Friday, November 4, 1949
Expert and
Percentage
Colo.
Mo.
Jerry Warren (.816) Mo.
Cub Clem
(.798)!
Mo.
Fritz Simpson (.775) j Mo.
Harlan Beideck (.755) Mo.
Jack Donovan (.714) Mo.
Jerry Ewing (.714) Mo.
Frosh Point
For Upset in
Today's Dual
Can the frosh upset the varsity?
That's the question that has been
running around the campus in the
mind of all track-minded stu
dents for the past week.
That question will prevail until
Friday afternoon at 4:30 when the
respective two-mile teams meet
in Memorial Stadium.
Carrying the burden of the
freshmen's hopes is Wayne Judds.
Judds has consistently 'pushed'
Gene Yelkin, who is one of the
varsity's best, in practice and
Weir expects a scorching duel
right down to the wire. Besides
Judds, the frosh have high hopes
in Louis Million of Sidney and
Hobe Jones of Lincoln.
Jones, was the gold medal
winner of the half mile last
spring at the Nebraska State
High School track and field meet
held at Lincoln. Jones, who was
hobbled with a leg injury, ran
i.way from the pack as he took
hn eay Class A victory.
Weather Helpful
The frosh were sble to turn in
fnme good practices this week as
the weather remained ideal for the
Riueling two-mile jaunt. Since
the 'Grcenies have been able to
practice, it has increased their
chances for an upset victory. The
weatherman has predicted clear
skies for Friday and Weir ex
pects some excellent times from
his runners.
Coach Weir reported that the
frosh will have a three-fold rea
son for putting forth all their ef
forts Friday. Weir gave these
three reasons for expecting the
frosh to -eive their all:
1. They will te running against
the varsity.
2. Their times will be turned in
LINCOLN
SYMPHONY
Concert Series
7 Concerts
featuring
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to Big Seven Commissioner
Reaves Peters who will conduct
a frosh Big Seven two-mile
championship postal meet
3. Their times will be tabulated
against those of Iowa State and
Missouri in another postal meet.
MAIN FEATURES START
LINCOLN: "The Gal Who
Took the West," 1:30, 3:33. 5:36,
7:40, 9:44.
STUART: "Red, Hot and Blue,"
1:39, 3:41, 5:43, 7:46, 9:49.
NEBRASKA: "Song of Surren
der," 1:08, 4:32 7.56. "This is My
Affair," 2:45, 6:09, 9:33.
CAPITOL: "Cassablanca," 1:00,
3:58, 7:26. "Geronimo," 2:24, 5:52,
9:45. Amateur Stage Show 9:05.
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Table Tennis
Play Begins
"Killers" roamed the basemen
of the Union this week as the
table tennis tourna nent got un
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League winners and first round
byes were as follows:
League I, Bill Nuckolls won
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over Hile Goodrich while Roger
Miller, Ron Butler, Duane Deit
ering, and Jim Sharp had byes.
In League II, Keith Fiene was
victorious over Larry Blazer.
Byes were given to John O'Neal,
Harry Collins, Charles Lawson
and Ken Davis.
League III saw Bob Rogers
beat Jim Ealey and Carl Fuhren
bach take Albert Naber.
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Ag Union Offers
2 Cups of Coffee
Numerous Ag students were
seen drinking their second cup of
coffee for the price of one at the
Ag Union Wednesday afternoon.
The coffee hour is to be a
weekly event at the "Dell" ac
cording to John Killeen, Ag Union
director.
30 Minute
Cleaning and
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