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TIIH DAILY NmHASKAN
M) Y.JJ 12S.J 0.10.
roi'n
Hashers Beaten Oat By Kansas Jayhawks, 58 to 55
CLOCKED
AT 9.4 SECONDS
N CENTURY RUN
SSg I hi ami .1.
Colin ill Mm
Sigma Chi ll tthtdu'rJ to
meet Alpha Gamma Who Mon.
day in a aeml-final match of
the interfratcrnity tannic lour,
namenl. In ht lowrr bracket
Pi Kappa Phi, and Zt Bet
Tau art holding up Iht ork,
having failed lo play their ee
end round game. When, and if,
they play. Ih winner will meet
Sigma Nil. and Iht winner of
the latter contett will tackle
Phi Alpha Delta In the eml.
final.
DIG SIX HEADS
ARRANGE SLATE
FORJEXT YEAR
Meeting of Conference Men
Held in Lincoln During
Past Weekend.
Big Jim Bausch Comes in
With New Shot Record;
Mil p 17 1.2 Points.
. Thumpaon nh a Mirth in the
. ..Unv hur.llra. an.l Criffin with ! PROBLEMS
EIGHT RECORDS BK0KENjflf,h m ,h, 2 nulo. omrlrtej I
n..kfia m-..nnfi on the -M officials Take Uo Question
Tomson Takes Broad Jump " fvepn. the n e re- PnihI Ahnnrionment
un-,. riccion Cnliie i Uv. in v hi. h the te am of I5vtsert. U1 rOSSlDIC AuanrjOMmcni
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CONSIDERED
First in Wltit.
HOW TMEV SCORfcD
Hantat
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
Oirrirr. CMrrKar... ami l-'iihlr.vit
finishp'1 invon.1
' RHEA, HOKUF PLACE TWICE
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inl a lonrtn in ine : - - " . ,
lokiif puIIc.I down h' 'n'"1 Mn " nu,, P,,b
melK! a fifth dTfrtor. of the con-
in arnainn nrrr iin
Yarmiy haak.-llMill. freithman
...l .... ...i . ...... iHilMtil. an.l varmiy iuii
i '. r .'-V.L.V.L 7-7fc--a.-hf.lulM for U niK Six dunns
.nl in HH nidi n .! I . . . ..
' javelin. Strvf II
... tK .1.-...,- .- .nr n.l Inln ' ffWH f
the MMi-mc with the Javelin, plac l'n'
K...i i'..r. iir.i i Th iHUMimnty
' ,..t i .h.,.i ... i '-,i.ii I Ixanebnll va di.cuii.f1. but no det
!JK m-inH in the hiph Jump. nHe action u ill taken until the
. Tomn-n with hi fir, an.l Gray Iwcemher meeting. heaaona for
with a third, made jn,nU In the considering the problem were? alao
1 trni,.i Jump found In the .hargea that there
bv a narrow three point narcin NVhr.k-a tenm a the only:" "n"lll r"""'
Keloids t..pi.l.d all afteu.H.n. with ; acerecalion to m-ore in every ; rhrrf' ,n om' ,f lb l"'"'"-
prtovt wfHth.T .-nnditions as an 1 event. Kansas was the noxt be
a-.-rt to the othl.-t.-s. in.J f inl I imian.ej squad, but the lack of
.-..n'tt.lut n.n khUAl thMl Cllht ' l.atnA. ..-a nia.lA ,m f..p til lin.
mniks had lcn repiai-c.i. I usual profirirncy in the discus. lor i j, Atir i MitKn. ok
.Iim Bausvh. lanas all around example, where th Javhaw kn J ir.n i Kt
Oklahoma b'
Kmui Aggict 1-1
.Nebrak.i'a tra. k l.-am .Imppcd
a touth division in te lix Six
..nffi.-nce ihampi.nhip.i lu-ld
l-ridav and Saturday n the
t.i'lium losing the t it lo to Kansas
of discontinuing
The achedulea:
lla.krllull.
Jan a OV'hm t lo Kiair
,chrakn f.i ni I 'p
U ilh K. lpciVa. 1
Staging a hitting pr In tho
ninth, Ntbraaaa evened it two
gamo aariea with tho K-Aggie
at Manhattan Saturday after,
noon, to V Tho concentrated
tick work, along with costly
error by tut Kaniat crtw
brought about Iht victory.
Clair Sloan ttarted en tht
mound for tht Huiker. but mil
dnvtn to tht thowtrt by Aggit
battmrn. Ht wat relieved by
Ted Pickett, who had aevtral
weak momenta In tht ninth, but
tht Scotlibluff Hurler pulled out
of tht hole, created by walk,
to bring a Nebraika victory.
Dutch W.ttt and Jake Mater
poled home run for Nebraska
and Nigra alto madt a circuit
clout for tht farmer.
K-AGGIES TAKE WIN
,3-1
performer, easily won firt honors ; placed tour mm in the top posi
of the afternoon, breaking the r- j tionsi.
ord in the shot put and piling tip1 The summary:
IT 1-2 points, almost a third ot irk hkmv
his team's total. Hubert Meier, j y,, rt. - won iv fitv oi,itm
I.wa State sprinter, put in a
strong bid for fame when he
tnk'l down the ilud.-rs 'n the
hundred yard dash, to be clocked
in 9 4-l'i feconds. a mark wbirh
betters the world's record, the
American record, and th? confe'
rnce record, and equals the inter
collegiate mark made by Geoige ; i-n.
c-
Records which were shittfTed.
in addition to those in the shot and
the hundred, were in the high
hurdles, the low hurdles, the 440 j I,, U" 8,mpon'
vard dash, the discus, lh broad nii.-v-,i nn: wm Hm-h-. k":
..1 mil run r.-.n'l. Ijnrkm;! b.rri. Miwoitn: inira
-r4 V ur. K.na Akl'fi. Ihir, i.ar.
rv '...: l.iirh NtH S'i:
ti-h Union. Kit Astir. Tiir:
I .
no wvm hv Pun. Wiii:
r.n1 l"llf Miur. : Ihipd. Hur)
M.f.dri: l-.iinh I-'.ihlrotil. Nebrk.
Nhmi.a. Time: 45. t.
(Nv rnnV-fn' rvtrtl I
bich hunii.f: Won bv tlacer.
la -.l-- UmiMi. Nhrai.i:
t-Mnl M. W Po.lIH. .w bt.e; fourth.
okaho'n fifth M.
Timf: 116 lNw cnfrnr
ttr
lii-r1 Uh- Won v'r,
8itf nnrrt. l'. ley sintf- thiro.
P-.-it!e, Kantiaii; Iniirih. KUntr Kan:
jump,
Tomton Only First.
Cube Tomson, the only Husker
lo take a first, with the exception
of Bill Ossian. who tied for one.
broke his own record in the broad
jump, getting out 24 feet, 2 1-4
inches. Ossian was forced to share
honors in the pole vault with Jim
Bausch. when neither of thi men
could clear the bar at 13 feet, 2
inches, after having cleared it at
13 feet even.
Ostergard and Lamson. sched
uled to do big things in the half
and the hurdles respectively, had
a bad day. The big blonde from
Gothenburg became too interested
in Rocky Swartz while he was run
ning the naif, and both men
burned themselves out before they
entered the stretch. Hinshaw,
Kansas 8S0 man. sneaked up from
behind to win the event.
Lamson dldn"t get over the high
sticks so slow, even though he fin
ished second. He forced Soults of
Iowa State to a new record of 14
o-lO seconds, which is within a
tenth of a second of the world's
mark. He failed to place in the
lows.
Thornhill Sets Discus Mark.
Jim Bausch's new mark in the
shot was 49 feet, 10 1-2 inches.
Thornhill. & team mate, sailed the
discus a matter of some 155 feet,
11 inches, lo aet another lecord.
Missouri placed three men in
order in the 440 yard dash, with
Dill leading the pack to the tape
with a new record of 48 6-10 sec
onds. Welch of Missouri also pot
into the afternoon's pastime of the
record smashing when he turned
in a time of 23 3-10 seconds for
the low hurdles.
rutnam. Iowa distance man who
was looked to for a couple of new
marks during the afternoon, had
some tough luck in the mile,
throwing a shoe and turnijg an
ankle on the first turn. His shoes
stayed on during the two mile,
however, and he finished the grind
ia 9 minutes, 30 2-10 seconds for
another record.
Former Husker Coaches Soults.
An interesting coincidence of
one of the performances was in
the fact that Soults. who set a new
high hurdles record, is a protege
of Bob Simpson, former Missouri
athlete and former holder of the
tecord.
Nebraska's points in the high
hurdles were the results of a sec
ond and a fifth, contributed by
I-amson and White. Smutny came
through with a fifth in the hun
dred, and a fourth in the 220, while
Eller got a fifth in the latter
event. The 440 points were gar
nered by Fuhlrodt, who finished
fourth, and by Currier, who fin
ished fifth.
Garvey, with a third in the mile.
( (V-rpa- tbrja: fur.. Moor. n
Iho-a; fifth. Fullerton. Kan.aa- T.m:
i '
??i- a-1 AMh: Won by Vier. 1os
Slate; i.vno. Klanrr. Kanaaa: thtra.
Wn:n. lo a 5tap; fourth, nmutney,
hrs'ka; fifth. KMer. Nebraska. Tim: 51. .1.
'Io mil run. Won bv rutnam. lona
s-a-r- er-Td Paon. ovtahoma; thl-rt,
Fortun. K"saa: fourth. Rlrharti -arty.
V!ourl: ffth. Cnffin. Nebraska. Timt:
:."n 2. Nw conference reooM.
C20 vard low hurd'ea: Won by We'eh.
V'ntoun; second. Hater. lowai State:
third. Smith. Ioa State; fourth Thomp
son. Nebraska; fifth. M. R. 4Vtults. Io
S'ate. Time: 23 3. N'er conferenc rec
ord 1
Mile relay: Won r Misaeurl (Welrh.
Ptl.s. 1'iffers. Hursievi; second. Nebraska:
third. Kansas; fourth. Oklahoma; fifth.
Kansas fctmte. Time: 3:21.4.
nr.i.n events
Po vault- J. Bausrh. Kansas and Oss
sian. Nebraska, t-ed for first and second.
1 ;eet 3 Inches: M. W. Soults. Iowa state.
Tmebiood. Kansas and Jordan. Kansas
Acjies. tied for third, fourth and fifth.
12 feet 6 inches.
Shot put: Won by J. Bausch. 4 feet
1ft 1-2 Inches .new conference record.;
rtc.i,J. r.!i. Nelira-kA. IS f.rt 7 lnrh:.i;
third. RMcr. Oklahoma. 47 feel a Inches;
fourth. F. Bausch. Kansa.. 44 feet 10 1-2
inches: fifth, Thornhill, Kansas, 44 feet
5 Inches.
Hich Jump: Won hy F.hrlich. Kansas
Assies. feet 2 inches: second and third,
tie heten Pierce, Nebraska, and Shelby,
Oklahoma: 6 feet 1 Inch: fourth and fifth,
tie betmeen Stlllrr.an. Kansas, and Glad
den. Missouri. 6 fe.-t.
Piscus: Won hy Thornhill. Kansas, is
feet It Inche.-: second. Ward. Kansas. 145
feet 10 Inches: third. J. Rausch. Kansas,
137 feet ! inches; fourth. Walton. Kansas,
135 feet 10 ;-2 Inches: fifth. Hokuf. Ne
braska. 12 feet 11 1-2 Inches. New con
ference record).
Javelin: Won by J. Bausch. Kansas. 101
feet 3 inches; second. Hokuf. Nebraska,
1S9 feet 7 3-4 Inches: third. Faytincer. Ne.
braska, 1S9 feet 1 Inch: fourth, Rhea, Ne
braska. 17 feet 10 1-4 Inches; fifth. Llv
ui?lon. KauraS Ai.Me. 177 feet 4 inches.
Broad jump: Won by Tomson. Nebraska.
24 feet 2 1-4 inches, .new conference rec
ord); second. Mel. Oklahoma: third. Gray,
Nebraska. 23 feet s 3-4 Inches: fourh.
Hods-s, Kansas. 23 feet 3 3-4 Inches; fifth.
Morns. Oklahoma. 23 feet 1-2 Inch.
I n I 7 !.. tate at Missouri. Kansas
at Kansas ,n Nebraska at Oklahoma.
I Jan. lw.Netrak at kan.-
Jan. 22 Kansas at loa Kiale.
Jan I't .'k ahoma al Kansas Afsiies.
J.n. Oklahoma at M un.
' J... s'i,s.h.-. it Kanss.
1 .tan ,.ft.-loa S.ae at Kansas A(es
Jan. ."I- loa Hale al Nehraska
K.-t. .-i-M s.un at l'a male I
Veb 7- Kansas t ilklahoma. rbraika
at M issouti
Ken. y Nebraska at Kansas Accie.
Ken. l;i- Kansas Attics at loa Mate
Ken. 14-Kansas at Nebraska. Missouri
at Oklahoma
Feb. In-Nebraska at lo a Slate
Feb. 17 Kao-a AKg'a at Kansas.
Ftb. :7-Ua ttate al Oklahoma. Mis
souri at Kansas akcics
Feb. U-hisl Male at Kansas
Feb. 24 Kansas Af.-'l at Nebraska.
Feb. 2 Kansas at Mihsouri.
Feb IS -Oklahoma at Nebraska.
Mar. 3 Kansas Acies at Oklahoma.
Del. lA-Kan.-as Atiki-a al Oklahoma,
rnrahmrn Football.
Oct la Oklahoma al Nehtaska.
Nov. 1 Missouri at Kansas.
Nov. 7 Kansas at Kansas Aes:s.
Nov. 11 Nebraska al Missouri.
W restllnk.
Jan. 21-Kansas at Oklahoma.
Jan. Jl Nebraska at Kansas As," r
heb. 2 Missouri at Iowa state
Feb. Oklanoma at Kansas AtCies.
Feb. 7 Oklahoma al Nebraska
Feb. 14 loa Mate at Nebraska.
Feo. 16 loa Mate at Kansas.
Feb. 20--Okiahoma at lovia Sia'e.
Feb. 21 Kansas at Missouri.
Feb. XI Kansas Assies at loa State.
Feb. 2S Missouri al Nebraska.
Mar. 2 Kansas Assies at Kansas.
Mar. a Missouri al Kansas Aggica.
Mar. 7 Missouri al Oklahoma.
golf being finibhed tha latter part
f the week.
The emi-finala of anhery will
be played Tuesday at 5 o'clock
when C'hl Omega playa Gamma
Till Beta for the- riRhl to enter the
finals agaitist IVlla Gamma.
The deck tennis finala letween
nil Omega and IVlta ivlta IVlta
will be played Monday night at 3
o'clock.
Monday flight at 5 o'clock also
sees another final played off vhen
Dorm. A play Gamma Dil Beta
for the baseball championship.
Golf and tennia ait to le played
off aa soon a the bracket above
and below have been played.
STUDENT WORK SHOWN.
The gallery of Morrill hall is
now housing the student exhibit
of work in fine art. This will re
main on display until the end of
the month.
'Boo' Williams Brings in
Lone Husker Counter
In Third Inning.
C'omhuaker baaeball team loot
the first of a aeriea with tho Kan
aaa Agctet at Manhattan, 3-1, Krl
lav. Nebraska scored when Boo
William croaaed the plate on
lvlaon'a double.
Armatla, pitching for the
rthodeamen, went good until the i
fifth Inning, when he yielded two'
hits, resulting in a run. In the 1
aixlh. Nigro cracked out a home1
run. J
The box avore:
Nebraska
I. Williams, as ...
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1'iisirom. la
atom, ;h ,
Witts, rf .
Row. If
tirac. rf
ArtttaOB. p ,,
Pickett
M. Williams, c ...
Totals
Kansaa ASKiea -
Foreeberg. lb .....
Peterson if
Vvans. 2b
Nash, 3b
Nictri. cf
Prentup. SS
Usher, rf
Meissincer, e
Auker, p
, 33
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a a I
l l a
1 M a
a I 4
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nan
n A
A A ft
AAA
0 4 A
1 U 11
h o a
1 12 A
A I A
3 I
A 1
1 A
AAA
A 3 A
A 3 A
I 3 7
Totals 30 3 27 12 J
Nebraska A A 0 A A 0 O A 1-1
Kansaa ACStea 0 0001110 3
Home run: Nicro. Threa bass rut : Au I
ker. Two base hits: VTvana. Pavison. Base
on balls: Off Auker 4. Armatis 3. St rues
out: Bv Auker 2 bv Pickett 4. Stolen
base: Font-herc. Evans, Pavison. W lid
p.tch: Pickett.
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This week will see the comple
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of deck tennis, archery, and base
ball will hold the pot1ight the
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