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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19321
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FOR WEST COMPELS
SHUT IN CAGE TEAM
Monday's Drill Finds Copple
At Center; Henrion and
Mason in Change.
Slated to leave Wednesday eve
ning; for two contests against
Carleton college at Northfield,
Minn., Thursday evening: and at
Minnesota Friday night the Ne
braska basketeers went through a
stiff though ragged workout Mon
day afternoon. Since Steve Hokuf,
regular guard left for California
last night to compete in the East
West football game Jan. 2, Coach
Browne finds it necessary to re
vamp the lineup for the tilts to be
played during the next month.
The usual thing in Monday drills
was present in the session last
night, the Huskers giving the
poorest exhibition shown In prac
tices thus far this season. Leland
Copple occupied the pivot position
and Paul Mason, who was out for
most of the time in the Arkansas
game with injuries sustained in the
earlv stages of the game, was
tnnvd back to a cuard post Walt
Henrion and Ken Lunney lined up
at the forward soots in a scrim
mage against the frosh outfit,
while Sauer paired off with Mason
at the guards. Coming in for some
action with the first team were
Bud Parsons and Forrest Bauer at
forwards and John Delaney at
guard.
Cagers Hear Chalk Talk.
Following a long chalk talk in
which he pointed out mistakes oc
curring in the Arkansas mix last
Friday, Browne sent his men
through an hour long scrimmage
against the freshman squad and a
second string lineup.
On the yearling five Johnny
Parilek, former Crete flash, and
Everett Martin, performer from
the Waverly high school team of
last year were placed at forwards,
Dutch Koster, freshman coach, was
at center, and at guards were
Whitaker of St. Joseph, Mo., and
Wampler of Lincoln.
With "Chuck" Williams, flashy
forward candidate, back for a
fling at the cage sport after three
weeks of the flu, the second five
lined up with Williams and Dick
Dier, forwards. Lloyd Long, center,
Ted Toft and Bob Pailing, guards.
Opponents Are Strong.
Minnesota and Carleton both are
presenting classy teams this year,
and when Nebraska invades the
latter's floor this week the North
field crew will be out to win its
forty-fifth consecutive game on its
home court. Last Saturday eve
ning this team lost its second game
in thirty-two starts, losing to
Iowa on the Hawkeye court, 34 to
19. Carleton is presenting an all
veteran lineup this winter, while
Minnesota also has an experienced
quintet, although it too fell before
an opponent last week, the Pitts
burgh Panthers trimming the
Gophers, 35 to 26.
On the trip this week the
Husker squad will headquarter at
Minneapolis, moving over forty
miles to Northfield for the Carle
ton tilt Thursday evening, coming
back the same night to Minneap
olis and meeting the Gophers Fri
day. The Minnesota game is the
first of two with this outfit this
season, and in the game with
Carleton the Brownemen are out
to avenge that 40 to 30 win the
northerners bagged last season.
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y Joe Miller
A week's siege of the "flu" has
left me behind in the parade of
sports events centering around
University of Nebraska teams and
athletes, although Burt Marvin
very ably stepped into the breach
during my absence.
No doubt you were disappointed
at the exhibition given by the Hus
ker basketball team arainst the
smooth-working Arkansas quintet
last Friday nieht. I managed to
see the game, and frankly, I felt
that Nebraska did not play has
ketball after the first ten minutes.
When Paul Mason dislocated
that finger and Walt Henrion,
weakened by "flu," wilted after a
fast start, the Cornhusker offense
began to go backwards in a hurry.
As a matter of fact, it was very
doubtful whether Henrion would
be able to play at all, as he had
been in bed most of the day. With
two unfortunate "breaks" as these
coming- at the same time, it was
no wonder that the Scarlet ma
chine broke down.
It was a case of a better condi
tioned, faster team outplaying an
erratic five that hit on all cylinders
only occasionally. The Razorbacks
had already played four games be
fore meeting Coach Browne s
squad, which had a lot to do with
the brilliant nassing attack the
southwestern conference boys dis
played.
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This week "Brownie" takes his
men to Minnesota on a two-game
roadtrip. On Thursday they play
Carleton college at Northfield,
Minn., and the following evening
they take on Minnesota U. Both
tilts will be for experimental pur
poses only, and when Christmas
vacation has ended, you are sure
to see a team that will be clicking.
Browne has ordered the squad
back to Lincoln Dec. 27, when
double practices daily will be the
menu, until the Huskers meet the
Minnesota Gophers in a return af
fair Jan. 2 and then Stanford
Jan. 3.
B TEAM MEETS YORK
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For Panther Tilt at
Ag College.
Husker B basketeers will be
seeking their third victory in four
starts tonight when Coach Wilbur
Knight's quintet meets xor col
lege on the agricultural college
floor in the student activities
VmiiMinar at 8 d. m. Season basket
ball book or twenty-five cents will
admit.
An extra neriod defeat by Doane
college, 24 to 22 is the lone blemish
on the reserve squad recoru uiua
far. but tonight's tilt with York
figures about a tossup in pre-game
ratings.
Knight intimated Monday that
he would start Walker and Shank
at forwards, Hartley at center,
and Snipes and Schick at guards.
A preliminary game between Ag
college freshmen and Farm Opera
tors has been scheduled for 7
o'clock.
TEAMS TOJSEET TUESDAY
Winners in Bowling Leagues
Will Be Announced in
Short Time.
Only one bowling match has
been scheduled for Tuesday, that
of the Kappa Delta team 4 and
the Kappa Kappa Gamma team 2
at 4 o'clock. The other matches
must be made up by Wednesday
noon. Scores will be called in and
teams will forfeit the scores of
girls who have not bowled. The
leagues winners and runners-up
will be announced immediately
after the holidays and there will
be an elimination tournament be
tween winners of the fifteen
leagues.
Tuesday at 5:00 Kappa Kappa
r.anima will Dlay tha T-N-Ts in
hit Tin hasketbalL The other
games will be played after vaca
tion.
BASKETEERS
TONIGHT
MAJOR GRID LETTERS
GO T0 19 GRIDSTERS
Three Win Minor Football
Awards; Frosh and B
Numerals Given.
In addition to the nineteen ma
jor varsity football letters award
ed Nebraska gridders for play in
the 1932 campaign there were
three minor letters. 29 "B" team
awards, and 32 freshman numerals
announced by the committee on
athletic awards Saturday after
noon.
Added to the list of grid honors
made , public by the committee
were three minor letters awarded
to members of two mile team who
took part in Big Six competition
this fall. Francis Ayres, who had
placed third among the conference
two mile men, James Story, and
Roy Blaser were the two receiving
these letters.
Following are the awards an
nounced by the committee:
MAJOR LETTERS.
Hubert Boswell. Ravenna: Clair Bishop.
Lincoln; Clare Campbell, Friend; Warren
DeBus. Belleville. Kas. : Lawrence Ely.
Grand aland; Theodore Fahrnbruch. Crete;
&tere nokui. Crete: corwin Hulbert. Lin
coln; Robert Joy, Lincoln: Bruce Kilbourne
Lincoln ; Bernard Master-son, Lincoln ; Jack
Miller, Omaha; Christian Mathts. Tecum-
eh; Gail O'Brien. Omaha: Lee Penney.
Tabor. Ia. ; John Roby. Nelson ; Ulysses
schleuter. Fremont: Carlvle Staab. Ansley:
wvrge oucr, uncoin.
MINOR LETTERS.
Elmer Hubka. Vinrinia: Franklin Meier.
Lincoln; waiter mum. Imperial.
B" TEAM FOOTBALL.
Charles Armstrong. Dare Fowler. Lud-1
wig Gartner, Donald Hulbert. John Miller.
Koliln Parsons, Manon Scott and Ed Up-
tegrove, an of Lincoln; Morris Bristol. An
sley; Leland Copple. Rosalie; John De
laney. David City: RalDh Eld rid ee. Nor
folk; Willard Horchem. Ransom. Kas.
Glenn Jones, Omaha: Glenn Justice. Grand
Island; Fred Murray. Omaha; Neal Mehr
ing. Grand Island; Fred Overstreet. Scotts-
hluff; Glenn Skewes. Imperial: Kenneth
wnite. Kimball; Delmar Bailor. North
Platte; Robert Chase. Lincoln ;. Orin Mc-
Beth, Rosalie; Adam Green. Lincoln;
irons: Mueller. Hampton; Frank Rain.
Fairbury; Edrar Sears. Decatur: Jack
I nomas, Broken Bow.
FRESHMEN NVMERALS.
Floyd Antram. Wymore: Fred Brockman.
Elmwood; Dale Brown, Sargent: Robert
Benson, Fender: Chester Beaver. Yankton.
a D. ; Ralph Galloway. Moldrere: William
Garntck. Ord; James Hetdt, Scottsbluff;
Charles Hulac. Norfolk; E. C. Hunt. Blair;
uerara Lanoue. wisner: James Mcrarland,
Omaha; Mmtis Ranger, ""s.lo. Wyo. :
Carroll Reese, Chappell; Bernard Scherer,
Dallas, 8. D .; Russel Thompson. Whitney.
Henry Whitaker. St. Joseph: John Wil
liams, Virgil Telkln, Benno Funken. Rich
ard Cock bum. Jack Myers. Wavne Pine.
Don Shurtieff, Liovd Wampler and Fred
Wilson, all of Lincoln.
LEAGUE TEAM FRESHMEN.
Vdvin Clark. Scottsbluff: Richard
Fischer Valentine; George Hack man. Shel-
ton; Ladas Hubka. Table Rock: Walter
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TWO MILE TRACK AWARD.
Francis Ayres. Lincoln; Roy Blaser, Dun
can; jamea Story. Tulsa. Okl.
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Cage Final
Phi Gamma Delta won the In
terfraternity class A basketball
finals from Sigma Chi Monday
night, while Pi Kappa Alpha
defeated Alpha Gamma Rho for
the championship .of class B.
Playoff games for third and
fourth places were also played.
The scores:
CLASS A.
Phi Gamma Delta It, WfiM Chi 14.
(Extra period.)
rtU 81nia Kappa IS, Dell UP
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CLASS B.
PI Kappa Alpka 11, Alpha Oamma
IUm I.
Chi Phi , Slfma Alpha Epallaa .
C0R10SKER
OFF FORME TILT
Ely, Hokuf Leave Monday
With Coach Bible for
East-West Game.
Coach Dana X. Bible accompa
nied by Lawrence Ely, Husker All
America center, and Steve Hokuf,
all-conference and all-western end,
left Lincoln at 6:10 Monday eve
ning headed for San Francisco and
the annual East-West game to be
played Jan. 2 at Kerar stadium.
Bible is co-coach of the West
eleven along with Coach Orin Hol-
lust
etote
Leaving School for
that well earned vaca
tion, buy those pres
ents that you have
been putting off for so
long.
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lingsberry of Washington Stata
college, who is already in San
Francisco preparing several Pa
cific coast players for the Shrine
charity tilt.
The Nebraska delegation will be
joined at Denver by George Atke
son, guard, of Kansas, in addition
to Buck Koy and Harry Stafford,
halfbacks, of Texas. Frank
Christensen, quarterback, and
Jack Johnson, tackle, both of Utah,
will meet Bible and his charges en
route.
The Cornhusker mentor said be
fore his departure Monday that he
expected to be back in Lincoln
Jan. 7.
THREE APPOINTED
SERGEANT MAJORS
OF R.O.T.C. UNIT
- Appointments of Sergeant Ma
jors of the Nebraska R. O. T. C,
regiment were made by Colonel
Oury in an order issued yesterday.
John Kiefer Ray was appointed
Sergeant Major of the first battal
lion, Harmon E. Rider, second bat
tallion, and John A. Whittington,
third battallion.
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