Thursday, February 13, 1941
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Nebraska's baaketballers muffed
their chance to land at the top of
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into first place by improbable in-
me xig oul neap vuz can still slide
stances
In the first place the Husk
ers would have to win all three
of their remaining games to
even stand a Chinaman's
chance. ,
The Huskers have yet to play
Missouri away, Oklahoma
away, and then meet the Kansas
Jayhawkers again-but this time
in the local coliseum.
The Husker record is four
wins and three losses. The
best standing the Huskers
could chalk up would be .700
percent. Kansas and Okla
homa are the other two teams
with four wins thus far.
If the top teams could kill
themselves off by losing to one
another and the lower, in position
conference fives could knock off
a few of the league leaders, then
the Huskers might be able to slip
in thru the back door to win the
title.
But this is all highly im
probable. Kansas and Okla
homa have proved their worth
and there isn't much h-.s.
these two teams muffing their
records against the second di
vision quintets.
Here's crossing our fingers and
more wishful thinking for the
t-agcis,. up 10 now, they have
done a grand job in reviving bas-
ketball interest
of Nebraska. They deserve bet
ter breaks and may get them!
Coach Pete Hagelin's swim
ming team is blasting thru the
water at great guns this sea
son and this looks like the
year when the aquatic boys
bring home the bacon in the
Big Six swim meet
Incidentally, Nebraska will be
host to the conference swimmers
this year. The last day of Febru
ary and the first of March mark
tVlA "flnnl tl . .
cjuuu weexena ror the
swimmers.
Iowa State Is undefeated in
eight matches on the wrestling
mat this season. A junior
grappler, Dick Johnson, 175
pounder, has won all of hi
matches this winter seven by
falls, one by decision and has
scored 38 points to none for
his opponents.
Scholarships totaling 5123,000
have been awarded 247 students
at Vaasar college for the current
year.
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?P.uand the Termites finished
W!th three wins and one loss
apleCe,
Carl Atkison, with 10
points, led the Co-op to a 25-5
win over Stratford. The Term
ites also clicked as Red Boyle
and Walt Morrison potted 17
of the 23 points, while the
termite defense limited
Omega Club to one field goal.
Pioneer beat the Termites, 16
to 6 earlier in the season and
will be favored in the playoff.
Dark Horse, last year's champs
won League III as expected, tho
they met stiff opposition in their
final game with the Galloping
Ghosts. Team play and experience
won out as the incumbents
triumphed by 17-9.
Brown Palace was named
League winner when it was
proved that AEI, which won
out during the regular sched
ule, had used another team's
Players in the 23-15 victory
over Brown Palace.
Mad Russians captured the
League VI gonfalon by drubbing
the Madmen 36-18. Scoring at
Will, the Rtlflflinno n-v i
former Blair high school players
led thruout. Freshman Joe Wise
led the Mad Russians with 10
points, as Budd Walker scored 12
P"w, as Budd
for the Madmen
The Auntie
The Anaels comnlitH tht.
"ague V opposition
as Gerry Miller scored 6 to
n "-13 conquest of
TKB. Don Rowtands advanced
to third place in the individual
scoring compet with eight
points running his total to 3a
Dan Pressly, who was idle, re
tained his lead with 40 and
Kenny Sears held second with
34.
With Dick Grubaugh potting 6
points, the Husker Inn quint an
nexed the League IV top with a
15-11 conqvest of th Barbed
Points.
In the other games AEI
with Marquiss' 13 naint
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Hurley looped in 9 points.
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Cliff
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the Grads a 25-10
to give
victory
over Heagy's Wanor.
cece
Strawn's seven ooint wr-
not quite enough as Tappa
Kegga bowed to Ak-Sar-Ben
by 14-10.
Lynn Landgren and Don Peter
son led Davis Hall to a 21-17 win
over KKK, tough football champs,
while Robin Loerch, Craig HuV
bard and Bob Dworak potted 7
Eemodelinff has begun!
For a few days it will
be necessary to use the
Bide or 12th street en
trance. Boon our first
floor will be the scene of
active work. But through
it all we'll be doing
our best to senre you.
Very special values will
still be in effect where
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itocks before moving
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Heading the list of expert swim
mers! from Iowa State which will
engage Nebraska's mermen in a
dual meet in the coliseum pool
here this evening is Capt Roger
Auama. ine tjyclone captain is
Big Six champion in the two free
style dash events and a member
of the Iowa State medley relay
points each for a 25-6 Boomerang
conquest of the Cafeteria Union
leaders.
Schedule" for the playoffs is as
follows, all games are Thursday
night: 3
flJT" Pa,M y- MU ". 8:40,
fJZ? Cornhu.ke, Co-op, 7:00,
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Alma Gluck Aimbalist, former
SSf' 21 beqathed
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for
.oniiicm. or a political
nomics scholarship.
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Track Coach Ed wvtr
men Wednesday to compete in the
Illinois relays at Urbana Satur
day. "Red" Littler, out to break
the present American record for
the 300 yard dash, which he tied
at the relays last year, will not
compete in the 75 yard dash since
it precedes the 300 event
Don Morris will enter both the
300 and the 75 yard sprints. Bob
Ginn, the Bid Six champion
iWm,ler' will compete in the
1,500 meter runs, which is just a
fewyards under a mile.
Bob Kahler and Bill Smutz will
both run in the high and low
hurdles. Smutz will compete in the
broad jump as well, while Kahler
high jumps. Harold Hunt and
Harold Scott will enter the pole
vault competition.
Wayne Blue and Vic Schlelch,
sophomores, will toss the weight
w, kc nusKcrs. me team will
leave for Illinois Friday night
by train. "
Council-
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Is certain that at least thirteen
delegates will come from Iowa
and Kansas.
The main events of the last two
days of the convention are the dis
cussion groups and a dinner Sat-
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And thus there is now a call
out for camera fiends with an
eye on taking sport shots. The
DAILY is asking for some en
terprising cameraman to take
action shots In both winter and
spring sports this semester.
Will all those wishing to take
sports shots for the DAILY
please call at this office this
afternoon for further particu
lars? Thank you. Ed.
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ARROW SHIRTS
Cyclone swim
team guest of
Huskers tonite
Armed to the teeth with out
standing swimmers, Iowa State
coached by Charley McCaffree, is
all ready to invade the Cornhusker
mermen in their own harbor to
night at 7:30 in a dual meet that
will determine how strong the
reigning Big Six champs will be
this season.
Chief among the headaches
Husker coach Pete Hagelin will
be confronted with will be Roger
Adams, captain of the Ames
contingent. Adams Is the pres
ent Big Six holder of the 60 and
100 yard free style records in
the short pool races and his
presence will cause Bill Ed
wards trouble in the 50 and 100
dashes.
Another of the standouts for the
invaders will be Charles Hudler
who specializes in the breast
stroke event. Le R0y Foster is
Nebraska's mainstay in this event
Nebraska will enter the meet with
the same lineup that started
against Kansas State.
The meet against Iowa State
will be Nebraska's second con
ference meet and the third of
the season. There will be plenty
of spectator room and students
are urged to attend.
urday night in the Cornhusker
Hotel, at which two Innocents will
speak on the "Problem of Af
filiated and Unaffiliated Students
Working Together." Since Mis
souri is not attending, an agricul
tural meeting is being planned for
Saturday morning, when Missouri
was to lead the discussion.
Associated students of the Uni
versity of Idaho last year spent
J107.031 and finished the year
$1,080 in the black.
The University of Nebraska
School of Fine Arts
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February 12-13-14
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