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Friday, February 21. 1941 DAILY NEBRASKAN 3 Track team cinder host to Oklahoma Off to a flying start against Kansas State, Nebraska's crack track team will serve as host to the visiting Oklahoma Sooner cin der squad Saturday night in the indoor stadium oval. Coach Ed Weir plans a slight shift in his mile and two milers. Bob Ginn win move tip from the 880-yard run into the mile and two-mile runs. Harlan Culwell will step down from the longer race to the mile. The remainder of the squad will be intact, except for Ralph King, sophomore hurdler, who is quar antined with the mumps. Special Cashmrri now on Coljrate'i Bo a net Lotion- 36c Girls One 3.1c size and one 2.'c, )kMh far Owl Pharmacy 148 No. 14 & P Phone 2-1068) LI UNDER ; 5 CHI MS EL Direction Stel m Tridmy KAPPA ALPHA TIIETA Saturday PI BCTA THsiYPraTfivE;::? Grapplers leave on. 2 -meet trip Embarking on a two meet Inva sion of the north. Coach Jerry Adam with an eight man squad left Lincoln Thursday afternoon by train for Cedar Rapids, la., where they will meet Iowa State Teachers on Friday evening and then on to Minneapolis where they will engage the University of Minnesota on Saturday night. Squad members that are making the trip include Milton Knr' - '21 ponnds: Roy Snaw, 128: Geort i , 13 ; Hrr'.icrt Rodman, 14.V Ja "usk, 155; Foster Smith, 15; Char'- m. 175, and Her bert Jackman, iKu.j . e.but. Big Six champ shimmers on mark today "AMES, la. Eleven swimmers were named Thursday to face the University of Michigan, as Iowa State college plans were complete for the invasion of the national champions. Michigan will swim here Friday, t!ie meet opening at 7:30 p. m. in State gymnasium pool. Coach Charles McCaffree, for mer Wolverine varsity man, listed Capt. Roger Adams of Balboa Heights, C. Z., Dili Eosworth and Leonard Thomas in the 100 yard freestyle event, expected to be the feature of the tank program. Gus Sharemet of Michigan, na tional collegiate champion in the century sprint, is expected to bid for a world record in his appear ance against the Cyclones. He has covered the distance in 51.8 sec onds, only a shade above the 51 second world mark held by Johnny Weismullcr. Huskcr gymnasts meet Colorado Nebraska's gymnastic team will be host to the University of Colo rado gymnasts Saturday in the col iseum. Definite time has as yet not been pet. Coach Charlie Miller is still awaiting word from Boulder as to verification of a scheduled time. As it is, the match is slated for 2 p. m. but Miller is trying to get the meet moved up to 10 a. m. Saturday. Nebraska swim team toes mark tonight vs. Kansas Undefeated in five starts, Ne braska's swimming team engages Kansai in a meet in the coliseum tank Friday night at 8 p. m. This will be the fourth confer ence meet for the Huskers, having beaten Iowa State, Oklahoma and Kansas State last week. Coach Pete Hagelin plans to start the same lads who won the three meets for Nebraska last week. King, soph hurdler tripped by mumps, out for two weeks Ralph King, high hurdling sopho more from Waterloo, won and lost in two events Wednesday night. His victory was over the high jump field in the Husker-Kansas State dual track meet. King also placed second in the 70 yard high sticks. But the elongated hurdler lost another battle. A case of mumps tripped him and King stumbled over a so-called "injury" hurdle. What was thought to be a sore throat turned into the mumps, Thursday morning. King will now be on the inactive shelf for two weeks. The sophomore sensation will not be available for the Big Six indoor cinder meet in Kansas City on Mar. 1. Don't y wofc igto wAts'.t whs . w win bnno . . . try" eemNG Yovmnr a iaughi iws m ah mo too m ll mttno (ncorteJ ' Ml fell (kinaUl Start Today! M III 10AN BENNETT JSOOLPHE EEUOI J . . rtMYVMO'MIIIUmtl I fl Students I I iM ff n .! " nt I r-WJ"1"? f F f 1 0 1 1 L j IH Husker eager s face Oklahoma Saturday night Conch Ad Lewandowski will take ten Nebraska basketballers to Norman this afternoon where they will battle the Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday night The starting Husker five will probably be: John Fitzgibbon and John Thompson, forwards; Al Randall, center; Don Fitz and Sid Held, guards. Rounding out the members of the trip will be Les Livingston and John Hay, forwards; Hart mann Goetze, center; Lyle King and Max Young, guards. A Nebraska win would keep the Huskers in the Big Six cage race with a mathematical chance for a share in the crown. The Sooners are tied for third with Iowa State a half game behind the Scarlet five. Variety sponsors university night Beginning tonight, the Variety theater is sponsoring a university night. Any student with a free ad mission coupon clipped from the DAILY will be permitted to bring a friend on one paid admission. I Special I lunch 1 I leb. 21 I 25cy Fried Perch or Baked Heart Potatoes Choice of Vegetable or Goobernut Salad Rolls Butter Cream Puffs Choice of Beverage STUDENT UNION CAFETERIA o TtONIGHTZ Proudly Pretenta Si addv iwmit Lnimi I umi and His Famous A Orchestra ine Hand of a 1.000 Mrlr,di V Direct from the 1 -V j Dayton BiltmoreO yff i Hotel I 45c ea. Tax included. A. Featured 2fi Weeks NBC for "FRIGIDAIRE" Starring Lovely BETTY HARRIS & EDDIE SCOPE Jley, Jellows. It's...! D-o CE3o Ctyo This year, as in the past, the students of good old Nebraska U. will choose the Best Dressed Man on the Campus. There will be nine Popular Co-eds and two Promi nent Gentlemen as Judges. It's all rn fun, just to see who really knows how to weor College Clothes Best. The Contest, as Before, Is Sponsored by HARVEY BROS. The 1941 B.D.O.C. Winner to Receive $50.00 in Clothing. (Fifty Bucks Ain't Hay) Enter Early and Get the Jump on the Boys. time Rules for the Contest NOMINATION BLANKS may be obtained at Harvey Brothers, 1230 0 Street, The Daily Nebraskan office, or from the Con test Managers: Paul Engelhardt and Ben Novicoff. Twenty signatures of male students signa tures not appearing on any other nomina tion blank are necessary to nominate a candidate for the B. D. 0. C. title. Nomination blanks must be mailed or deliv ered to Harvey Brothers or The Daily Ne braskan not later than midnight, March 15. A committee consisting of co-eds Betty Ann Baker, Jean Christie, Bettie Cox, Virginia Ford, Euth Iverson, Rhoda Krasne, Margery Stewart, Ann Thomas, and Dorothy Weirich and Professors Arndt and PrisWe, win select the B. D. 0. C. man from the entries sub mitted. The nominee selected for the B. D. 0. C. title will be announced in the Spring Fashion Edition of The Daily Nebraskan, March 20. Harvey Brothers will present the B. D. 0. C. title winner with $50.00 in clothing. Decide Now Enter Early I" V K '"'' t
