DAILY NEBRASKAN
Buskers Play Host to Missouri
Tomorrow
Sunday, January II, 1942
Water Safety
Course Open
To All Women
Any woman enrolled in the uni
versity will be allowed to enroll in
the American Red Cross water
safety course which will be offered
next semester according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by
the women's physical education
department.
As a prerequisite she must have
had some elementary swimming
courses. The class will meet Mon
days and Wednesdays from 3 to
4:30 p. m. and can take the place
of physical education credit
courses.
This is an advanced course
which will include more than just
life saving technique.
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By Susan Shaic
In the bowling preliminaries,
the Kappa Alpha Theta team I
had the high score with 646. Mem
bers of the team were: Mary Ade
laide Hansen, Phyllis Shaw, Vir
ginia Stoddard, Margaret Ros
borough, and Betty Mae Klopp.
Other scores in the tournament
thus far are Kappa 372 vs. Sigma
Delta Tau 493; A. O. Pi 555, Tri
Delt 418; Alpha Phi 522, Delta
Gamma I, 611; Chi Omega 555 vs.
Delta Gamma 603; Alpha Chi
Omega 543 and Gamma Phi Beta
531; Sigma Kappa 495 and Gam
ma Phi Beta 566; Thi Mu 520, Sig
ma Delta Tau 334; Alpha Phi 575,
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Raymond Hall 642, and Kappas
457, Theta II 545.
Nebraska Ball quarter-finals re
MltrZ in a Delta Gamma victory
ovtr Phi Mu, 25-21. Howard Hall
defeated the Theta 3 team 33-11,
while the Northeast Hall turned
in a 50 to 13 win over Theta 1
team. The Tri Deltas defaulted to
Pi Phi I.
Ride WAA bicycles and save car
tires to aid National defense.
To All Women Students
The new system worked out in
Rifle club offers an opportunity
for anyone who is interested in
the club and who can shoot, an
opportunity to make the team and
shoot in the matches which we
have with other schools.
If you don't know how to shoot,
come over to Andrews hall and
there will be instructors there to
help you. All that is required is to
turn in one target a week, signed
by Captain Richardson. If your
score is high enough, you will
have a chance to compete on the
team. The team changes every
week. Doing this the rifle team is
made up of the best shooters of
the university.
HOLLYCE CAPPLE,
Rifle Club President.
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By Boh Miller
The Biffer Returns
Nebraska's coaching situation is
still a question mark and will re
main so for a time. . . .Major Jones
has returned from a short trip fol
lowing the East-West game and
reports that there has been no in
dication that lie will be called.
Very Indefinite.
The coaching situation is defi
nitely very unstable. ... Biff has
been ordered to take his physical
examination but whether he will
be called tomorrow, next week or
next month, is the question. . .Pre
viously, the athletic board with
Dr. R. D. Scott had failed to re
new line coach, Link Lyman's con
tract and that left the Hunker's
without a line coach Now the
Major wiir more than likely ask
for a leave of absence for the du
ration.
Renewed Biff's Contract
Before the war came along the
board had renewed Jones' contract
for five additional years at a re
ported salary of $12,000 An
other problem which the board will
have to struggle with concerns an
end coach, Paul Amen.... Amen
is single and has no dependents
so that he will be subject to the
draft. . . .This leaves the Huskers
without an athletic director, a
head coach, an end coach and per
haps more.
Presnelt Still Available
At this point if the expected
does happen and the above coach
es are needed in other places
Glenn Presnell will be the only
grid coach that will be back
Presnell has been backfield coach
and is competent enough to take
over the head mentorship. . . . Ad
Lewandowski will also be on hand
to hefp with football and rule over
basketball. .. .This would at least
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Tiger Cagers Invading
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Roy Storm
high-scoring center
Ed Matheny
dangerous forward
give a working start toward a
skeleton coaching staff....
Still Several Left.
There are still several left to
keep the picture fairly bright....
Ed Weir, track coach, can tutor
footballers if need be since he
made his bid for fame from a
tackle spot on the Husker team of
around 1925.... Then there are
several others: Charley Miller,
gymnastics; Jerry Adam, wiest-
ling; Tom Leeke, swimming; and
then if need be John Selleck can
take over part of the athletic di
rector's duties.
Need Some Replacements
With the above still on hand,
think that 3ome new appointments
will have to be made. . . .Especial
ly if a drive, national in scope, to
make physical education compul
sory in all colleges throughout the
land, goes through, there will be
an increased need... .There has
been talking of landing Elmer
Holm, former Cornhusker, at the
line job, and then even wilder ru
mors concerning the signing o?
Lonnie Stiner, Oregon State Rose
Bowl coach, and former Husker,
at the head coachcil position.
Band To Play
For Coming
Cage Games
From now on the scarlet and
cream uniforms and the music of
100 varsity band members will
add pep and color to Nebraska's
basketball games. Following a
talk at band practice Wednesday
by cage mentor Ad Lewandowski,
the organization agreed to play
for the five remaining home con
tests. Lewandowski appealed to the
band to help the crowd help the
team to win. On the request of
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By George Abbott.
After a successful debut in con
ference competition, Nebraska's
feasketeers will meet their second
Big Six opponent wh,en they meet
the Univeisity of Missouri's quin
tet on the coliseum boards to
morrow night at 8 p. m.
Pointing for nothing less than
top honors In the conference,
Coach Ad Lewandowski's cag
ers will face the invading five
with a Wildcat-rejuvenated con
fidence which had, before the K
State encounter been almost
stifled by a disheartening rec
ord of six losses in eight non
league encounters.
Uses Four Veterans.
While Lew will probably start
the same five who started against
Kansas State, Tiger Coach George
Edwards will use four lettermen
and ene newcomer for the open
ing tip-off.
Sparked by Guard Loren Mills,
the Missourians will use the same
quint that has averaged 38 points
per game m chalking up four wins
in seven starts. Teaming with
Mills, who ranks as the top de
fensive man on the team in addi
tion te his high-scoring record in
most of the games played this sea
son, will be letterman George
Evans.
Matheny Ranks High.
Although George Constants and
Don Harvey regularly hold down
the forward posts. Edwards has
one or two reserves who may see
more action than the starters,
with Ed Matheny, who has out
scored cither when used, likely to
get an early call.
The same situation has oc
curred at center, where 6-foot,
6-inch Sophomore Ross Burns
has outpointed the veteran
starter, Roy Storm.
Held vs. Mills.
In the Cornhusker line-up, Sid
Held, tlie Nebraska high-scoring
ace will try tc outpoint Mills from
his guard position, with Max
Young supporting Held in the
backcouit. Hart man Goetze, who
accounted for seven points in the
44 to 38 victory over Kansas State
will start at the pivot post, with
John Thompson and John Fitzgib
bon carrying out down-court
duties.
The Miourians will invade
the local court with wins over
St. Louis (2), Gonzaga, and the
University of California. In the
latter game they picked up a
close one from the Californians,
37-34. The Tigers have bowed to
Idaho, Washington State and
the Universityof Washington.
Probable Starting Line-ups.
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Weight Title
. . for Hunkers
Newton Copple, star grappler,
was the sole Nebraska winner to
appear in the Midwest Invitational
wrestling tournament held in
Ames, la., yesterday as Oklahoma
A. & M. smothered the competi
tion by taking 18 of 20 matches.
Copple, wrestling at 145 pounds,
decisioned Roy Reppert of Iowa
State to win the unofficial title
in that weight. Butch Levy, Min
nesota heavyweight footballer and
wrestler, won the other title that
the A. & M. team failed to get.
The remainder of the Husker
team went out in the early rounds
on Friday and Copple was the
only one to get Into Saturday com
petition for the Husker grapplers.
some bandsmen, he then agreed v
to seat the band in the regular
east bleachers along with the
Corn Cobs and Tassels. The sec
tion will be reserved for the three
organizations.
According to Don Lentz, band
chief, the musicians will stage
special novelty shows for the
crowd during the half periods of
some of the games.
Words and music for seven fa
vorite university songs are being
sold by the Wayne university stu
dent council in a 13-page booklet.
