Delta
. Tan.
Sigma Eta Chi vs. Alpha Xi
Delta.
Sigma Kappa vs. Chi Omega.
Wednesday May, 14.
Gamma Thi Beta vs. T. X. L.
N'ergettes vs. Kappa Delta.
Sigma Kappa vs. Sigma Delta
, Tau.
Thursday, May, 13.
J Phi Omega PI vs. Kappa Phi.
' Sigma Eta Chi vs. Kappa Kap
pa Gamma.
Kappa Alpha Theta vs. I. X. L.
Friday. May- 16.
Gamma Thi Beta vs. Theta Thi
Alpha.
Delta Delta Delta vs. Delta Gam
ma. ' Huskerettes vs. Sigma Kappa.
' Last night the deck tennis semi
finals were played off. Those who
, participated were: Alpha Xi Delta.
1 Delta Delta Delta, teams one and
, two, Chi Omega teams one and
; two. Kappa Delta teams two, and
I three.
The finals will be plaved tonight
'at 5 o'clock when Delta Delta
i Delta teams one and two and Chi
j Omega team two w ill play each
' other for the championship of the
deck tennis tournament.
mentary intentions
COM ETHING else winch might
have proved disastrous, but
didn't, occurred in the low hurdles.
Whoever planted the barriers had
scattered them rather indiscrimi
nately in Lamson's lane, making it
more' of an obstacle race than a
hurdle race for that gentleman.
However, he didn't let it bother
him much, and managed to strug
gle along some way, only beating
his nearest Kansas opponent by
four or five yards.
THE JOURNAL has discovered
that the low hurdles record of
24 3 seconds, established Friday
afternoon by Lambertus of Goth
enbrug, is a national intcrscholas
tic mark as well as a new state
mark. The official record Is one
tenth of a second slower. Coach
Schulte intends to have Lamber
tus" time officially recognized.
AN ATTEMPT to set a new in
terscholastic record for the
half mile relay will be made this
afternoon on the stadium track
when Scottsbluff and Jackson high
match speed. The team from the
western part of the state stayed in
Lincoln for that specific purpose.
The race is scheduled to start at
4. o'clock.
MEW gadflies have been swatted.
An impressive ceremony was
staged Thursday at Horky's park,
during the course of Journalism
day. The men recently taken into
the fold are Art Mitchell, Leonard
Conklin. Howard Allaway and
Jack Erickson.
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LIANK ARMATIS pulled the iron ; I
man stunt at Ames Friday '
and Saturday when he worked as
relief pitcher in both games. Fri- j
day he hurled four innings, but
started too late to save the game.
Saturday, when Clair Sloan left
ILe muund afler hurting his arm
on the first ball he threw, Armatis
again took up the burden, stimu
lated to the great activity by the
fact that each of the bases was
occupied by an Iowa State man
who was anxious to move along.
However, there were two down,
and Hank simply fanned the bat
ter, retiring the side, giving
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Intcrfrateriiity Golf,
Tennis Schedules
GOLF.
Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Winner
Sigma Nu-Pi Kappa Phi, Tues
day, May 13.
Sigma Chi vs. winner above
game, Wednesday, May 14. (In
terfraternity championshio.)
Sigma Alpha Eps-lon vs.
loser first game, Wednesday,
May) 14. (third and fourth
places.)
TENNIS.
Tuesday, May 13.
Beta Sigma Psl vs. Phi Alpha
Delta.
Delta Sigma Phi vs Delta
Theta Phi.
Acacia vs. Sigma Nu.
Pi Kappa Phi vs. ZeU Beta
Tau.
These matches must be
played on tne oay scneauiea,
according to R. F. Vogeler, di
rector of intramurals. All scores
are to be reported to the in
tramural office at once.
T
SWINGS INTO FINALS
Tckes. Delts. Alpha Sigs. '
Delta Sigs Survive
Initial Round.
Greek Hateball
Tuesday, May 1J. o'rlotk.
Phi Kappa Pit v. PI Kappa
Phi (Ivigu V championship.
Tau Kappa EpsHon vt. Otita
Tau Delta (Championship tllni
inition). Wednesday. May 14, S o'Clock
Winner Tau Kappa Cpsilon
Delta Tau Delta vt. Alpha Sig
ma Phi.
Delta Sigma Phi vt. winner
Phi Kappa Ptl-PI Kappa Phi.
Friday. May 16, 5 o'Clock
Wlnnart of Wednesday garnet.
Lotert of Wednesday garnet.
SWKZKY TO TALK TO
HIU'M.K Itlltl) 11 It
The Burner Bird ctub w ill me
at the observatory Tuesday eve
ning at 7 o'clock at which time
Prof G. P Swei'V wnl talk on
the recent eclipse or the aim. the
new planet and astronomy in gen
eral. The club studies buds and
animals and holds meetings once
a month.
ti.m." by Haydn: 'Wonm
Schubeit; "Munshine Koii k.
Gneg; -Were Gardner." f.'
VTianunaue; nerveuse.- (,.
"Jorelyn." bv Godard The La
selection will be featured with ,
violin obligato by Mim nn,uii!
sister. Naomi Randall.
MISS POl M M
Jl lXiK WOHK niu
(a (;(;tiMn:ni it n
Mia liufae Pound of the tlrnmi.
ment of Knglish left f, v
Yoik Sunday to attend a mretin.
of the education committee ( ih!
Guggenheim Memorial r',un i.
lion. Mist Pound recently
chosen to aerve on this commute!
aa one of five, selected from th.
United States
Each year this committee me,t
to choose the students to, i. At,
slated by the foundation Thi i
or forty student of art. miie
and litetature arc aided (it.ni v.n
fund every year.
MISS KWDAI.I. W il l,
UE PIANO HKCITAl.
' Ruth Randall. Delleville. Ka
student of Edith Lucille Hobbins.
will give hor Junior recital Thurs
day, May l. at 3 o'clock in the
Temnle theater. Estelle Kiehnhoff
will accompany Miss Hand.tll at
the piano.
The program will be: "Lc Vio
lette" by Scarlatti: "I've Been
Roaming," by Horn; "And With
Verdue Clad' from "The Crea-
Plate Lunch
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LOSERS ALSO TO PLAY
Interfraternitv baseball tourna- ,
ment swings into its final round
this week with five teams playing
in an elimination affair for the
championship. Teams going into
the finals are Tau Kappa Kpsilon,
Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Sigma Phi.
Delta Sigma Phi and the winner of
league V. which will be either Phi
Kappa Psi or Pi Kappa Phi.
The winner of league V is to be
decided Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock when Phi Kappa Psi and
Pi Kappa Phi meet on the drill
field. At the same time the elimi
nation tournament starts with Tau
Kappa Epsilon and Delta Tau
Delta playing the first game.
As drawn, the tournament
bracket brings the winner of the
latter game against Alpha Sigma
Phi Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock. At the same time. Delta
Sigma Thi plays the winner of
league V. Winners of these two
games advance to the finals and
play Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The losers in the semifinals play
for third and fourth plaecs at this
time.
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