Sunday, December 2, 194b
THE NEBRASKAN
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Mizzou and Sooner Players
Head All-Opponent Team
Missouri and Oklahoma, fin
lshing one-tvo in the Big Six con
ference football standings, stack
up in the same order in the num
ber of candidates on the Corn
husker varsity squad's all-op
ponent team.
Husker players named nine
Tigers and six Sooneis as the
toughtest customers they had to
face during the conference season
Four Iowa State players; three
from Kansas and one from Kan
sas State concluded the squad.
Players chosen were:
ENDS: Oakes. Missouri; Sch
midt, Kansas; Haas, Kansas State
Burgart, Oklahoma.
TACKLES: Tallchief, Okla
homa; Kekeris, Missouri; Hallett
Oklahoma; Burk, Missouri.
GUARDS: Fathauer. Iowa State
Eigelberger, Missouri; Tillman
' Oklahoma; Day, Kansas.
CENTERS: Stewart, Missouri
Ridings, Iowa State.
QUART ERBACKS: Brown
Missouri; Gear, Kansas.
HALFBACKS: Howard, Iowa
State; West, Oklahoma; Hop
kins, Missouri; Phelps, Iowa
State; Brinkman, Missouri.
FULLBACKS: Vanable, Okla
homa; O'Connell, Missouri.
Coliseum Pool
Now Available
For Swim Meets
Competitive swimming enters
the intramural picture this week
with announcement from Head
Coach Ed Higginbotham that or
ganizations may challenge one an
other to dual swimming meets.
Groups must schedule their own
meets and reserve the coliseum
pool for the time and date de
cided by contacting the intramural
office. Contests may be held on
Mondays from 5 to 6 p. m.; Wed
nesdays from 5 to 6 p. m. or 8 to
9 p. m.; and on Fridays from 5 to
6 p. m.
A team is to enter two men in
each event; there is no limit to the
number of events an individual
may enter. The following order
wm be used: 75 yard medley re
lay, 25 yard free style, 25 yard
breast stroke, 25 yard back stroke,
50 rree style, 50 yard breast stroke,
50 yard back stroke and 100 yard
free style relay. Points will be
awarded on a 5-3-1 basis. for the
first three finishers.
Fem Fun
The volleyball tournament has
reauy gotten oil to a swell beein
ning with seven victories to those
teams which could outplay seven
other good teams. And so ask the
Pi Phi's second team how they
won that little victory of theirs.
It's one for the books when von
can have the score 27 to 3 and
still win legally.
Most of the victories were a
little lopsided in favor of the
Alpha Chi (1), Alpha Phi (2),
Howard hall, S.D. T. (1), Rosa
Bouton and the Dorm.
For the next week, the schedule
for games is as follows:
Monday:
Theta (1) vs. Alpha XI (2).
Alpha Chi (2) vs. D. G. (1).
Alpha Chi (3) vs. "I" House.
Tuesday:
Dorm vs. Pi Phi (1).
D. G. (3) vs. Alpha Phi (1).
Tri Delt (2) vs. Kappa (3).
Wednesday:
Gamma Phi (1) vs. Rosa
Bouton.
Barbs vs. Howard hall.
A. O. Pi (1) vs. Raymond.
Thursday:
Kappa (1) vs. Wilson.
Chi O (1) vs. G4mma Phi (2).
Theta (2) vs. Tri Delt (1).
Add
Flight Training
to your curriculum.
Private courses now
available at
UNION AIR
TERMINAL
Call 6-2885 for details.
IM TABLE TENNIS.
Sigma Chi 3. Phi Psl 2.
Navy Sorority Set 4, Brown
Palace 1.
Sigma Nu 4, Navy Gismos 1.
ATO 3, Delta Upsilon 2.
Pioneer 3. Beta Sigma Psl 2.
Coming Matches. .
Dec. 3 Phi Delta Theta vs.
Sigma Nu.
Dec. 4 Sigma Chi vs. Sorority
Set.
Dec. 5 Pioneer vs. ATO.
Gophers Set
For Huskers
With Vets
University of Minnesota basket
ball workouts of the past week
indicate that Coach Dave MacMil
lan is pretty well set on the lineup
he will use against the Huskers
on December 8, when Nebraska
opens its season against the
Gophers.
Consistent choices at the for
ward posts have been Dave
Ruliffson of Minneapolis, recently
discharged army vet and 1942-43
letterman, and Phil Snoy, navy
V-12 student from Middletown,
Ohio. Jim Mclntyre, 6 foot, 8 inch
freshman who last year led Pat
rick Henry high of Minneapolis to
the state prep championship, has
the edge on the center job.
Don Carlson of Minneapolis
who was called into service dur
ing the 1942-43 season has a firm
hold on one guard post. Teaming
with Carlson will be Max Mohr,
prewar letterman, or Walt Rucke,
navy vet who earned his "M" last
season as a regular guard.
IM Basketball
Standings in the "A" leagues of
the intramural basketball program
at the end of the first week of
play:
"A" I.KAGI'K BAKKICTBAI.I.
8TANIHNOH.
Lar I.
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Drtts t'ptlloa 1 0
Navy Rlnrfc Knatora 0 I
Kappa Sit DTD ft I
Phi Gamma PrMa 0 I
Rrnw-a Palace Ca-oa 0 0
l.lllr n 0
Sigma Na o 0
I.MKWT II.
X Thrta IM o
Navy Waive I A
Harvey's n 1
Kicma Phi Kpslloa e i
isavy Hyrrn n n
nrumtutr ( n-ia o 0
Beta Sigma Psl 0 ft
l.eae III.
Slrroa cl 1 n
hib i
Navy Sarorlty Set 1 n
M Httm Taa fl l
Navy OImimm ft i
Phi Delia. Theta o I
Mrrrjr Maker n 0
laH iv.
ATO
Sigma Alpha KptlHm
Ptonrrr fa-op
Phi Kappa Pal
Wolverine
Thrta XI
A Cotlece lnh
Navy Atom
IM BULLETIN
Aspirants for future Intra
mural championships may gain
instruction in wrestling from
Coach Jerry Adam any evening
from 4:00 to 6:00, and in
squash, handball and badmin
ton from Dave Strong from 5:00
to 6:00, in the coliseum (base
ment.
2:30 and 4:00 P. M. SUNDAY, DEC, 2
STUDENT UNION BALLROOM
' Free Admission Cards Available
at Union Office
UN Matmen
Prepare for
Full Schedule
Coach Jerry Adam has sounded
a call for varsity wrestlers', as
the rough and tumble sport re
sumes its place in the Nebraska
athletic picture.
Twenty-seven men are working
out daily under the direction of
Coach Adam at the present time,
and more candidates in all weight
divisions are urged to report to
Adam at the mats in the coliseum
basement any afternoon for places
on the squad.
Letterman Ed Copple, 1G5
pound- grappler, is looking very
trim in early workouts, and his
brother, Newt Copple, Big Six
champion and fourth place win
ner in the National Champion
ships before leaving for the serv
ice, is expected to return to school
at the beginning of the second
semester to resume activities in
the 145 pound class.
Means To Tour
"Mashed Potato'9
Circuit This Week
Louts E. Means, director of stu
dent physical welfare, will be the
principal speaker at football ban
quets held in Scottsbluff, Mina
tare and North Platte next week
as highlights of a tour of Ne
braska high schools.
Getting acquainted with
coaches, principals and physical
education directors, and looking
over the state's athletic facilities,
are the principal aims of Means'
trip. Motion pictures of university
rootoall games will be shown at
tne Danquets.
UN Grad Becomes
12th Air Service
Group Director
Lt. Col. Maurice J. Hollman,
1933 graduate of the university
has been appoint d commanding
olricer of the Twelfth Air Serv
ice group, according to an an
nouncement from Brig. Gen. Al
bert F. Hegenberger, command
ing general of the Tenth Air
Force.
The Twelfth group, formerly a
part of the Fourteenth Air Force.
but now assigned to the Tenth to
assist in the redeployment of Chi
nese troops, consists of seven
squadrons totaling approximately
MOO officers and men. Known
as the "Service Commandos," the
Twelfth was the first complete
air service group ,to enter the
China theater. Most recent assign
ment of the unit in the Fourteenth
Air Force was in support of the
famous Chinese American Com
posite Wing.
Supply Officer.
Colonel Hollman was formerly
staff officer in charge of supply
and material and later executive
officer of the group. Overseas
since November, 1943, he holds
the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon
with one bronze campaign star,
and was recently awarded the
Soldier's Medal for heroism. He
enlisted as a second lieutenant in
April, 1942.
BUS BOYS
WANTED
Residence halls for women,
540 No. 16th.
CM Mitt Arner, 2-7371.
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
COilCERT
By the
University Singers
A Program of Unusual
and Traditional Carols
- of Many Nations
Nebraska Navy
Rifle Team Loses
To Yale NROTC
Two teams, separated by over
1,500 miles competed in a rifle
match early this week. One of
the teams was the University of
Nebraska Naval ROTC team, the
other the Yale university NROTC
team. The score: Yale 892 and
Nebraska 789.
The match operates this way,
according to Lt. Daniel Hurley,
Nebraska NROTC gunnery offi
cer. Each team fired on its own
range. Scores were tabulated by
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Positions Open
Staff positions of circulation
manager and assistant business
manager for The Nebraskan are
now open to any students de
siring to file for them.
Applications for the positions
may be obtained in the Jour
nalism office in U hall. Pub
lications board will meet Tues
day to interview applicants and
to select the new staff mem
bers. Applications must be In
before the meeting Tuesday.
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