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THURSDAY. MAY 5.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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SPORT IS UNDER WAY
Thirty Fraternities Play
In Games Scheduled
This Week.
Intranriral baseball got off to a
good start Monday, with only two
games postponed and one for
feited thus far. The teams are di
vided Into six leagues, games be
ing scheduled every day this week.
In league I games this week,
Farm House beat Phi Kappa,
Sigma Alpha Mu won from Alpha
Sigma Phi, while the Farm House
Pi Kappa Phi tilt and PI Kappa
Phl-Sigma Mu fracas were post
poned. league II found Sigma Phi Sig
ma beating Zeta Beta Tau, Alpha
Tbeta Chi defeating Delta Sigma
Thl and Sigma Chi trimming Sig
ma Phi Sigma. Alpha Thela Chi
defaulted to Sigma Chi in the first
round.
Ksppa Sigma Wins.
With Kappa Sigma beating, both
Delta Sigma Lambda and Pht Del
ta Theta, and Alpha Tau Omega
forfeiting to Alpha Gamma Rho,
league III got under way with a
fair start.
Pi Kappa Alpha was too strong
for Sigma Nu In a league IV en
counter. Phi Kappa Psl beat Sigm
Pbi Epsilon in the same league.
Beta Theta Pi kept in the run
ning for the intramural sports
trophy by taking Phi Sigma Kap
pa, while Phi Gamma Delta de
feated McLean hall. Both games
were league V tilts.
In league VI, Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon won from Delta Tau Delta, as
Tau Kappa Epsilon. last year's
champion beat Acacia.
Games scheduled for Thursday
include the Pi Kappa Alpha-Theta
Xi tilt at 4 o'clock and the Phi
Kappa Psl-Sigma Nu game at 5
o'clock in league IV. McLean Hall
plavs Delta Upsilon and Phi Sigma
Kappa engages Phi Gamma Delta
in league V skirmishes. Lambda
Chi Alpha teams against Theta
Chi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon
faces Delta Tau Delta in league VI
games.
by Joe Miller
First Round Pairing
All-llniverity Coif
Thursday, May 5.
Clover plays Young,
Eisenhart plays Clapper.
Haegen play Pavlik,
C. Nye or Reeder plays Seger.
Kirk plays Thompson,
Sieman plays Munger.
Flaherty plays True.
Rica plays Cole.
Southwlck plays DeBui.
Kaufman plays Tucker,
H. Byers plays P. Nye.
Olson plays H. Mitchell.
Lyman plays Speler.
Weller plays A. Mitchell.
Hopfcr or Byers plays Sway
zee. Schmidt plays Alter.
the council by Lucille Hcndrlrks.
Phillip Browned, chairman of the
committee in charge of the confer
ence, reported the meeting was
considered a success and valuable
to those who attencded.
HORSESHOEPITCHERS BUSY
Thimgan Leads Competitors
Into Fourth Round for
University Title.
All-universily horseshoe pitchers
have been busy this week playing
off scheduled matches in a suc
cessful attempt to make up for
last weeks inactivity. Six have
earned their way into the third
round, while one player is lodged
in the fourth round. Two of the
entrants are holding up progress
in the tourney by not playing first
round tilts.
In the second round. Schelby de
feated Scllentin. Rotter beat Rhea.
Skinner won from Barnes. Cars-
ten took Stark. Thimgan was too'
good for Kunkle and Sullivan beat
Long. Thimgan won from Carstn
and is now lodged in the fourth
round.
Sorensen, lanky freshman bas
ketball player is' waiting for the
Toft-Hayek winner, with whom he
will match throws in the second
round. Costln. winning from J.
Hansen by default, encounters the
victor in "the Pctcrson-McPherson
first round match. Schelby plays
Rotter in the only third round
match ready for play.
JUNIOR RECITALS ARE GIVEN
Two Pianists Entertain on
Wednesday Program
In Temple.
DEAR DOPE around the Husker
D track camp bas it that Ne
braska is due for a licking when
the Schultemen take on the Okla
homa Sooners in Friday s cinder
dual. Coach Henry Schulte is the
chief peddler of this gloomy fore
cast, but according to the way
things are stacking up now. the
wily track mentor may be right.
Schulte has it all figured out
that the Sooners have 45 points in
the field events tucked safely away
in the vest pocket right now.
Added to this tally, he gives the
Oklahomans 26 points in the run
ning events, a total of 71 markers
for Coach John Jacob's men. Since
131 points constitutes the grand
total, Nebraska will be just an
also ran with 60 points. At least,
that is the wav "Pa" Schulte dopes
it. And Schuite is one of.the best
when it comes to figuring track
meets.
Under ordinary circumstances,
the Huskers would win from Okla
homa bands down. But with the
absence of Petz and Smutny from
the dashes and hurdles, the view
doesn't look so good for Nebraska.
To this pessimistic outlook can be
added the fact that a pair of
Schulte'a most valuable point get
ters have yet to clear the scholas
tic hurdle.
The dope sheet compiled by the
Scarlet tutor credits the Norman
athletes with nine points in the
broad jump, Morris. Mell and
Walker being a trio of fine jump
ers. The Sooners are given four
poinU in the shot put. six in the
discus and nine in the javelin,
Kleas starring in the last named
event. With Newblock and
Simma In the high Jump, Schulte
puts them down for eight points.
He rates the Invaders eight in the
pole vault, which to this writer ap
pears a bit strong.
In the track events, Schulte
scores four points in both the 300
and 220-yard dashes for the Okls
homa squad. Pansze and Adkison
are the leading sprinters. Hewitt,
who has done a 49.6 quarter, is
figured for a second In the 440,
Ostergard believed to hold the
edge here. Three points in the
8S0, one in the mile, five in the
high hurdles and three in the low
barriers complete the slaughter,
according to Henry F. fcebulte.
With all respect to Coach
Schulte, I look for the Huskers to
win. At all odds, it should be an
exciting track meet.
COUNCIL PASSES
ABOLITION TWO
CLASS LEADERS
(Continued from Page 1.)
who will serve as members of the
council next year took place at
the meeting also. The four elected
are juniors now, and will form the
nucleus for organization of the
council next fall.
Holdover members for next year
are: Lucille Hendricks, Alpha
Omicron Pi: Eleanor Dixon, Chi
Omega; Howard Allaway. Sigma
Phi Sigma: and Phillip Brownell,
Delta Upsilon.
Plans for the spring election of I
student council members for next
fall were discussed by Irving
Walker, chairman of the elections
committee. The date of the elec
tion has been set for May 10.
Election Plans.
Walker requested the entire co
operation of the council in carry
ing on the election in view of the
Urge vote expected. He announced
that a new plan of counting the
ballots will be presented to the
council for consideration in the
near future and that members of
Miss Edna McConnell and Miss
Loretta Priesncr. pianists, students
with Herbert Schmidt and Mar
guerite Klinker. respectively pre
sented their junior recitals on the
regular Wednesday afternoon pro
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Luia Schuler Smith in the Temple
theater at 4 o'clock.
NEWM CI-l B PLAN'S
PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT
Eddie Jungbluth and his orches
tra will play for the spring party
sponsored bv the Newman club
Friday night at the Eastridge
country rltib, 70th and South
streets. The dance is being held
for the alumni of the Catholic Stu
dents club and the Newman club.
DRAMATIC ( IX H WILL
MEET NEXT Till RSDAY
The Dramatic club will not meet
tonight. Regular meeting next
Thursday at 7:30 at which time
new pledges will present their
skits before the members of the
club.
Bow ties and exams are bad
luck is a superstitition prevalent
among Stanford men.
Friday Deadline on
Senior Invitation
Senior Invitations will not be
available after Friday, May 6,
at 5 o'clock, according to an
announcement made Monday by
Harold Petz, president of the
senior class. There will be no
further extension of time inas
much as the order must go to
the printer at that date.
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