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jUNtiSDAY, MARCH 4, 1931 H
THE DAILY NEHKASKAN
FOUR
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GREEK
BOWLERS
REACH FINAL BIT
OF
Alpha Theta Chi Will Meet
Lambda Chi Alpha
Thursday.
VICTOR TO MEET PROS
Alpha Chi Sigma Wins Out
In Professional Frat
Race Matches.
BY JOE MILLER.
At 4 o'clock Thursday. Alpha
Theta Chi and Lambda Chi Alpha
will clash in the finals of the in
tramural bowling league cham
pionship for social fraternities, at
the Lincoln bowling parlors. The
winner will meet Alpha Chi Sigma,
who came out on top in the profes
sional fraternity scramble, to de
termine who shall be designated as
All-Intramural Bowling champion.
The Alpha Thet pin-smashers
earned their way into the finals by
plastering a defeat on the Sig Eps,
Monday, in a battle that was hot
and furious all the way. The Alpha
Thet Chi keglers won all three
games, but the margin of victory
in the first two games was so nar
row that a few pins either way
might have meant an entirely dif
ferent story. Nineteen pins in the
tirst game and twenty-two in the
second furnishes concrete illustra
tion of the slim advantage pos
sessed bv the Alpha Thets, but it
was sufficient. Glenn Guild was
the bright and shining star for
Alpha Thcta Chi. knocking down a
total of 593 pins for the three
yames. Lamoreaux and Morten
sen also performed in good style
for the winners. For Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Bike Hirst bowled the
highest score, being credited with
a series of 543.
Other Match Close.
The other semifinal pin-fest
brought together Lamda Chi Alpha
and Phi Gamma Delta, in a match
that was as close and hard fought
iia the one already described. How
eer. the Lambda Chi's, with Don
Carr and Gross leading the way
were just a mite too strong for the
Phi Gams, and the latter club was
defeated in three straight games.
Carr bowled in big league style for
the victors, bowling a score of
611. Hopewell did the best work
for the Phi Gams. He rolled a 571
total.
The finals between the Alpha
Thets and Lambda Chi's will be a
scrap from start to finish, if the
matches already played by these
two teams are any indication at
all. The outcome appears to be a
toss-up. and, as. in any other type
of competition, the team that hap
pens to be "right" will win.
Box score:
Sigma rhl Kpallon.
lt 2nd Srd
Plavera Gmf CimeGimeTl.
y.g?lton 147 i;.6 w 44
Uurkee 158 161 1M 493
Ohambere 163 176 ISO SOS
Kremer 150 173 2H .".24
Hint 167 207 14(1 M3
Ton.! 825 63 795 2513
Alpha Thru Chi.
lat 2nd 3rd
Plavera Game Game Game Tl.
Mortrnsrn ...1 148 189 2 It 633
Lamcirau- 181 !! 1!S MS
Sprar 172 l.'R 175 Ml
Guild 179 223 l&l f.93
J a. Ian 164 108 176 &0&
Total 844 915 926 26S5
UmD4a I hi Alpha.
1st 2nd 3rd
Playrri Game Game Gam Tl.
Willi 16.1 17(1 166 510
Davis 137 16S 169 474
Junni.cn 147 ISii 147 4M
i iron !.',. 197 172 52.)
Carr - 173 227 211 Gil
Total! 77S Ml S6.r. 2C74
Phi Gamma Delta.
iat 2nd 3rd
Player Game Game Game Tl.
Kin? 1M 222 13 2!)
Butterfield 148 116 161 425
Crulg 129 189 187 .sot
Hopewell 149 244 178 571
Baker 15g 14 1 154 453
Total 737 912 833 2482
OKLAHOMA U HAS
TEN CONFERENCE
GAMES THIS YEAR
NORMAN. Okl. f Special j. Ten
Big Six conference baseball games
will be played by Coach Lawrence
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"Jap" Haskell's University f Ok
lahoma baseball team thin cui.
season. They are:
April 24 MIhiouiI at Norman.
April 26 Mlaaourl at Norman.
May 4 Kanaaa AnKlei at Norman.
May A Knnaaa AKBlea at Norman
May 8 Kannaa at Lawrence.
May V-Kanaaa at Lawrence.
May 11 Nebraska at Lincoln,
May 12 Nehraaak at Lincoln.
Mnv . Iowa Hiata at Norman,
ii-.y id lowa tfiate at Norman.
INTEREST GROWS IN
Play Starts Saturday
Coliseum;; Continues
Monday Evening.
in
Much interested has been shown
In the inter-fraternity volleyball
contests being held this week, at
the coliseum. This game is won
wheu either team scores a two
point lead with fifteen or more
points. The match is decided by
the team winning two out of three
games played.
The following scores are the re
sults of Saturday's and Monday's
play. aSturday's scores: Delta Sig
ma Phi beat Acacia 15-7. 15-10.
17-8; Sigma Phi Epsilon won from
Farm house 13-1, 15-1; Fi Kappa
Alpha defeated Theta Xi 13-15,
15-G. 15-5; Zeta Beta Tan de-7-15,
15-12; Ta.i Kappa Epsilon de
feated Delta Sigma. Lunula 1H-14,
feated Beta Theta Pi 15-11. 12-15.
15-5: Sigma Alpha Mu defeated
Theta Chi 15-7, 15-7; Sigma Chi
defeated Kappa Signm 15-10, 5-15,
19-17; Delta Upailon defeated Sig
ma Phi Sigma 13-S. 15-12; Ph.
Kappa won by forfeit from Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
Mondays score were: Phi Kappa
won by forfeit from Farm House;
Delta Tau Delta defeated Zeta
Beta Tau 15-7. 15-10: Pi Kappa
Alpha defeated Delta Sigma Lam
da 15-2. 15-2: Alpha Theta Xi won
by forfeit from Kuppa Eigma; Phi
Sigma Kappa was defeated by
Sigma Phi Epsilon 15-1. 15-0: Del
ta Upsilon defeated Delta Sigrrla
Phi 15-5, 15-6. Tau Kappa Epsilon
defeated Signia Alpha Mu 15-9,
15-2; Alpha Gamma Rho defeated
Theta Xi 15-0. 15-4; Alpha Tau
Omega defeated Sigma Chi 4-15,
15-9, 15-12.
1 1 IIP 1 f nn I nil mnnillTrn
KANSAS COACH APPOINTED i
Meehan Notifies Hargiss of
Placing on Football
Association.
LAWRENCE, Kans. Coach H.
W. "Bill" Hargiss, head football
coach at the University of Kansas
has received word from John F.
"Chick" Meehan, football coach at
New York university and presi
dent of the American Football
Coaches as-sociation. that he had
been appointed as representative of
the association for the sixth dis
trict He is to report at the an
nual convention on the various
phases of the game in this section.
This survey will take into con
sideration tne style ot play, popu- i
larity. the outstanding players, the 1
attendance and various other lac-
tors ot the game in tins section,
which includes Nebraska. Kansas.
Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas
loving the 1931 season and on this 1
coming reason's play.
DR. POUND JTTENDS MEET
Instructor Goes to Eastern
Coast for Guggenheim
Gathering.
Miss Louise Pound of the de
partment of English left Sunday
for New Yor kcity to attend the
March meeting of the Guggen
heim Memorial foundation. The
preliminary selection of candi
dates for foreign fellowships was
made in February. The final se
lections are made during the first
week of March.
Those serving on the advisory
board are Dean F. J. Woodbridge
of Columbia university. Dean La
fayette Mendel of Yale, Professor
E. B. Wilson of Harvard, Miss
Pound of the University of Ne
braska, and Henry Allen Moe, se
cretary of the foundation. Miss
Pound expects to return to Lin
coln within a week.
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WE'RE OFF
Now we might say Shucks
Or we might say Shucks
Or then again we might say
Shucks,
But on no potential contingency,
Or detrimental exigency
Would we say Shucks or Shuck3.
YOU can believe that or believe
1 It, but don't believe It.
Being christened, this kolyhim
felt entitled to a little literary bust,
a sort of "May we present," all
squakie in colors (black and
white), with short features as
often as the Daily Nebraskan is
desperate for copy.
By the way, that Isn't pootry up
there. Those are just contempo
rary remarks.
CHUCKS, in case you hudn't no
J tlced, is the new name. Just
who thought of it is one of the
great mysteries. A solemn group
was gathered round in broodinj
contemplation, when one bespoke
himself of Shucks In mournful
desperation, and Shucks it Is.
There is some connection. Coin- .
husker, corncob, corn, cornhurks, j
shrck.-. Vic S'heizir.gcr did thJ ,
drawing and decorating. Which ,
stands as proof that a man can be
an athlete nd rtill be an artist, j
Shertz lotteicd :tl Nebraska in ;
football a year or so eo.
THE king is dead. To h - - with j
1 the king. Strange that the
athletic department's smiling bene- i
volence toward a varsity auueie
suddenly ceases when his sport is
out of season. In a rather too
zealous endeavor to be sure no one
appropriated socks, shins ami
other articles belonging to the uni
versity, the varsity lockers were
legally ransacked immediately 8ft
er the basketball season closed.
Certainly this school is entitled to
its own equipment but the swetp
ing cleanout left the lockers bare
in several cases of personal ain-
Not a very good ex
ample to promote the theory of j
honesty and individual rights.. ,
THIS Don Grey broadjumped 23 j
1 feet S inchel .the other day in !
the Kansas Aggie meet, unai-:
tached.
It rather looks as if a
man would have to be unattached i
to leap that distance. Watson, !
the two-miler. ran and lari auor 1
ran in the same contsst. His
breath began to come in short I
pants. Watson decided that two,
miles was a lona way and that any i
extra trousers were superfluous,
so he shed the customary ones to
finish third. That's strategy.
There is a baseball player who
always greets us with. "Why don't
you ever write me up?" And we
answer. "How about doing some- j
thing that's news like biting a :
dog." It's a long throw from third
base to first and the number three j
sack was distinctly well covered
rr. VoKotVo rr Kut that !
doesn t mean t,;at -MlIt't Davison !
wi make a j shortstop. He's )
jjable to though
Shllri,; ,hnf n u ran think
Qj. t0(jav
I-X-L, POPS, SIGMA
i Three Teams Pile Decisive
Scores in Tuesday
Cr.ge Battles.
I-X-L, Phi Omega Pi and Sigma
Kappa were winners of Tuesday's
basketball games, all three defeat
ing their opponents by decisive
scores.
The I-X-L's downed the Alpha
O's by a score of 25 to 7 and Phi
Omega Pi piled up 21 points over
15 earned by Alpha Chi Omega.
The Sigma Kappa-N Ergett ; game I
the N'Ergettes with 18 scores
went down under a barrage of 30
points scored by Sigma Kappa.
A slight change in the schedule
has been made which leaves the
following games to be played:
Wednesday, 5 o'clock.
Delta Delta Delta vs Gamma
Phi Beta.
Phi Mu vs Hobby Club.
Thursday, 5 o'clock.
Alpha Phi vs Lambda Camrr.a.
Chi Omega vs KBB.
Thursday, 7 o'clock.
Alpha Phi (2t vs Kappa Alpha
Theta 2.
Kappa Delta 2 vu rlta Cam
ma 2.i.
Friday, 5 o'clock.
Delta Zeta vg Kappa Phi.
Alpha Kappa Alpha vs Kappa
Delta 1).
AMES CAGE TEAM
CHOOSES ROADCAP
AS NEXT CAPTAIN
AMES. Ia. Jack Roadcap,
Kansas City, star forward on the
Iowa State basketball team, has
been chosen by his mates to cap
tain the Cyclone cagers next sea
son. Roadcap, second high scorer
of the conference last year and
leader this year, has been one of
the outstanding forwards of the
middle -.vest, being in line for a
post on the all-conference team.
He is a deft ball handler and one
of the cleverest of floor players.
All of Roadcap's teammates will
return for another year's competi-
tion. !
j
cyclone track
a:;d tank teams
arrange .meets
Inn'i ft. a Tim a
Stale Cyclone grappers are pre-;
paring for the final road trip of j
the season, which will take tbem
to Lincoln. Neb. and Lawrence.
Kins , two other Iowa State Uama ;
are concluding arrangements tor j
competition this week. The swim-
men, winners over Nebraska, and j
Grinnell to date, meet Drake at I
Des Moines in a dual meet Satur- 1
day: anu ine tracKsters, back from
their unsucce.viful engagement,
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Track Coaches Are Gloomy
Over Prespects as
Meet Nears.
MENTORS SELECT AMES
Hokuf Is Out Following
Cage Season, Rhea
HeavesShot.
Illti MX IMHKIR REfORDSl.
11-1 rd d.ali: 5.1 arcnmla, Urady,
Mi-janl lunii 0.1 aeeotda, Meier. Iowa
stali-, I (MO. . ,,
HO-varil ttmh: M.t aeconila, Hlltera,
Inwa Mulr. IWS.
MMI-yard runt t mlnulea and a arcoiiaa,
l.rnlii'r, Ni'lnnil.u. 1U41-SS.
Mile run: 4 infinite and II aeeonna,
I'titram. lima M.itv, II'JH.
Vii mil'- "in: - mlniiira and .17.8 ere
ii.iiK rluln-r. Ilaawn tlt. I12A.
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braikn, While out stale and local fol
lowers of Cornhusker track teams
have given Coach "Indian" Schul
te's 1231 squad of cinder and field
a-t'sts more than an even chance
to win the 1931 Uig Six indoor
meet, to b held in Columbia this
Saturday, sentiments as expressed
by members of the Husker coach
ing staff would seem to dispute the
dope.
According to tho gloomy predic
tions of Coach Schulte and his
crew of assistants, alter pouring
over the record book and outcome
of Big Six competitors in early
spring indoor meets, the nest the
1,0,0 .nn hone for is a third
place, with Iowa State leading the
list and Kansas second. However
aittr c.rai'uuK " " T , :
was Uiscovcreu iuu
the Husker experts, oniy iuu.
points would separate the tnira
place Huskers from the winners,
Hokuf Return,
With the return of Steve Hokuf
to the track squad, the Husners
should add a few needed points m
tho ahiitnut. In the same
event
Hugh Rhea should walk off with
first honors easily, having tossed
the shot in the vicinity of fifty
feet in practice with a regularity
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that even mings f , Vwh
gloomy otiiiwu w
Schulte.
Tomson. holdler of ihe PrJfseT
Big Six broadjump record, shouia
be able to account for another me
nnintu and the strength of ie-
braska should be greatly increased
in this event if Gray is able to
clear the scholastic barriers wnitn
Prevented him from participating
in the K-Acgie meet
Smutny Should 6tar.
George Smutny should be one of
the outstanding "stars of the meet
after naving tied the existing Big
j Six record for the 60-yard high
hurdles, running the 60-yard low
hurdles in almost record time and
1 coming within a tenth of a second
j of the world record in the 60-yard
! dash in the Kansas Aggie meet
Saturday.
There is still some doubt as to
Lamson's ability to get into shape
; for the Big Six indoor cnampion
' ship meet as he is still limping
I from a bad ankle suffered early
in the season. His aosence win
weaken the Nebraska hurdle en
teries considerably as he has been
running the 60-yard highs and lows
in close to record time.
Coach Schulte has not as yet de
cided on the enteries for the meet
Saturday. This afternoon tryouts
...:n v. naM anA iha nartirinflnts
cted. aitho it is expected that
renorts on the eligibility of a few
oi ihe enteries will not be finally
decided until just before the team
leaves for Columbia.
ALLPH1N WHIPS
KANSAS SWIMMING
TEAM INTO SHAPE
! LAWRKNCK. Kansas. Coach
I Herbert G. Allphin of the swim
ming team of the University oi
Kansas is whipping his team into
shape for the Big Six meet to be
held March 14 in Kansas City.
With the propable return of Clark
Stephenson the team will be
strengthened considerably. Coach
Allphin believes that his team hai
an excellent chance of taking the
Big Six title.
Members of the squad who will
be entered are John Bowdish, Ike
Aokl. George Marshall. Clark
Stephenson. Maurice Kite, James
Burcham. Robert DM, and Harlan
Jennings.
SOONERS WILL MEET
K-AGG1ES ON MAY 6
NORMAN, Okl. (Special) On
May 6 at Norman the Kansas Ag
gie track team, coached by Ward
Haylett, will vie Coach John Ja
cobs' Sooners in a dual meet, it
was learned today from Ben G.
Owen, director of athletics.
Last spring at Manhattan Okla
homa defeated the Wildcats pretty
badlv. However Haylett's team is
stronger this year, having already
conquered Missouri In an indoor
dal meet at Columbia, 65 to 28.
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