SiMcfcrr. FeHraary 27, 1944
THE NEBRASKAN
Scarlet Falls
Before Late
Sooner Rally J
Unable to withstand torrid
Sooner rally in the closing min
utes, Nebraska's Cornhuskers
dropped a 43-32 decision to trainee
spiltcd Oklahoma at the coliseum
last night.
The Huskers, down 13-19 at the
half, had climbed to a 30-26 mar
gin with nine minutes left, but
here the Sooners took command.
With big Al Kirlin hitting three
of his favorite one handed push
siif ts, Nebraska had built an 11-8
lend midway in the first half, only
to see quick baskets by Paine,
Vaughn, and Bulow help the
Snrners to their 19-13 halftime
n iugin. The Huskers started the
Fv .ond half with a rush, climbing
to a 23-all tie with 13 minutes
left, then pulling to their 30-26
lead with nine minutes remaining
oi l a pair of buckets by Kirlin,
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Sig Nu-ZBTs
Nip Beta Sig's
By 21-18 Count
Intramural games of the past
week found the Sigma Nu-ZBT
combination eking out a 21-18
win over the Beta Sig's, the
YMCA romping over the Pioneer
Co-op, 24-14, the Sig Chi's vic
torious over Theta Xi's bv a 39-22
count, and the Sig Ep's nudging
the Phi Gam's by a 45-21 score.
The Sigma Nu-ZBT victory
over the Beta Sig's, the tightest
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Totala 13 6-14 17 32
Score at half: Oklahoma 19. Nebraska
13.
Officiala: Mike Oberhelman. Kansas
State and Dick Pulllam, Grand Island
College.
V Club Holds Initiation
Tomorrow at 7:00 P.M.
"N" Club initiation will be
held Monday evening at 7:00 in
the "N" Club room in the coli
seum. Athletic Director A. J.
Lewandowski requests all let
termen who have not been ini
tiated to be present.
game of the week's play, saw the
Beta Sig team come from a 3-11
half-time deficit to throw a real
scare into the Sig Nu-ZBT com
bination before bowing by a tight
21-18 count. Cole led the victors
with 14 points, while Peters was
best for the Beta Sig club with
his six markers.
Tournament play continues this
week.
J-JUL
First three games of the bas
ketball tournament have been
played, with the Barbs, the
D.G.'s and Tri-Delts the victors.
Wednesday night the Barbs
slaughtered the D.G.'s second
team by a score of 43 to 0. Thurs
day the D.G.'s and Alpha Phi's
played a little better game, with
the outcome 33 to 4 for the D.G.'s.
Friday's game between the Tri-
Delts and the Alpha Chi's made
tlte Tri-Delts victors by a final
score of 32-24.
Next week's games are sched
uled as follows:
Keo. 2S Raymond Hall vs. Chi O.
(Sfcnnd team
Feb. 19 Gumma Pht first team) vs.
Theta.
March 1 Chi O (first team) vs. Gam
ma Phi (second team.
March 2 Gamma Phi (third team) .
Alpha Xi (first trami.
March S Alpha Xi (second teum) vs.
Kappa.
The final practice for the swim
ming tournament was held last
Saturday. The tournament begins
on Saturday, March 4, and will be
repeated on March 11. All of the
contests in which the swimmers
will participate will be repeated
on the second Saturday.
Harold IF. Andersen I
The following loiter, recently received from 1st Lt. James
(1. Smith. ASTP athletic officer, is printed to give readers an
insight into official feeling regarding the proposed basketball
pa itie -between the Lincoln Air Rase Raiders and an All-Star
ehib chosen from the various army uits on the campus.
Dear Mr. Anderson:
I have road your numerous articles in the column ' Second
Guessing" with interest and pleasure, and wish to thank you
for the interest and enthusiasm which you have shown in the
Army basketball season.
Your repeated request for an all-star game against tho
Lincoln Air Field liaiders is an excellent suggestion and one
which is being seriously considered by the proper authorities.
I would like to point out, however, that there are several points
to be considered before such a game could be played. An all
star game would seriously slow down our Army league sched
ule. A suitable date Mould have to be arranged and the coli
seum would have to be available.
You may be assured that every effort is beinsr made 1
speedily arrange this game, which should provide a brand of
basketball of interest to civilian and military students as well
as the sporls enthusiasts of Lincoln.
Sineerelv vours.
JAMES G. SMITH,
1st Lt., A I S,
Athletic Officer.
We appreciate Lieutenant Smith's interest in the proposed
game, and it pleases us to learn that the proper authorities are
giving serious consideration to the matter. We only hope, now,
that the obstacles cited by Lieutenant Smith can be overcome
and the game played at an early date.
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