.Wednesday, November 21, 1945
THE NEBRASKAN
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R. H. Davis
Wins Turkey
Race Honors
Braving frigid winds and a low
temperature, R. H. Davis of Mil
waukee, Wis., representing the
Navy Flyers, won the first all
university turkey race by leading
a pack of 170 runners to the tape
yerterday over a -mile course.
By virtue of his feat, Davis re
ceived a live turkey as first prize
and also aided his organization,
the Flyers, to take first place in
team competition.
Bill Moorhouse of Chicago, rep
resenting Phi Gamma Delta, was
the second man to finish, while
Ray Wilkins, Glencoe, Minn., and
Navy Flyers, was third; Cecil Ja
cobsen of Albion, Neb., and Corn
husker Co-op, was fifth. Sixth
went to Bob Pfeiler of Lincoln,
running as an independent.
The second man won a goose,
third a duck, and fourth, fifth
and sixth places received chick
ens. These prizes were presented
by Jo Gish, president of WAA.
Following behind the Flyers in
team standings were Phi Gamma
Delta and Pioneer Co-op tied for
second; Cornhusker Co-op, fourth;
Navy Gismos, fifth; Independents,
sixth; Beta Sigma Psi, seventh;
Phi Kappa Psi, eighth, and Alpha
Tau Omega, ninth. -
Husker Track Mentor Ed Weir
started the race in front of the
coliseum, and the contestants fol
lowed Husker trackman Dick
Miller for the first part of the
course, and Al Brown, also a
trackster, took over for the final
part of the grind.
The last man to cross the finish
line was Theron Dillon of Phi
Gamma Delta, who finished a
good 15 minutes after the winner
broke the tape.
The first 18 finishers figured in
team scoring. They were:
Davbt, Flyers
Moorhoaor Pkl Ottnm DeMa
Pijotv
JaeobMa, Oornhwtker
Hpeane, Pioneer
Pfetler, Independent
Him, Pioneer
Dixon, Klyera
BiMbimfr, Beta. tUrm Pal
Meyer. PM Cantmn Delta
Thompson, Cornhuiker
Hiinkfl, Independent
Heldtbrlnk. Phi kappa Fal
Hwu, Phi Hupps p,
Hoebaeher, Cornhanker
Heyer, Alpha Tu Omm
Iowa . .
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running wild against the Univer
sity' of South Dakota by a 53 to
0 count. The Huskers couldn't
do anything wrong against the
hapless Coyotes and third and
fourth team members got more
of a workout than the starters,
lows Has Two Wins.
Both Iowa and Nebraska will be
ready to shoot the works Satur
day, and a torrid battle is in the
off in-.. If the Huskers win it will
make their season record four
wins and five defeats, while the
Hawkeyes had won only one fame
previous to their upset arahut
Minnesota.. That was 14 to IS
victory over the Berrstrom Held
flyers In the season's opener.
Pacing the Iowa attack will be
Art Johnson, the team's leading
WILD WEST
NOV. 22-28rh (Incl.)
General Admission $1.20
Box Seats. ., $1.75
(Tic. Inc.)
STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Indoor Coliseum 8:00 P. M.
Ad4 '
Flight Training
to your curriculum.
Private courses now
available at
UNION AIR
TERMINAL
Call 6-2CC5 for details.
Notice, Referees
All men who have stated
their intention to referee bas
ketball tames in intramural
competition, or who wish to do
so, will meet In the "N" club
room at 5:00 on Monday, No
vember 26. This is an im
portant meeting and everyone
should be there. v.
ground-gainer, and Nelson Smith,
along with Niles. Thus far this
season Niles has completed 53
passes, six for touchdowns, for a
total of 766 yards.
Coach Potsy Clark sent the
Huskers through a dummy drill
with a bit of actual scrimmage
against Iowa plays, and has
readied four units for the Hawk
eye fray.
Probable Husker starters:
I.E Bunker.
LT Johnson.
LG Lipps.
C Costello.
RG Rolfsmeyer
RT Sedlacek.
RE Schneider.
QB Story.
LII Fischer.
RII Robinson.
FB Moore.
The Hawkeyes will work out in
Omaha Friday and arrive in Lin
coln shorty before game time on
Saturday.
The Nebraska State Capitol is
the only building in the entire
world that is located at 15th and
J streets in Lincoln.
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Betas Lead
In Jack Best
Trophy Race
By virtue of two champion
ships and a second place tie, Beta
Theta Pi leads all organizations
in the Jack Best supremacy race
at "the conclusion of the year's
first four events.
Slight Edge
Victorious in tennis and the
free throw tourney and second in
football, the Betas have a five
point edge over Phi Delta Theta.
The Phi Delts won runnerup hon
ors in golf and tied the Betas for
the same position in football.
These standings do not include
turkey race points.
Standings (Nov. 19)
ln.
Beta ThrU PI 410
Phi Delia Theta 40A
Phi Gamma Orlta 37
Alpha Tnu Oiiii-m .....ZDS
Sterna Alpha Kpnlhm 110
Pioneer Co-op 17A
Siirma Chi IA0
Phi Kuppa Pl M0
At College IIS
Beta Nlicnia Pftl 100
Sigma No IOO
KlKma Phi Kpullon 0
Brown Palate , 80
Kappa Nlgma A DTD 80
Navy Wolvefl 70
Navy Flyers 70
Barb 70
Ielta I'pailon AO
Navy (iiNmoft HO
Navy Atom. . ., HO
Navy Sorority Set 30
Cornhusker SO
Theta XI j 30
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this
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THANKS
that PEACE kas come
Let freedom reign
the world over.
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Students Attend
Mixed Swim
Hour Nov. 27
All university students are in
vited to attend the first mixed
swim hour of the year to be held
Tuesday evening, November 27,
from 7:45 to 9:00 in the coliseum
pool.
Locker room facilities will be
available for both the men and
women though participants in the
fun must furnish their own swim
suits.
The festival, sponsored by the
men's and women's physical edu
cation departments, will be a
monthly feature of the intramural
program throughout the winter.
Nubbins . . .
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Kearney handed the Wildcats a
12 to 7 defeat.
Using comparative scores, the
Nubbins seem to have an edge in
strength, for Nebraska Wesleyan
defeated Morningside, 21 to 0, the
Nubbins have beaten Wesleyan
twice and Morningside tied Wayne.
After the game the chamber of
commerce will entertain both
squads at a banquet.
Ijeft end, ChrlfttriiHen
IWt tackle, Nrfcrlnmit
left guard, Meyer
Center, Klgg
Right guard, Hoyt
HI Klit tarkle Renlager
KlKht end, Klenker
Qiiurtcrliark, Harrington
Left half, Salnden
KlKht half, Carrlker
Fallbark, ArkleM
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day
Basketball Deadline
Deadline for "A" team entries
in the intramural basketball pro
gram is 5:00 today. Organizations
must contact the intramural of
fice today i' they wish to com
pete in the winter season.
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