1A.E SEVEN
Scarlet Blasts Cyclones 50 to 23
THE DAILY NERRASKAN, 11IESDAY, FERRUARY 193R.
UsLhjwL packcuut
Loyal Nebraskans all remem
ber the fine football team that
represented Nebraska last fall.
Likewise, the basketball team
and the various teams. But how
many of these same sport ad
dicts have ever heard of the
Intramurals? This is apparently
the forgotten sport of the cam
pus. This sport has more partici
pants than any other in the en
tire university. At present bas
ketball Is in the lime ight and
approximately 40 teams are rep
resented by the Frats alone. This
division of the athletic curricular
is frowned upon by many on the
basis that it keeps the student
from his studies. However the
powers that be evidently look at
It from a different angle, for
annually they Invest more than
$1,000 for its continuation, as it
gives every student a chance to
compete in the sport that he
prefers. Only a gifted few are
able to make the grade on a
varsity team, and the remainder
would have but little chance for
organized competition if it were
not for this lower scale of sport.
The R. O. T. C. branch of the
Intramurals also offers the non
affiliated men an excellent
chance to compete. These teams
are divided by their respective
companies, and last fall hun
dreds of men turned out for
touch football. Futher interest
was added by awarding gold
medals to the players in the win
ning company. This department
also offers to the men volley
ball, tennis, water polo, kitten
ball in the spring, and numer
ous other sports.
There are also various ath
letic divisions for the fairer sex.
The swimming pool Is open to
all students who were able to
pass the medical examination.
The university is assessed around
$400 each year, and the students
were required to pay a fee
toward the construction of the
pool, and so they should feel free
to take advantage of it.
Nebraska has one of the best
Intramural departments in the
country and it should receive the
whole-hearted support of the
students, faculty and all of the
other departments to keep it
thus.
MEETS GOLDEN HORDE
Frosh Hold Dual Telegraphic
Meet Thursday With
Gopher Yearlings.
Two meets have been scheduled
for the Nebraska trackmen this
week, one for the varsity and one
for the frosh. The varsity goes to
Minnesota Saturday for a dual
meet with the Gophers. On Thurs
day, the freshmen will hold R dual
telegraph meet with the Minnesota
yearlings.
The varsity exceeded pre-season
expectations last Saturday. The
only Indication of Minnesota's
strength comes from loss to the
Iowa State cindermen last week.
Iowa State lost its only Big Six
meet to Missouri.
Held In connection with the Min
nesota telegraphic will be a frosh
trt-colnr meet, the third of the
year. 7"be three best performances
In each event will be relayed to
Minnesota to lie entered In the tel
egraphic meet.
Three Women Pledged
Ry Mimical Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota, professional
mimic sorority. In Id Its initiation
Sunday afternoon in F.llen Smith
halt. Girls who were initiated were
Hope Rowell, Clara Moore nnd
Frances Spencer. The nrw Initi
ates were Inter treated by the
UICTORY OlfER AMES
PUTS HUSKERS III TIE
WITH
Rrmnirmni Hit Victory Stride Against Iowa State
As Pardons Tallies 17 Points to Annex
Individual Scoring Honors.
irfisl!i's Cornliuskcr lnsl;etlnll team blast od their wnv
back inlo the first division of the
when they soundly trounced the
Ahout .,;)K) lans attended.
The came was too one-sided
was slowed clown by the calling of
frequent fouls on both teams.
Thirty-one fouls were called dur
ing the game. 17 on Nebraska and
14 on Iowa State.
As the game opened Nebraska
shot into the lead when Bob Par
sons, guard, turned on the steam
to cage three field goals in less
than five minutes while the Cy
clones made 1
point on a free
throw. Then
Werner and Ko
vanda dunked a
around the f0Ui!
circle to raise
the Scarlet lead
to 9 points. The
game was just
ten minutes old
when M e n z e
of Iowa State
made the Cy
;lones' first field
goal. Free
BOB PARSONS
tosses by Blah-
Llnroln Journal.
and Bliss
shortly before gave the Cyclones 5
points to the Husker's 12.
The half ended with Nebraska
well out in the lead by a 20 to 11
count.
Iowa State drew up to within 6
points of the Huskers shortly after
the second half opened. It was as
close as she got. With Farsons,
Werner and Kovanda swishing the
net from any
where the Sear
let drew miick
ly away and
ran their score
up twenty-five
points to reach
the fifty mark
while their op
ponents took
advantage of a
couple of gift
throws to raise
their total to
21.
The game
ended with the
Cyclones pop- A.WEfcNER.
ping at tile Llnroln Journnl.
hoop from far out-court without
any success. UlanniK ana ityan
sank two free throws for the visit
ors taking it 50-23.
Bob Parsons, veteran guard,
again led the scoring for the eve
ning with a total of 17 points to
his credit. Bill Kovanda, ball
russling Hnskcr forward, came
next with 12 points. Iowa State s
high scoring guard, Bob Blahmk.
was sewed up all night from the
field managing to get two shots
through the hoop. He took ad
vantage of his four shots and
boosted his total to ten to lead
the Iowa State scoring.
The box score:
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Thomat f 0 0 0 1 U
Putirmann 1 1-1 1 J
Tnllmmi u I 0 0 1 3
Orimm ft 0 0 1 4 0
Klll'itt K 0 0 0 0 0
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li(j Six conference last liitrlit
Iowa .State Cyclone's 50 to 2:?.
thruout to be a fan thriller and
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Adams Blames Inexperience,
Radical Climate Change
For Ill-Luck.
The Husker matmen returned to
Lincoln Saturday after a road trip
in which they entered four dual
meets in four days. The Nebras
ka men won from Denver U and
lost to Kansas State, Colorado U
and Colorado State.
The first meet was held last
Tuesday at Kansas State, in which
a 21 1 i to 4K defeat was hung on
the Huskers. Wednesday the Husk
ers dropped a 24 to 6 decision to
Colorado U, and on Thursday
night lost to Colorado State, de
fending Rocky Mountain confer
ence champ, by a close 15 "4 to
14. 1 2 " margin. Nebraska almost
won this meet. Heavyweight John
son having his man in a pinning
position when the final gong
sounded. A fall would have given
the meet to Nebraska.
On Friday night the Huskers
met and defeated Denver U by a
wide margin of 21 to 9.
FROSH TAKE 21-20 WIN
OVER NUBBINS IN PRELIM
Wilson Accounts for 8
Counters in Slow
Hoop Contest.
Frosh basketcers made It two in
a row over the Nubbins last night
when they came oct on the top of
a 21-20 count, in a prelim to the
Nebraska-Iowa Slate game. The
contest was slow and listless, lack
ing the fire of former Frosh-Nub-bins
games.
Wilson, Nubbins forward, led
the scoring, dropping in four
buckets for 8 points. Taylor, for
ward, nnd Fitz, guard, paced the
frosh with two field goals and a
gift toss apiece. The box score:
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Andergon't
MEN
RETURN
IN
ATO, SI, FIJIS,
I PHIS, BETAS,
T TILTS
Alpha Gamma Rho, Phi Delts,
Delta Upsilon, Thcta
Chis Also Win.
Class A intrannnal basketball
teams completed the second round
of piny in their respective leagues
last week. The standings in
league one were revised when the
Betas were forced to forfeit an
early game to the A. T. O.'s for
using a player before he had been
pledged a week.
In the league one tilts played
Thursday night, the A. T. O.'s
kept their slate clear of defeat by
walking over the Sig Alphs 61-6.
In a nip and tuck contest the Fhi
rsis, paced by Weaver who scored
8 points, handed the Sigma Nus
their second defeat by a 22-13
score. Wolf led the Sig Nus with
7 points. In the other league one
game, the Betas were given unex
pected opposition by Xi Tsi Fhi
but managed to win, 17-13.
The only league two contest saw
Sigma Alpha Mti defeat the Farm
House crew, 15-10. Finklestein of
the Sammies and Sadie of the los
ers tied for high score honors wtih
6 apiece.
In league three. Alpha Gamma
Rho, paced by Ted Doyle and
Coley, handed the Sig Kps a 12-6
trimming. Douglas looked best for
the losers. Dunker scored 8 points
to lead Delta Upsilon to a 15-6
victory over Sigma Chi in the
other league three game.
No games were played in league
four but Theta Chi won by forfeit
over the Acacians. Thi Delta
Theta defeated the Chi This 16-9
WIN
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to keep their record clear of de
feat. Uhri of the Chi Phis scored
7 points to lead the scoring, fol
lowed by Fox of the winners who
garnered 5. In the other league
five game Thi Sigma Kappa de
feated Theta XI 12-9. Schroeder of
the winners and Thoene of the
losers garnered 4 points apiece to
lead the scoring.
PHI SIGMA IOTA MEKT
SCHEDULED TONIGHT
ireneii i.ioup lo iJieii!-?
Plans for National
Affiliation.
Dans for the affiliation of the
local chapter of I'hi Sigma Iota,
honorary French fraternity, with
the national organization, will con
stitute the major items of business
at tonight's meeting. All members
of the group are urged to be pres
ent. The meeting will begin at
7:30 and will be held at the home
of Dr. Hairy Kinz, 1125 So. 15th.
In addition to the discussion of
initiation into the new chapter, an
article on romance literature will
be presented, and refreshments
will be served.
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