Ftiday, March' TP, 1944
THE NEBRASKAN
South Nudges Northeast;
Prep Nips Lincoln, 25-23
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Tight games were the order of
the day in class A in the first
round of the state high school bas
ketball tournament at the coli
seum yesterday, with Creighton
Prep of Omaha nipping Lincoln
high 25-23, Omaha South victori
ous over Lincoln Northeast, 24-23,
Scottsbluff nudging Hastings, 27
26, and Columbus whipping Kear
ney, 31-21, for the widest victory
margin of the day.
South's victory over Northeast
in the final game of the evening
was the top tilt of the first round.
Down 13-17 at the half, the Pack
ers finished strong in the second
half to upset the favored Rockets
by a narrow 24-23 count.
Prep Meett Columbus.
As the teams advance into semi
final games tonight, Creighton
Prep is scheduled to meet Colum
bus, while South tangles with
Scottsbluff. Possibility of an all
Omaha final thus arises, for if
the Packers and Prepsters win to
night, they will clash in the Sat
urday night finals on the coliseum
court.
In class B, seeded Sidney and
Holy Name of Omaha both ad
vanced, Sidney dropping Ord, 33
23, and Holy Name outclassing
Pawnee City, 33-20. First round
results:
Class A.
Columbus 31, Kearney 21.
Creighton Prep 25, Lincoln 23.
Scottsbluff 27, Hastings 26.
Omaha South 24. Northeast 23.
Class B.
Holy Name 33, Pawnee City 20.
York 28, Central City 13.
Wayne 38, Holdrege 25.
Sidney 33, Ord 23.
Class C.
Elkhorn 30, Tilden 27.
Culbertson 22, Gibbon 15.
Mi If ord 35, Minatare 25.
Wakefield 34, Deshler 30.
Class D.
Trumbull 52, Potter 27.
Avoca 35, Elba 27.
Sacred Heart (Falls City) 26.
Spalding 23.
Hildreth 26, Sunflower (Mitchell)
24.
ISC Accepts
NCAA Invite
To ICC. Meet
The Iowa State college athletic
council has reconsidered and ac
cepted a bid to compete as a
representative of the fifth district
in the National Collegiate Ath
letic association's western playoffs
in Kansas City, March 24-25, ac
cording to an announcement by
Athletic Director George Veenker.
The council had decided Monday
to turn down the bid because of
the possibility that the Cyclone
team could not be held together
until tournament time. The offer
was renewed by the NCAA selec
tion committee, however, and the
council decided to accept the sec
ond bid.
J. A. Foster, teacher at Michi
gan State, recently proved his do
mesticity to one English class. To
fill the dead-pan silence following
the words: "Are there any ques
tions?" he explained in answer to
questions about his dirty hands
that he had peeled a bushel of
peaches the night before.
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YM Throws
Taus for IM
Loss, 25-18
The Tuesday night intramural
basketball games found the Corn
Cribbers downing the Beta's, 20
to 16, as the Theta Xi'a won over
the Beta Sig's 17 to 13. In the
Wednesday night games the
A.T.O.Is lost to the YMCA. 25-18,
while the Brown Palace swamped
the Cornhusker Co-op, 22 to 6.
The Coin Cribbers opened the
LOST Bluc-sray Parker Vacumatic pen
between Bancroft and Artm. buildings,
Weclnes. p. m. Harlan Oraney. 3-9537.
Make Hay While
the Sun Shines
Seasonally translated, this
moans "Have clothos donned
early and be assured of good
workmanship!" Avoid the
Easter rush.
with all members scoring. The
half-time score found the YMCA
with 19 points and the A. T. O.
trailing with 12 points. The Y
maintained their lead and final
score stood YMCA 23. A. T. O 18.
Brown Palace-Cornhusker Co-op.
The Brown Palace started the
game by caging 6 points in the
first 3 minutes. By the end of the
first half the Brown Palace had
caged 12 points and had held the
Co-op to 2.
game with a basket barrage that
couldn't be stopped by the Beta's.
The score at the half stood Corn
Cribbers 13, Beta's 6. Pinney was
high point man for the Beta's with
11, while Hamersky had 5 for the
Cribbers. Final score Corn Crib
bers 20, Beta's 16.
Theta Xi-Beta Sig
The Theta Xi-Beta Sig game
was a hard-fought game from
start to finish. The half-time
score found the Theta Xi's on top
10 to 6. Final score Theta Xi 17,
Beta Sig 13.
YMCA-A. T. O.
The Y rolled up the points in
the first half. The points were
well divided among their team
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