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The DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Huskers fake another tough
workout as Jones uses west
stadium lights second time
Biff Jones drilled his charges soph center, who has not played
rigorously again last night as for this year, is on the sidelines be-
the second time in a row the third cause of injuries picked up in
Stringers finished up practice un- practice though,
der the lights after the first and The first string, as it ran last
second teams had called it quits, night, and the team which will
Jones drilled his first team on probably open against Kansas
defense against Kansas plays as had Seemann and Ashburn at
exhibited by the freshmen ends; It. Kahler and S. Sehwartz-
throughout a large part of the kopf at tackles; E. Schwartzkopf
evening, while the seconds were and Alfson at guards; Burruss at
polishing their offense against an- center. Bus Knight, Harry Hopp,
other frosh lineup. He then put Butch Luther and Vike J11";?
the first stringers on offense, as are in the backfield. Preston ana
piwmmxwsmm me sec on as k. rrocnaaiia., cinu, -
nntsnea on ae- uenm, iacH.i, j -
fense, and the Abel, guards; Ramey, center, and
third team Petsch, Rohrig, B. Kahler and
took over from Dobson in the backfield make up
there as they the second string,
drilled on of-i ' -
Volleyball
slate full
today
Ten games listed
for five Greek leagues
this afternoon
- m 4-AMjfvr infra m nral vollev-
ball matches are again scheduled
for today after betag moved to
Friday afternoon according to me
intramural oftice.
Athletic managers of fraternl
tn note the re-
t tramcs for today
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of five leagues, and the games
4 t iinAK WAV at 4.
are 10 kcl ""jv- - rf Q
v. en' T-earue 1. eva
Beta Tau and Phi Kappa Psi
sioTYia rhi: League 2
Beta Theta Pi and Beta Sigma
Psi- Delta Tau ueiui aim
Xi-' League 3, Farm House and
v.. cinmo wanna- Sienna Nu ana
fill OlJ," ' . . T-.,to
Delta Upsilon; League Phi Delta
Theta ana K.appa oib-k,
raiin nd Alpha Sigma
Phi; League 5. Alpha Gamma Rho
and Alpha Tau umegn,
and Sigma Alpha juu.
One postponed.
All scheduled games have been
played thus far, except for a
i nnnntpr between Aca
cia and Zeta Beta Tau, which was
postponed to be played in the near
fUBart volleyball is scheduled to
get under way next week if entries
come in soon enough for schedules
At present League 1 is being
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lead by the rni rsia i"
...i Tv.to vi ha won twice, and
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the Beta's once as against no de
feats in League Z. league o
still anybody's, the percentage
i..M Keine Si?ma Nu and the
DU's with a win apiece. In League
4. the Kappa Sig's nave won
i h Rir AlDh's once without
losing. Sigma Alpna Mu has won
twice and hasn't lost any to lead
League 5.
Results listed.
Results thus far: League 1: Phi
Psi 2, Acacia 0; Phi Fsl z, faigma
m,i a cicrma Phi 2. Zeta Beta Tau
1- League 2: Theta XI 2, Beta Sig-
ma Psi 0; Theta ai uena i'w
Phi 1; Delta Tau Delta 2, Delta
Tv.fa Phi n- Beta's 2. Delts 0.
League 3: Sigma Nu 2, Farm
House 0; Farm House 2, big 4s
n. dr, vno 5 Phi Sies 0: DU's 2,
Phi Sies 0: League 4: Sig Alpha
2, Phi Delts 0; Phi Delts 2, Pi K
A 0; Pi K A 0, Kappa aigs i
Kama sics 2. AlDha Sigma Phi
0. League 5: Alpha Tau Omega 2,
Chi Phi 1 ; Phi Gams 2, Chi Thi 1 ;
Sigma Alpha Mu 2, AGR 1; Sigma
Alpha Mu 2, Fhi tiams l.
fense.
Butch Luther
was back at
his old right
halfback posi
tion after being
on the sidelines
I in a sweat suit
last night,
while Fred
Pvd e t An rA
Journal and Star..,, , .
wait iithrr. turned to ac
tive duty at second string end, he
also having been on the inactive
list last night.
Bob Kahler stars.
Bob Kahler, moved up to the
second team this week in place
of Bob DeFruiter, was back with
the seconds after filling in for
Luther last night. The big Grand
Islander turned in several sparkl
ing runs against the frosh de
fenders, while Hermie Rohrig,
with the second team this week,
also turned in a fine defensive
performance. George Abel looked
goou on pass
defense, inter-
I pass when the
5 1 seconds were
J on defense.
Yt Harry Hopp
i and Vik Fran-
t y
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cis were doing
most of the of
fensive work
for the first
team.
ff" 4 The Huskers
Jl are in better
shape physic
. ally than they
aoBKAHLut have been all
Journal and 8tar. season, What
with the return of Luther and
Preston to active duty, after
slight injuries against Missouri,
and with Jerome Prochaska, third
strinfi' end. hack after missine' the
last two games because of a knee
injury. Howard Kelly, reserve
Ag students
play Friday
Activities building is
a-pn nf 'Inmhnrpp'
Air utiifipiits will ha n. rhanrp
to show their skill at evervthinc
from ping pong to the Virginia
reel hriaay night at tne Jolly
Time Jamboree" in the student ac
tivities building, according to So
cial Council members in charge of
tne party.
Floyd Olson, general chairman,
said that the inmboree. onen to all
university students, will be held
from 8:30 to 11 o clock, with the
tag of informal table games, ping
pong, shuffleboard, and other
group activities. Monetha New
man, Marian Swanson and William
Friesen are the other committee
members.
Ruthalee llollowav of the Lin-
roln recreation board will direct
musical games as the finale of the
party. Miss Holloway, who has
directed at the game events held
on the campus in former years,
will have square dances, Virginia
reels and novelty, numbers.
Several couples are practicing
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Service fraternity
holds smoker tonight
Annuni smoKer ror men mier
ested in becoming affiliated with
Alnha Phi Omcca national serv
ice fraternity, will dc nem to
nip-ht Rt 7:30 in the union.
Kenneth Van Kant, sponsor or
the fraternity will speaK at me
miitlnr. A nrocram of entertain
ment will be provided by Del
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Christenaon ana mcmocrs oi tne
speech department.
All universitv men interested in
information about the organiza
tion are invited to the smoner
which will be held in the Union
after the football movies.
the old time dances so they can
help direct the students attending,
ami nlnn.q have been made to have
fames that will suit the fancy of
all. Last year at a similar event
more than 150 students aitenuea.
Price this year is 10 cents per per
Luncheon
draws former
7N7 men
One hundred have
accepted invitations
to Saturday luncheon
One hundred acceptances have
been received here for this year's
N club luncheon scneauiea tor tne
coliseum Saturday noon before the
Husker-Kansas game for old "N"
men.
Those who have signified their
intentions of being at the luncheon
are:
Men Listed.
James C. Lewis, Lincoln; R. C. Russell,
Lincoln; Wade Munn, Lincoln; K. T.
Wcnstrand, Omnha; R. M. Burruss,
Omaha; Leonard Barwlck, Lincoln; Russell
Llndskog, Lincoln; Gordon Kno, David
City; R. C. Fuchs. Lincoln; L. N. Purdy,
Beatrice; B. E. Bell, Lincoln.
R. A. Hastings. Crete; Andrew Schoep-
pol, Topeka, Kas. ; Clarence Ralsch,
Omaha; Allen Wilson, Lincoln; 8tu Camp
bell, Waltcrloo; Dr. I. J. Kish, Omaha;
Joe Toman. Lincoln: Roy Andrescn, Bloom-
field; Arthur Easter, Lyons; Dan McMul-
len, Kearney; 1 M. Kinenon, uncom;
George Farley, Lincoln; Karl Luff, Lincoln.
John Kellone. Lincoln: V. O. Patton,
Hickman: H. L. Peaker. Grand Island: L.
R. Anderson, Lincoln; Harry Ankeny, Lin
coln; Glenn A. Baldwin, nioux raus, o. v. -,
Dr. W. C .Becker, Lincoln; Frank Beers,
Lincoln: Bob Benson. Columbus; W. J.
Bitter, Bennt; L. M. Blankenship, Lin
coln; Fred Chambers, Milwaukee, Wis.;
Orvtlie cnatt, Teitaman.
I. M Ctarks. Lincoln: John Cutrleht,
Fremont; H. C. PeLamatre, Omaha; John
Detrlcn, utica; tiaroia uiers, umuii; u
R. Dovle. Lincoln: A. A. DuTeau. Lincoln:
Merlon England, uyracuw; jonn turns, i
Angeles, cant.; K. n. rair, umana; uv.
Mike Finney, Lincoln.
Don Flaanick. Omaha: K. A. Follmer,
Oak; Harry R. Follmer. Omaha; K. C.
Kouta, Seward; M. M. uarreit, ueaince ;
Phil Garvey, Lincoln; M. B. Gilbert,
Omaha; Charles L. Gi!lllan, Hardy; Robert
Graham, Lincoln; F. J. Gunther, Lincoln;
Kvan Hartman, Hebron; V. C. Hascall,
Omaha; F.rnest Hubka, Beatrice; Corwin
Hulbcrt, Omaha.
Glenn Jones. Omaha: Sam Kellogg, Per-
cival, la.: John Keriakedes, Lincoln; Ed
Kotab, Nebraska City; Roscle Kroeger,
Grand Island; K. E. Lanphere, Lincoln; F.
A. Lemar, Columbus; R. M. Little, Clarks;
Jesse E. Llvlngton, Lincoln; R. S. Long,
Ashland.
D. W. McDonald. Lincoln: 3. Lloyd Mc-
Maiter. Lincoln: Felber Maasdam, Omaha;
J. E. Maaer, Kearney; Glenn Mason, Lin
coln; Bob Mehring, Omaha; R. D. Mont
gomery, Oak; K. A. Morgan, umana;
Frank Mueller, Lincoln; Howard Turner,
Lincoln; Allan Turner, Omaha; Dwlght
Thomas, Lincoln.
Melvin Swanson. Fremont; H. Stryker,
Omaha; C. M. Sklles, Lincoln; Edsnn
Shaw, wmaha; i-Ted Hnirey, Beatrice; c.
A. Schmid. Uncoln; H. C. 8chlueter, Lin
coln; Emmett Ross, Superior; William
Rosenberg, Uncoln; Dale Renner, Lincoln.
Harrey Rathbona, Lincoln; George Race
ly, York; H. Pressly, Clarlnda, la.; K. E.
Placek, Wahoo; Gus Peters, Glenwood, la. ;
Marvin Paul, Columbus; James Patton,
Omaha; Thomas R. Nelson, Mitchell, S. D. ;
K. M. Bolen, Ulysses; Lloyd Grimm,
Omaha; Bob West, Uncoln; Terry A. Wil
liams, Uncoln; William L. Walker, Lin
coln; Hugh Wallace, Omaha; Lloyd
Wampler, Torrlngton, Wyo. ; F. E. Matters,
Omaha; Bob Weir, Fullerton; R. F. Weller,
Lincoln; Adolph K. Wenke, Stanton; John
Westover, Lincoln; Herb White, Omaha;
Roy Wy triers, Uncoln; Dr. R. C. Ziegen
bein, Wltner.
Findley outruns Templeton
in five-mile grudge marathon
javuiuaj, """iiuuii at o.ou nays ne is minormg m voice, Eng
o'clock, at which time our Huskers iiKh histnr a,, otM tJ t,
were unfavorably engaged in a
football game, the race of the ccn- was a l)eUer msLn than Flndlcy.
turv was run off on the indoor Templeton works over 100 honra
track under the east stadium. per month, and carries 1ft hour
Duane Findley. freshman foot- of school work, and has made an
bailer and the best hish school
milcr in the state last year, beat
warren Templeton, music major
and several other things, in a five-
mile grudge race in which Find
86 average in his first three years
in school. Anyway, in his spare
time he is reported to swim, play
football (with whom we don't
know), go out for track, baseball,
ley was clocked by all six timers Rifle club, pistol shooting, riding,
he finished about 200 feet ahead tal "D."
of musician Templeton, who is However, he was still nearly out
still bemoaning his own lack of on his feet Monday from the big
condition. Findley passed Temple- race, on which $50 was bet. Tern-
ton, who had led most of the way, pleton lost $10 to Findley, but the
on' the last few laps of the 35-lap two will race again in three weeks
niier exitinHive warning, so wiey
It all started wTun TVmnloron how onl If To
who is majoring in music, and who his '$10 back again.
In the infirmary.
In the infirmary are Alvin Hase
nohr 8Jid Robert D. McNutt Re
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