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Friday, April 1. 1949
Thoene to Enter Six Men
In National Championships
Player coach Judge "Eight-ball" Thoene has announced
'that he and his squad will travel this week end to Barkies
Pool Emporium of Chicago's east side to compete in the
NCAA snooker and billard championships. Thoene will
carry a six man crew to the national event.
THOENE has been the leading
scoring ace for the Huskers all
season. The Huskers ended their
all-victorious season last Satur
day with a 2145 to 1938 decision
over Charlie's Place of Kansas'
City, Mo. In addition to annex
ing the Big Seven title, the Ne
braska sharks won the Central
States tournament, the Southwest
ern Invitational and the" Lincoln
championship.
Other sharks on the squad in-
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after a successful trip to Kansas
City, remarked, "We will go all
the way to the title."
KOKJER has shown the most
Improvement this season and is
being presented a cup for the
most improved player. His two
cushion shot is dead when he is
having a good night. He will
carry the Husker hopes in the
billiard competition.
Chesen, Thoene, Buckley and
Kavwood will enter the snooker
TNEs Continue
IM Jack Best
Leadership
TNE, leading scholastic frater
nity on the campus, continued
their sweep of jack Best events
by taking firsts in two sports last
week.
Their grand slam in the Chug-a-lueging
contest netted the Red
Dot counterparts 5,000 points
toward the coveted Jack Best
trophy.
Another 6,000 points were add
ed when TNE's took a first place
in the Beer Basketball playoffs.
Johnny Walker, half pint sprint
er. took a fifth in the open bond
ed 100-yard dash at the recent
Schenley invitational, to rack up
some more valuable points for the
campus W.C.T.U. representatives.
will vie in the five-cushion shoot.
In the alternate position for the
five starting positions will be
events. Chesen will compete in the Norm "Faction" Leger. Leger has
one-leg-on-the-floor competition, been Med up witn ouisiae acuvi
Thoene will enter in the backlegties and is not in his usual form,
event and Buckley and Kay wood , but may be called upon ior points
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To Taus; Price
Not Confirmed
In the first post season trade
reported so far, Alpha Tau Omega
bought Phi Psi cage ace, Fritz
"hip shot" Simpson in a straight
cash deal.
Actual figures were not re
leased but rumors say the Tau's
had to go to 40,000 pesos to ob
tain the former Atlantic, la., star.
Still confused as to why their
scouts failed to locate Simpson
earlier, ATO spokesman, Bob
"Wheel" Berkshire, cited the pre
vious policy which called for Ne
braska grown athletes.
Berkshire said the Tau's are
also bidding for the services of
Darrel Heiss from the Ag' Cam
pus, in hopes of preventing a ca
tastrophe similar to that encoun
tered in the IM playoffs recently
completed.
Thompson,
Johnston
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thing. Still, if we are to have a good
team next year, we shall have to
take these words of Othello tb
heart and dwell on them.
According to Ball T. J. Thomp
son is one of those immaculate
dressers who slobber all over their
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA athletes line up for their noon meal. Con
cerning the current wave of proselyting which is passing through
intramural teams, ATO athletic chairman Jack "You got to reach
for them" Kaywood said the following; "Until the NCAA straightens
out their Sanity Code we shall be overly persuasive in obtaining
our players."
O'Bannon
Nets Delta Us
2,000 JB Points
points nearer to the leading
TNE's in Jack Best competition
by notching first place in the
seven foot four inch dart throw.
Delta Upsilon moved 2,000
O'Rannon hit the board eight
times in 20 tries to nose out his
nearest competitor, Axtell of the
Sig Ep's, who connected six
times. Phelps of the Phi Delts
was a poor third with two hits,
later complaining that he had
been showered previously to the
meet, causing a stiffening in his
ears which made him unoaiancea.
Runnerup Axtell was nearly
disqualified for competing with
out shoes, an old Sig Ep custom.
The Sig Eps picked up 1,999
points with the second.
The win enables O'Bannon to
compete in the Big Seven meet
to be held later in April on the
same course in south Lincoln.
against the brilliant horizon of an
African murky swamp.
George Jean Raven, eminent,
imminent, omnipotent scholar of
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I, for one, am tired of these films.
Except for brilliant acting, ter
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a story."
Louella Carstop, nasal but-be
loved voice of the film world.
gushed in her column, "Hollywood
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well-done picture. The thrill of
the film is the love-scene. If
you've never seen a pair of Amoe
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from Lower Slobovia, came through with the upse t
when he defeaU-d Nebraska's Gracie Nielsen, Big Seven Tiddely
Wink champion in the NCAA district five tournament.
He will travel to Seattle Saturday to complete in the western
NCAA playoffs. When aked to comment on his stunning upset,
Girard answered, "I have never tiddied better in my life."
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