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I-OUR JAYHAWKS WIN Bl SIX PENNANT 110 CONSECUTIVE TIME Kansas University Team Defeats Sooners by 35-26 Score. Final !'. Si il.isU; tt.i!l Manding. K li l'l ID i'l 11 10 JtS :t2r. ,i i :' n opt s Ox m.'i' pnia Ni.-..-.ur! hil 4'HI Si 2 , 312 ; SVlt- Nel.rrfk rn II iuh ri'i. ft -t !4 17 lii 11 1 1 ir. 1 4 I 1 1 24 1H I.J If 16 2 1 l'l 17 1 1 W:i ;ni:l l'l l'l l'l l'l M y ii i' l'l 111 MS J ohr:'r: Ka H'' K , Oh mhur.n . . . f h,(i.-r. lo W:: K:is. Bod. K:is. Stale . . B; h a :i:n. Ik ia.'io.'ivt H:i-..n. N-t.. -: : -1 . Ioa St'iV H:r.n!on. K.-i 4.1 :ci .( ji Kansas has won its third conse."- i.inv.. v.icr siv hMk-etlvill chamr.ion - shin The Jayhawkers won s bames and lost two in suecessiully de- names ot tne gins wno win l.im.-f.-ndm- the title against all con- part in the r.;-t. Contestants are f..vn-e f ..?.. The only games they requited to present a swimming lot being the first game with Ok- j permit at the pool before they will lahoma, which, the Sooner s won 2" j bo allowed to compete, she stated. to 23 at Norman, and the Missouti . - 7 game at Oilumlwln; h the Ti-, JUMA WILL SWIM IN MEET gels von i) a i to 1 1 More. j In thr came which decided the! championship Friday night the Jays set back the Sooners 3o to L'; i:i a comparatively easy fashion to definitely prove that they were th" class of the league. However, th- vanquished Norman five jour neyed on to Lincoln Saturday night and trimmed Nebraska to 27 by using in effective fashion a fast bieaking attack. During the season Oklahoma last to Kansas, Iowa State and Mis- j Ben G. Owen, athletic diiector. souii. The Tigers dropped tilts to; Tuma will leave Norman Thurs Kansas. Iowa State, Oklahoma and day morning for Lincoln, driving Kansas State m the double round j through in his own automobile, rol.in schedule. j Last year he placed xvond in the Coath Corsaiits Kansas State j "Hig Six" diving event with 1 1 5.7 auint after licking Kansas twice in points. Sutherland of Nebraska. pre-season only won lour conrer ence mixes, those from Iowa State (two i. Nebraska, and Missouri. Nebraska licked Iowa State twice and Kansas State once. Iowa State hung up a couple of ups-ls. licking Missouri and Oklahoma once each. As far as scoring honors were concerned it took Norman Wagner of Missouri to beat out Bill John son of Kansas in the race. Wagner tallie'd IS points Saturday against Kansas State as th- Missourians were setting back the Aggies .T7 to ?Z in an extra period game. Johnny Cooper of Missouri, who tied for hieh point honors with O'Leary of Kansas last year with 112 points was in fourth place with SH. His turn and push shot didn't function as well this year as last. Andy Beck of Oklahoma made 24 points in the last Iowa State game to c arry off the honor of making the most points in any on mix. Results of a University of Wash ington survey prove that the aver age student carries more money in hi.s pocket than the average pro fessor. Also, the professor's secre tary carries more money than both of them combined. Six hundred and lifty-eight dances were held on and off the campus of Ohio State university last year by campus organizations. SEza CiaSSlf Ef J S3 10c a Minimum Lost and I ound FOUND Two wallets whirh -were takt-n from a )' kcr in t fie 'linurn IjuI mstt-r liace lcen rf-coven-J Name "Kflwurd M. St'H" in ono. "Krvin Arri'il'i" in other. Pleaxc? call at lb Daily Nehraskan office. FOUND Red arni white scarf in Lt brary Bid;. Oil I N'-trkan office. Kol'ND M'Tnn bunk "i H,H trVhs and idioms found. CurT Nitrk:in off !. FOUND lady's b r J ,,n vcj wiln jie.-irl huHoiiK. I'.iM at' D;iiiy Nbra.; kitii offi'f. FOUND' 'La lle France." "Floreiice VVfst " uriti'-n on cover. Call at N'-t r v-iknn offi'f'. FOUND Mriy, nnny gloves. Come down to 1hf Daily Nebraskan. Mayb? you can find a rn.it- to your ve. FOUND Chemistry a.-tsi hiripnt bonk.. Call Dnily N'-braskan office. FOUND Krn'ill tila k li'iillif-r willi 7io'-r top. Found in Temple ;eeatT. TR I DEL I S C APIA RE GIRLS' SWIM MEET To n kstvrvt t es En gage Corn petition Each Saturday. in Members of the Delta Delta Delta sorority won the swimming meet which was staged by the Tanksterettes, girls' swimming club. Saturday, in the coliseum pool. The meet was one of the reg ular events staged by the club each Saturday. Each "week difterent organized srrouns are selected tc enter into the competition. The groups which entered Saturday were Alpha f'-;: I Delta Theta, Delta Delta Delta, Kapna Alpha Theta. Phi Omega Pi kappa Beta and the Hobby fub ipha Omicron Pi Delta Gam- ma Kappa Delta. Pi Beta Phi. ' . - . w 'II ljimlnin Gamma and T-.N-i win compete in the meet schedu.ed for l' Saturday. March 11. Thelma Ster :.i , kel and" Justine Mickey will con- duct the activities. Intramural points will be given lor croup attendance, according to Miss Josephine Orr. sponsor of the ' Tanksterettes. Intramural repre- sentative-s are required to turn in Oklahoma Enters One Man In Match Scheduled for Saturday. ! NORMAN. - Kd Tmr.a of Okla j homa City. University of (Oklahoma j diver, will" re the lone Sooner entry in the T.g Six" conference swim i mine meet March 11th at Lineoln. ! Neb., it has bec-n announced by won second with 12v2 points. Last year Oklahoma scored 23 points to take third place, but de pleted finances and lack of a pool i to prac tice in prevented them j from entering a team this vear. W, A. A, ELECT OFFICERS Alice Geddes Is President; Jean Brownlee Will Be Vice-President. Alice Geddes was named presi dent of W. A. A. for next year at a mass meeting of intramural rep resentatives, sports board, club heads and W. A. A. council Mon day noon in the club room. Jean Brownlee. Delta Gamma, will as sist her as vice president. Halene Haxthausen, Alpha Chi Omega, and Maxine I'ackwood. Kappa De-lta. were elected secretary and treasurer respectively. The remaining members of the council for next year will be se lected by the newly elected officers and members of this year's execu tive council. They will le installed at a mass meeting of university women near the first or middle of April. Back to Barter Trade Slips. Adv. Week. Long's 1 o Line 2 Lines 1 I'OU.'.ij - Kxpriinni al Studies in Psychology" by eiuilford. Pleane call N'-bra-skan fffic. IOST Beta Gamma Sitrma key. Mclvin Adams. Phone E2711. Call Typing Wanted TYPJN -wanted by exr-riencid tyrdst. Call H3C74. Papers delivered on cain injH. For Sale FOR SALK Euy your J n,i.,r-Scrji,,r J'rom tickets from Jiirg Hjlyoke or Bernard Jennings. Barnett's Studio THREE 4 by S idiototrajdnj f..r .V)c. P.ariictl 's Studio, 1211 N s'te-'. 1-hone L7517. SOONERS PLAN STIFF BASEBALLSCHEDULE Oklahoma Team to Practice Rigid Economy for This Season. NORMAN. By practicing rigid economy in the matter of equip ment and traveling expenses. Uni versity of Oklahoma baseball team this soring will play its strongest intercollegiate schedule of the past live years, aespue uie iu sport is Doing aoanuoi.eu ng uc left by other schools of the nation Coach Lawrence "Jap" Haskell landed an tttractive four-day road trip with the University of Texas 1 f4 ft .K-X 1 All.tVI iMI Vol. ana i exas a. huu ji. 6c u unteering to house and feed his players in Austin and College Sta tion dormitories. "Uncle Billy" Disch's Texas Longhorns have won the Southwest conference cham pionship 15 of the past 16 years, i while Texas Aggies are the only team ever to dethrone them during I 1 that period. - .. W e're going to have a lull schedule this year if we have to ' vuli:.uu.s .cncuii cm, mark in this event is 7 kell has dec areel OkUh o ma , to tur. lt Ugamed Trl day. that is, if the Husker hurdler : ' ' , nr.ni9tivi.tnicets with no accidents which are li we uiuu t j"'.t t" -..--. -schedule. We'll book all the games we can on a home and home basis, ea h team paying its own expenses and keeping its own gate receipts. And we're going to wear our live-year old uniforms again this spring." Besides the two Texas schools Athletic Director Ben G. Owen has booked four home games with Mis souri's "Big Six" champions, and Kansas State, and negotiations are i,.n,?inT for Iwn L'ames. with Kansas" State at Manhattan. P.e- maindor of the schedule probably ,,.,n l., rtut u ith nLrlahr.m.i v"V ill t r i 1 1 1 V A uiii. ' , Aggies, Central, Southwestern, Oklahoma City university and per haps Chiloeco. iMES MAT MEM TAKE ( OM EREM E MEET ansas State Finishes in Sevoml Place Uith Sooners Third. i The results of the Big Six con ference wrestling meet at Iowa State last Saturday afternoon ran i true to the dope as the Ames mat ! men ran off with the team cham i pion.ship with forty-eight points. ' Kansas State was a distant second with eighteen for its total. The champs, besides copping the i team title ran off with six individ ual championships, Kansas and Kansas State leing the only other teams to have winners, each of these groups having one champ. Nebraska won one second and one third as its share of the spoils, Adam Green getting a second in the 135 pound class and Meredith placing third in the 175 pound di vision. HOW 1IIKY HMHHMI. Iowa Stat Kjtfintt !M-&t4 oti lahoma 4K kanwi univrraily . IK -hnka 15. MtitfFi Final results: 118 pounds: Griffith KSi won decision from GiLmon (Is. 2f iiunrtu: cioldrn (ISi threw IK i with hook scihiKini and arui luck Time 7:41. 130 pounds: Rosnherg (IS, won from Jackson OJl ly default. Mb pounds: RukIci (ISi. won dcuion from Kisney (Ol. .'5 pound: Frevert (ISl threw P.olerti 'KSi with bar arm lock Time 4:4j. Mitt jMundfi: Martin (IS) woo d-ymion from Konnan (Ol. 17i iKiunds: Hnu (ISi threw Boj.arth KS I with head tsnor and arm lock.. Time 6.0&. Heavyweight: MehriDger (Kt won deci sion from Uaahara (Ol. Oomolattoa ttnand. 118 pundH: iihm (ISi awond , fkltaff 0 third. 12i pounds: Bartela (Ml aecond; Eagle K i third 13D pounds; Green (N second; Jackson lOi third. 145 pounds: Sisney (O) second ; Wlndie ( K third. I'j'j pounds Roberts (KH second; Cud tcr (Ol third. 165 pounds: Korman (Ol second; Miller (KS third. 175 pounds: Buz' to (KSi second, Urn dith (N) third Heavyweight: liauser (K8) second; Bahara (u third Alpha Tau Omega My itis Volley Hall Tournament Alpha Tau Omega won the inter fraternity volley ball tournament yesterday afternoon by defeating Beta Theta Pi, 5 to 15, 15-10, and 15-5. Having previously won from Phi Sigma Kappas in the fcemifin; ) round. 15-13. 15-7, the A. T. O'w won the right to meet the Betas in the final round. The Betas defeat ed Delta Sigma Phi in the semi finals. A Northwestern professor ad vises young men to marry a girl if she can run the 100 yard dash in 13 seconds. CONFERENCE CATCHES BY BURT MARVIN. Coach Schulte doesn't plan to make application for the accept ance of Heye Lambertus' records in the 60 yard dash and the, 60 yard low nurdles which were set nn Saturday in the indoor meet with the Kansas Aggies. His time of 6.1 seconds in the dash is one tenth of a second better than the world's indoor record in that event, and in running the low hurdles in 6.4 he bettered the old world's mark of 6.6. However, Schulte plans to have official watches on the Husker junioi in the Big Six meet next Saturday afternoon at Missouri, where he is expected to help dispose of a few old records. The listed world's record in the 60 yard dash event stands at 6.2, but as a matter of fact Meier of Iowa State ran it in 6.1 in the in door conference meet two years ago. So Lambntus is one of two men to ever do that time. But in the low hurdles over the same c r--t Mi nil man has; ever rviualed 1 1 ; so easily met with in these races. In fact Heye took a spill in the 60 yard high hurdle, event in the Kan sas State meet, and consequently lost out. If there ever was ever a beautiful race it is the low hurdle sprint w hen it is run with the class exhibited by Lambertus. When one looks over the heads of the crowd watching the event being run off he can see the almost per fect execution of form carried out by this speedster, for he takes the j barriers in stride with virtually no ; raise in the level of his head. I ' Down Oklahoma way they're fooling optimistic about the chances of a sophomore, Whitley Cox, in the 60 yard dash event. He tied what is often stated to be the world's record by sprinting over the route in 6.2. Thus we Nebras kans can see that Lambertus prob ably will be plenty hard pressed in the event, and that a new record probably will follow. It is said that he is the first great dash man developed at the Sooner school in twenty years. a In just a little more than a week and a half the Nebraska coliseum is to be the scene of the Nebraska state high school basketball tour nament hold annually here. Two years ago was the only time when a different site was pjeked, and it was then held at Hastings. Fans know that from among the high school stars who appear in the togs of the various preparatory schools in the meet the Nebraska five is later composed. Anyway it's a great carnival and some thing to look forward to, espe cially since the Lincoln schools are back in the tourney this spring. Last week the tennis courts around the city were again in con dition, but just as soon as one gets ready to play a little it snows. The moisture also put a crimp in Coach Bible's plans to get the football practice started on the Memorial stadium sod Monday afternoon. a The wrestlers had a rather poor season this winter but prospects for next season appear much brighter than they did preceding this season. Just about all the men are due to be back next cam paign. The main trouble with Ne braska wrestling is that there is virtually no interest manifest in the sport in this school, while most of the other institutions in the neighboring states stress the mat game. Iowa State grapplers CO ED'S INGENUE" EVENING SHOES FOR THAT JUNIOR - SENIOR Six 3 tn V. A A A A v, C. can always be banked on to brin? a number of national champion, ships to the Ames school, and ths Kansas Aggies often chalk m ; dividual titles. 1 HOKUF WINS POSITION MN fill-Rlfi m TCnUi in i ill i ijiii ii n ii mil 4 Bl r l l a a a a a s as I " - ' " " 1 ' lilt I Cornhusker Guard Is Only Nebraskan Named by United Press. Steve Hokuf, veteran NVLraska guard, was chosen for a Msiuon on the United Press a!l-Hiir Siv basketball team for the i-t s,.a. son. He was the only Nohra.kan placed on either the fir.xt or second fives. Oklahoma was the only t-vm to receive two places on f.c first team. Bud Browning an i Andy Beck representing this w i! ha, anced quintet at guard a:, l for. ward respectively. Brownie was the only sophomore to i ivo a post on the first five. John- n of Kansas was shifted to :.rward from his regular center pu.-..iun in favor of Norman Wagner . f Mis souri. Wagner always mrir.acd to control the tip against Johns. .n. Hokuf was especially lauded for his "uncanny knowledge of uhn to follow his forwards do.v;; the court to scoring territory." He was also cited for his scoring ability, and leadership of the teaiv. The I nitcd rrm All-Hii; Six T.'.nn. First Team Johnson. Kxs. (C ..f... Har- . .f. . .1 . . .c. . B B Kir M.. K . K.v-k. Ok; Warner, M" e... Werner Brow ri:ne. Okl. Hokuf, Neb. . CUB GIVES COM ART AT ST. P.U L CHI H( ll trinand Hunter I'rcst titcd (.roup of Readings Part of Program. as Tho universitv elee 1 di rected bv Parvin Witto. j schtod a concert at the St. Paul Mv:hodi.t church Sunday evening. A group of readings was given by Arm and Hunter. Among the numbers that were sung bv the glee cl ib are "Serenade" from "The Stud-.-nt Prince" and "Bells at Fv r.lide." taken from Rachmani dt "s "Pre lude in C sharp minor." Franklm Philleo was accompanist arid Mor ris Poaster. Alfred Reidei. IV. spell r.ilman. and Ernest Gorr -Lusts. 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