$7e3nes3ay, December 6, 1941
THE NEBRASKAN
Sooners Gain
Big Six Win
Second Time
FINAL STANDINGS.
Oklahoma. .... 41 .(MM)
Iowa Slate 3 11 .700
Mifwourl t 1 t .fiOO
Nfbraoka .- 2 3 0 .400
Kana 14 .200
Banitaa Stat. 1 4 .200
For the first time in Oklahoma
grid history, the University of
Oklahoma annexed their second
consecutive Big Six football
championship taking the last con
ference tile from Nebraska by a
31-12 count. No other Sooner
eleven was even able to duplicate
a conference title.
The Sooner-Husker tilt was the
last in the conference as well as
ringing the curtain down on mid
west grid play.
Only black spot on the Okla
homa record was a 21-21 tie with
the Missouri Tigers a few weeks
ago.
Iowa State was second rank
ing squad in the loop coming
through with a tie with Missouri,
wins over Kansas, Kansas State
tion of second semester officers
Oklahoma.
The Tigers of Missouri took
third place in final standings with
wins over the two Kansas squads,
ties with Iowa State and Okla
homa and an upset loss to Ne
braska. Nebraska finished fourth by
winning from Kansas State and
Bulletin
RMin( Club.
Riding club will mtet at S p. m. Tnura
day in room 101, Grant Memorial.
Ma Phi Ep-.ll.rn.
Th Mu Phi Kpsllon meeting which was
io ne hem Dec. has been postponed
until Wednesday, Dec. 13.
Tiny V.
There will be a Tlnv T metlne at
4:00 today in Ellen Smith hall. Workers
are requested to bring their copy.
Missouri and losing to the other
three conference teams.
FisJuvood Leads
Sophomore List
Sue Fishwood, with an average
of 91 63, heads the list of sopho
more ag college coeds recognized
this year by Omicron Nu, na
tional honorary home ec group.
The name of the girl with the
highest average is placed on a
plaque which hangs in the home
ec social room. All the girls have
an average of above 84.
The ten named are Sue Fish-
wood, Jo Ann Grimes, Marolyn
Hartsook, Eleanor Johnson, Ruth
Ann Medaris, Mary Helen Mitch
ell, Elaine Osterman, Joanne
Rapp, Cozette Wieland and Helen
Wulf.
Fund . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
additional heln. the fund will be
preserved to supplement the fi
nancing program or the u. I. Bin
in such cases.
Contributions to the War Schol
arship fund will be welcomed in
order that a larger sum will be
available for returning veterans.
Free Variety Show
Cary Grant Cr Rosalind Russell
"HIS GIRL FRIDAY"
8:00 P. M., SUN., DEC. 10
Union Ballroom
Schedule
Hand Ball,
Ping Pong
Hand ball and table tennis in
tramural play is in second round
participation now, first round ac
tivity being completed last week.
Only three contests are scheduled
on the ping-pong sheet and but
one hand ball matcn.
Of the scheduled first round
matches, several houses failed to
play and many did not turn in re
sults.
Those teams who lost their
first round matches and turned in
results will be given entrance
points towards the Jack Best
Students .
We Feature
"Hot Lunches"
trophy. Deadline on second round
play is not later than Dec. 11,
with all results to be turned over
to Gordon Ehlers. Games are to
be arranged at opponents con
venience. Ping Pong pairings:
Xi Psi Phi vs. Alpha Tau
Omega.
Beta Theta Pi vs. Zeta Beta
Tau.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Pi
oneer Co-op.
Hand ball pairings:
Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Gamma
Delta.
Xr.lAS CARDS
Large Slock to Choose From
Open Evenings
Golden rod Card Shop
215 North 14
50'
and
down
Delicious Drinks
At Our Fountain
Lincoln Smoke Shop
Novelties Tobacco
1300 "O" Street
STATIONERY
Personalized for Girts
Open Evening
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14
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Christmas
Gifts
of
Distinction
Linens
Jewelry
Specialties
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