FOUR
K. U., KUSKERS
WILL TANGLE IN
CRUCIAL BATTLE
Predict Largest Crowd of
Season Will Witness
Second Tilt.
Jayhawk Forwards Menace
FISHER LEADS SCORERS
Jayhawkcr Win Will Throw
Nebraska Into Tie for
First Place.
By LEONARD CONKLIN.
The biggest basketball party ol i
the year ,that ia what the sports
prophets are howling out about
the Jayhawkei-Cornhusker battle
that is to be staged at the con
eum Saturday nigm. j
Preparations arc being made
fnr u. crowd that will exceed
anything previously known in I
Nebraska basketball h 1 s t o r y. i
Rleaehers at the ends of the floor
and Increased accommodations
are expected to care for 7.000 1
hoop fans.
And why shouldn't the fans
be interested In this game. The ;
three leading scorers in the Big j
Six conference will be exhibiting ,
t.,ir wrM. Morris Fisher, Ne-;
braska's representative, is leading i
the loop hounas ana ciote ucmuu
him are Ted OLeary and Tom
Bishop, two Jay forwards, who
have little trouble in dropping
their shots. Fisher has 69 points.
Bishop 61 and O Leary 55 in six
games each.
Tied For First.
Radios that Kansas and Ne
braska leadUhe Big Six . The j
Huskers have played every team
in the group ana aeieaiea eain
one once. The Missouri Tigers
sank sharp cla- into the Ne
braskans for their only defeat
thus far on last Saturday night
when the two teams played their
second game together.
Kansas has lost to Nebraska
and Oklahoma after defeating
the Sooners earlier in the season
44 to 22. Last year the Law
rence crew edged out a 27 to 20
triumph over Black's men at
home and then won again here
in Lincoln in the last game of
the season with the score read
ing 35 to 36. This season the
Nebraskans returned from K. TJ.
with a 31 to 30 victory in an
overtime contest that thrilled a
full house at the southern school.
Last night Ccacb Charley Black
put two varsity squads through a
snappy scrimmage with Browne's
freshmen before releasing them.
Pivots, defense and break forma
tions along with instruction in set
offensive plays occupied the pre
tussle period. The "Iron Men" are
in fair physical condition and
showed plenty of zip against the
frosh quintet.
Scrimmage Freshmen.
Fisher, Davey, Maclay. Hokuf
and Koster were pitted against a
freshman five composed of George
rfauer, Lincoln, and Kenneth Lun
ney, York, at forwards: Paul Ma
son, Omaha, and Madison Letts,
York, at guard positions, and Wal
ter Hcnrion of Wichita, Kansas, at
center.
The second varsity team was
made up of Mauch. Conklin, Lac
key, Davison and Stipsky mixing
with Art Hoag, Weselyan, and Hu
bert Boswell, Ravenna, as for
wards: Henry Bauer and Charles
Armstrong rt Lincoln, as guards,
and Wally Norton of De Witt, at
center. These ten freshmen repre
sent first year material that has
great promise.
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THE DAILY NKBRASKAN
Lloyd Nagel, Guthrie Center; Earl
Labertew, Indlanola; and Arthur
Eirkelkraut, Chicago, in the 2
mile: and Ken Wissling, Deerfield,
111.; Ralph Henderson, Coin; Dill
Smith, Ames; and Roy Conaway,
Corning, In the 1-mlle.
TiilTltsnAV. FKHRITARV 12, 1931.
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INTRAMURAL SPORTS
AM US. Iowa.-In an effort to
secure a more widespread partici
pation in intramural basketball
and other sports at Iowa State col
lege the rooming section of the col
lege outside of the fraternity
houses has been divided into wards,
and 31 additional basketball teams
representing them have entered in
tramural competition.
With this addition close to 90
teams are now engaged in the
eiimini.tin basketball tournament
which are being staged by the in
aamuiHl department. On these
trims "00 men have engaged in
regular scheduled contests: while
hundreds more have practiced with
their respective organizations but
have not played in the games.
Wrestling and swimming, two ad
ditional wnter quarter intramural
sport get ttndtr way this week.
LIGHT CiMES 0
K. I . SCHEDULE
LAWRHNCte, Kan. The Kan-
Maelay's Anlugonist.
William Johnson whose six feet
will threaten Maelay's control of
the tip-off.
s&s-Washburn football game,
scheduled for Sept, 25, as an op-
Fighting Dutch Koster whose quarding so far this season, will,
if history repeats itself, give the Jayhawk forward whom he guards
plenty of trouble. '
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PHOTOGRAPHS
rnr. hawk ftt,tio, ijm o trt.
B2ML. Diitlmjilv pliutcxra;.it.
Ai I EH ALL. II a 7onr.a (,noiug;iiii
that uu vant.
pAN Nebraska beat Kansas?
That will be revealed by about
9:00 Saturday night when the
that are expect
ed to witness the K. U.-Husker tilt
begin pouring out of the coliseum ,
or thp rmi that is being her-1
aided as the feature tilt of the bas
ket season. The Cornhuskers are in
etvilrirtcr HwtflTlPP Of a Biff SlX
championship and Saturday eve
ning tells the tale.
Predictions are futile. If Black s
men function like they did at Mis
souri, the Jays will probably fly .
south Sunday with a victory,
fiiitrhprf in their uneainly beaks.
But if Fisher is shooting like he
did against the Kansas Aggies and
Davey is pivoting and passing, and
Maclav is controlling the tipoff,
and Hokuf and Koster are in there
pitching ,all like they did in Man
hattan Monday night, woe be unto
ihp tavhawkers. for theirs will be
a sorry lot. j
PRESS reports say that Phog Al
len has ordered his proteges
into a two day rest. It would seem
that they started on that period of
resting during the second half of
the Oklahoma game, which they
lost after finishing the first period
12 points to the good.
Unofficially the yarn is being
criculated that Morris Fisher has
to keep his hands in his pockets
these days or wear boxing gloves
when he isn't eating. Fisher's right
hand knows that his left hand is
making a lot of baskets and jeal
ousy between the two goal tossing
instruments makes it necessary for
Morrie to keep them separated to
avoid a fight.
ATHILE running around in the
top of the coliseum hunting
for a likely rafter from which to
watch the opera next month, we
ran across a bewnisKerea, iuzzy
haired old gentleman deeply en
grossed in computing some compli
cated columns of figures. He
seemed to be minutely examining
Coach Schulte's basketball time
piece. Curious, we asked "How come?"
"I'm Einstein incognito," says
he, "but I'm at a lo.-s to figure out
this instrument."
Mausch. Mouch. Machk, Muscb.
Moose and Mock are a few of the
interpretations levied on Art
Mauch. the reserve forward, by
various sports writers. In the lock-
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forward, who stands second among j
conference high scorers with 61 j
points to Fisher's 69. '
er room and en route Mauch has
distinguished himself as a local
Eddie Cantor.
OWA COACH SELECTS i
ENTRIES FORK. C. A. CJ
AMES. 1-jwa, Feb. 11. As a re-j
suit of last week's tryouts. Coach
Bob Simpson has selected his en-j
tries to represent Iowa State in i
the K. C. A. C. meet Saturday at j
Kansas City. He will eater a 2-raile
and a I -mile relay team along with .;
entries in the individual events, j
Ken Wells. Lake Viek, fleet half-1
back, will be entered in the dash:
Caotain Haeer. Waukon. in the .
hurdles, M R. Soults. Clarion, in
the hurdles and high jump; Dill
Smith, Ames, in the hurdles; and
Bob Smith, Des Moines, in the shot
put.
The members of the relay teamf. I
are: Jtay Putmm, Elvins, Mo.;
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