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Page 3 Tuesctay, January II, 1949 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PJlkfilIdjitini U Team Out For Sixth Cage Win By Jerry Ewing Nebraakan Sports Stuff NU cagers, fresh from a de cisive victory over Kansas, will entertain Washington University of St. Louis tonight on the Coli seum court. This is the first of two games on the Husker schedule this week. Coach Good's five will be host to the Iowa State Cyclones Satur day. The Nebraska five will be looking for its third victory in a row tonight, having won over Harvard and Kansas in their two previous outings. The Huskers showed vast im provement in the Saturday game, both offensively and defensively. Their adept defensive play is best shown by the fact that Kansas was held to only four field goals in the first half and six in the second, a total of ten. The NU quint also set up a barricade around the boards and held the Juyhawks' rebounding to a mini mum. Retherford's shift to guard proved successful as he turned in j ..n-irl.-lmr' flnnr same and racked up 11 points. The Nebraska of-; fensive as a whole was far less , erratic than their last appearance , here. If the Huskers can play con sistent ball of this type on the road, thev will be a definite . threat in the Big Seven title race. The Washington team is riding the crest of five straight victories, and should not be regarded too lightly by the Huskers. Little else is definitely known of the Bears, but it is reported that they are a hustling and well-drilled team. John Palcheff, 5-10 guard, is their key floor man and features an accurate two-hand set shot. Bob Light, who works from the forward spot, is another top scor ing threat. The Washington starting five will average 6 feet li inch, their tall man being Jack Barker at center, who stands 6 feet, five. Probable starting lineups: Nebraska Washington Malacek t R. Pearce Cox t IJRht Whitehead c Barker Rethrrford R Palcheff Cerv g Maxiner WMMMV4POTMWMaMMMWMNMWMHIVMMVWMBMBMMMMMtMlBW4VMnQWW9npW ' ... I A I f ) ' M V ' : j i E V a -'- '- g - ii him imti nn-m" -' 1-r-'--"i J -....o - - ... .. - - - .AMMMmBsKia Oregon's Aiken To Talk With NU Officials Oregon's Jim Aiken will make the long trip to Lincoln the latter part of this week to discuss the head football job with Nebraska University officials. Aiken has been mentioned on numerous occasions as the man who might likely succeed Potsy Clark for the head coaching reins. The Oregon grid mentor is ex pected in Lincoln this week weather permitting. Athletic Di rector Clark will show Aiken around the Husker plant and he s expected to confer with mem bers of the athletic board. Director Potsy Clark also ex pects to contact Cleveland Brown Coach Taul Brown and set a date with the All America conference mentor. Both Aiken and Brown have been highly recommended to Nebraska officials. Students attending the bas ketball eame Tuesday night should present ticket number ELEVEN from their activity book and their university iden tification card before entering the Coliseum. IIl'SKER GYMNASTIC TEAM . . Hillman, Deshler; Clarence Lefler, Lloyd Hclgesen not pictured. Splasher Squad' Whips Jayhawks Coach Hollis Lepley's swimming squad took first place honors against "ansas University's splash ers winning 54 to 39 at Lawrence Saturday night. j In the 300 yard medley Relay; .Tark CamDbell. Conrad King, ana Ted Kanamine set a new Kansas pool record of 3:07.5. Marvin Grimm. ce Nebraska swimmer set another Kansas pool record in the 100 yard free style. The Husker swim mer was imed In :f4.7. Results: 220 vd free stvle won by Grimm in 2 -25 1 "M vd. free style won by Perry Branch In :25.2; ISO yd. Individual med ley won hv Bob Phelps in 1:45.6; Divine won by Ed Craren: 100 yd. free stle won by Marv Grimm in :f.4.7: ISO yd. back stroke second place Jack Campbell 1:48.8; 200 Breast won by Bob Phelps in 2:42 6: 400 vd. free relay won by Nebraska (Con rad 'Kin. Ted Kanamine. Perry Branch. Marvin Grimm) in 3:47 for new Kansas pool record. 440 free style third place to George Hill. (Left Valpa to ri raiso ghU ; Cha Leo Geicr, Lincoln: Phil Sprague, Beatrice: rlcs Purdy, North Platte; Al Dunavan, Beat Art rice. VALENTINES For Friend. Swevtheart, Kiddivs and livlalire Gcldenrod Stationery Slore 215 No. 14 Open. Thur. to 9 r There will be a Kappa Phi meeting Tuesday, January 11, in the Union ballroom, at 7 p.m. The theme of the meeting, "Let Your Light So Shine," with Dr. Howard Buxton as guest speaker. 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