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Nebraska fans will see two of
last year's Big Six swimming
champs in action today as Eugene
Armstrong and Captain George
Haldeman perform for the Iowa
State Cyclones. Haldeman, breast
stroke champion and record hold
er, has already bettered the mark
he set last season in the confer
ence meet.
The Cyclones, who will be fa
vored to win over Nebraska by
virtue of a defeat of Gustavus
Adolphus, conquerors of the Husk
ers, will probably go on to win the
Big Six meet here three weeks
hence. Missouri doesn't have a
team, while Kansas, Kansas State
and Oklahoma have never pre
sented sufficient strength to figure
in the championship. The Sooners,
tho, have built up swimming in
terest down in Norman because of
their new pool, and might come
thru with a surprise or two.
Huskers fans will see for the
first time Ted Legate, sprint star,
and Ralph Worden, diver, sopho
mores who figured prominently in
Nebraska scoring on the recent
Minnesota trip. Iowa State has a
new diver, LeRoy Carr, and
sophomore 60 yard freestyler,
Roger Adams, who have been fig
uratively burning up the water for
the Cyclones, so we shall see what
we shall see.
In tomorrow night's wrestling
match, there's one thing certain,
and that is that Iowa State, after
Wednesday night's developments,
will come into the meet with
plenty of respect for the Huskers
. . . Jim Knight's opponent, Ray
Stone, is from Fort Dodge, home
of All American Ed Bock, and
from Ames publicity reports, he's
about as tough as Bock . . .
Knight, whose victory Wednesday
gave him 115'2 points, looks well
nigh invincible in this branch of
the bushes, though.
Harwin Dawson, despite prev
ious reports, will be in Saturday's
track meet against Kansas, altho
he won't compete in his specialty,
the broad jump. Dawson will en
ter the 60 and the low hurdles.
Return of Bob Morris to track
wars should feature the Meet to
morrow. Bob, you'll remember,
was state high mile record holder
until Gilbert Dodds broke his rec
ord two years ago, and has an
other year of competition. Illness
kept him out last year, but Mor
ris is bac k in shape now, and altho
he is In medical school at Omaha,
has been doing outside road work
with boxer Bob Venner to keep
in trim.
Nebraska's first gymnastic meet
will give Huskers a Jook at one of
this section's best gym teams, the
Minnesota Gophers, who boast a
Big Ten champion, and a national
collegiate runnemp. Incidentally,
the first home triangular gymnas
tic meet In history for Nebraska
Is coming up soon. Colorado, Iowa
U. and the Huskers will compete.
Camp assignments made
by military department
Summer camp assignments for
the regular army officers have
been announced by the military
department. On duty at Fort
Crook, which opens July 15 for in
fantry students, will be Majors
J. U. Ayotte, J. A. Shaw and S. J.
Meyers.
Fort Riley, Kas., opening on
July 22, will be the destination
of field artillery and engineering
students, with MaJ. W. 'R. Thllip
and Capt. R. E. Cruse attending.
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Kansas track
team opens
Husker slate
Dawson out of broad
jump Saturday, but in
lows and 60-yard dash
With the University of Kansas
track squad offering the opposi
tion, the Nebraska cinder men
open their 1939 indoor track sea
son on the stadium oval Saturday,
Feb. 11. The initial event is slated
to got under way at 2 o'clock.
The Jayhawk squad lists 19 en
tries, while Husker Coach Ed Weir
has entered a list of 24 performers.
The Kansans boast a pair of
Big Six champions, against a lone
Scarlet gold medal winner. Capt.
Lyle Foy breasted the tape in the
100 and 220 yard dashes, and Don
Bird shared top honors in the pole
vault with Ebright of Iowa State.
The Nebraska champ is Bob Sim
mons, 440 yard dash winner. Har
win Dawson garnered first place
in the conference broad jump, but
because of a severe knee injury,
he will confine his talents to the
dashes.
Battle of Milers.
Feature event of Saturday's af
fair is expected to be the mile,
which lists Kansas' Klann against
Al Kuper, Delmar Moore and Bob
Morris for Nebraska. It will be
Morris' first competition since
1937.
Husker fans will be watching
Bob Mills to see if he can better
the 49 feet 2 inches he reached
with the shot during the week.
Also under close scrutiny will be
the hurdles, to see if Bob Kahler,
Tom Chapin and Swartz can fill
the shoes of Eig Six Champion El
don Frank and Bill Gish. List of
entries:
Milr: Klann, Kanaaa; Knnrr, Moore
und Motrin, Nebraska.
W yard daah: I.. Kuy, Mathra, Iria
nill and IVIINama, K:mna; Mmmnna,
Irndd, Wrliht and I)miu, Nrliraaka.
440 yard daah: (. for, tiravra and
CJrrrnr, kanina; Niimimn, I'ankoiiln
and Hli-U, .Nrhraaka.
Mich hiirrtlra: Mivmrr and G. Foy,
Knnaaa; Kahk-r, banin and rwart,
Nrhraikn.
Two milr run: Klann. Tolirrrn and
Ryan. hanaaa; Walker and Moore, Ne
braoka. KMn yard mn: HwUrndom, Kbrrhart
and Klann, kanaaa; Kuprr, Own, Irlfa
and Itrllt, Nrnra'ka.
Ixiw hnrdlra: Miiwnrr, I.. Foy and
Foy, Hainan; Miiimnna, Kablrr, Itodd
and Innann, Nrbraiika.
Ml If relay: I.. Foy, U. Foy, Kbrrhart,
lliTkrndnrn, or liravra mid t.rvrn. kan
aaa; liiwon, HHU I'ankoiiln rUmmona
or Olaiin .Vrbraoka.
'oU vault: Itlrd and Itrvan Kanau;
Xurmnn. Hrull, HuMaldt and Itodd, Nr
hrnoka. rihot pat: Frirdland and BanaM, Kan
tian; Milln, Wlbbrla and I'roctaa.ka, Ne
braaka. II I h Jump: Bird and Champ, Kanaaa;
Kahlrr and f'bapln. Nrbraiika.
Mrnad Jump: Bird and Matnra, kan
aaa! Hrott and Kawnuuia. Nrhraaka.
Sigma Kappa bowlers
take intramural title
Sigma Kappa reigns as the
champion bowling team of the
Intramural contest. Their rival
team was the third Delta Gamma
group. The Sigma Kappas ran
up 584 points and the Delta
Gammas f69. Frances Brown.
Sigma Kappa, wns the high scorer
with 172 and Janet Lau was the
high scorer for the losers with 139
points.
Newkirk discontinues
Saturday golf classes
Saturday golf classes In the
physical education department
have been discontinued until fur
ther notice. Ed Newkirk an
nounced Thursday. The golf class
will meet only on Tuesdays and
Thursdays under the present set
up.
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Looking into the camera is Jim
Knight, Husker captain tomorrow
night against Iowa State's wrest
ling team. Knight has scored 115,2
points during his collegiate career.
Knight captains grappEcrs
against Cyclones Saturday
Fresh from their startling vic
tory over Kansas State, Ne
braska's wrestling team takes on
its second conference opponent
when Iowa State comes to the coli
seum tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock.
Captaining the Huskers is Jim
Knight, winner of eight straight
bouts this season, who is favored
Gymnasts face
powerful Gophers
Visitors have Big Ten
king, national runnerup
The Husker gymnastic team
held their last workout Thursday
in preparation for their season
opener against the Minnesota
squad Saturday afternoon on the
coliseum stage. The meet is set to
start at 2 o'clock.
The Nebraska team will be de
cided underdogs, what with the
Gophers boasting a Big Ten cham
pion in James Hafey, and a Na
tional Collegiate runnerup in Cur
tis Lynum.
Both outfits will enter more
than three men for each event but
only a trio may count in the final
reckoning. Instead of counting the
total points of each performer for
the final score as was the case in
former meets, only the three high
est men in each event will be
scored, as in a track meet.
Hafey, Lynum. Wolfenson and
Ronning are lettermen for the in
vading bunch, while Roy Proffitt
and Gay Cadwell are the only vet
erans on the Husker team. En
tries: lliirlrnntul hara; Running, lynum and
DaJ, Mlnnrantit; rrnffltt, Hrldrl, jtoiulh
kk and arturll, Nrbraiika.
Hldr hnrari II aniline, U'llrrun, rUnnlng
and I viiuiii, MInnrMita; ariwrll, Orlrr,
HoalhMlrk, I'rutritt and Griffin, Nrhraaka.
Mlii rlnaa. Ilalr, Daly, Knanlna,
l.yamn and O'llrrnn, MInnrMita; I'riifllll,
C.rM-r and NVIdrl, Nrhraaka.
raralli-l bara: llannlnn. Duly, Kiinnlnc,
lynum and Hairy, Mlnuratila; Hotithwlrk,
fmlflll, I'adwrll and tirlrr, Nrhraaka.
Tumlillnc Koiinlnc, lliily and Vtolfrn
ana, Mlnnrwila) Hrldrl, Prof flit and .rll
ftn, Nrhraaka.
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Lincoln Journal.
The fellow getting the works is
142 pound Julius Wittman, who
upset 155 pound conference cham
pion Jiggs Van Fleet Wednesday
night.
to make it nine in a row over Ray
Stone of the Cyclones. Julius Witt
man, who pulled the surprise win
over Kansas State's Big Six cham
pion, Jiggs Van Fleet, earned him
self a position for the meet Sat
urday, and meets Cox of Iowa
State.
Iowa State brings a conference
runnerup in the 13G pound class,
and another who placed third in
the national, in the 1G5 pound
class, to face the Husker matmen.
Lineups:
121 pounds: Kuska (N) and llaynen
( IS .
12H pounds: Knight (N) and Stone
IS.
l'lil poiimlx: Iikr N and Iiraon (IS).
145 poumlx: ("larr N I and Karrrll (181.
1 f:j pounda: Wit (man (N ) and Cox
IIS I.
lfjri pounda: Kirilrr (N) and Sam Linn
(ISl.
17.1 rviunds: Condon (N) and Hrndor-
on (ISl.
IleavyweiKtit : rWmnn (N) and Burk
(IS).
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Meet begins
at3coliseum
pool today
Haldeman leads Big
Six champions against
inexperienced Huskers
Iowa State's defending cham
pions invade the coliseum pool to
day at 3 o'clock to open Ne
braska's home swimming schedule.
The Cyclones come fortified by a
win over Gustavus Adolphus col
lege, nemesis of the m Huskers in
their northern trip.
Sophomores hold down the top
spots on Coach Hagelin's inexperi
enced squad, with Ralph Worden,
top diver from Alliance and Ted
Legate crack sprinter from Bea
trice leading the pack in point
making.
Captained by Geoge Haldeman,
Big Six breast stroke champion,
the Cyclones have wins over Grin
nell and Gustavus Adolphus : to
their credit, and have lost only to
Minnesota.
Lineups for the meet:
300 yard medley relay: Nebras
ka: Lake, Rodenbeck, Simmons;
Iowa State: Armstrong, Halde
man, Adams.
220 yard free style: Nebraska:
Chatt, Hagelin; Iowa State; Gibbs,
Hargensheimer, Hargrove, Egenes.
440 yard free style: Nebraska:
Furr, Hagelin; Iowa State: Gibbs,
Hargeshnimer, Hargrove, Egenes.
50 ya d free style: Nebraska:
Legate, i'.mraons; Iowa State: Ad
ams, Haldeman, llargesheimer.
100 yard free style: Nebraska:
Chatt. Legate; Iowa State: Ad
ams, Hargesheimer, Vaughan.
150 yard backstroke: Nebraska:
Van Horn, Lake; Iowa State:
Armstrong, HclscTicr, Gibbs.
200 yard breastroke: Nebraska:
Rodenbeck; Iowa State: Halde
man, Hudler.
Diving: Nebraska: Worden,
Younger; Iowa State: Carr, Reid,
Baker.
400 yard relay: Nebraska: Sim
mons, Legate, Chatt, Younger;
Iowa State: Adams. Haldeman,
Hargesheimer, Vaughan.
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