Sflnmidks
Ils Jock
Vs. Harrison.
BY ED STEEVES.
Concerning this newest bit of
mentor mania at Pittsburgh, we
have our own theory. We believe
that when the showdown is called
it will develop into a show up
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! WKnXRSlUY.FEBHUAKY 24. 1937. THE DAILY ISEBKASKAN THKEE
. . Mm i MATAni t rnmn p ri rrn i r rrm ninni i f ihiimim
iiimif i ii i in i i i ii in 1 phi . rn nu ia run ii'iinciiiui. i i i i i i i
MUUlLi nuiuiu NAIIUNAL A.A.U. IUUAI i'" ,,l4u ' j
' AniiifiPiiriillllll
s UKtMtNWIN
Sutherland, the K-STATE CENTER SETS
head coach at ;
the Smokey
City school,
shows his hand
and demands
that Don Harri
son, athletic di
rector do the
same, we have
assurance that
the former has
more, aces up
his sleeves than
the latter.
The feud rac
ing: between the
At OkMhftmt .
A i low State
Oklahoma
At Kansas
Nebraska
At. Missouri
Kanpap
At Nehrfanka
Mmaoiirt
i join SuTmUhkB
From Lincoln Journal. scot and Harri
son seemingly has more origins
than a bee hive ha chambers.
Sutherland supposedly asked for
spending or whoopee money for
his victorious boys. This was de
nied by Harrison and Jock dug
deep and procured the dough.
The cirwm-iv Sent has been in
the mining school for 13 years and lowl sti,e
has the famed record of multi wins Tntm
against only 13 losses. Sutherland
has developed as many All Amer
icans as any coach since Knute
Rockne. His teams have been on
the pinnacle of footballdom every
one of his 13 anni. Every player
who has played under the hard
driving Doctor Sutherland pledges
allegiance to him, especially since
this "showdown business" has
turned up. All over the country
alumni are banding together in a
strike which they cannot take sit
ting down "since they are "stand
ing" for Jock.
Yesterday students showed
signs of demonstration as Suth
erland announced that he would
NEW SCORING RECORD
Frank Groves Passes Old
Conference Mark in
Cyclone Till.
Frank Groves, K-State's center,
io ih new holder of the scorine
record in the Big Six conference.
In the K-Aggie-iowa state game
last Monday, Groves accounted for
19 points to take him past the rec
ord established last season by Ray
Ebling of Kansas who totaled 141.
Groves' record of 154 points is
; as follows:
Op ionnt 'S 'l ' P
M 20 10 1M
points over the 141 of Ray Ebling
last year, uroves aiso nung up
new all season record for this time
of scheduled play. His 631 points
are high for three years of compe
tition. Groves' style of play is incom
parable. The Kaggie center lopes
like a stubborn colt and shoots
like his arms were out of gear,
but he gets where he wants and
what he wants.
Coach D. X. trotted his new
Longhorn grid herd onto the field
yesterday in the first of a spring
workout. For the first day the
turnout was some 70 athletes.
This was a shade better than the
number answering roll on Ne
braska's first day last spring, but
rumor has it that the Little Colonel
didn't fcpot many promising frames
At this point we would like to
nominate a tentative all Big Six
quintet. The thing will be se
lected by me ac a committee of
one, but as I vote 5 times in the
sake of justice, I see only one
unanimous choice.
Here is a rough estimate of
the conference cr?,im and believe
me it was a tough job for our
one cylindered separator: For
wards: Klimek, Iowa State, and
Rogers, Kansas (4 votes); or
Flemming, Iowa State, and
Amen, Nebraska (3 votes).
Center: Groves, Kansas State
(unanimous). Guards: Parsons,
Nebraska, and Martin, Oklahoma
(4 votes per).
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OVER
JAYS WILL
IAN TITLE I
Smilin Sam' Will Display
Shot Put Wares With
Nation's Eest.
Out to exhibit his shot putting !
ability, Sam Francis will leave to-1
night' for the national A. A. U. in- i
door track and field champion-1
tins at .fw YorK. i eD. n. inp
WhliiiUM tKl sK-nr.d : CtU 0'. thirii:
rxvtn iOi. fourth: Ronia toj, una.
rv.nr. 52 f.'t Q 1-4 incr.V
H:sh Jumr: Won by Kahlfr R: fu-nrnrl-.rck
(0' second. H.tht 6 Ut 2 11
inrhM.
Fo; vu:t: Won rv short c: teni
MRi, nnvmd; Rn-haioson R. and .
Kvara if t:"1 'or Ultra. H'tcht ii I'ft.
Shot put: Won n- plift '",. Aahtmtn
F.i. rrond: roj . r,i, third; Kahr
iRi, fourth. riftanre 42 ff't 6 inch
TDI Pfll nD MCCT CORNHUSKER WRESTLERS
ll-UULUI IflLLI ! iFiVFFPR
Brownemen Victory Needed tZrM Mather Captures High
a ia r!..i . i- i a v.. iha kii m fot si I nrliirii ioI HrtrlfirC in
Or Scarlet Sinks to
Draw for Second
me six TAniN;s.
i
ord by heaving the ball 51 feet 5
1-2 inches against Kansas. j
Sam reported yesterday for a j
"feelout" preparatory to his depar-,
Individual Honors in
Tuesday's Contest.
LEAVE FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Nebraska Matmen to Meet
I Six Foes on Eastern
! Tour.
i Eight Cornhusker wrestlers left
la?t evening for Lancaster, l'a..
i,.-,-.-'"'"I ? :m,o ;-sn 3V2 : available for the meet here this Charlev Stout's Orange clan ool- Temple university rnday night at
1 ;.sn 2;u mi 1 c ; w-a.i 1 j -n t rhi adelDhia. t-aturdav r.igiu in
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Your Drug Store
When you need music for your
parties' see us about an Auto
matic Phonograph. Rent very
reasonable.
The Owl Pharmacy
P St. at 14th B-1068
sign the dotted lines of a formal
resignation tomorrow. No word
had been given as to whether
the document will be accepted.
The chancellor's only words
were that he would intervene
should the students become un
ruly. Harrison seems to think his
position is set in concrete and
he calmly tattles on his coach.
This columnist has it that if
Pittsburgh officials do any
spanking that the tattler will be
the culprit turned over the
school's knee. At any rate, the
score stands thusly: Harrison
and Sutherland claim that the
school is not big enough for
both, and both like the school.
Groves, who has kept the hoops
of ihe 'Rio- Six white hot all sea
son, finally came into his long: day afternoon to prepare nis 1 Br, ry ....
earned notoriety Monday night as j charges for the fall campaign. ' V.n.0' Kan
he spilled 19 points through the ( More than 70 athletes were ex-j Ktmy, oma. . ..
1 . ... T. Ct.t. Ttt-o . nftrt frtr H 1 1 1 V SlTirinP" I
marks were shattered. One was a practice will occupy most of next
i new ten game point total of 154 1 month.
Vftn.a c 7 1
Nebraska 2
Oklahoma 3
Kantas
MiMOtirt
Ion a St
(.nmM Thl. Wk.
MntBiiv: Iowa Sta' v. Kanm!. S:n
at Manhattan.
Friday: Oklahoma v. Mmj-ouri at -"
lumbia.
Saturday : Kaojias v. Nebraska at Lin
coln; Oklahoma v Iowa Stair at Amet.
Rfmatnlne r.ame.,
March 3: Nebraska v. Iowa Stale at
Ames.
March .V Kansas vs. Missouri a
lumbia,
R villa lJIt Weik.
Nebraska 4n Kansay State
Oklahoma 28. Iowa .Mnte 2.
Nchraka 01 Missotin 21.
Kansas 39. Ok shorn 19.
Kar.au State 38. Missouri 2S.
Lr-adinr Scorer..
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vrs ture for the east. At this contest. Despite the fact that Jim .Mam- w.c ....-, ... ...i.
,!ct" r,, on, ' Francis will meet several of his ; er, Greek captain, captured firsts , of IranKlin and Marsha Aner
.st.", Jvi ;o! Olympic colleagues. The Husker : in the 60 vard flash, fiu yard low the one night star.d in Lancaster,
.;:,(! ids iii , u... kii o, j .v.. v a til team will pav its respects to
fi. 2.S2 "- (iuii.il. limnn, in , iiiium bum mr ui.mu i. !,.. i,, lij.,. nicM t
mm
t'o-
FOR K-STATE BATTLED
State.
nro-e5. K. s:ate
Klimek. K. State
pa r. r.nc X'eh
i Klcmmlnc. lo a
Martin. Ok'.a S
Ropers, Kan - .
Pralle, Kan 6
I Connelley. Okla K
I A m,n V.h .... S
I Biahnik, la. Slate 7
Dana X. Bible, former head; Brown, yo j
. . . .. j v. ! Sorensen, Neb. .. S
coach at the university, called his Eru(:n. N,h
University of Texas grid artists ; ni. Kan s
into a spring practice session Tnies- "''"":nN"kl"; ;J
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BIBLE OPENS DRILLS
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color contest held vesterdav under ; Huskers will don por.toons as the
the east stadium. Boh Kanier s roa- r'". , ,.
i. rsied runners took second with : bcndeis at Annapolis. Sunoay wi!
fiO pointers and Mather's outfit, fPnt in travelling westward
finished last with M counters. to Kent. O. where the Kent
A 1937 tri-color record for one Stateis will he met. ar.d the fol
and a half laps was established by 1 lowing day March 2. Iowa uni
Jim Irwin. Gieen protege, when he, versity wul test the Huskers
obtaining this mark. Irwin just Iowa university, the last foe on
eked out Beverly Ott. Orange pu- the Husker s c h eri lu 1 e ynt
pil. Another contestant weanr.p , down in defeat Mor.da mgU a;
green colors. Nath3n Kosterott. Ame,
turned in the remarkable time of : the mat. Iowa Mate l.ected
Impressive Victory Over Jays e half trif,s lS:
Dciiinlp UiieL'fPc it .. ; 1 t oo t mppt N'fbraska met the Iowa
7? I Dpei 9 3-4 inches in the broad jump was , Staters here last month and heat
ij League S beSt. f,r from helnp endangered as them to a 14-14 tie.
lS:! XHAT0'S PilE UrTOP SCORE
s Z? JX-SS- IN FREE THROW CONTEST
iii took it rather easy Mond.iy in en a merry chase Oxv Kun-
preparation for the Kansas ,tate,- .MenS: Acacia Wins Runnerup Post
I! iTtl irVZ w t lichti encountered very In Initial Mect on
?? . Jayhawks served as an i.il:hng htt'' dlff t who came npr,5 Tuesday.
1' TlZf Ashman ye.,r A score of Greek team, took
. tms season iroin tne MusKtr a.K- i.-nn th ,,Y-1 wn-
Last week the Big Six shuffling : "' Saturdav-8 f,rpn- , Men- Pole vault for tne Gwn coteri by ' contest held yesterday at the col
was as efficient as it has been all ' tor Warri Hdvie'Vs -..ies did : taping an even dozen feet. Bob jSfum and the A. T. CVs with 72
season. So efficient that the spots not fa" so 'wc . . ," then- dual . Kahler and Bill Pfeiff. captain s of; points pared the entries Acacia
. , ; arniT1-t M,niiri at ( ,1-imhia and the Red and Orange teams, res- rapped their heels with 66 points.
10 ere changed on members of the agarn,t Missouri at c - f . tivrf also gairfd initial ' D.,ta Upsilon. with 62. Sigma Xu.
deck. Nebraska was transformed.""'1. n"mJ:,, ,1 Places in their events. Kahler tak- 6i ad Beta Theta ri. ton, were
to King high!.,",.,,, 'ieh of firt Piaces i mg the high jump at feet 2 1-2 j tne other high scorers in last
next to Acc.p",, ,art ,,; wel imPresed ' inches and Pfeiff walking off win j iphfB charity tossing festivities.
ts.an.sas as f.ne iJr(c, thi mind of the Cninhusk- i "ul ' UL - ,-i i-
dumped Mis- ie, 1 soon be caHed imon 1 Theodore Doyle. ; gat.ons will take a turn pt the
ccri inH the fi- , ' . , I L, : varsitv football tackle and Green ffift shot novelty: Phi Gamma Del-
f j . ... if . men tr,r.lr Imrrt in 1ne SnOt t C(rrr,a in 13 Vn; ; r .
jays iuf.iiit-u n
decisive one
from Oklahoma.
After the
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Smartness
For Spring
combine it with:
Black
Navy
Dark Red
Brown
The cunt of beige stands in high i'avor
. . . wear it with (very different en-mmiiM'-'
' We sucgest this Sportowno
model . . . not iff Ihe essential stvle
det;iil of liolched revers jibiced liigli!
Kxclusivc with Kuige's. Sizes 14. 1(1.
IS 19 75
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,..K-.JI MIC I'lWWl ivinv..vv. .i. 1 4 U & tlse. 7 .-. a-, -1 , I . .
,. - a, j i.. tip n man. took tiuru in 'nvi ,ia. trna a nna r. t. wj.. . i-i.-
jaur,.., ...Kn uiey earnea .j fl hMve of 3S feK 1 inrn. ! ?-pma p Epfijon and Theta
lJ c'J. i-r t-o4-. 1 Oranee traikster. Jack Calnon.jrhi. Each sauad can enter aa
, .... ... ,:, i w...,. ki.. 1,1. trotted two and a half laps for a manv men as it pleases and earn
. five in tVit. recording of 1 4. ..,9t c cl nww
riii'if-mc t- ria rnrnwinr- marit : . . . ' umrfin..L
aliowed teu free
stand a single
chance of shov
ing into the
conference
BOB PARSONS if thev share it
From Lincoln Journal with Ka n S a S.
j-k i i . " , cnvinuai u.ri Dan inrowing mars , . J . , ,i, v v,o ,
cVioV-enn ' l ,anrt m nrrier to do this he nafl 10 tnCC;
...... . " ll- ' J ' ,v .k iririr lni last 100: . UtJ D,. - Ai.
tne u s k e r ! ! in(j a heave of 47 feet 10 inches AccorniiiB 10 "
which was far enough for a first. : a,UB 1,UIiJ "w. . recior 01 muarauini "'"".
. , . firepri entrnnt. i ior.V.i.11 mmnptitinn is Klated to eet
v i ill. ii w iai mi.u.ii i"i " ii.ot. -
Ey use of comparative scores, this . ren entrant.
ond in tne rvecrasna-Kansas auai ott 16
of last week
Sam Francis
X.
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rd da..h: v 'ri t" Mai!ir ,
urnnn: l"rtrt (Oi. ihira; Nr.
i.h, iP, ff.nrih Tune :0fi S.
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leyball competition is slated to get
underwav this coming Monday
sinrier.ts of organic chemistry
Oriffir, nt nnlhv en! If-e who studV Under
- - - : jTiiinvi r.-. prot Lestcr r. w eeKs navt muuj
thiower, set an unofficial iron ball , th; .'h 'RL 'h' XT ; ihat'tra during an exam makes a
take.
From Lincoln Journal with Kansas, thiower, Set an unofficial iron ball third; Peuch R. inunh. Time :06. 1 , j,,
The conference setup is identical ; 1Ijnping record for blp- Pix indoor so yart -'0r
to last year's as the Jays meet ; meets when he sailed the agate 51 I ,.r,i: Khirr ip.t. fourth T.m :fi 3. tt'1'
Xebraska at Lincoln in ihe titular fPPt 5 j.2 inches. Eecause of his1 Tim and a hail !p. won Koir; ,
v....- t 4fc. rs. ld.i win ... . ,. . . it off iRi: Coftze f i . tKOai, Burman
hott a it t ni ivi i . t ir 'M i m k w ij . ' .... ,n 4 .a r,r.n. i & a i ' . ... .
. ciiii v in nit unviKiiui . (G. tnirn. lime z.j"
I the Huskers settle- back into their indoor track and field champion-! on and a half iai: v-.n hy irwin
! tie for second and third with Ok-. ships i:l Xon. york. Keb. 27. the 'Z.'ZI (R'' Ul,rt;
'lahoma: if thev win. it Will be a:rav nf th K-State rneacement. I t- r.d a ha!' ibtif. Won h- rinr,n
Vi.r 4iTna in ihn Irrati tonieht iu. in ; -,,iiK-,.i, .;tt t:iOi: Orut.auiih iR'i, tn-imA; HtiKal iO
I.. - -. -......a.o.. 1.1 tnalrn
)- in shirt ( f the
nemen would snatch r,p hPrp 1f Ho dutv in his pet event.
conference Tn ,iisnr.! nil Mnnm over Sam's
third: Th-ibil IR'. fourth. Tim 1:2S4.
Fn-.ad Jum;': Won h'' Mathr I'D;
.1.. ..... 'failure to he here this Saturday
Lat Year Setj)p. j Coach 'ard Haylett of the Wild
The game will he plaved on local ' fats showed his sportsmanship to
hardwoods Saturday. The invaders'" Xebraska squad by allowing
will be the favored clan iust as ; Krancis record-breaking throw in
they were in last vear's mad . the Kansas embroglio to stand as
fracas. In that game Ray Ebling. his attempts for this coming meet.
ail-American forward, went point , So the shot performers in Satur
silly as he led his mates to a day's battle will have something
42 26 "whirlwin." i rneritorious at which to shoot.
Only one possible way remains i
for the HuRkers to grab the con-, j am im mm
Eeitkotteri
QUALITY MEATS
AT tOW PRICES
Makers erf Fl" SautaflW
mn4 Bartoeua Meat
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FROM
Champion Babies
TO
Champion Athletes
ON
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At the extreme left is a suit that's
destiner for many occasions . . . the
stitched jacket edg-es and circular
pockets give it just the novel distinc
tion you Applaud. Leather belt . . .
brown taffeta scarf. Sires 14 and
IS 1975
Bund street stripe in a tailored en
semble ... the dress, with its own col
lar, is cleverly worn alone. Apara
like material . . . beige with a hair-line
brown stripe that gives the nearer a
perfectly tailored sense of xrll peine.
Sizes 12Vfcto22i 19-75
RUDGE'S Second Fleor.
ference crown with exclusive
'rights.. That is the Husker's win
i ning from Kansas and Iowa State,
I plus the Jays losing to Missouri
i on March 5. The two former "ifs"
'have their probabilities, but the
1 latter i a little far-fetched, since
'the Tigers are in fifth place.
! Earlier on their slate they were
mauled by Dr. Allen's men.
Miou Falli Low. i
Missouri's fall from the upper
conference regions to the fifth spot
wag the severest blow of loop play.
The Bengals lost to both Xebraska
and Kansas State.
In the scoring pillars. Groves of
the Kaggles kept his lead with 135
points. His teammate, Klimek,
trail him with 101. Parsons moved
up to third to be the high scoring
guard of the conference. His total
is 79.
IVERS0N TO ACT
AS DIRECTOR OF
K0SMET REVIEW
(Continued from Page 1.)
it possible to complete tryouts
Wednesday evening.
Composers desiring to enter
songs in the ten dollar prize con
test must submit their composi
tions before 5 p. m. juesaay.
March 30, it was announced. The
i winning norig will be featured in
I the show.
Shellenberg announced the
selection of the following Klub
i member to head committees in
preparation for the show: cb
Mills, scenery; Ted Bradley and
Vance Leininger, music: Sid
Baker, programs; Fiss Martin,
quartet: Don Boehm. contacts: and
George Pipal. publicity.
Th remind of "It Happened
On Night!" Tht rlotcua fun of
"Thaodera Geei Wild!-1
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