FOUR
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933.
NEBRAKA
WALLOPS
101 STATE OUTFIT
BY 25 TO 16
0
Win Gives Huskers Chance
At Big Six Conference
Pennant.
Following' a poorly played first
period the Nebraska cagers came
back after (the intermission a re
juvenated five and proceeded to
subject the Iowa State team to a
25 to 16 defeat
Monday night
on the Coliseum
court. This win
gives the Hus
kers an even
500 percentage
in the Big Six
cage race and
means that the
Brownemen are
still in the
money as far as
champions hip
contention goes.
It was the third
defeat for the
Cyclones and
virtually puts
Church league basketball
games Tuesday evening.
League I (Varsity court).
Warren M. E. vs. Baptist 7:00.
St. Paul M. E. vs. Newman
Club 8:20.
Lutheran vs. First Plymouth
8:40.
League II (Court 2).
Epworth M. E. vs. First Pres
byterian 7:00.
Grace M. E. vs. Newman Club
7:20.
United Brethren vs. Elm Park
8:40. League III.
Emmanuel M. E. vs. Newman
Club 7:20, Varsity court.
Evangelical vs. Baptist 8:20
COMPANY F CAPTURES
R.O.T.C. TRACK MEET
Has Point Total of 3017;
M Company Follows
With 2961.
erine: the entire field of invest
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The general conception and or
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popular, has largely been retained
in the second edition, otnerwise
the book has been almost entirely
rewritten to cover the post-war
changes in economic and political
conditions.
The altered status of production
international trade, finance, and
the new distribution of gold, us
well as important changes in tax
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subjects now given analysis in the
rewritten text.
Noteworthy are the following
features of the new edition: de
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selected references at the end of
each chapter, a new chapter on in
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Sli'Vf Hokuf.
Courtesy Lincoln
Journal
them out of consideration for pen
nant chances.
At the halfway mark the count
was 8 to 7 Nebraska, the Scarlet
coming from behind a 7 to 4 lead
of the visitors in the last two min
utes, Hokuf sinking a couple of
quick scores. The big guard was
the individual star of the tilt and
in the first period made seven of
the eight points rung up by the
home team. He made a shot from
the foul line in the first minute of
play but from then until halftime
proceedings were slow, both teams
presenting sloppy offenses, and the
passing being a bit wild.
Coming back on the floor after
the rest period Henrion, Bo.swell,
Hokuf, and Mason scored in quick
succession before three minutes of
play were gone to make the score
16 to 9, Hood, Ames guard, having
stowed away a pair of free throws
in the meantime. Boswell and Ho
kuf scored on dribble-ins, the for
mer scoring a couple of those as
well as a shot from the foul circle
to complete the field goal count
ing as far as the Huskers were
concerned.
Ludwig, veteran Iowa State for
ward, was going hot for the
Menzemen in the final half, caging
a trio of floor shots, to put himself
in the loading scoring pesition
among the visitors.
Steve Hokuf was the outstand
ing player on the floor all evening,
taking the ball off the bankboard
in good fashion, sinking five nifty
field shots, and playing an out
standing floor gHmo. His thirteen
points put him out in front in the
scoring column, and Bo.swell tied
witli Ludwig for second honor.'?
with six tallies. Mention also
played a topnotch game for Xo
Liaka, as did Anderson and Hood
for Die Cyclones.
Be sure to see the new smoked
elk moccasin sport oxfords at
Wells & Frost Co. $3.95. Adv.
in me annual military science
track meet held during the two
weeks following vacation, Com
Danv F came out on ton with a
3017 point total. 2' company came ST llFNTx Mr-FT MflRIT
in seeon.t with 9Pfi1 rnnntors anH wiwme.hi W "ILL IIIUIHIf.
Headquarters company captured
tmrd honors with a 2953 total.
The remaining groups finished
with the following totals: Co
E3-2928. Co. G-2877. Co. H-2758,
Co. A-2725, Co. 1-2656, Co. K-2581,
Co. C-2572, Co. L-2558, Co. D-2492,
Co. B-2135.
Six events were listed in the
competition, the members of the
Future Teachers Should
Plan to See Director
Wednesday.
various companies tying for hon
ors in the 50 yard dash, shot put,
50 yard low hurdles, broad jump,
high jump, and the 2j6 yard run.
Company M compiled the best
average in the shot-put the Satur
day morning students averagu
25 feet 3 inches. In the hurdle
event the Ag college Headquarters
company was highest with an av
erage time of 8.4, company E was
outstanding in the broad jump
with 15 feet 11 inches, and in the!
high jump the average leap for
both companys and F was 4 feet 5
inches. The sixth event, the 50
yard dash, saw all of the com
panies except Headquarters, B, C,
and L averaging 6.6.
New spring sport oxfords for
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