SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931.
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BETA AND SIG ALPH
MEET IN CAGE FINAL
Fraternity Championship at
Stake in Monday Hoop
Contest.
A. G. R.-SIGCHI PLAY B
Beta Theta Pi will play the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the inter
fraternity class A basketball finals
at 8:30 Monday night in the Coli
seum. The Alpha Gamma Rho and
Sigma Chi B teams will battle for
the class B championships at the
Coliseum at 8 o'clock Monday
night. Halves will be sandwiched,
the B teams playing one-half fol
lowed by the A teams.
The games were originally net
for Tuesday night, but due to the
renting of the Coliseum the time
hns been chanered to Monday night.
The semi-finals were played
Thin-sdnv nieht. Beta Theta Pi
defeated Delta Upsilon team 11
to 8.
In the clss A meet Sigma Epsi
lon won from Alpha Gamma Hho
H to 10. In the class B semi
finals Alpha Gamm Rho won from
Delta Tau Delta 16 to 2. Sigma
Chi won from Phi Sigma Kappa
19 to 2.
Besides the class A and class B
championships, there will be one
all-university championship game
if present arrangements work out,
Ruddv Voceler announced Satur
day. There will be teams from
eight colleges which will furnish
nn pnnfprenne. Teams from six
ninfcssional fraternities and thir
teen churches make up two other
ronferences. There will be a piay
off between these conferences and
the winners of class A competition.
The professional fraternities and
the church teams have already
started conference play, altho most
of the games will be played after
the holidays.
Interfraternity bowling and
water polo meets will be held after
the holidays.
PREP DEBATE LEAGUE
INITIATES REFORMS
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lish and president of the state de
batine- leaerue.
The subject used by the high
schools of the state in the meets
this year is, Resolved: that the
several states should enact legis
lation providing for compulsory
unemDlovment insurance. Thirty
three states in the union are using
the same subject for debate this
year.
The state debate league was
founded by the university nearly
twenty-five years ago. All official
business and publications are is
sued by the extension division of
the university, wnicn aiso nanaies
other routine matters lor i:ie
league.
Some of the high schools in the
state have already started debat
ing, according to Professor White.
The finals of the state tournament
will be held on April 14, 15, and 16
of next year in Lincoln-
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IIUSKER FIGHTERS
WIN FIVE BOUTS
AT OMAHA FRIDAY
Four state amateur champion
ships were won and a champion
ship was successfully defended by
University of Nebraska boxers at
the state A. A. U. meet at Omaha
Friday night. Bobby Kinoshita,
Nebraska bantamweight, was one
of the only two men who success
fully defended their championships
Friday night. The university men
who won championships were:
Bernard L. Malcolm, welterweignt;
Billy Witt, lightweight; Glenn
Athey, featherweight, and Dick
Foland, flyweight.
Varsity Swimmers to Use
New Coliseum Pool
Next Week.
Coach Vogcer issued a call Sat
urday for all varsity swimmers to
be on hand for practice in the new
university pool at 4:45 Monday
afternoon. This will be the first
time the pool will have been used.
The pool is the biggest in the Big
Six conferenre, Mr. Vogeler said,
being seventy-five feet long and
thirty-five feet wide. It is ten feet
deep at the cieepest end and three
and one-half feet at the shallow
end.
The opening meet at the new
pool will probably be Jan. 15,
Coach Vogeler stated, and the
dedication ceremony will be held
at that time. The Big Six confer
ence meet will be held here March
5, according to present arrange
ments. The swimming meet schedule
ha.9 not been definitely worked out
as yet, Vogeler stated, but Ne
braska swimmers will probably
meet Kansas Aggies both here and
away; Drake at Drake; Grinnell,
here, and Icwa State at Iowa
State. An attempt is being made
to arrange for meets with Kansas
university both here and there.
SCARLET QUINTET
LOSES TO DAKOTA
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Olson had given the Hoymen dur
ing the first period.
Show Improvement.
Nebraska evidenced the inaccur
ate passing and shooting and ball
bobbling expected in the first game
but improved as the game prog
ressed, outplaying their guests in
the second canto almost as deci
sively as they themselves had been
outplayed in the first.
Koster and Davison at guard,
and Mauch at forward, were the
only Cornhusker veterans on the
court last night. Lenser, Henrion,
Lunney, Mason, Wischmeier, Nor
ton, Hastley and Sauer were all
first year men with the varsity
squad. Their exhibition last night
indicated that a little more experi
ence will make a ball club which
will make a fight in its later con
ference games.
All showed a lack of experience
and lack of teamwork acquired by
long play together. Sauer, who
only a week ago ended his football
season, showed a carryover of grid
iron tactics onto the backetball
court. During the second half his
tussle over the ball with Walker of
South Dakota led to the two foul
ing each other. Both made good
their points and the trade was
worth the entertainment. A few
seconds later the erstwhile fullback
tucked the ball under his arm and
dove between the two opposing
guards in spectacular off tackle
style.
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JNihler to Speak to
Sigma Xi Tomorrow
C. W. Nibler of the department
of dairy husbandry will speak on
"The Hormones of Reproduction"
at the regular open meeting of
the local chapter of Sigma Xi,
honorary scientific organization, in
Morrill hall at 7:30 Monday.
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ETA CHI'S
LEAD IN BOWLING
Mary Hauce Scores Highest
Number of Individual
Points for Week.
Delia namma II) 372
nimmi Phi Rntn ili 304
Aloha Chi Omena (4) 280
Thursday, Dec. 101
PI Beta I'hl (2)
Delta Delta Delta (3)
Kmia Km Mm Gamma (1)
Delta Delta Delta (1)
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Alpha Delta Theta (1)
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The first week in the intramural
round robin bowling tournament
ended with the Sigma Eta Chi
team turning in the highest ncore,
which is 591. The high point
bowler was Mary Hauce, who
turned in a total of 163.
A report from the instructor at
the Lincoln bowling parlors, where
the games are being playjd, re
vealed that many teams are not
reporting on time and that some
times only half of the contestants
will appear. All tournament en
tries are asked by the intramural
head, Miss Clarice McDonald, to
be punctual in order that this
round robin tourney, preliminary
to an elimination contest to be held
later, may be run off smoothly and
quickly.
The schedule for the following
week will be. posted on the east
bulletin board in the girl's gym
nasium. All games will be played
between 4 and 0 o'clock.
The Dec. 9 scores follow:
Oamma Phi Beta 3 2I7
Delta (lamina Cn
Alpha Kappa Alpha
PI Beta Phi 4i ?24
yinma K.ta Chi -"J
Sigma Kappa (II -'J'
Delta Gamma (3)
Alpha Delta PI (O
Kappa Delta (21 J'4
GIRLS' COSTUME
PARTY ATTRACTS
500 ATTENDANCE
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toothless, thin haired old men In
flbnnnls.
Miss Mable Lee of the physical
education department, Mrs. k.
ThomDson of the extension division,
and Miss Lulu B. Runge of the
mathematics department, all spon
sors of A. W. S. board, and Miss
Clara Rausch of the physical edu
cation department judged the cos
tumes after the grand march which
began tt 7:45 o'clock. Miss Aman
da H. Hennner. dean of women, and
Miss Elsie Kord Piper, assistant
dean of women, were honored
guests.
Trio Sings.
Dancing featured the evening un
til the program was opened by a
dance by Carolyn Echols of Omaha,
Delta Gamma. Lorraine Lovegren
of Fremont, Pi Beta Phi, accom
panied the act. A group of pop
ular songs by the Delta Gamma
trio, composed of Louise Correa,
of Omaha, Zua Warner of Scotts
bluff and Eleanor Burwell of Cas
per, Wyo.. was then presented.
"The Pet Show" was then dram
atized by Tassels, women's pep or
ganization under the direction of
Julienne Deetken, president. Fol
lowing the skit. W. A. A. prizes to
the highest salesmen at the foot
ball game were awarded by Bere
niece Hoffman and Helen Baldwin,
treasurer of W. A. A.
Thruout the evening, refresh
ments were served by the members
of the A. W. S. freshmen activities
group under the leadership of
Marian Smith of Omaha. In clev
er costumes the girls wandered
among the dancers with eskimo
pies and apples.
Favors from Lincoln firms were
distributed to the guests by the
party committee. Gertrude Clarke
of LaGrange 111., was responsible
for this portion of the program.
The favors were whistles, roses
and other flowers and novelties.
The program closed with a dance
act by the Kappa Kappa Gamma
chorus, garbed In costumes of
black and white. Following this
act the prizes were awarded to the
costumes winners.
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