SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1936
EIGHT
Curtain Rises on Grecian Wars Monday
THE DAILY NKRKASKAN
TOUCH
OOTBALL
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10 START GREEK
SPORTS
MONDAY
Five Leagues Compete in
Round-Robin Schedule;
Rules Sent Out.
Schedule and rules for the com
in touch football season have
been mailed to Creek athletic man
agers. As the season opens Mon
day, Sept. 28. with six panics
scheduled for that date, players
are urged to contact their athletic
directors r.nd make themselves fa
miliar with the rules as soon as
possible.
Five leagues of five teams each
have been organized with games
to proceed as a round-robin within
each leae-ue. At the close of the
season, the winners of each league
will meet in tne nnais 10 ooiermmu
the grand champion. The title is
worth 150 points toward the intra
mural championship.
Play on "Russian Flats."
"Russian Flats," located north
of the Tenth street viaduct, will,
as usual, be the site of the games.
Goal posts have been erected and
will be used in the try for extra
point.
"Be sure that your men have all
had their physical examinations,'
warned Harold Petz. head of the
Intramural department. "T h i s
must be taken care of in order
for them to be eligible for Mon
day's games."
The leagues and the schedule:
l.ruirup 1.
1. Till Ii-Ha Tlwtn.
t. Nlciim AHihx Mil.
8. Pi Happa Alpha.
4. hi I'lii.
6. Hlgum No.
lraKllS.
. Thets XI.
Z. IIHIn I pflilun.
V. l-anitxla III Alpha,
4. I'hi Hnpitt TNI.
ft. I'hl Memn Knppa.
I Jnizlr 3.
1. Phi l.ninnia 1'Hta.
2. Alpha iannna Kim.
3. 4ru-a.
4. Slirma Alpha Kptlnn.
ft. Alicia Sigma Phi.
I H riif 4.
1. Thcla '!ii.
2. Alplia T:i Om-ita.
5. Sliniin 'hl.
4. Itota Thcla PI.
ft. Kappa HIi.ttih.
Jiiito n.
1. 7ta Bi-la Tau.
2. Kola Slcnia INI.
3. Siema Phi Kluilnn.
4. Tartu lloiiw.
ft. Ilrlla Tmi IK-ltii.
li-ntiic 1.
Pi Kapfia Alphit vs. Chi
time 4 :0'l, firld 1.
I'hi Delta TIicIk vs. Sicma
B'.-pt. 2H, time iJHI, f i-lrt 2.
i'hi Phi vs. Sii-'mn Nu, Srpt
6 no. ;i.'l I 1
Sima Alpha Mil vs. Pi Kaw-H
6"l'l .'ill. time 4.0(i. field 2
I'lii Helta ThetH vs Sifma Nu. O. t C,
title 4 0H. deld 1.
fhl Phi vs Siirma Al;-ha Mu. Oct. 5.
tun- 5:00, field 1.
Pi Knppa Alpha vs. Sicma Nu. O'.t. S.
time S:(i field 1.
I'ln Helta Thela vs. Chi Phi. Oct. R, time
:'!. field 1.
Slum Alpha Mu v. 8lKn Nu, Oct. 14,
lime 5:00. field 1.
Phi Delia Theta vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Oct. 14, time 4:00, field 1.
lrairijt 2.
Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Phi KRPPa Psl,
Sept. 2H, time 4:00, field 3.
Theta XI va? Delia llpsilon, Sept. 28,
time 5:00, field 1.
Phi Kappa Psl vs. Phi SlKma Kappa,
Sept. 30, time 4:00, field 1.
Delia Vpsilon vs. Ijimhda Chi Alpha,
Sept. 30, time 5:00, field 3.
Theta XI vs. Phi Sigma Kappa, Oct. 5,
time 4:00. field 2.
Delta Wpsilon vs. Phi Kappa Psl, Oct. 5,
time 5:00, field 2.
Iimbda ("hi Alpha vs. Phi Slcma Kappa.
Oft. 8, time 4 :00. field 2.
Theta XI vs. Phi Kappa Psl, Oct. 8. time
5:00. field 2.
Phi SlKma Kappa vs. Delta Upsilon, Oot.
14, time 1 :00, field 2.
Thela XI vs Ijimlxla Chi Alpha, Oet. 14,
time 5:00, field 2.
laRUe S.
Acacia vs. SiKma Alpha F.psllon. Sept.
is, time 5:00, Held 2.
Phi c.amma Delta vs. Alpha Clamma
Kho, Sept. 28, time 5:0(1, field 3.
SiKma Phi Kpsilon vs. Alpha Sipma Phi.
Sept. 30. lime 4:00. field 2.
Alpha Clamma Kho vs. Acacia. Sept. 30.
time 5:00, field 3.
I'hi tiamma Delta vs. Alpha SiK"ia Phi,
Oct 5, time 4 :00, field 3.
sicmn Alpha Kpsilnn vs. Alpha Oanima
Hhn, Oct. 5. time 5:00. field 3.
Acacia vs. Alpha SlKma Phi, Oct. 8.
time 5:00. field 3.
I'hi Cnmma lVlta vs. SiKma Alpha Y.p
sllon, Oct. 8, time 4:00, field 3.
Alpha tlamma Kho vs. Alpha SiKma Phi.
Oct. tl, time 5:00. field 3.
Phi Camma Delta vs. Acacia, Oct. 14,
time 4:00. field 3.
l-airue 4.
SiKma Chi vs. Beta Thcla PI, Sept. 29,
t im 4 ;00, ield 1.
Theta "hi vs. Alpha Tau Omega. Sept.
29. time 4 00, Held 2.
B.'la Thela Pi vs. Kappa SiKma, Oct. 2.
time 4 :00. field 1.
I Alphi Tai Omeua vs. Sipma Chi. Oct. 2.
; time 4 :0(l. field 2.
Theta t hi vs. Kappa SiKma, Oct. b.
time 5:00, field 1.
Alpha Tau Omeca vs. Beta Theta Pi.
Oct. 6, time 4:00, field 1.
SiKma Chi vs. Kappa SiKma, Oct, 9.
time 4:00. field 1.
Theta Chi vs. Beta
time 5:00, field 1
Alpha Tau Oni-Ka vs.
15. time 5:00. field 1.
i Theta Chi vs. SiKma
I 4 :(). field 1
l.eainie 5.
Sipma Phi KpMloti vs. farm House. 3-pt
' 29. time 5:00, field 1.
Zeta Beta Tail vs. Beta SiKma Psi. Sept.
, 29. time 5:00. field 2.
K.irm House vs. Delta Tau Delia. Oct. 2.
time 5:00 field 1.
B-Ha SiKma Psi vs. SiKma Phi Kpsilon.
Oct. 2. time 5:0o. field 2.
Zcta Beta Tail vs. Delta Tau Delia, Oct.
6. time 4 :00, field 2.
Beta SiKina Psi vs. Farm House. Oct. 6.
time 5:00, field 2.
Sipma Phi Kpsilnn vs. Delta Tau Delta,
Oct. , time 4:00. field 2.
.eta Beta Tail vs. Karm House, Oct. 9.
time 5:00. field 2.
Beta SiKma Psi vs. Delta Tau Delta.
Oct. 15. time 5:0o. field 2.
Zeta Beta Tail vs. SiKma Phi Kpsilon,
Oct. 15, time 4:00. field 2.
10 HEAD SERIES OF
Wayne Williams Speaks on
Great Commoner at
Convocation.
Wayne C. Williams, the man
who critics say has written the
best and latest biography of Wil
liam Jennings Bryan, will speak
at the university's first convoca
tion Tuesday morning at 11 in the
Temple. Williams is assistant attorney-general
of the United
States, a nationally known lawyer
and an author of note. His ad
dress here on the Great Commoner
will be open to the public.
Dr. Harold W. Stoke, associate
professor of political science.
chairman of the convocation com
mittee, says an attempt will be
made this year to bring a series
of interesting speakers and artists
to the campus, many of them of
international fame.
"The committee is planning to
include not only discussions of
public affairs, but addresses on
art and literature," says Chair
man Stoke. "We hope to schedule
a convocation once each month."
Assistant Attorney-General Wil
liams is expected to arrive here
sometime Sunday evening, and
will be the guest of Tom Allen
for several days. The speaker has
been attorney general of Colorado
and a lecturer on legal and busi
ness problems at the University
of Denver. Since 1933 he has been
a special assistant in the depart
ment of justice at Washintgon.
New members of the convoca
tion committee this year are Prof.
StnU-n rrmirm.tn: Miss Florence
McGahey, registrar; and Profes
sors Karl Arndt of the business
Administration collerc: K. O.
Rrnarlv. teachers colleee: Howard
Kirkpat rick, school of music and
Harry Kurz of the Komance lan
guages department.
Oliver Collins, who instructed in
mathematics and astronomy here
and Is now on leave of absence to
carry on research at the Yerkes
observatory, presented a paper at
the tercentenary program of Har
vard university. The paper dealt
with one phase of the subject on
which he is working for his Th. P.
degree. Mr. Collins will continue
his research at Yerkes for another
year.
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Theta Pi, Oct. 9.
Kappa Siyma. Oct.
Chi, Oct 15. time
Till, Sep 2.
Alpha Mu,
3ft, time
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Dr. Earl Bell, assistant profes
sor of anthropology, will speak on
his Lynch expedition before mem
bers of the York Woman's club
October 12.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Clem
ents of the Carnegie Institute at
Washington visited the botany de
partment several days enroute to
the east. Both received their Ph. D.
degrees from Nebraska. Dr. Clem
enLs was at one time on the bot
any staff here.
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