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Sloan Stars As Rushers Defeat Missouri Tigers
DIAMOND
SQUAD
DOWNS ENEMY IN
EASY STYLE, 9-3
Scarlet Grid Star Pitches
Good Ball; Gathers
In Four Hits.
CLASH AGAIN TODAY
Nebraska Piles Up Safe
Lead Early in Game.
Coasts to Win.
(By LION AHO CONKLIN1
Clir Sloan pitched and bit Ne
hratka to a to S victory over the
Miasourl Tigera at Landia Field
yesterday aiternoon in a game
that the Huskera bd no chance
tt losing after the erond inning.
This afternoon at 3 4 I be two
teams mill meet again.
Sloan fanned seven men. al
loed aeven bits and scored two
.una hinuelf after hitting safely
four out of five times at bat.
After tbe first three men who
Picked up bata for Missouri re
tired one after another. P.bodes
men immediately started the ball
to rolling. Spike Williama reached
first when tbe Missouri man on
that sack dropped the ball. Davi
son followed him with a clean drive
over second base. After tbe lige. j
pitcher and catcher mussed up a
foul catch that would have put ,
Sloan out, the burly Husker
smashed a pretty two bagger to
light field and Williams acored.
Ullstrom sacrificed to ecore Davi
son and Wttte lined one over sec
ond that gave Elcin a ticket home.
Tb acora was Nebraska S. Mis
souri 0.
Score In Second.
Taeir half of the second was one,
two, three and out for Missouri.
Boo Williama reached first on a
bad throw and nla brother Spike
sent him to third with a poke over
to left field. Spike atole aecond.
Davison mixed up the abort atop
and third baseman to get on first
and the Williama brothers galloped
home when Sloan aocked the
horsehide over first base. Ullstrum
then chose to drop the ball Just
on the other aide of aecond so
that Davison and Sloan could
score.
Nothing happened in the third
inning but Greisclman came out of
a bad hole in the fourth when he
knocked down a hot drive for the
third out, when it might have gone
anvplace with happy results for
the three Nebraska men on bases.
Tiflers Seora In Fifth.
Missouri got iti three scores in
the fifth inning. Davison failed to
stop a cross between a hot
grounder and a line drive that
bounced to one side. Spike Wil
liama did some nice fielding back
of second but both men were safe
Monroe walked and there were
three men on and no outs. Gelsel
mann, Missouri's pitcher, hit to
lea field and pushed Williams and
Carter across the tally sack. Fruit
pounded one out beyond second to
bring in Monroe before the inning
ended. Score Nebraska, 7; Mis
souri, 3.
Boo Williams smacked tbe ball
out in left field as first man to the
plate In Nebraska's half of tbe
fifth and with two out made by
Davison and the other Williams
boy, Sloan dropped tbe ball into
short left field. There was no
thing to prevent it so Boo came
across the home platter for the
eighth Husker counter.
Row Gets Triple. -
S'ot yet aatisfied, Row hit a
beautiful three bagger that w as al
most a home run out in extreme
ri?ht field in tbe sixth period. Boo
Williams hit a grounder that
was thrown wildly to first and Jim
Row ran tbe remaining distance
to the home plate. Score, Ne
braska, 9, Missouri, 3.
Tnere were no threats of scores
worthy of consideration in tbe last
three innings. Sloan got bis usual
hit in the seventh, Ullstrum bit
Into a dandy double play, and in
the eighth Spike Williams started
a fast double of his own tearing
over to second after the ball,
touching tbe bag with hia foot and
slamming the pill down to first
just in time. Bridges got a two
base hit for Missouri in the ninth
with two out but Davis, the text
man up, fanned and tbe game was
over.
The Sox score:
Crvrk llatvball
Tiu Kappa tpsilen va A'pra
Sigma PM, Wednesday, May 14,
clock. (Second round elim
ination, tournament. I
League V la still in an un
settled Phi Kappa rsi and
Pi Kappa hi, hich rt to
play yesterday in an effect ta
Straighten Out th muul, did
net get together, and as a
suit, tno team la piy uena
Sigma Phi at this afttmjon
la not yet determined.
001 RECORD TEAMS
Scottsbluff High School
Boys Approach World
Time in Mile.
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trigs turned to the ainma,. la i..
aide-abutaa. Tbe etvaje.i,,,,, , 4)
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tkirr. the rhinoiu,it,t,(4n
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pruirMHr emenlua of peiwneial
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4
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Carter, at 4
Monro. c 2
ISollM, 2b 0
Hanoi, c Z
',ieatimaa, p S
r'avlft, p 1
ftnmrtt l
Lapia 1
TM;i 4 a 7 24 IJ 4
-Batted for HardiDf lb binlb. battea
for HoUu m Dtath.
Nfbraaka. ab r h n
U Williaau, 4 2 2 1
:av.aob, it, ft 2 2 a
Sioaa, p 2 4 B
t,'j.irui7i 2b 2 o 1 3
U.ttt, if S 0 2 1
Ciract. ct 2 0 11
Kotab. c( 1 0 0
Row, rf 4 112
ran Kurt, lb 4 a 0 11
II. Wiliuuis, e 4 2 17
Totals M 14 27 IS 2
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Irvifaa. aacnrict: L. WHUanu. Umirpn,
W Williama. boubl play: Carter to K
Willlaaas to Doaro; Sloao to Cllalruoa to
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tuoio win pira.
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typtat. 141S T kt.
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PREPARE M IE!
Ninety Points Toward Final
Awarding of Cup Goes to
Winner of Event.
SLATED FOR THURSDAY
Nebraska a fraternities today
were grooming their apeedstera
and field stars fur the interfra
trrnlty track meet Thursday, the
last major event of the interfra
ternity fport season.
The meet will start at 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Points will
be given to tbe first five men tn
eaca event, 5. 4. 3, 2. and 1 re
spectively. Ninety points toward
the interfraternity cup will be
given to the winner of the meet.
Second place will rate 75 points,
third 60, and fourth 45. Thirty
entrance points will be awarded
to fraternities entering men in all
events.
The completion of the track
meet will practically finish the in
terfraternity program tor the year.
Tennis and golf tournaments are
now under way. and baseball has
reached the finals. An outdoor
water carnival Is the only event
remaining on tbe schedule, "nd it
depends upon tbe temperatuie be
fore the close of school.
Order of the meet Thursdsy:
Track Events.
One mile run, 4:00.
440 yard run, 4:10.
100 yard dash. 4:20.
High hurdles, 4:20.
8h0 vard run, 4:45.
220 yard dash, 5:00.
Two mile run, 5:10.
nw hurdles, 5:30.
440 yard relay, 5:40
Field Events.
Pole vault, 4.00.
High Jump. 4 :00.
Discus. 4:00.
Shot put, 4:00.
Broad Jump. 4:45.
Javelin, 4:45.
TEKES TAKE DEITS
Lanquist's Drive in Sixth,
Scoring Yordy, Brings
Lone Counter.
In a hard fought game Tau
Kappa Epsilon outclassed Delta
Tau Delta in the quarter final
round of the interfraternity base
ball league by a score of 1-0 on the
drill field Tuesday afternoon.
The Tckes allowed only one nil
during the entire game and that
was a scratcn nit, me man aying
on first Several Tekes were able
to get on base but lacked the scor
ing punch until tbe sixth inning
when Lanquist drove a fly over
center field to bring in Yordy for
the only run of the game. The
Dclts made tbe only error or me
game and that error resulted in tbe
Teke score.
The battery for the Tekes was
W. Uehling and Yordy, and Wolf
and Car! son for the Delta.
The Tekes will meet Alpha
Sigma Phi Wednesday afternoon
in the semifinal round or me inier
fraternlty elimination tournament.
Tbe lineup:
Tau Kappa tpallon Poa. Ijnla Tau Delia
HAVELOCK ALSO ENTERS
Scottsbluff huh school's mile
relay team today had possession ct
tbe Nebraska Inters holastir rec
ord in that event, and the knoul
edge that tt ought have broken the
world record on a better day.
The team ran tbe mile in three
minutes, thittv-ono and five-tenths
seconds. Tbe old record was 3:34 9.
The worlds record, which the
hovs weio attempting to break, is
3.267, five and two-tenths -sec-
ott.bluff -"running t ,
Havelixk high bu.l in a social . . , . n develon i
race. Overptreet was lead-oft man J
.,.-. .t ,nAn in t ha a n nil , I re.
... .ik. .Lnlrtm.!,! r.i nhk al al 4ver-4xc it rment. la of alrep,
rtlutation for women, mi nlii.hed overeating, ana in imenri.
!at wetk. . with acaJemic wora-wun turn
Althtiuch buttering the draMic . large quota of vMima to the snedi-
i hange.- said Dr. Moaher. " I wiah eal adviser a ornce for nrip.
la m tubule to the tie Il'MIUI quentiy tne rn.pir..
lud in the
overtull llee oi tn. .... ,1,. , l mitn. a can.i.us ih.i.u. i.n
ZZ'lt iU """Tu ihe nu.T.;.of lr HomeV And l.nber otuden, .Ullr
nirlll Ol inrir uraiio. i i...., i.. I I i aiiirihine new in u,im..i
r rvm alent med.iine bis lav ! nadea - L'niversity of leva t.,
W. Uehlinf
Yoniy ....
tollman
Lanquist .
Ptlpsky ...
Younc . . .
Jensen
Smith ....
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HUSKIES RANK TENTH.
University of Washington, Seat
tle. University of Washington
ranks tentn in current, enrollment,
among twenty-six universities in
the TTnitarf Stntl aCCOrdlrUT tO
aUtistics compiled in a pamphlet
publisnea ny me American umw
elation of university professors.
Enrollment at Washington was
7,258 at the time of tbe survey,
compared to the 17,242 of Califor
nia which is the highest. Colum
bia came second with 14.952 and
New York unlveraity is third with
1Z.4JH. wasmngum ana uiiornia
are the onlv western ' universities
rated In tbe first ten.
In a grand total enrollment,
which includes pan-time and sum
mar ealnn atudenLa. Washington
rates nineteenth place with 9,908
students registered, uauroroia is
third with 25.274, and Columbia
Is first with 33,367 students.
Davis Coffee
Shops
Day and Klffat - 108 M. 13
Taetuf .Carapni 1131 ft
FouUla Serrie
for the Uluf fa. with Lane and
.klnnir running in number two,
and three positions respectively. I
Asher. conceded to he the cream
of the team, was anchor man. i
Hanson. Havelot k anchor man, :
Stepped off without the batton be- .
ing pasaed to bim. in order that
Asher would have tompetiton.
Nebraska's mile team also ran In
the race. Smith. Harrison, and I
Miller weie number one. two ard '
three respectively on the Havelot kl
team.
Coach Henry F. Sthulie. Ne
braska mentor, told the members
of tbe Scottsbluff team that they
would possibly have broken the
world s record if the weather haj
been more favorable. Low tem
peratures and a high wind handi
capped the team tiemendoiisly. in
hia opinion.
rle
their i
pay tubule io me tieugniiui qumuy isr .,-....- ,
rriend .hip ana tne iniona:n pnmwn h --
plaved by the sorontiea tn the , artlvities, which may be for the
ear'lv daya of the univeraity. But 'glory of the orgamsa'hu. but im-
conditions have changed. Al Stan-; pair health and academic ,
ford today, with the high degree "Although active members of the
of selection, piactually all the I sororities often recognise many or
nmen are aorontv material. I these undesirable conditions, they
Therefore, tho arbitrary taking of jdo not remedy the situation, be
some and rejection of other by ;cau of the overwhelming pres.,
tbe sororllv grtnip represents an'sure of tbetr well-organised alum
artificial selection. nac. who from a distance fall to
-The mriMa hits etown until realise our changed conditions.
umber tnose -we no
. . . ... i 1 f K
omen aol ae-,ia1 wun in rveiyumy new
university. aHhougn just as ioi
aa ever, recognise that the aoronty
should no longer exist al Stan-
(DOLLED C(Do
a aaBf
Ifou II C'jtjpy Shopping utl XmZ
at Mtk
el
mental condl-
whlth are difficult to cor.
Socially, thla artificial dia-
tluns,
reel.
tin.-tirtfi n,it z.nlu inflnnies the i ford.'
life here al Stanford, but some-1 Dr. Xlosher. a member of Kappa
times follows the woman socially Alpha Theta. waa graduated from,
and psychologically after she i Stanford In Krt received her ,
leaves the university. j M. D. degree from Johns Hopkins
"The increasing demands of the university in J900. The Stanford
central organizations on th local I Daily.
CHI O'S BEAT SIGMA
BASEBALL
Score
Xi
Is 32 to 22; Alpha
Delts Win Game
By Forfeit.
TO
150 Are to Be Taken Into
Organization in Annual
Ceremony.
Approximately 150 gills will
pledge themselves to further a
spirit of friendliness between new
and old women of the university
and to better acquaint new girls
with their new surroundings when
the Big Sister board holds its an
nual initiation tomorrow at 5
o'clock in the Student Activities
building on agricultural campus.
Members of the board which
fosters the movement will be
garbed in yhite, and under the
direction of Charlotte Joyce, presi
dent, and Mrs. Herbert Gray, rpon
sor. will conduct the ceremony.
Following tbe. initiation, a din
ner will be served wherein all the
big sisters will attempt to become
acquainted with others of their
number. Tickets for the evening
are 60 cents and may be pur
chased from any board member, at
Ellen Smith hall, or at either of
the book at ores.
Plans for the big and little sister i
party held during rush week in
the fall have not yet been com-1
plcted. Attending the party, how-1
ever, will be all big sister3 and ;
their little sisters with w horn they i
are expected to have corresponded '
during the summer.
Ticket sales close tonight, and i
those girls wishing to be big sis
ters are urged to buy tbetr tickets
and be present tomorrow evening
for the initiation.
Three of the sports Included In
the 6pnng program for women
were played according to schedule
yesterday when tournaments In
baseball, archery, and deck tennia
were held.
The finals between the two Tri
Delta teams and the Chi Omega
team were begun but postponed on
account of misunderstanding be
tween the opponents as to the or
der of play. Jean Whitney and
Kvelyn Simpson make up tbe Chi
Omega team, and Kstherine Allen.
Dorothea Mason, Mildred Orr, and
Margaret Cook comprise teams
one and two respectively from the
Tri Delt house
Omega Pi: Kappa Phi vs. Delta
Gamma. Each team should be sure
ot bring an extra girl to act aa
storekeeper.
RAMSAY LEAVES
FOR SHORT AIR
JAUNT TO OKLA.
P.av Ramsay, Alumni secretary,
left bv airplane yesterday after
noon for Blackwell, Okl.. to atund
a Junior Chamber of Commerce
convention thire. He was accom
panied bv Herbert McCulla, Harry
Kruie. Don Bell and Dwight Be
dell, representatives of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce in Unccln.
Tby will return this afternoon.
FACULTY CONDUCTS "HON
EST" ELECTION.
University of Oklahoma. Nor
manIn an effort to show tbe
students that an honest election
was not an impossibility, the
faculty of the University of Okla
homa conducted the last student
election.
Camnus Doliticians held their
On the diamond. Chi Omega de- ( Uguai posts ten feet from the vot
featcd Sigma Kappa in an evenly
matched game by a score of 32-22.
Alpha XI Delta won their game by
forfeiture from Sigma Eta Chi.
and Sigma Delta Tau defeated the
Huskerettes, 14-7.
William Tells, Robinhoods,
Cupids or what-have-you drew the
long and cross bows today on the
range at Andrews hall. Chi Omega
dofested Alpha Phi; Alpha Delta
Theta won from Alpha Delta Pi:
Phi Omega PI team one defeated
Delta Zeta team two; Delta
Gamma won from Lambda
Gamma by forfeiture, as did Alpha
Xi Delta from Phi Mu.
Scheduled to play tomorrow
noon are Sigma Delta Tau vs. Al
pha Delta Theta team one, and
Sigma Kappa vs. team two of Al
pha Delta Tbeta. At 5 o'clock, I.
X. L. will play team two of Phi
Vacation
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and Doctors, Mid-years and Finals, all dedi
cated to the cause of making life a burden.
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glitter In their eyes as dishonest
votes were thrown out and doubt-.
ful ballots contested. i
4 ..IV... f.r.A ran fnt froiirtl'!
when she signed her name back
band on the ballot and front-hand
on her enrollment card. She ex
plained to officials that she wrote '
with either hand and had forgotten '
how she filled out her original i
card. After signing with both
bands, she convinced Judges that
she was eligible to vote her name.
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