iWe'dnesHay, March" 5, 1941
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Greek cagers
Husker grid
Farm House, call finds 68
Delia Upsilon
clash tonight
men on hand
Barb cagers .
Angels upset
Dark Horse
23-14 for title
in frat final
Farm House and Delta Upsilon
meet Wednesday night in the
finals of the class A championship
basketball game of the fraternity
intramural leagues. Theta Xi and
Phi Gamma Delta clash in the
class B title match, while Alpha
Tau Omega and Sigma Phi Epsi
lon battle for consolation prize in
class A.
Other games to be played Wed
nesday night in the coliseum but
have no bearing on the race are
these postponed matches: Class B,
ATOs vs. Phi Delts, 7 p. m.; Sig
Nus vs. ZBT, 7:20 p. m.
The class A final starts at 8:30
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VARIETY
Prlcesl
VAMIETY
BY BUDD WALKER.
With a 23-14 win over Dark
Horse, defending champions, the
Angels won the 1941 barb basket
ball championship in the coliseum
Monday night. Behind 9-8 at half
time, the Angels surged to victory
with a late scoring thrust that
could not be stopped in a rally
featured by one-handers by Tay
Lewis and Clair Miller.
The Dark Horse quint led thru
out the first half, as neither team
could develop a consistent scoring
punch. With free throws predom
inating, Dark Horse assumed a
5-3 lead, when Al Canfield's free
throw and Tay Lewis's one handed
archer sent the Angels ahead.
Here Robb Robinson dribbled in
twice for setups to end the half
with th Dark Horses clinging to
a narrow margin.
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After a two month vacation fol
lowing the Rose Bowl game,
Husker footballers returned to
spring practice under the east sta
dium Monday.
Sixty-eight gridiron contenders
checked out uniforms, worked out
lightly and took plays Monday and
Tuesday. Missing from the work
outs were players whose positions
will take a lot of filling, stars like
Hermie Rohrig, Harry Hopp,
Butch Luther, the Kahler boys,
Forrest Behm, Ray Prochaska,
Warren Alfson, Bus Knight and
Ed Schwartzkopf.
Missing for the present Is Allan
Zikmund who won't be out for
practice for at least a month more
due to his broken leg which he
sustained at the Bowl game. Ralph
Whitehead, guard, is due to join
the forces of Uncle Sam soon.
Among the 68 out for practice,
however, are many a star of the
past season and aspirants from
high schools across the state. Angels come back.
The Angels came back fighting,
p. m. between Farm House and 88 Tom Kice s free inrow ana ven
Delta Upsilon. The class B final Jackson's two handed scoop shot
starts at 7 p. m. between Thcta from the corner sent them into
Xi and Phi Gamma Delta. The an n- ieau. xwu mio Uj
class A consolation game will be Dean Stackhouse tied it up again,
played at 7:45 between Alpha Tau but then the Angels broke loose
Omega and Sigma Phi Epsilon. in a flurry of pretty shots to sew
Probable starting lineups: P the game.
class a Final Jackson, on a dnbble-in, Lewis
Farm House pos. Delta upsilon from way over his head, and Mil-
coodding f NurenhfrBer ler, with a one-hander, a la Don
Preston t caiian Fitz, put the challengers out front
Davlr.an.::::::::.1::::::::::n. 'EftS? by 17-11. Howie sykes came thru
Knoiiicck '.'.!'.!'.. ..g..!! f. Meier with a beautiful onehanded archer
t ia it rinai. that started way down around the
Thcta xi pos. Phi Gam knees as he ran into the corner to
Sfhoii f DFrin overt disaster momentarily, but by
Behiu.i":: this time the Angels had the one-
winiams k Toiiefson handed technique mastered.
Fullcn k Johnson .
cus a constitution. Lewis, Miller star.
Bal vie ""i zac.k Lewis tipped one in from near
Gsiiup ":."!.,-.!!.'::f::'.!:;;.':!:!'Rawait the basket after a missed free
Rhondcs c JTurgnson throw after which Miller potted
,Vbfand!. one from back of the f0Ui circle
and Rice followed with another
beaut from near the sidelines to
complete the scoring, except for
a ttu nnndesrrint free tosses.
The An eel scorinc was divided
with Tay Lewis and Clair Miller
sharing the honors with six. Rob
inson contributea a iu;e numoer
for the losers. Lewis was spec
tacular all around, as he held star
renter Bob Anderson of Dark
Horse to three free throws
The box score:
D'k Horse fg ft f Anrels
1 Miner 1
HKowler f
1 Rice f
01 Lewis e
OlJackson g
lOsslno g
I Nocita K
DSt'house g 0 2-2 2!Can(ield g
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Tale of a nail
'Red' Littler
may lose one
"For want of a nail a battle
was lost." For want of a nail a
meet might be lost The nail be
longs on the right foot of Gene
"Red" Littler. Due to an injury
during practice last week which
has bothered him since, "Red" Will
probably lose a toenail.
Ralph King, who has been out
with the mumps, and Don Morris,
who has a cut foot, will return to
practice, however, late this week.
Dual meet March 22.
Members of the Cornhusker in
door track team are working out
lightly before intense preparation
for their next home appearance, a
dual meet with Oklahoma A. & M.
in the stadium March 22.
Freshmen track aspirants are
carrying on a telegraphic meet
with Iowa, the results of which
will be announced next week, ac
cording to Weir.
John L. Collyer, president of
B. F. Goodrich company, has been
elected to the Cornell university
board of trustees.
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Sukup t
Watts f
MSt bouM f 0 0-0
Anderson C 0 3-4
Hall c
Hemlng g
Sykes g
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