Tues'day, October 19, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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"Cornhuskers
To Meet KU .
At Lawrence
Big Seven Standings
W. L. T. p. G. OP.
Kansas 2 0 0 1 0(10 60 14
Oklahoma 1 0 0 1.0(H) 42 0
Iowa State 2 2 0 .500 60 46
Nebraska 1 1 0 ..100 25 34
Colorado 1 2 0 .313 33
Missouri 0 0 0 . 000 0
Kansaa State 0 2 0 .000 0
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Coach Potsy " Clark's Nebraska
gridmen will face their third con
ferpnce foe this Saturday at Law
rence, Kansas, when they meet
the Kansas Jayhawkers.
The Huskers long have been a
jinx to the KU footUill team and
anything could happen. The Jay
hawkeds scored a 12-0 win over
a stubborn George Washington
eleven Friday night while the
Huskers bowed to a powerful
Notre Dame club. 44-13.
Missouri Opens Loop Play.
!Oln the other conference game
this week, Coach Don Faurot's
vaunted Missouri Tigers finally
make their loop debut against
Iowa State at Columbia. The Mis
sourians possess wins over SMU,
Navy and St. Louis and have lost
to Ohio State this year. The Cy
clones rapped Colorado last week,
18-7, but do not figure to out
last the Mizzou eleven.
Both Colorado and Oklahoma
will tests non-conference foes this
weekend. The Sooners will meet
Texas Christian, a 14-13 winner
over Kansas U, at the TCU home '
field. Last week the Oklahoma
gifdders romped to a 42-0 ver
dict over Kansas State.
Colorado plays host to a home
state eleven when they go against
Colorado State. j
Kansas State is idle this week.
Big Seven prestige was boosted :
during the past two weeks by ;
Missouri wins over SMU and !
Navy and the Oklahoma Soon
cr's triumph over Texas U.
Fischer Among: Leaders.
in the scoring department.
(f-orge Thomas of Oklahoma held
rts lead in the individual scoring
race, with a total of 36 points.
Nebraska's Cletus Fischer is tied
for fifth place with 18 points.
Alpha Lambda Delta will meet
at 5 p. m. Thursday in Ellen Smith
Hall.
Alpha Phi Omrsa will have a
W-eial meeting Tuesday merit at
7 p. m. in the Union. Sig North,
national secretary of the organiza
tion, will be the guest speaker.
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Golfers End
First Round
Intramural Golfers ended first
round play at Pioneer Golf course
Sunday. The top eight teams will
compete again next Sunday for
the championship and Jack Best
points.
Leading at the halfway point
for team honors were the ATO's
with a score of 348. The ATO's
foursome was composed of Al
Blessing, Doug Dale, Lee Moore,
and Jim Harkrader. Trailing the
ATO's were Phi Delt's 350; DU's,
359; Beta Theta Pi, 363; Sigma
Phi, 364; Phi Psi, 365; Theta Xi,
371; Delts, 393. These team scores
will be added to the totals of next
Sunday's play to determine the
team championship.
The individual standout of Sun
day's play was Joe Gifford of
SAE, with a score of 76. Jerry
Bech of Theta Xi was next with
an 82, with Art Parchin of TKE
third with 83.
Pi Tau Sigma will meet Tues
day, Oct. 19, at 7 p. m. in Room
206 Richards lab.
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Kcgler Entries
Close Oct. 21
Entries in the fall-winter bowl
ing league are due to close Octo
ber 21 at 5:00 P.M.
All groups interested should file
their entries at 102 Physical Ed
ucation building or telephone 3180
University. Bowlers can play on
only one team.
Louis E. Means, director of
physical education, hopes to or
ganize the teams into eiht
leagues. Interfraternity leagues,
interdenominational leagues, in
tercollege. Military, Ag College,
Dental Colleue, Enninering Col
lege and Open Independent
leagues. ,
Non-fraternity teams must pay
a fee of 53.00 when they file their
entry. This fee will be refunded
in full if no matches are for
feited. This is simply a guarantee
to the i'lleys that teams will ap
pear on schedule.
Team trophies will be awarded
i to the fraternity and interdenomi
national champions. Official in
tramural medals will be given to
members of the all-independent
title team.
Schedules will be drafted, post
ed, and mailed on October 22. Play
; begins October 26 at 4:00 P.M.
All fraternity leagues will be
' played from scratch while other
; leagues will be played by handi
j cap.
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i wiil be assigned to Bowl-Mor,
; Lincoln, and Rosewilde alleys.
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eams must be filed at the In
tramural building .not later
than Nov. 2. Independent teams
must file a complete roster
with their entry. No new
names ran be added after the
first two scheduled matches 1
have been played, according to j
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