Tuesday, November 12, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Conference Race
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Missouri S 80 S3
Nebraska 1 I S8 M
Kansas ! 1 14 SI
Oklahoma 1 1 104 tS
Iowa State 1 8 M HI
Kansas Htato Mt 98
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Iowa State at Nebraska.
Kansas at Kansas State.
Missouri at Oklahoma.
RESULTS I A ST WEEK.
Kansas 10, Oklahoma 13.
Iowa State 7, Drake 7.
Missouri 21, Colorado 0.
San Francisco 38, Kansas State 6.
Football fans at four Big Six
schools went into anxious huddles
Sunday afternoon after the results
of Saturday's action were known.
The Kansas victory over Okla
homa, one of the top upsets of the
day . and the biggest surprise in
the Midlands this fall, left the
door to the conference throne
room wide open and four schools
have a chance to share in the first
place spoils.
Paul Turner, Jayhawk sub
stitute, came thru with a field
goal with a minute and 30 sec
onds left in the game to give the
determined Kansas team the vic
tory it deserved over the supposedly-invincible
Sooners.
By virtue of the Oklahoma de
feat Missouri moves into first
place in the race with three vic
tories and no losses, while Kan
sas, Oklahoma and the Huskers
are tied for second with two wins
and one defeat. Only Iowa State
and Kansas State are definitely
removed from title consideration.
Several Possibilities.
From the Nebraska standpoint
the situation has a number of
possibilities. Oklahoma and Mis
souri tangle this week at Norman
in a game which will put the
Tigers one step nearer the crown
or drop them back with the rest
of the pack.
Nebraska has a game with Iowa
State and then an all-important
meeting: with Oklahoma on the
16th. By that time the Sooners
will either be definitely out of the
race or will be one of four teams
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CONVOCATION
BERNARD DEVOTO
Novelist, Historian, Critic
'The Maturity of American Literature"
3:00 P. M, WED., NOV. 13
Union Ballroom
Cyclone Fans
Iowa State students will be
represented at the Cornhusker
Cyclone football fame next
Saturday at Lincoln.
A block of 300 tickets for the
game went on sale Monday
morninr at Bearshear Hall on
the Iowa State campus. Round
trip transportation will be pro
vided for those who buy the
tickets. Sales are being handled
by the Twisters, the women's,
pep organization.
in a deadlock at the top of the
standings. This second situation
would arise if Nebraska downs
the Cyclones, while KU is whip
ping Kansas State and Oklahoma
is bouncing: Missouri
However the final standing may
not be determined until Thanks
giving day when Kansas and Mis
souri play their traditional battle,
depend on the results the Iowa
In the meantime Nebraska hopes
State and Oklahoma encounters.
Outside Competition.
The Kansas-Oklahoma clash
was the only loop game last week,
as Missouri, Iowa State and Kan
sas Stale facerd outside foes. The
Tigers tripped Colorado 21-0,
Iowa State salvaged a last minute
7 to 7 tie with Drake and Kansas
State bowed to the University of
San Francisco by a 38 to 6 count.
Three conference games this
Saturday will go a long way in
settling the race. Iowa State plays
its last game of the season against
Nebraska at Lincoln, Missouri in
vades Oklahoma as the feature of
Sooner Homecoming festivities
and Kansas State makes its last
start in what has been an un
pleasant confeernce campaign
against the Jayhawks at Manhat
tan. Huskcr Cagcrs
Io Demonstrate
At Prep Clinic
Both the set and fast-break
offenses will be demonstrated at
the annual basketball clinic spon
sored by the University of Ne
braska, Coach Harry Good an
nounced. The clinic will be held
Friday November 15, starting at
3:30 p. m.
The Nebraska squad will be
used to demonstrate the various
techniques, Coach Good said. High
school coaches desiring sleeping
accommodations that night will be
able to obtain them at the Field
House.
Tickets also will be available
for the Iowa State-Nebraska foot
ball game which will be played
Saturday. November 16. The
clinic is free to all high school
coaches as it has been in previous
years, Athletic Director A. J
Lewandowski stated.
Oklahoma
Host to Loop
2 Mile Meet
The Big Six two mile cham
pionship meet is scheduled for
Saturday at Norman, Okl. The
race will be run during halftime
of the all-important Oklahoma
Missouri football game as an
added attraction for the home
coming crowd.
On the basis of season per
formances, Coach Tom Botts'
Missouri Tigers have been in
stalled as pre-meet favorites,
altho stiff opposition can be ex
pected from Nebraska, Okla
homa, and Kansas State.
The Tiger two milers are un
defeated in dual competition this
year, and have four men who un
der 10:11 for the eight lap grind.
Bill Chronister, Dick Killough,
Bill Slagle and Bob Bosworth are
the men who will carry Missouri's
championship hopes.
Individual Championship.
The title of individual cham
pion will probably go either to
Nebraska's Bobby Ginn, former
National Intercollegiate mile
champion who has a 9:59:1 mark
in the two mile race against Mis
souri, or Harold Moore, the Uni
versity of Kansas ace. Moore de
feated Ginn earlier this season in
a dual meet, but the Husker run
ner will probably be considered
as the man to beat Saturday.
Second Swimming
Parly Scheduled
The intramural sports depart
ment has announced the second
swimming party of the year, to
be held Nov. 13, from 7 to 8:30
p. m. in the Coliseum swimming
pool.
Locker Facilities.
Locker room facilities and
towels will be provided for both
men and women. The towel fee
will be 5c. However, those at
tending should bring their own
bathing suits. The regular rules
concerning the use of the pool
will be observed.
The first parly held three
weeks ago was well attended and
everything points to another en
tertaining time Wednesday eve
ning. The next prrty is to be
held December 4.
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N Club Luncheon
A luncheon has been sched
uled for all N club members
in the Union Wednesday noon,
according to Al Brown, N club
secretary. All N club men are
urged to attend.
Phys Ed Club
There will be a meeting of
the Physical Education Club at
7:30 tonight in the N club room
in the Coliseum. All members
are asked to attend if possible.
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