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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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in Exhibition Game Today
Cornhusker Swimmers to
Entertain Tanksterettes
Jack Minor and his swimming
team will furnish entertainment
at the meeting of Tanksterettes,
girls swimming society, to bo held
at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
They will give a demonstration of
strokes and practice. There Is to
be no meeting of Tanksterettes
Thursday night, as formerly
stated.
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24 FRATERNITIES FILE
Finals m Among Preliminary
Round Winners Slated
For Saturday.
Twenty-four fraternities filed
for the Interfraternlty Rifle
Shoot which began last night at
the rifle range in the basement of
Andrews hall. Two preliminary
rounds are to be fired, -the next
will be from 7 to 9 o'clock Thurs
day. Dec. 5. Finals between the
for the Military Ball
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You 11 want
to look
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four winners from each prellmln
ary round will be held on Satur
day, Dec. 7, from 1 to 4 o'clock.
Six men will fire for each fra
ternlty in the preliminaries, but
only the score of the high four
men will count for the team score
The final score will be based on
the total of the preliminary and
zinai rounas.
Preliminary firing schedule :
Dec. 4: Acacia, Alpha Gamma
Rho, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau
Omega, Beta Sigma Psi, Beta
Theta Pi, Chi Phi, Delta Sigma
Lambda, Delta Tau Delta, Delta.
TTnsllon, Farm House, Kappa Slg
ma and Lambda Chi Alpha.
Dec. 6, 7 until Q o'clock: Phi
Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta,
Phi Kappa Psi, PI Kappa Alpha,
Sigma Alpha Epsllon, Sigma Al
pha Mu, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu,
Sigma Phi Epsllon, Theta Chi, and
Theta XI.
The University of Wisconsin and
Brown are two of the few Ameri
can colleges which maintain handi
craft workshops for their students.
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LUNCHES 15? to 5$
Special Tablea for Profeiior
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IN FIRST BATTLE
Public Invited to Opening
Maneuvers; Slated
For 5 p. m.
CLOSE PRELIM TRAINING
Whitaker, Parsons, Leacox,
Ebaugh, Wahlquist on
'A' Lineup.
After a week spent in pre
liminary ground maneuvers,
Harold Browne's llusker.bas
keteers will take to the air
Wednesday evening in their
first exhibition before Nebraska
fans. The 1935-S6 cage prospects
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That Her Corsage
( Is Correct
will go on revue for the first time
in a regulation game between
members of the squad at 5 p. m.
The "A" lineup will open with
Henry Whitaker, St. Joseph, Mo.,
and Bob Leacox, Shenandoah, la.,
forwards; Floyd Ebaugh, Superior,
center: George wahlquist, Has
tings, and Bob Parsons, Lincoln,
guards.
The initial "B" unit lists
Howard Baker, Grand Island,
and George Scott, Lincoln, for
wards; Lawrence Nelson, Curtis,
center; Elmer Dohrman, Staple
hurst, and Cliff Scott, Lincoln,
guards.
Reserves on the "A" string are
Leland Hale, Lincoln; Bob Belka,
Crete; and Harvey Wldman, Mead;
and on the "B", Merrill Morris,
Lincoln; Lloyd Wampler, Lincoln;
and Earl Daft, Waverly.
After extensive goal shooting
and fast break maneuvers mingled
with assignments in under-the-
basket offense all thru Thanks
giving vacatl Coach Browne's
pupils are to push the ac
celerator d i the floorboard.
The scr b-; will be open to
the public.
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Interchih Council, A.W.S.
Sponsor Meeting
Sunday.
The annual barb open house,
sponsored for the first time this
year by the Barb Interclub coun
cil and the Barb A. W. S. board,
will be held Dec. 8 at Ellen Smith
hall from 3 until 5 o'clock. The af
fair has formerly been sponsored
by the Y. W. C. A.
Invitations will be sent to all
faculty rften, It was announced
Tuesday by Bill Newcomer, presi
dent of the Barb Interclub council,
and handbills will be distributed
to all rooming houses Wednesday
and Thursday.
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Azxi Ratem Sy$tem
Gives Husker 11th
Among U. S. Elevens
Whether Nebraska goes to the
Sugar Bowl or whether she
doesn't the Huskers are still very
far removed from the cellar of
the American football atructure.
An Airl Ratem recording com
ing out of Chicago Tuesday placed
the Cornhuskera eleventh among
the teams of the nation. The quo
tations, based on the respective
records of the teams thru Nov. 30,
are aa follows: Minnesota, 170;
S. M. V., 165; Princeton, 160; Ohio
State, 159; Louisiana State, 157;
Notre Dame, 152; California, 151;
Texas Christian, 149; Pittsburgh,
147; Stanford, 144; Nebraska, 143;
Auburn, 142.
With the same report came the
aelection of two Nebraska athletes
on Lawrence Perry's All-American
and second team. The nation-wide
sports critic placed Lloyd Card
well, high point man in the Big
Six this season, at right half, and
Bernle Scherer, All Big Six selec
tion for two years, at left end on
his second atring.
BAILER ADDRESSES
EDUCATION MEETING
Phi Delta Kappa Conclave
Hears Instructor
Tuesday.
"Christmas and Education" was
the subject of Dr. Warren Bailer,
Instructor In history and prin
ciples of education, who addressed
the members of Phi Delta Kappa,
educational fraternity, at Its meet
ing Tuesday evening at the Grand
hotel. O. H. Bimson ana j. ju.
Loder were chosen as delegates to
represent the fraternity at the na
tional council meeting to be held
Dec. 27-30 In St Louis.
L. B. SMITH WINS FIRST
IN PAINTING CONTEST
Linus Burr Smith, chairman of
the architecture department, re
ceived first place for hia water
color, "Caatles In Spain," In a con
test of five middlewestern states
held at the Joslyn Memorial In
Omaha. Mr. Smith submitted a
view of the northwest part of
Lincoln, which resembles Segovia,
Spain.
PHI PSI GET POSSESSION
Acacia Loses by 1 -0 Score on
Carpenter's Goal in
Final Minutes.
Phi Kappa Psi took possess'o:i
of the soccer championship by de
feating the Acacia team 1-0 in
the finals of the meet Tuesday
afternoon. Carpenter kicked tha
goal that won the game in the ln.st
minutes of the fourth quarter.
Beta Theta PI and Sigma Chi will
do battle today at 4 p. m. for the
consolation honors.
The failure of the lights in the
coliseum combined with the drop
ping out of competition by Tau
Kappa Epsllon to prohibit the
playing of the first two scheduled
games In the Intramural water
polo competition. Theta Chi also
dropped out, which will automatic
ally put Delta Tau Delta and
Kappa Sigma in the second round
of the elimination tournament.
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