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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1907)
THE DAILY NBBRSKAN ( i ALL WE8TERN ELEVEN. (Solcctod by Waltor H. Eckorsall) Left End Cnpron Minnesota Loft Tacklo . .RholnBchlld . ..Michigan Loft Guard. . .Mossmor Wisconsin Contor Shulz Michigan Right Guard .Van Hook rfilinois Right Tacklo.Caso .Minnesota Right End. . . .Hammond . . . .Michigan Quarter Stoffcn Chicago Left Half Do Tray,. Cant.. .Chicago. .Right Half.. . .Iddlngs Chicago Full Back . . . .Welter Nebraska 8ECOND ELEVEN. (Solcctod by Waltor H. Eckorsall) Loft End Howitt Chicago Left Tackle i, Chaloupka . ...Nebraska Loft Guard . . . Bandclin Mlnnosota Contor Stolhm Wisconsin Right Guard. .Graham Micfhlgan Right Tackle. RallsMck Illinois Right End Rigors Wisconsin Quartor .Wasmund Michigan Loft Half Magoffin Michigan Right Half.. . .Shuknocht . . .Minnesota Full Back Osthoff Wisconsin ALL MI890URI VALLEY ELEVEN. (Solcctod by Tho Dally Ncbraskan) Lof t End .... .Tlnnnlgan Grinnoll Left Tackle . . Matters Nebraska Loft Guard . . .Bruggor AmoB Contor Rood Kansas Right Guard. .Frum Nebraska Right Tackle. Chaloupka Nebraska Right End McElhlnnoy Amos Quarter Cooke Nebraska Left Half Weller Nebraska Right Half.. . .Kirk Iowa Full Back . . . .Ronport Amos What Eckorsall says of Captain Wollor of Nebraska: "Of tho fullbacks, tho palm goos to Wollor, with Osthoff of Wisconsin and Cartwright of Indiana in that ordor. I am Inclined to glvo tho first place to Wollor of Nobraska for his gonoral work, and especially his performance In tho Minnesota game. Although a halfback, ho must bo given recog nition for his all round work, and un doubtedly would mako n flno man be twoon Do Tray and Iddlngs. Ho is fast and heady, a good kicker of thel punt or placo kick, and an oxcollont man handling tho forward pass and in tho Intorforonco." EckorsallB' opinion of Cornhuskor Chaloupka: "Chaloupka of Nofbraska has more possibilities in him than any man on tho field. Ho is aggrossivo in ovory sonso and poworful, and with more education on tho flnor points of tho gamo ought to mako a romarkablQ man." FOOTBALL CATECHISM. Wrltton during tho Kansas-Nobraska Gamo. Oo makes that bloomin owl In nolso? 'said Fllos-on-Parade. Tho rootorB In tho grandstand, the Color Sorgeant said. Wot is . tho rumpus all about? said Flloa-on-Parado. Tho groatoBt battle of tho hago, tho Color Sorgeant said. Tho Jayawk mob Is shoutln mad, you can oar their deep K U Tho moloBkln oroos on ouch sldo avo caught tho h Impulse too, For life or death they'll struggle and to gain a yard or two, For tho opos of men are anglng in the balance. Wot makos tho JCansans broatho so ard? said Fllos-on-Parodo. Tho hothor team's a limping them, tho Color Sergeant-said. Wot makes tholr quartorback fnll down? said Fllos-on-Parado. Ugli Craig as tackled im, tho Color Sorgeant said. At first 'bout all tho rootln was hon tho Jaynwk side, Tho memories of a year ago ad starred tho Kansans' prldo, But in a arf a minuto tholr fondest opos ad died; For wo'or beatln Kansas hawful on the gridiron. Wot makes that swirling mass o logs? said Flles-on-Parado. (Both teams are standln on tholr eads, the Color Sergeant said. The Quantroll raid was years ago, said Filos-on-Parado. Another, raid is on today, the Color Sergeant said. Tho gamo ad ardly startod won Arvcy got tho ball And down tho field like thunder o trampled over all, And placod the pigskin squarely be- ylnd tho Kansas goal To haid in boatin Kansas hawful on the gridiron. Wot TeepB tho crowd bo qulot, said Files-on-Parade. No special rates from Lincoln, tho Color Sorgeant said. Tho two cont faro's elpin business, said Flles-on-Parado. But Its ell on football, tho Color Ser geant said. Somow'ero on this planot tho children shout ln.glco, . But no'ory shout in Kansas, about tho Varsity, Nor w'oro the Kansans know the Rcoro, bo it on land or sea. Tho omo of Sockloss Jorry is plungod in deepest gloom, tp I nvo oard of Carrlo Nation, said Fllos-on-Parado. Er atchot Isn't In it, tho Color Sor geant said. Oo'fl sprinting llko a greyound? said Fllos-on-Parado. Pip Cooko of old Nobraska, tho Color Sorgeant said. Tho carts of Kansas rooters aro eavior than lead, For Nebraska's team Is marchln, you can boo their solemn tread, An tho ghost of Johnny Bonder 1b ovorin ovoread, For, woro boatin Kansas hawful on tho gridiron. Wot moans tho wiBtlo o tho cop? said Filos-on-Parado. Tho ondin o tho art, tho Color Sor geant said. Wot means that wavln o red flags? iSald FiloB-on-Parado. John Woller's kicked a goal from field, the Color Sorgeant said. I've boon in wars for fifty yoars and fought full many a day, But warriors of tho common sort avo clearly ad their say; Tho oroos of tho gridiron avo como nnd como to stay, For wo'ro boatin Kansas hawful on tho gridiron. Woo'b riding on men's shoulders? said Flles-on-Parado. Nebraska's sturdy captain, tho Color Sergeant said. Wot moans that o-n-o, t-w-o, t-h-r-o-o? said Fllos-on-Parado. They're countin o' the score, tho Color Sorgeant said. Their regiments In ollow square, you can ear tho doad march play, But tho scarlet-and-thoicream's a wav ing, For Nebraska's won tho day; And we've beaten Kansas hawful on tho gridiron. MAXEY. With apologlos to Kipling, Casoy, Roosovolt nnd tho Standard Oil crowd. A BUDD HEART-TO-HEART I don't talk my $2.50 Hats entirely as an advertising stunt, but because I thoroughly believe in them, know that tbey are very unusual in that the styles are as up-to-the-minute in every respect exactly the same as hats that sell lor double the amount and they wear as well too. I know what I am talking about my method in buying, my care in selecting only the very best shapes (when the average merchant take the best shapes only in the high priced hats, then show common styles in $3.50 and $3.00 hats), my purchasing in such big quantities, with jobber's discounts. No wonder I sell the best hat in.the west at $2,50. WHY PAY MORE? BUDD 2.50 HATTER NEW NEAT Writing Papor and Envolope Combined HANDY ECONOMICAL YARD-O FINE PAPER PACKETS Small and Compact. NO BLANKS ARE MAILED A Box of YARD-O-a Fino Gift df Football. Nebraska University vb. St. Louis University. Tho greatest gamo of tho season. To bo hold In St. Loula, Sportsman Park, Thanksgiving Day at 2:30 p. m. Special enr will lenvo on tho Wabash, 6:30 p. m. train, from Ojnaha on Tuesday, Novombor 2G, conveying tho Lincoln University team. All those that wish to occupy Bpaco In tho tourist car should apply to Man ager Earl O. Eager and those wishing space reserved In tho standard sleeper either Tuesday or Wednesday should apply to Harry E. Moores, G. A. P. D., Omaha, Nob. Tho fact train for"St. Louis over tho Wabash ' loaves Omaha 6:30 p. m., arriving at St. Louis 7:40 a. m. Re turning, leaves St. Louis 8:00 p. m., nnd arrives at Omaha 8:30 a. m mak ing direct connections for Lincoln. It is expected a groat many Lin colnites will go with a good crowd of rooters, using tho Wabash in mak ing tho trip to witness this gamo. Try Savoy Hotel and Cafe. If you want the best and most stylish shoe at a popular price, try a- or a WALK ij OVER ROGERS & PERKINS 1129 O Street THE 'UNI' SMOKE HOUSE Welcomes all students and invites you to enjoy our Smoking and Reading Room. It's a pleasure to please. 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