Wednesday, December 8,
Volleyball Hits
Second Round
In Intramurals
The second round of the intra
mural volleyball tournament gets
under way this week when the Sig
Chi's meet the ATO's and the Sig
Ep's tackle the Z.B.T.'s. All four
of these teams won in the first
round. Thursday, Dec. 9, the Phi
Gam's meet the Beta's and the
Beta Sig's go against the Kappa
Sign.
The following are the standings
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Things that are warm -and comfortable and
useful . . that he can wear with grails.. . and
pride. This is the year to emphasize prac
ticality . . and he'll be glad you chose such
things for him!
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Leather Jackets . . . suedes and
capeskins, mostly large sizes, in
good-looking tan, brown, black or
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$14.50 to $22.50
1943
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
1943-44 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
HOME GAMES.
18 South Dakota.
8 Iowa State.
22 Minnesota.
1 Kansas State.
5 Missouri.
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19 Kansas university.
Feb. 26 Oklahoma.
thus far:
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ZB.T ' 1 0
Phi (jama 1
BclM 0 1
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Kappa NIk 1
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Worm Plaid
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'MiW'l tCr ' ' in all-p,aid or combined with
VW ' 0 twi11, ln brown- bIue r red.
$3.00
For real warmth, McGregor all-wool
plaids are fine for all sports or out
door wear.
$7.0
If he's lucky, he'll get a genuine Pen
dleton all wool shadow plaid in shades
of tan or blue.
$6.95 and $8.50
Wool and rayon gabardine and all ray
on gabardine Western-type sport shirt
re real favorites with him.
$4.00 to $6.00
Cossack-Style Jackets ...
of zelan-treated fabrics . . .
some unlined, and some
lined with rayon, fleece or
wool.
$7.50 to $22.50 '
DAILY NEBRASKA
OUT-OF-TOWN GAMES.
Dec. 10 University of Iowa.
Dec 11 DePaul university.
Dec. 13 Minnesota.
Jan. IS Kansas university.
Jan. 17 Oklahoma.
Feb. 12 Missouri.
Feb. 14 Iowa State.
Feb. 29 Kansas State.
Baylor university will operate a
rampus radio station this year.
The station will be powered to
reach only the dormitories, room
ing houses ar.l other buildings on
the campus itself.
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With only a little more than a
week of practice behind them, the
1943 Husker basketball squad
leaves tomorrow on a three game
trip against three of the toughest
teams on this year's roster Uni'
versity of Iowa, DePaul univer
sity, and the Golden Gophers of
Minnesota. Faced by the same
manpawer shortage experienced in
football, Coach Ad Lewandowski
is anything hut optimistic about
the season's prospects.
Huskers Have Chance.
Friday night, the Huskers meet
Iowa in Iowa City. "Pops' Ha:ii-
son, Iowa coach, has not a single
veteran on his squad, and no hold
overs from last year's frosh squad.
Against this team as untried as
Nebraska, the Huskers have prob
ably their only chance for a win
out of the first three games.
Minnesota also starts from scratch
having lost all ten lettermen. Bill
Muske and Duane Baglien look
like the biggest threats on the
Gopher team. The Gophers, how
ever, have a good crop of 17 year
olds and a number of navy men
to bolster their squad. Minnesota,
as usual, looks good, too good for
the. inexperienced Huskers. DePaul
university in Chicago always has
a eood basketball turnout, and
this year is no exception from re
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ports of the large squad working'
out for the Husker game.
Allen Artman, only returning
UN letterman, is slated for a foi
ward berth in these first games.
Tom Dworak and Eldon Potter
have been working out on the ten
tative first team for the other
forward position. Don Barry. 8-4
tall man on the team, will prob
ably start as center. "Gus" Eager,
former Lincoln high hotshot, Mel
vin Sherman, and George Lucas
will work the guard positions.
Lewandowski said that the boys
haven't worked together enough
to have any more than a semblance
of a team as yet, but he expects
them tp get good experience in the
season openers. "We hope to get
better and make a good showing
as the season advances," he said.
24 Turnout.
An incomplete list of men out
for basketball shows 24 squad
members so far. They are: Allen
Artman, Don Barry, Tom Dworak,
Warren Eisenhart. Sari Eager,
Morris Gaiter, William Hill, Elza
Kuhlman, Ted Kenfield, George
Lucas. Ruiisell Lrgt-r, Gene Puit
zer, Eklon Potter, Pat Rooney,
Melvin Sherman, Harold Ander
son. Dean Kratz, William Mickle,
Rex Mitchell, Doug Nelson, Ken
neth Hollins, Gordon Baker, Harry
Johnson and Byrne Swiggert.
fan
la aieat
And best of oil
War Bonds!