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FnStry, MarcK 2&V1OT DAILY NEBRASKAN f v- I I Peter $em '"?"' m a st m i tun mkh. h Teunis troubles The draft is putting a lot of flies in a lot of people's ointments. From this spot it appears to us that this bugaboo must play a major role in "Biff" Give McBride worries as squad loses players By Duke Schatz. every tennis title except one. Ok- Tennis workouts are now in full lahoma, where tennis is played vine and already Greinr Mc- Practicay a11 year round. wiU nng ana aireaay uregg mc- . hip. harripr for th K. Jones' in- Bride' teimiS COaCh, hM lncurred braska boys to hurdle. With the a xew rray nairs over prospects loss or. oniv one leuerman. txi soninia, too, after a quick glance for tlda year.a team over uie rosier ior mis springs Nebraska has bid farewell to practice. such stalwarts as Harold Rundle WalterDobbina who pens sports &nd Charley Eberline, both grad- v U T UaaIm Tm.Mn 1 Lit. n HfltMl A AtrftlAI tUMTV 1st H irwRaimlnM nnc whan h uvu Bride is the loss of Johnnv Hus- Already the Huskers have been ton mm the elgibility Jinx. Has Iindsey, and a strong freshman team, they are the choice to an nex the title again this year. Change in compet This year the Big Six title will be judged by a percentage system based on games won and lost. "u , if'""-K . Cf. TZl Heretofore, a tournament was al wiui imi nwaruKop , a jun.or - , " ' ; ways held after the regular sched in i training with the national guanl spring, and his loss will be felt t(j detcnnin the cham. pion. This often meant that some at -Fort Robinson, Ark., heading keenly. une iiai, wnc, iw, wiui uic Baiue '""""6 j . R, hrl nr rom. group are Francis Greenlief. Ankeny and Jim Hemsworth, both la5v ."hfiduled each other mieht guard; Don Rubottom, halfback; juniors. Ankeny is a varsity let- lyJt 6 , f"', h Bob Bonahoom, center and Bur terman, and Hemsworth, altho not rtvLta W dette Wertman,' an end. playing last year, lettered in 1939. Sl2T!S?teSnE So far Ralph Whitehead, guard The team will necessarily be built JJJJ'g ZSSti fSd tt! from MinaUre, is the only gridder around ose two veterans. with hJ won.lost stand. called in the draft But let's take Froh hopes. ing will become tennis king of the a look at the players subject to Expected to bolster Nebraska's conference, call as soon as school is out in chances are men cominsr ud from 1941 schedule: June." last year's freshman crop. Coach University of Oklahoma List here Willard Bunker, and McBride points that competition is Norman: April 26. Fred Preston at ends; Jack Clea- keen here, with Keith Howard, venger and Francis Leik at tack- Omaha, and Dick Smith, Lincoln, les; Don Waddick, guard; How- two of his best bets, ard Kelly, at center; and Wayne Nebraska's first match is with Blue, John Mackey, Clyde Preuss, Oklahoma at Norman, April- 26. and Kenny Simmons all backs. Since Big Six competition was With all of these lads past the first started, Oklahoma has won minor stage, they are registered . and subject to call. I-F standings All year point total for In terfraternity intramural ath letics at the conclusion of the handball tournament, as fig ured by the DAILY sports staff. 1. lrlta I illon 41 J. Alpha Tau Onwta 4K.1 S. Sl(mt 1'hl Kpollon 4M 4. Till IHU Thi la 426 5. Phi Kappa 1'sl 421 . SlKma Alpha Kpallon 40H 7. Brta Thrta PI 40J . Phi Gamma Drlla 394 . Kappa Sigma SUO U. SlKma N S7 11. Di-lta Tun Delta S7H 1Z. Farm IIoum 343 IS. Alpha (ianima Bha 306 14. ZHa Rota Taa ZT 15. HI it ma Alpha Ma 3 14. Alpha Sigma PM Z37 17. Thrta XI ZS K. Drlla Simna PI ZM 19. Brta Sigma Pat IM t. Ararla 1U Zl. Slama Chi 1U ZZ. PM NlKina lUpfia IOS Z3. Mum. Guiraa Epallna M Z4. XI P( Phi 70 Zt. Delta Thrta Phi ZS The above totals include touch football, golf, tennis, vol ley ball, water polo, class "A" and "B" basketbal, and hand ball. Sports now in progress are ping pong and bowling. Sports yet to be played are track and Softball. The finals of golf are yet to be played. Weir plans . . . Tentative meet with Wyoming on coast jaunt Tentative plans for a track meet with the University of Wy oming on Tuesday, April 11 on the way to the Huskers' date with the California Bears at Berkeley were announced Thursday by trade coach Ed Weir. Weir said that the meet ar rangements had not been finally settled with the Wyoming Dons, but that the competition would probably be held. Take large squad. The Cornhusker mentor figures that he will take a large squad of 18 to 20 varsity men with him on the west-coast jaunt With a meet half-way to California on Tuesday and an early arrival in the sun shine state. Weir hopes that his squad will be somewhat acclimated for the U. of Cal. meet on Satur day. Still inside due to the tempera ture, Weir said that the weather was hurting his field men worse than the track boys and that the shot putters, discus and javelin throwers would be hard put against the lads who worked out all winter long in the California sunshine. at Kansas State at Lincoln: May 2. University of Kansas at Lin coln: May 3. Iowa State at Ames: May 10. University of Missouri at Lin coln: May 17. Panel- be There are a couple of bright Pill PsiS. HfitflS spots in this picture. Jack Vincent SfJSZZrJFZ are LM bowline l back for the coming season. They fni.rfI,v i ill fill iti Y are all registered for advanced lUUrilCJf IIIIUU913 them at least temporarily. Phi Kappa Psi and Beta Theta tory and DAILY news commenta- Then there's Vike Francis with Pi are the finalists in the frater- to"r and ?ldf5fher his "store teeth" which sunnoslv , , The six-man panel will open ehe - j niiy miramuru uu iuic lunicsi oa .i i nun uui ijuiic ynysiKeiUy (Continued from Page 1.) defend England's stand, will taken by James Olson and Rolf Ordal, graduate students in his- a result of their downing Zeta Beta Tau and Delta Upsilon, re spectively. able. Clarence Hern don. because he heads a family and was mar ried last year, has a logical rea son for not going to camp. They are Nebraska's two hopes for All American honors this comine year. Francis can be listed as be ing consistently good and the showing that "Chintz" made dur- losers represented league 4. ing last season should put him in in the other semifinal match the discussion on such questions as: Was the relief program in the last war successful, or did the American food go to Germany? Would aid in the occupied coun- at different times, telling, the story of Midge Beasley's tears over her boy friend. It all ends well, however, when the telegraph boy sings the fellow's love. Done almost entirely in pantomine, con tinuity was furnished by a trio composed of Mary Rokahr, Jean ette Mickey, and Betsy Mallat, accompanied by Maxine Taylor. Presenting "Cheers for NU," the Kappa Kappa Gamma curtain act was highlighted by the tap danc ing of Marge and Dorothy Clark. "Colleges on Parade" was the name of Sigma Delta Tau act and Rosa Bouton Hall presented "Strife and Victory." Julges for the skits and curtain acts were Dean Hosp, Mrs. West over, Elsie Ford Piper, Mary Guthrie, Clara Rausch, and Clara Wilson. Jokaay COX aad hlaaa Orchestra Playing JoniqhL 9 Until 12 You're Sure to Enjoy This Grand Band in the STUDENT UNION Ballroom A din. 10c Pre Prraaa ine rm rsis, winners oi gue t . p()W ,ctsen the effect of E 3. were not hard pressed by the an(j's blockade? ZBTs, winning by a score some is the need of the vanquished 200 pins ahead of their rivals. The peoples as great as is reported by the Hoover group? What demands should Germany the ton hrarket rf th mnntn.':. r ... ,nmAv.inr f a mir. be required to make before snip- r . - w v .v -hvuaaa w liruia Llll TVIIIV LllttlU V M . .. . Uckles for this coming season. prise victory over the Delta Upsi- men J Iooa a,7 P,ac 'n ine nanus ui owupicu pcvpioi The meeting wilt then be thrown open to the audience at which time anyone may fire questions at the panel members or contribute to the discussion. prise victory over the Delta Upsi- z-z-z. ion team. Exact score of either of Antelope milk is of better qual- the games could not be learned lty than cow's milk, according to before the paper went to press. Dr. J. B. Haag, agricultural chem-' Date for the finals has not been 1st at Oregon State college. decided. 3 Sec Us for Your New Spring ... 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