gniV. MAY 20, 1934,
THE DAILY NKBRASKAN
TO GRADUATES HERE
(Continued From Pa rl.
. r.itv with Cum Laude hon
SdywM recenUy elected to
T' nHer of the Coif, honorary
the itv He plans to do re
law I In'vroUny durlnf the
gearch In P'Of" rniumbla.
,Ce Unlverany of Praue i- we-
T? i the oldest university in
cgrnlred as the oiae
ofWourt'eenth century.
-S nr.nts five fellowships each
aDWtte United State. Colum-
ing schools of the ;.v"
fellowships to law students over
the United States.
HUSKER TRACKMEN
WIN SECOND PLACE
(Continue From 1.)
jt left his hand. The f ormer record
"as 197 feet 9 Inches, held by
Thornhill. of Kansas.
Lambertus Shows Speed.
- . i ... n-viizzine over
thv Limuci bus) " -
th"low hurdles as if they werent
tblre turned in the best time of
the day 243 seconds around the
S! Laifctrtui left Knappen
herer Kansas State star, sjasping
twenty yards in the rear, with a
,rurt of speed at the start seen un
equaled on the Husker oval In re
cent years. Driving forward to the
tape, in order to get the best Ume
possible, he fell forward and was
caught by bystanders as he
crossed the line. If on a 220 yard
straightway, his Ume would un
doubtedly have approached a
world's record.
Lambertus's record was the only
first place won by Nebraska all
afternoon. As predicted previous
to the meet, the Huskers relied on
seconds and thirds for their points.
Kansas took ten first places out
of the sixteen events on the pro
gram, and Oklahoma won three.
Nebraska outscored each of their
opponents in the list of minor
rP? STARTING lr
MQlUr MONDAY - X
i 1 w--,Jp 1 JANET GAYNOR
3 CLARKGABLE CHARLES FARRELL
f,V"f Diana WYNYARD "MEN IN WHITE" in "CHANGE OF HEART"
L VlvV ,-;v, CLIVE BROOK LINCOLN ?TUART
V I (,- Whera Sinners Meet S1UAK1
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tryoutside of sideshow freaks.
Elwyn does a right nice Job of
pushing that big iron ball around
the greensward.
Frank Meier exercised his im
pish grin on the small boys Sat
urday, herding them into the
stands when they kept crowding
out onto the track. Oh, to be a
hero!
I wonder whether those girls
really enjoyed the meet or were
Just "taking advantage of an op
portunity to show off some white
ensembles. Nothing like a nice en
sembled, tho, at that.
Anybody want to canter a mile
or two with me and Cunningham
this afternoon?
50 ARE INITIATED AS
ACTIVES INTO SIGMA XI
(Continued from Page 1.)
Brubaker, physics; Alvin Fried
man, biochemistry; Evan L. Flory,
botany; Roy B. Hackman, psychol
ogy; Walter Hansen, geography;
W illiam R. Johnson, construcUon
and survey; G. David Koch, geo-
THREE.
gTaphy; Walter M. Kollmorgen.
geography; John D. LeMar pathol- :
ogy; Marlon Luhman, eoology;
Louis H. Lukert, geology; J amen ;
W. Martin, pathology; Lloyd C. '
Mills, geology; John L. Morrison, .
botany; William C Noll, botany: .
Elva L. Norris, botany; Vers E.;;
Rigdon, geography; George W. .
Schlesselman, geography; Bert- ;
Jamtn F. Sklles, chemistry; Laur ence
A. Stoddart, botany; Jacob !;
Urich, roolog'; Anton J. Vessei,
agricultural chemistry; and Violet :
M. Wilder, chemistry. , j
Associate seniors initiated are:
Rov Blaser, agronomy and bow :
any; Edgar Chard, pharmacognsy , '
and pharmacy; Maxwell Haider-;"
son, physics and electrical engi- i
neering; Paul Harvey, agronomy ,
and botany; Roscoe Earle Hill, en
tomology and agronomy; Holger
Johnson, geology and chemistry;,.
Frank McGrew, chemistry and"
physics; Gerlad Mott, agronomy
and botany; ' Arthur Peterson.?,
agronomy and botany; Emil Pro--
chaika, mechanical engineering'
and mathemaUcs; and Varner...
Schomaker, chemistry XBAthe
matics. t
places, placing men in fifUen of
the sUteen events, a record which
has never been surpassed In the
conference for team scoring.
Coach Schulte was very well
pleased with his men. having se
lected Kansas for first before the
meet, and Nebraska for second.
A slight southerly wind aided
the sprinters and hurdlers, but
hindered the distance men in their
attempts on records. Any made in
the lesser runs would not have
counted as marks.
Summaries:
HO vrd hlfh hurdl Won by Knjp-
thini. fchmuti K8: fourth, Harm K).
no fifth. Wtlktr ds). being diiQuallflcd.
Wlnnr i tlm 14 .
100 yrd dMh Won by Hll fK): iec
ond. Jacobin (X); third. Ljmbmu. IN) I
fourth. Hatfield (M; fifth. Cox (O)
Wlnntr'i time S T.
Cm milt run Won by Cunningham K).
atcond, Uchlnr (0): third. Laoo
fourth, Funic (N); fifth. Bora) (K). WW.
ner's time i:S.S.
440 yard run Won by Ward JO):
ad, Cooper M; third. Stott (); fourth.
Coner 0); fifth. Englaad (M). WUnn
i-iO yard low hurdlea Won by tambjr
tut (N): aecond, Knappenberger, iKS);
third, bohrman (S); fourth. Simmi (0);
fifth, Harrla K. Wlnner'a tle J3.4.
$80 yard run Won by Cunningham IK .
aacond. OulM (ISi; third, Hardy M):
fourth. Miller (KS: fifth, Hoitetler (hS).
Wlnner'a time 1:M.
One telle relay Won by Kaneai (Schroj
der. McKnown. Graves. Halli;
Oklahoma: third, Nebraska; fourth,
Kama Siata: no fifth. loa SUla acratch
Ing. Wlnnera time 3:2S..
Vwe mile run Won by Cunningham (Ki,
aeeond, loehlner OK third, lndon (K8;
fourth. Story (K; fifth, Beailey (Ml
Wlnner'i time 10:02.1.
80 yard relay Won by Iowa State
(Melien, Scott. Wesellng, fcheeti) :
MlaaouH; third. Oklahoma; J
braaka: rlfth, Kanaaa State. Winner a
"poU1! Tie for firat between Gray
(XKCoff-an K). Wbfe (K).
(1S: fifth-tie between Dean (N): aad
Nlehola N). Wlnnera height 13 ft. S.
Shit aut-Won by Deea (K)i eeood.
Olllea (O): third. Rut N)i 'urth'. Br!r
lis,; fifth, Milkle (O). Wrnner'a Jn-tance-M
Tft. l'i Inch.. (New confer
ence rieord. Old mord by Hugh Rhea, of
Kebraeka. In 1M,
bScua throw-Wan by OlUea (O); c
ead. Skewea IK): third. Bauer (N):
fourth, Rt N); fifth. Lothiaer tM). Win
..r ilkrow HS ft. 1".
Broad )uaa Wan by Mali (K); aecond.
Pitta K): third. Ward (0: fourth. Ooff-
man (Ki; fifth. Cookhurn lN. Winners
Jump 23 feet 11 W in.
Javelin throw Wen hv Har-ln-ton (M:
econ.1. Chambers (N: third. Kipper list;
fourth. Dean cNi; fifth. Rce.e 1X1. W in
ner e throw 208 feet 11 mrhes. iNew
conference record Old recorj l.y Murks
of Oklahoma, in 1932. 1HT feet ' Inches
High Jump Tie for lint between short
(Mi; and Barham 0: third. Mciiuire
KI; fourth, Schmuti (KS; tie for 1 fli
between lommi (Si. Tuer M. and Hiu'l r
man KS). Winner s heipht 6 feet 3 inches.
TRACK TALK
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letes get together for a little
friendly Joust.
Yeah, and 1 found a splinter on
the seat where I spent most of the
afternoon.
My vote goes to the blonde in
the dark blue dress, squired so !
efficiently by some verile your..?i
husky, who sat behind me Friday j
afternoon. ; f
Jumper the vest-pocket size one.
He ju.t took off and landed when
he jumped. He spraddled thru the
air, and never seemed to be right
sure of where or how he was go
ing to land.
Speaking of land-office business,
the dime store has been doing
right well of late Judging from
the dark glasses in evidence Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Dees" little boy, Elwyn,
looks to me to be the only seri
ous rival Camera has in this coun-
A
Our new Rent-a-Car rate let yon
drive nearly twice as ninrh for the
snme money. New ran are being
added to our line. Thank for the
business yon have given ns this year.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY
1120 "P". Alwaya Open.
I liked the little Missouri broad j
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