!Tues3cry, January 12, 1943
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Iowa State's
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Kansas university's flashy capers, with wins over Missouri
and Oklahoma in last week's conference play, gave' Big Six
basketball fans the impression that they might repeat last year's
breeze to the loop championship.
Phog Allen's strictly-believing proteges paddled Missouri,
69-44, to eclipse the nine-year-old Big Six scoring record of
C9 points established by Oklahoma against Kansas State. In
the same game Charlie "Phog dropped me from the squad"
Black dumped in 33 points to chalk
tip a new mane in tne conference
scoring column.
The Huskers and Iowa State
picked on the same team, Kansas
State, and started the season off
with wins, while Kansas topped
Olathe Naval, 60-32, and Missouri
fell to Olathe, 51-42.
Huskers to Columbia.
Only two conference clashes are
on the docket for next Saturday
night, with the comeback Ne
braska team taking on Missouri
at Columbia, and Kansas State
pointing their first Big Six win
against Oklahoma at Norman.
Kansas meets Oklahoma A. &
M.'s towering quintet at Lawrence
in a blood-battle which should
establish, or tear down, the Jay
hawks' present enviable national
reputation.
Only other games which will
put loop teams on the record book
feature Kansas State against
Rockhurst Tuesday, and Kansas
facing Camp Crowder at Kansas
City Saturday.
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NEBRASKA 1
Iowa State 1
Oklahoma ...........
Missouri 0
Kansr.it Stat
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Wednesday: Oklahoma A. If. vs. Kan-
k at Lawrence.
Saturday: Kn va. Camp Crowder at
Kansas City; NEBRASKA va. MlMOurl at
Columbia: Kama Stat r. Oklahoma at
Norman.
RKSVI.Tf LAST WEEK.
Kansas 69, Missouri 44. -Kannaa
60, Olathe Clipper 32.
NEBRASKA 41. Kansas Stat 33.
Iowa State 34, Kansas Stat 24.
Olathe Clippers M, Missouri 42.
LEADING SCORES.
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Black, Kansas 3 17
HufMt'her. Kansas ........ 3
rixun, Kansas ..2 T
F.vans, Kansas 3 8
Norman, Iowa State...... 1 7
Lll, Kansas gate 3 3
Hthncllbacher, Kas ,3
Thompson, Nebiaska .... 1 5
Jenkins, Missouri 1
Paine, Oklahoma 1
Ihrks. Kansas State...... 3 4
Tucker, Oklahoma 1 4
Bortka, Kansas State.... 3 6
Mark, Missouri 1 4
FiUgibbon, Nebraska .... 1 3
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UNEB-1600
10:30 Campus Varieties (in
cluding campus gossip, a
Kappa serenade and a
special interview.)
11:00 Mystery Melodies.
11:15 Daily Nebraskan of the
Air. .
11:20 UNEB Sports Parade.
11:30 Hit Parade.
11:45 Request Program.
12:00 Ghost Night.
Villanova college was the first
Catholic college founded in Penn
sylvanla.
NOW! . . Young Jane
steps out with the Army
on her First Date .
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STATE
Big Six Indoor
Track Compet
Date Changed
The annual Big Six indoor
track meet will be held at Kan
sas City Feb. 27 instead of the
March 6 date originally set, M.
F. Ahearn, conference secretary
announced late Monday.
Nebraska is the Big Six in
door defending champion, and
will go to the meet without forc
ing any change in their original
schedule.
The change was made because
the Kansas City police circus is
scheduled for March 6 in the
municipal auditorium. Ahearn
said all Big Six schools will be
represented at the meet
Huskers Set
For Missou'
This Week
UN Cagers To Be
At Full Strength
Head basketball coach. Lew
Lewandowski cracked his whip hot
and , heavy over his Cornhusker
caee proteries on the coliseum
boards yesterday afternoon in the
week's opening drill for Missouri
tilt Saturday evening.
Fire was abundant on the Husk
er front as the Scarlet varsity
whipped thru a scrimmage against
reserves. Comprising Lewandow
ski's first five were Thompson,
Bottorff. Fitzgibbon, Heinzelman
and Young. Indications were that
the Nebraskans will be at full
strength when they leave for Co
lumbus, Friday.
Tigers Lose Four.
The Missouri team, to date, has
won two and lost four. The Tigers
have wins over Missouri valley
(32 to 31), and Fort Leonard
Wood (49 to 23). In the loss col
umn, the Columbia team has
dropped twice to Olathe Naval, 40
to 35 and 51 to 42: Illinois 51 to
30: and Kansas 69 to 44.
Only comparative scores lor me
two teams came out of jaunts to
Champaign to take on the Illini,
at present burning up me recoras
in Big Ten competition.
While the Tigers were Deaien
points, Nebraska did only half as
well, allowing Illinois to run up
a 69 to 27 decision, before bounc
inc back to hold Indiana to a
Doint win marjrin. in a home game
Only development in the Big Six
circuit over the last weekend was
the Kansas Jayhawks victory over
Oklahoma. The victory gave rnog
Allen's charges the loop lead
AMERICA IN 1950
IP THE AXIS WINS . .
, . , youll have to find a home
In the Japanese rice swamps, in
the African desert or in the
frozen North. For America,
with ita boundless opportuni
ties, will be. peopled by the
Axis that! what they're fight
ing fori
IF AMERICA WINS a . a
. , . youTl be free to live
where yon want, to go wherever
opportunity beckons for that's
what we're fighting fori And
the best way to carry on that
fight ia by inventing 10 of
your income in War IJondsI
Tankers See
Loop Repeat
Cyclone Champs'
Coach Optimistic
The 1943 Iowa State swimming
team will be about on a par with
the 1942 Big Six champions, ac
cording to word from the Cyclone
camp.
Coach Jack McGuire a team will
probably face a skeleton sched
ule, with the present set-up call
ing for only two teams Iowa
State and Nebraska indicating a'
desire to carry a full load.
Second Season.
McGuire, who is staring his sec
ond season as the Cyclone tank
ccach, feels that the individual
brilliance of the 1942 team will be
offset by more depth and better
balance this season. Biggest loss
from 1942 is Brian Brown who
won three Big Six titles as a
sophomore Brown is now in the
army.
Three major leuermen ana a!
minor award winner wm form
the nucleus for the predominant
ly sophomore team. Capt. Thorn
ton Wilson, sprinter, is out with a
broken ankle but is expected to be
back in the pool in another week
and ready for competition by mid-
February.
Slater Returns.
John Slater, conference breast-
stroke king, and Fred Musser,
sprinter, are the other major let
termen. Bill Nielson, another
sprinter is a minor letter man.
Jack Byerrum, senior sprinter,
is the only other candidate not a
member of the sophomore class.
Jim McCoy, Bob Savage, Joe
Reynolds and Ted Salmon, sprin
ters: George Lewis, George Pick
ens, distance men: Charles Wells I
and Dave Clizbe, backstrokers;
Ralph Reese, breast stroke, and
Bob Boswell, diver, are all sopho
mores.
Cyclone Five
To Miss Action
Next Ten Days
AMES, Iowa, Jan. 11. Iowa
State's Rollin Kuebler will have
plenty of time to get a Charley
horse worked out of his leg as the
Cyclones remain out of cage com
petition for a week.
The activities of Religious Em
phasis Week hold sway on the
campus until Jan. 18 when the Cy
clones return to action in a game
here with Nebraska.
Coach Louis Menze plans to
take full advantage of the ten
day layoff from competition to
rive his squad plenty of hard work,
On the basis of its showing against
Kansas State .Saturday the Cy
clones still need more work be
fore tackling the rest of the Big
Six.
Kuebler. hampered by his
Injured leg against the Wildcats,
should be ready to play full time
against the Cornhuskers.
Barb Basketball
Deadline for Barb basketball
entries was set last night by
the Intramural department for
February 27.
Rochester Club, WPA
Sponsor Photo Exhibit
The Rochester Camera club and
the WPA are the sponsors of the
latest photography exhibit in gal-
lerv A of Morrill hall. The exhibit
will last until January 31.
Tulane university is in its 109th
session.
Army Navy
Marines Air Forces
W-A-V-E-S-WAACs,
Sea at
Goldenrod Printing Co.
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For the Faculty: Trobably the best suggestion heard in a Ion:,'
time along the line of Mays and means to get students to feed
the kitty with war stamps came floating into the office yester
day, Seems one of the faculty members thinks it would be a
paying proposition to charge admission, i. e., one war stamp, to
an all-professor race through, over, under and around the uni
versity s obstacle course.
Sounds like a good idea. Here's my dime on the line. How
about it, faculty members?
The Big Six. from all indications, is jroinjr to have one of the
biggest years on record. K.U.
place awfully, awfully near to
iing a wouia-oe cnaiienging
That 48-44 win for the Jayhawks
ty-44 tnumping of Missouri earlier in the week. If Nebraska s
jaunt to Columbia pays off next
lind themselves bidding for one
ere long.
On Subsidizing: Sunday's wordage bn subsidizing brought out
of one reader an argument with
for some time. He writes:
points for prospective students
Colleges engage in athletic competition. Therefore, athletics
should be encouraged.
"Athletes engage in athletics. Athletes go to college
therefore good athletes should
colleges desiring to find a place
and athletically.
Still another test of how much athletics mean to colleges.
Approach some individual you've never seen before, some aver
age person, and ask him to do
colleges he s heard of because
learning the arts, science, engineering, research, and so on.
Then ask him to list all the
of their participation in athletics.
Ten to one the first list will be a wee bit shorter than the
second.
Speaking of Kansas: Joe
Creighton's top-ranked basketball team, commenting on the
Kansas team, gave credit to
I could ask for in a defensive man." Loisel, visiting here yester-
Uay dubbed Charley Black tops "for his abiilty to rebound,'
and forward Schnellbacher for
UNGrad.Waldon
Nelson is Army
Air Force Cadet
MARFA, Texas. Aviation
Cadet Waldon L. Nelson, UN
graduate, is now stationed with
the Army Air Forces at a new
twin-engine school at Marfa,
Texas, it was announced by Col.
Gerald Hoyle, commanding officer.
The new school is located about
60 miles from the Rio Grande river
in the Big hand country of west
Texas.
MONEY, MONEY
The Daily Nebraskan will
pay for all Nov. 17th issues
brought to the business man
ager's office.
A
SHORTHAND
DICKINSON IN 30 DAYS
Individual Instruction
Gregg Shorthand and Hpeclal
Short Coudmii
DICKINSON
SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
202-218 Lincoln l.lb.I.lf Itlilsr. 2-21S1
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definitely reserved a niche some
the top of the column by shack-
uiuanoma team Saturday nieht.
followed their record-breaking
Saturday, the Huskers should
of the top three loop spots
which I have heartily agreed
"Athletics form good selling,
in schools all over the country.
be encouraged to attend those
on the map, both educationally,
this: ask him to list ail 01 tne
of some contribution to higher
colleges he s heard of because
Loisel, starting forward on
Ray Evans as" every thing you
all-around offensive play
ATO-Phi Delt
WaterPoloTilt
Heads I-M Card
Intramural athletic competition
resumes tomorrow evening with
the water polo squads of the Phi
Gamma Delta and the Phi Delta
Theta clashing at 8:30 and the
Alpha Tau Omega meeting Sigma
Chi in another big test.
The finals of the badminton
tourney also will roll off this week
with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and
Sigma Xi battling in the cham
pionship bracket and Theta Xi and
Phi Kappa Psi struggling for the
Consolation championship.
CLASSIFIED
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a line per day.
Payable la advaaea only.
EXCHANGED at the Union: Simon Inn
overcoat for Dundee tan overcoat. W.
Saks, W2-15S.
MISTAKENLY TAKEN Tan overcoat
outside Union ballroom, Jan. 10. Plfse
exchange. Vincent Martinson. t-3597.
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