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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, March 11, 1949
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INTRAMURAL BOXING champs are Bhown above.
Monday
Kosmet Klub workers meet in
the KK room at 5 p. m.
Louie the crook syt: "Even m
a baby they were plnnin thing's
on me."
Farm House,
ATOs Pace
All-IM Team
The All-University Champion,
Farm House end A TO dominated
the All-Star Basketball selections
Thursday with 2 each on the first
team.
Denker and Carroll, ATO were
chosen at the guards while Heiss
and Vrbka, Farm House, were at
forward and center, respectively.
Rounding out the first team at
the other forward was Means of
Beta Theta Pi. Bill Denker, sharp
shooting guard was chosen out
sanding player of the year as he
copped the highest total in the
All-Star balloting. Darrell Heiss,
Farm House wizard was runner
up. The second team consisted of
Simpson, Phi Psi, and T. Loisel,
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Whites Win Intrasqmul Meet,
Red Trackmen Dropped 57-37
The White track team proved too strong for their Red
opponents last night. They emerged victorious in the two
day, intra-squad, Freshmen meet, 57-37.
Good times were turned in for all events and the Frosb,
performed very well in their first meet. These results were
(also sent to Iowa State. Nebraska
Kie En at forwards: Robinson, was competing in a postal meet
ato nnH Miliikin Phi Psi at with the Cyclone Freshmen
guards; and Schleiger, Thi Gam at
center.
Third team selections were
Cady, Phi Delt, and Sharp, DTD,
at forwards; Michalek, DU, and
Busskohl, ATO, at guards; and
Rice, ATO, at the center spot.
Honorable Mention was given
to the following:
MAIN FEATURES START
STUART: 'Mother Is a Fresh
man," 1:25, 3:22, 5:38, 7:45, 9:52.
LINCOLN: "The Sun Comes
Up," 1:10, S 04, 4:58, 6:52, 10:27.
Sneak Preview 8.25.
NEBRASKA: Hamlet," Twice
Daily, 2:30 and 8:30.
CAPITOL: "Smart Girls Don't
Talk," 1:00, 4:17, 7:34. "You Gotta
Stay Happy," 2:34, 5:51, 9:33.
Amateur Stage Show, 8:55.
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The 440 yard dash was run in
two heats and the best time
in x each determined the winners
of the race. The first heat was
won by Bill Baker, who outlasted
Jacobs to win in :53.4. Perry won
the second heat by a wide margin
over Whiteacker. Perry's time
of :53.3 was one-tenth of a second
better than Baker's effort in the
final tabulation.
Yelkin and Robinson ran a
close two-man race in the mile,
with the White's Yelkin leading
all the last half mile. His win
ning time was a good 4:46.2.
Wendy Cole renewed his battle
of the hurdles with Bcdker of
the Reds, when he edged his op
ponent in the 60 yard lows. The
time in this event was :07.3.
Summaries:
440-yard dash: Won by Perry,
Red; second, Baker, White; third,
Jacobs, White. Time :53.3.
Mile run: Won by Yelkin,
White; second, Robinson, Red.
Time, 4:46.3.
60-yard low hurdles: Won by
Cole, While; second, Bedker, Red;
third, Moss, White. Time .07.3.
Shot put: Won by Lucht. Red;
second. Nelson, Red; third, Shaf
fer, Red. Distance 38 feet 734
inches.
Broad jump: Won by Meisner,
While; second, Stevens, Red;
third, Scoville, Red. Distance 20
feet 2 inches.
Relay: Won by White (Moss,
Whitacker, Cole, Alexander). Time
1:53.1.
SUDAYi
Bob Rope in "P Al.M'At E"
Pl: "DISASTLE"
Ba(lmi..lon Teams
Notch 1M Wins
Phi Delta Thcta scored a 9-0
win over Zeta Beta Tan in an
Intramural Badminton competi
tion Wednesday. The Phi Delt
teams of Curran and Martin, Shea
and Brownlee and Lyle and Al
len each blanked their opponents,
3-0. In the only other badminton
game Beta Sigma Psi won 9-0
over Beta Theta Pi by default.
Inside Story . . .
(Continued from Page 3.)
to take up the matter with Dean
Thompson who in turn referred
it to the faculty committee on stu
dent organizations and social
functions.
More ' time elapsed until the
faculty turned thumbs down on
the entire project because of its
"commercial aspects." Officials
from the Stuart Theater, Twenti
eth Century and The Daily Ne
braskan attempted to straighten
out the matter but with no suc
cess. THE EDITOR appealed the is
sue to the Student Council.
Exhausted Daily editors finally
unearthed a solution to the prob
lem. The Rag decided to choose
its own queen in a purely non
commercial manner.
The announcement was made
and a host of freshman beauties
descended on the Rag office to file
for the honor. Monday night was
pure joy, when staff members
rated some 34 freshman women
for their beauty.
The six finalists were selected
on a 1 to 10 scale rating. Their
pictures were published, a poll
was taken and now The Daily
Nebraskan, like every other cam
pus club, has a sweetheart.
Classified
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