VVecFnescIqy, FeKruary 14, 1945
THE NEBRASKAN
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AS I SEE IT
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knocked Phog Allen's boys out of
the first place deadlock with
Oklahoma, the Sooners taking
over first place by whipping the
Kansas Aggies.
Nebraska's Art Peterson still
leads the Big Six scoring parade
with a total of 93 points, but Iowa
States' Jim Myers leads Art by
slightly over one point in the
points per game average.
The leading scorers along with
the standings, games this week,
and last week's results:
ptS OPtR
2S2 243
270 235
270 23.S
278 27
199 26?
301 362
Tentative plans were announced
Monday afternoon for the holding
of a "track clinic" for visiting high
school coaches and athletes at the
university on March 16, during the
state high school basketball tour
nament. Athletic Director A. J. Lewan
dowski said the clinic will prob
ably be held in the east stadium,
starting at 3 p. m. It will be un
der the direction of Head Track
Coach Ed Weir.
The "clinic" will consist of
track events, and moving pictures
of former U.N. track meets.
Friday nite at the coliseum, the
Lincoln Wings will either regain
their role as favorites in the 2nd
Air Force tourney or close the
book on the current basketball
season when they face the 2nd AF
Superbombers in the second game
of the second game of the quar
terfinals.
The pressure will be on thei
Wings as a result of dropping the
opener last week at Colorado
Springs. They must take the two
remaining games to get into the
finals.
Several reasons have been ad
vanced as to why the locals lost
the game last week. Either the
boys had a siege of staleness or
the Superbombers are much bet
ter than their record shows. Goose
Tatum was held to an all season
low while Eddie Ehlers and Vic
Krafft were far off shooting form
The Superbombers 46 points
represents their average score for
the entire year, while the Wings'
total of 44 was 17 tallies lower
than their average.
Is the 2nd AF defense reallv
good enough to hold the Wings' Strahn of Wayne, and little Fred
that low or were the boys really 'Hecox of Cozad. Curley Jim lead
"off the beam?" the scoring with 15 big points,
Last Saturday nite's win over i even tho he wasn't inserted into
the Kansas Jayhawkers was the; the game until midway through
Cornhuskers' seventh win over: the first period. Hecox showed
the Mount Oread five in 14 years plenty of heady defensive work
of Big Six play. The detent1 throughout.
Oklahoma 5
Kansas 4
Iowa Slate 3
Kansas State 3
M issourt . . 2
Nebraska 1
GAMKS THIS WKKK.
Monday: Kansas state vs. Norman
Navy at Norman.
Tuesday: Oklahoma vs. Kansas at
Lawrence.
Friday: Kansas vs. Kansas State at
Manhattan.
Saturday: NKBRASK A vs. Missouri at
Columbia: Oklahoma vs. Inna Slate at
Amu; Kansas State vs. HcnnKton A.A.K.
at Hrrmcton.
RKM I.TS LAST W KKK.
Nebraska ;9. Kansas 45.
Kanas Slate 54. Missouri 29.
loa State it. Missouri 30.
loma Sfahattk .S9. Missouri 3.
Oklahoma 49. Kansas State 35.
Kansas 41, Olathe Navy 26.
LEADING S40RKRS.
(Forty or More "Points.
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wivers. lowa state.
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Hmes. Oklahoma ..
Reynolds, Kansas ..
W-atherhy, K-Siale.
Mott. Iowa State ..
5 28 1 13 72 14 40
7 34 2. 7 3 13 29
6 26 23 15 75 12. Ml
6 31 9 13 71 11. M
6 26 13 17 5 10.83
5 20 9 15 49 9 Ml
6 17 22 12 M 9.33
6 21 13 8 55 9.17
fi 15 13 1 6 53 7 .17
6 15 10 7 40 C 7
7 T" 12 21 46 6 57
7 16 13 21 45 6 43
7 17 7 14 41 6.66
The two sparks of the Husker
offense in their win were Jim
Moffcit. Kansas
Btielow, Oklahoma
Indon, Okl.ihoma
Kwhcloe. K-State
STKAHAN Neb. .
HOI.1JNS. Neb. ..
KOKNIH, Net.. . .
AWS . . .
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finalists the TNC will be chosen,
but she will not be revealed until
the style show at Coed Follies in
which all candidates appear, ac
cording to Midge Holtzscherer,
Follies chairman.
Judges for the typical coed try
outs are: Faculty members Miss
Mary Guthrie, home economics;
Miss Agnes Jensen, education; and
Miss Clara Rausoh, physical edu
cation. AWS board members as-1
sisting with the judging Alice
Abel, Eleanor Knoll, Mary Claire
Phillips, Mary Cox, Ghita Hill,
and Claire Kepler.
VN Trackmen
Lose, 54-29
Big Bill Rangert of Missouri set
a new meet record of 51 feet 9Vi
inches, in the shotput as the pow
erful Mizzou Tigers defeated the
University of Nebraska Corn
huskers 54-29 in a dual meet in
the Tiger lair last Saturday night.
The Tigers scored in all of the
12 events and won 8 of them.
Harry Exler, winning the high
jump and the broad jump, scored
doubles for Missouri, and Ne
braskas' Norval Barker won both
the high and low hurdles. Dean
Kratz, Cornhusker middle dis
tance champ won the 440-yard
dash, but fell in the half mile
run, and recovered only in time
to place second.
Dick Miller, Nebraska's high
jumper and pole vaulter, won the
vault with a mark of 12 feet,
and placed second in the high
jump.
Herbie Morrison, former Lin
coln high man, placed second in
the mile run.
Summaries:
446 rar aah: Wm by (nOi, Ne
braska; Mecfrie, Mfanoari, mwrf, Time,
63.4.
M hicks: Waa'by Barker. Nebraska;
Milter. Minimart. aa4. Time,
2 mile: Wor by Owre Qaiaa, Mkwaari:
larry Wlllrtt, Mbiorari, mrmrni. Time
lt:47.
Mile: Waa by Qatnii. Misuari; Maiiima.
Nebraska. aerand. Time, 4:39.9.
Hick jmp: Wm by Kik-r. MissMri: I
Miller. Nrbraska, aeeaaa. Height, feet
I kM-fcm.
64) dask: Ht by Crewsoa, MimwMtri;!
Mewniaa, Missavri. sereaa. Tirwe, :66.4.
Pol valt: Wm by MHler. Nebraska:
Stem, MisitMri; ftasrk. MKmiwri. a4 rar
ahth, Mlmmari, t tr-4 for wrwi. Height.
It feet.
Sbat pwt : Wm by RanreH, Miweeari:
Qntrk, Missouri, weropd. DiMaaee, 61 feet
9 larhes. rm meet rreara. fsrmer ree
at 49 fee 6 raebra by Wibbeht, Ne
braska. 1942.)
Itrcai jump: Wm by Rzler. UiMMri:
Croa'SM, Miintsari, we raw a. DMaaee, t6
fee S inrhe.
664) yxr4 nmi Wm by KHIoach, Mkt
Mri; kratz, Nebraska, w t mm 4. Tame
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66 ir4 tnmt bardies: Wm by Barker.
Nebraska; MHler, Misart, reai. Tknr
:97.M.
Pan American . . .
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built in the midst of the primi
tive jungle and of a modern high
way constructed through almost
impassable obstacles. He stated
that the United States would have
lost the war if this highway had
not been built soon enough to
offset the tremendous loss of ships
through torpedoings in the Carib
bean in the early stages of the
war.
"If we squarely face our social
responsibilities towards those peo
ple our faith in human beings
will be rewarded," said Dr. Te
desco in closing.
Du Pont
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letters to Mary.
Jim Yanney as Brooklyn, and
Nat Goodwin as Hypy, are
Johnny's buddies and the other
recurring characters. Goodwin is
a member of the campus ASTR
unit.
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accompanied by a letter from the main comedy parts of the show
student which should include a as he appears in two dialect parts,
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Students may obtain application
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announcement made by the com
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and later as a singing French
waiter.
The remainder of the review is
made up of single acts, ranging
from Cecil Smith's boogie woogie
piano to Carl Ziegler's take-off on
a well-known stage personality.
Eillie Trombla ' offers a stylized
toe dance to "The Saint Louie
Blues."
Miss Hapeman described Jean
Chilquist's contralto solo as "posi
tively amazing." The comedy act
of Dorothea Duxbury and Helen
Venum she rated as, "Just pure
corn. I don't know what else to
call it."
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