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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1933.
Husker Cages ters Ready for Saturday Night
KAGGIE TILT IS
INITIAL eiG SIX
GAME AT
Seven Last Fall Football
Men on Lineups of
Two Teams.
HOME
When the Nebraska five lines
up against the Kansas State quin
tet tomorrow meat on me uon-
eum court, Husker fans will get
a chance to see a number of their
much-talked -of footballers in close-
ud action. On the Browne team
four of last fall's gridsters will be
seen on the starting lineup, Bud
Parsons, Hub Boswell, George I
Sauer, and Steve Hokuf making
up the Quartet witt Bjjeo or Huskers won their only home
Russell and Graham answering the virtnnr nf thA aaaanr,
row evening: it is probable that
BEAT KANSAS!
Every student who can possi
bly do so is urged to take part
in the big rally to be held Sat
urday night just before the
basketball game between Ne
braska and Kansas State.
Student support has been
lacking in enthusiasm so far in
the basketball season, and since
the Kansas-Nebraska game is
the first home conference game,
a lot of pep is needed in order
to assure Nebraska of victory.
A parade will form at 7:15
tomorrow evening in front et
the Temple building. The band,
Corncobs, and Tassels will lead
the parade thru 16th st. and fi
nally to the Coliseum, where a
huge rally will be held just be
fore the game.
i-ers go, Corncobs! Let's go,
student body!
KANSAS COACH SEEKS
CONDITIONED
QUINTET
a 6 to O win over the Kansans,
Last season when the Corsaut
men invaded the Nebraska evm
call in the visiting lineup three of
the Aggies erstwhile backfield per
formers are to offer battle during
the evenine.
Fans will remember that Dougal
Russell is the man from Man-
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things will be close. Last Friday
the Huskers fell before Kansas,
32 to 29, in a close scrimmage
while the Aggies did likewise Mon-
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hattan who tore things up in good 1 "L. - , i A
fashion at Memorial field this faj Vacates trTmmel
when the Scarlet edged out with Kansag state S6 to 24 Nebraska
has also gone down under Mis
souri's attack, while the Corsaut
five fell before Oklahoma.
In tomorrow's game Coach
Browne is starting his five high
scorers during the present season,
and during the past week has been
laying the stress in practice ses
sions on drilling on plays. Besides
the starting lineup as stated below
Leland Copple, Bob Belka, George
Wahlquist, and Paul Mason are
likely to see plenty of action.
Steve Hokuf's return to the line
up has meant a lot to the Ne
braska team this last week, the
scrimmages with the freshmen
showing that the varsity has de
veloped added scoring punch. Walt
Henrion has been pouring them
thru the hoop in good fashion, and
with good ball handling enabling
the Brownemen to break smoothly
plenty of scoring has been the
fashion.
The shining lights for the Ag
gies this winter have oeen uoya,
guard, who sinks his quota of
shots each evening; Dalton, a six
foot four inch center, and Skrad
ski, veteran forward, who fur
nishes a fine floor game.
John Wulf, who refereed the
Minnesota game here a week ago
is to officiate Saturday evening.
He comes from Kansas City, Mo.
Preceding the main event there
is to be a tilt between the Ne
braska "B" team and Luther col
lege of Wahoo, at 6:30 p. m.
The probable starting lineups:
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One Graduate Returns
Since Beginning of Year
Helen Gray Robertson is the
only alumna of the university that
has returned to the college scenes
during the year 1933, according to
the alumni office. Miss Robertson
visited the university and register
ed at the alumni office on Jan. 4.
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Jayhawkers Prepare to Meet
Oklahoma Basketball
Team Saturday.
LAWRENCE, Kas. A drive for
better condition of the individual
athletes is the problem set for
himself this week by Dr. F. C Al
len in preparing his University of
Kansas basketball team to meet
the Oklahoma Sooners at Norman,
Okl.. Saturday. The Sooners were
picked by Dr. Allen early this sea
son as the most likely contender
for championship honors this sea
son in the Big Six, and he says yet
that his glimpse of the Oklahoma
team in action when it defeated
the Kansas State team 28 to 16, at
Manhattan last week did nothing
to alter his opinion.
"The Sooners are as fast a
breaking team, and as clever a ball
handling team as I have seen in a
long while," the Kansas coach said
on his return here from the game.
"The Kansas team will have to be
better conditioned to stand any
chance of staying with the Okla-
homans all the way."
The statement of Dr. Allen that
Kansas is a great twenty minute
team needs but little altering, he
said, following the 36 to 24 vic
tory of the Jayhawkers over the
Kansas Aggies here this week.
"The boys can go at top speed
about twenty-five minutes now,
Dr. Allen said, "but I have hopes
of getting them trained down un
til they give some team a good
game all the way some of these
days."
Against the Aggies the Kansas
team rolled up a 28 to 10 lead at
the half, to see themselves out
scored 14 to 8 in the second period.
Great Playing.
It was the great playing of Bill
Johnson, all-conference center,
both on defense and offense, that
put the Jayhawkers over in the
Aggie game. Johnson personally
accounted for 22 of the Kansas
points. He was "hotter than hot'
in this game, and had be not been
so the eame would have been a
mighty close affair.
As the dope now stands Okla
homa and Kansas rate a toss up
for the game Saturday, each having-
defeated the Kansas State
team by twelve points. But Kan
sas fans are giving Oklahoma con
siderable edee because of their
veteran and clever basket shoot
ers and ball handlers and the fact
that the game is played at Nor
man where Oklahoma teams in
any sport have always proved
tough to beat Kansas never gets
full advantage of playing on the
Jayhawker home floor as the Jay
hawkers must practice in the gym
nasium and play in the auditor
ium. seldom if ever getting to
practice in the auditorium except
in the holiday season.
Should Oklahoma be able to hold
Johnson scoreless or to a few bas
kets in the coming game it is a
question whether Kansas can
make many counters, raui Har
rington and Dick Wells have been
able to connect for two or three
goals in other games this season
but have never gone on a scoring
spree. Schaake and Gray, the Kan
sas guards, score but little. Ernest
Vanek, regular guard who was out
of the Aggie game because of In
Jury in the Nebraska game prob
ably will be in the lineup against
Oklahoma. If Vanek's absence
from practice the past few days
have not slowed him down too
much he may be a valuable scor
ing threat against the Sooners as
his basket eye was getting rather
good in the late non-conference
frays.
Both Johnson and LeCrone, the
Oklahoma center, controlled the
tip over Dalton, the Kansas State
giant, so the matter of getting the
Track Men Invited to
Pictures of Olympics
All trackmen and track
prospects are Invited to at
tend a showing of motion pic
tures of the Olympics under
the stadium Friday afternoon
at 4:00.
Coach Henry F. Schulte.
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tip in the coming game seems to
be in doubt.
The Kansas cage squad will
leave here Friday night by train
for Oklahoma City and will go
from there to Norman sometime
late Saturday.
NEBRASKA B TEAM 10
PLAY IWO COLLEGES
Second Squad Encounters
Dana and Luther
This Week.
Playing Dana college in their
second game this week the Ne
braska "B" team is to leave for
Blair this afternoon to do battle
with the Vikings. The "B" outfit
defeated Cotner Tuesday evening
on the Ag court 34 to 27 and Sat
urday .night is to play its third
game of the week against Luther
college as a preliminary tilt pre
ceding the Kansas State-Nebraska
game, starting at 6:30.
The probable starting lineup in
cludes Irving Walker, Herman
Levinson, forwards; Herb Hartley,
center; . Tom Snipes and Louis
Schick, guards. The men making
the trip are Irving Walker, Her
man Levinson, Merrill Lee, Bill
Ralston, forwards; Herb Hartley,
Lloyd Long, centers; Tom Snipes,
Louis Schick. Glenn LeDoiyt, Bob
Chase, guards.
Geological Survey Will
Sponser Driller's Meet
The Geoloeical survey depart
ment is assisting in a program for
the State Well Drillers association
meeting which is going to he held
at the University of Nebraska,
February 21, 22 ,23. The National
association is to meet jointly with
the State association. Several
university faculty men including
Dr. G. E. Condra, director of the
association; O. R. Martin, A. L.
Lugn and C. J. Frankiorter, are
on the program.
Cop Did you get his number?
Victim It wasn't a he it was.
a her. And ha. ha she turned.
and waved her hand to me.
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