Wednesday, November 23,
Expert and
Percentage
Cub Clem
(.783j Mo.
Jerry Warren (.783, Mo.
Fritz Simpson (.756 Mo
Harlan Beidec M .730 )j Mo
Jack Donovan (.730)1 Mo.
Jerry Eing (.730)Mo.
The Daily Nebraskan's
ALL BIG SEVEN
3t team pos. 2niteS
Jim Owens, Okla e Bill Schaake. KU
Gene Ackerman, Mo e Dean Laun, IS
Wade Walker, Okla t Bob Mullen, Neb.
Charley Toogood, Neb t Tom Southard, IS
One Tenner Mo X stan West' kl'
mci Tomlfnson KU : I l?'
Tom Novak, Neb c w2v, IS
Darrel Royal, Okla qb ---.Bill WeeksJTS
Dick Braznell, Mo hb Bill Mueller Neb
George Thomas, Okla hb C-vi ton I S
Colo Tackles-Joe Blanchard, KS, and Chuck Manley, Okla.; Guards
Art Bauer, Neb, and Carl Ellis, KU; Center-Bob Simons, Colo.;
Backs Fran Nagle. Neb., John Glorioso, Mo, Lindcll Pearson, Okla,
and Leon Heath, Okla.
Big 7 Host
To Michigan
... in KC Meet
Basketball fans will get a pre
view of the 1949-50 Big 7 basket
ball campaign December 27.
Kansas City, Mo., will be host
to the annual pre-season tourna
ment of the Missouri Valley In
tercollegiate Athletic association
(Big 7).
The University of Michigan
will be guest team for the four
day event. The Wolverines won
the Big 10 crown in 1948 and
finished the 1949 season in third
place. In their final court ap
pearance of 1949 they defeated
Illinois, the champion, by 13
points.
Oklahoma held the spotlight in
last vear's tourney as they easily
took "top honors. The Cornhusk
ers scored one victory over guest
team Harvard and dropped de
cisions to Kansas State and Mis
souri. Oklahoma will meet Iowa State
nnd Kansas State will tangle with
Kansas in the opening round. The
second round will pit Nebraska
HRainst Colorado and Missouri
against Michigan.
Tickets will go on sale De
cember 1 with priority given to
those purchasing tickets for all
four nights.
Ticket prices are $1.00, $2.00
and S:100 for night games and
SI 00 for afternoon games. There
will be no reserve seats for the
afternoon games. Mail orders
should be sent to Clyde Baker,
Municipal auditorium, Kansas
City, Mo. Twenty-five cents
should accompany the order for
mailing costs and insurance.
Agronomy Major
To Altend Meet
John Wilkinson, Ag junior, was
elected delegate to the annual Na
tional Society of Agronomy meet
ing Nov. 2C in Chicago, last
Thursday evening.
Wilkinson, an agronomy major,
is to represent the Tri-K club of
Nebraska in the student s section
of the national organization.
Tri-K initiation was also held
last week with a total of 65 men
joining the club. This is believed
to be the largest initiation class
on record.
Classified
TUX for sale. Site 40, rhona 5-9777.
PROKKSSIONAL typine work at home.
St anclard rates. Call evenings. S-37!g.
W A NT ED Hide to Longmont, Coiorado
or vicinity Thanksgiving. Share ex
penses. Phone 2-78i8. Bill Bent.
FasseNC.ERS for Den Moines Wednes
day. New car. 4-4367, LcRoy W.
Weber.
SfcTTKR get cord snort hat for those
football game. AVrJtS CI-OTIII.N'O
has them at 1400 U SU
1949
Here Are Your Winners
Mo- I Penn- KU- I Ark.- I Army- Colo.- ) USC- I Okla- I Baylor" SMU
KS I Cornell Ariz. Tulsa J Navy Co. AM N.D 0-AM Rice- TCU
Penn. KU Ark. 1 Army Colo. I N.D. Okla. Rice SMU
j PeTinT f KU T tulsa'Army rCo.AM j N.D. Okla. Baylor j SMU
" Cornell KU Ark. Army fCo.AM N.D." OkJ Rice SMU
j Cornell KU Ark- I Army" T Colo, j N.D." Okla. j Rice SMU
" Penn7 KU Ark. Army I Co.AM N.D. " Okla. Rice TCU
j Penn". " j KU j Ark. Army Colo, j" N.D. f Okla. Rice j SMU
Intramural
Sportallc
By BILL MTNDELL
Only one bowling team re
mained unbeaten as the Intra
mural play reached the half-way
mark. Cotner House is that
team and is currently riding on
top of the Denominational league
with eight wins. The Christians
took three straight from the
Methodists last wek to up their
total.
Sigma Nu lost their first game
of the -vear, going down in front
of Kappa' Sigma in the third
game of witch after, win
ning the first two.' The 2-1 vic
tory left the Sig Nu's still far out
in front in Fraternity league I
with 11 wins to their one loss.
The Kappa Sigs are currently in
second spot with a 7-5 record,
The Pros also suffered their
first defeat last week in taking
a 2-1 victory. The loss dropped
the Pros into a tie for first with
the fast rising Nisei who won
three straight from Phi Delta Phi.
! Both have 11-1 records. Alpha
Kappa Psi is the third place team
' with a 9-3 record.
Sis Alphs Gain Tie.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon dropped
the AGR's 2-1 to climb into a first
place tie with Zeta Beta Tau in
Fraternity league II. The ZBT's
were at the same time helping the
Sib Alph cause, losing 1-2 to Pio
neer Co-op. Both leaders now
sport records of nine wins and
three losses and Pioneer is in third
position with a record of 8-4.
' Phi Gamma Delta increased
their narrow lead in league IV by
dropping one contender, Delta
Tau Delta, two games to one. The
other contender, Phi Kappa Psi,
was at the same time dropping
two games to Sigma Phi Epsilon.
The Phi Gams now hold a 10-2
record while the Phi Psr's and
Delts arc two games behind with
8-4.
Theta Xi's lead in league III
was increased when they won
over Beta Sigma Psi, 2-1. while
second place Delta Sigma Pi was
losing to the lowly Phi Delts, 1-2.
Theta Xi now has a two game
margin over the Delta Sig Pi's
with a 10-2 record to date.
Dorm C Geology Battle Looms
The Independent Volleyball
championship will be decided be
fore Thanksgiving when unbeaten
Geology meets once beaten Dorm
C in the last game for each team.
The two teams won Monday night
to set the stage for the crucial
game. Dorm C walloped Ne
braska Co-op 11-1, 11-3, 8-11 for
their victory while Geology re
ceived a forfeit from Ag Men's
Club. '
Remember, everyone. The In
door track meet begins the first
day after Thanksgiving Vacation
with the prelims of the 50 yard
dash at 5 p. m.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Basketball
University of Nebraska 1940-10AO
basketball schedule:
Dec. 3 South Dakota Plate College at
Lincoln.
Deo. 7 Northwest Missouri Plate
Teachers College at Lincoln.
Dec. 12 Bradley University at Teoria.
Illinois.
Pec. 14 Iowa Stale Teachers College at
Lincoln.
Dec. 17 Baylor University at Lincoln.
Dec. 19 Colorado Slate College at Lin
coln. Dec. 23 I-daho University at Lincoln.
DOWN BY SATTULLO
JEWELS BY CASTICR.
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(famesfor
yes, Cameh are SO MILD that in a coast-lo-coast
tei?t of lmndreJs of men and women
lio smoked Camels and only Camels for
30 consecutive days, noted ihroat specialists,
making weekly examinalions,
AOT OSE SACLE CASE OF THROAT
IRRITATION due to smoking
Dec. 27-30 Big Seven Conference Tour
nament at Kansas City, Missouri.
Nehraska vs. Colorado (First Round)
Dec. 2s. 8 p. m.
Jan. 2 University of South Dakota at
Lincoln.
Jan. 7 'Kansas State College at Man
hattan. Jan. 10 'University of Kansas at Lin
coln. Jan. 14 'Iowa State College at Lin
coln. Jan. 18 'University of Colorado at
Boulder.
Jan. 30 'Kansas Stale College at Lin
coln. Feb. 6 'University of Missouri at Lincoln.
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WITH SMOKERS WHO,
lldness!
reported
CAMELS!
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Player Award
To Tom Novak
Nebraska's brilliant center and
linebacker has been named recip
ient of the Frank Palumbo Play
er's Player of the Year trophy
which is given each year by the
Pop Warner foundation of Phila
delphia. In citing Novak for this honor,
the Foundation said, "Novak was
chosen as the player's player of
the year in college football be
cause of his outstanding perform
ance and leadership against op
position superior to his own team.
Novak will receive this trophy
Dec. 7, in Philadelphia.
Ken. 11 Unnemly of Kansas at
Lawrence.
Feb. 13 University of Oklahoma at
Norman.
Feb. 18 'University of Colorado at Lin
coln. Feb 20 'Univeisity of Missouri at
Columbia.
Feb. "i Mows Stat College at Ames
Mar. 4 'I niveiMty of Oklahoma at Lin
coln. Big Seven Conference games.
All home games start al 7:30 P H.
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