T7etteaflay, Janttary 24, W5
The DAILY NEBRASKA
Inluiskeirs, 40-24
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by June Blerbower.
Jock Sutherland isn't one to be
given to false modesty, it would
seem. Alumni of Washington uni
versity in St. Louis are trying to
get the Scot to take the position
which Jimmy Conzelman was
esked to leave.
The Iowa U. coaching staff is
representative of Knute Rockne's
entire career as Notre Dame's
head coach... Eddie Anderson was
the first sub Rock ever sent in as
Notre Dame chief. . .line coach Im
Harris was the last sub Rockne
sent in in his last season, 1930..
and Frank Carideo, backfield
coach, played in 1928-28-30.
So with the end of the semester
fn sight, and nothing else better to
say, we leave this old poem with
you. The name of it is Cold and
Dumb( it is not original, and
there are no personal references
meant.
The shades of night were falling
fast,
A Russian down through Fin
land passed.
And as the tempest raged above
He wrapped his feet in bundles
Sid Held
gets 13 points
for Nebraska
LAWRENCE, Kas Nebraska
lost its third Big Six game of the
season, and the third in a row, as
the Huskers bowed 40-24 to Kan
sas at Lawrence last night.
The Husker" hMU without Don
Fitz, wilted j t second half
after holdinjr Tayhawks to a
17-14 advantage at halftime. Phog
Allen used seventeen men to the
Huskers' ten, as the home team,
led by Bob Allen and Ralph Mil
ler, pulled away to an easy victory.
Allen made 15 points and Miller
10 as the Jayhawks won their
third game of the Big Six year,
and went into second place in the
conference with only a defeat at
the hands of Missouri against
them. The Huskers stayed in fifth
place, one step above Iowa State,
of
Excelsior.
"Oh why," wailed he, "did I
leave home;
And choose this frappe land to
roam?
And though it sounds like self
disdain I fear my brain cells all contain
Excelsior."
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Sig Alphs,
Beta's lead
l-M race
Two leaders garner
first places in sports
which are finished
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Beta
Theta Pi are tied for the lead in
the intramural race for the Jack
Best trophy, with 360 points at the
conclusion of the first semester
with five events having been com
pleted.
The Sig Alpha and the Beta's
have monopolized championships,
as the Beta's won the first three
sports touch football, tennis, and
golf, while the Sig Alphs, who won
the trophy last year, have taken
the last two events, volleyball and
water polo.
Sigma Nu next.
Next to the leaders are the Sig:-
ma Nu's with 275, and the Phi
Delts with 265. Alpha Tau Omega
has 230, Phi Gamma Delta 215,
and Delta Upsilon 209.
Fraternities with less than 200
points are Kappa Sigma 191; Del
ta Tau Delta 180, Farm House,
175, Acacia 175, Phi Kappa Psi
165, Alpha Gamma Rho 140, Pi
Kappa Alpha 138, Chi Phi 134, Sier-
ma Fhl Epsilon 130, Sigma Alpha
Mu 130, Sigma Chi 123, Delta Sig
ma Pi 120. Alpha Sigma Phi 116,
Theta Xi 115, Beta Sigma Psi 90,
Delta Theta Phi, 85, Zeta Beta
Tau 85.
Next sport is basketball, but
play in the cage sport will not get
under way until next semester.
Baseball I
slate includes
18 games
A schedule of 18 games, two of
them tentative, has been released
by Coach Wilbur Knight of the
Husker baseball squad. Eight
games are set for the Huskers'
home field, six of them confer
ence tilts.
Tentative contests are with Ok
lahoma A. & M. at Stillwater May
16, and with Drake at Des Moines
April 15, while out of town con
tests other than those are with
Iowa State, Minnesota and Okla
homa. Home games.
The home conference games are
with Missouri, Kansas State and
Iowa State, while the Huskers end
their season May 24 and 25 as
Colorado comes here.
The complete schedule: April
15; Drake at Des Moines; 19-20,
Iowa State at Ames; 26 to 27, Mis
souri at Lincoln; 29 to 30, Minne
sota at Minneapolis.
May 3 to 4; Kansas at Law
rence; 10 to 11 Kansas State at
Lincoln; 13 to 14, Iowa State at
Lincoln; 16, Oklahoma A. & M. at
Stillwater; 17-18, Oklahoma at
Norman; 24 to 25, Colorado at
Lincoln.
Simmons
gets Millrose
invitation
440 star asked
to race in open
quarter-mile Feb. 3
Bob Simmons, Big Six Indoor
and outdoor record holder In the
440, has received an invitation to
compete in the Millrose open
quarter mile event at the Millrose
games in New York Saturday
night, Feb. 3.
Simmons, who is as yet unde
cided as to whether or not he will
go east, set his Big Six records
last winter and spring, as he turn
ed the indoor quartermile event in
:50.4 at Columbia, Missouri in the
conference meet, and as he blazed
around the Ames track in :47.7 in
the outdoor meet in May.
Simmons, wno won Phi Beta
Kappa honors last spring, and
who is now in law school here,
also won the 220 low hurdles in
last year's conference meet. He
was Big Six outdoor 440 cham
pion for three years, and Indoor
champion in his junior and senior
years.
who hasn't won a game.
Held stars.
Sid Held, tall sophomore guard,
was the whole show for the Husk
ers in the way of scoring. He got
five fielders and three free tosses
for a total of 13, more than half
the Huskers' total, which was
their lowest thus far this season.
Next game for Nebraska, and
the only conference game left this
week, is at Lincoln when Okla
homa's Sooners, with two confer
ence wins and a loss at Kansas'
hands, invade Cornhuskerland.
Faculty take part
boys conference
Several members of the univer
sity faculty will take prominent
parts in the Nebraska Older Boys
conference to be held this week
end in Lincoln according to Dr.
Warren Bailer of the teachers col
lege who is serving as chairman
of the program committee for the
meeting.
Dr. Charles R. Patterson of the
philosophy department will give
the principle address at the con
ference dinner to be held Friday
night at the city Y.M.C.A. His
topic It The ' Laws of Life."
Among the leaders of discussion
groups scheduled to meet next
Saturday morning are Dr. W. K.
Beggs, teachers college; Dr. Carl
Rosenquist, ag college; Mr. Royce
Knapp, graduate assistant in
teachers college, and Mr. Chris
Keim of the chemistry depart
ment
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