The 1936-37 Final Big Six Standings

Nebraska.... Sf eet, Pts. Opp.
NepraskGs .saaevee: e 800 378 304
VOROOR yc iicvcae BO 5800. OR 270
OK ANOMAsiscccsae 7 3 (FOG, . 007 goo
Kansas State.... 5 5 -500 385 ore
Mi SS6082 bocce vice 2 8 «290 299 400
Towe Siete. dian e406 10 «000 318 408

Nebraska's 1936-37 Record

Conference Non-conference
31--Missouri Se 31--South Dakota 30
45--Iowa State 39 53--Montana U. 39
31--Oklahoma 34 29--Minnesota © 1 Ba
4i--Kansas State 38 32--Ohio State 20
22--Kansas a7 35--Loyola 53
33--Oklahoma zy 41--Western Reserve oO
40--Kansas State 37 34--Canisius 39
50--Mi ssouri ol | 42--St. Thomas 41
37--Kansas oe 27--Temple 43
48--[Lowa State ol 22--George Washington 41

For Season

Won 8, lost 2 Won 13, lost 7 Won 5, lost 5
University of Nebraska Busketball Squad
PERSONALITIES

Paul Amen, Husker forward, playing his third season under Coach
Browne, hails from Lincoln, Neb. He was tenth high scorer in the Big Six
conference last season with a total of 76 points.

Amen plays end on the varsity football squad and first base on
the baseball team. In 1936 he made the trip to Berlin as a member of the
U.S.A. Olympic baseball squad.

Ray Baxter, center candidate, comes from Ft. Scott, Kansas. He
was a B team letter last season. Ray is a senior in school, having competed
one season with the Ft. Scott junior college quintet.

Paul Brown, sophomore from Broken Bow, hopes to break into the
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Husker lineup this season. He is a good shot and floor man. Brown stands
5-11 and weighs 152 pounds. He was an outstanding prep schocl cager and

a member cf the freshman squad at Nebraska U. last year.