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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1912)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN A li BASEBALL OUTLOOK STILL WEARS TINGE OF GLOOM ATHLETIC MANAGEMENT HEARS NOTHING NEW FROM MIS SOURI VALLEY OFFICIAL8. Nothing hafl yet boon hoard by the athletic management of the Unlvoralty rognrdlng tho summor baseball sltua tlon, tnkon undor advisement by a commltteo of tho Mlnsourl Valloy con foronco. With tho opening of th summor pastime Beason only a fow wooks away In aplto of the wlntor woathor of March, NobraBka ofllclnls do not know whother a team wm be organized for UiIb BcaBon or not. Tho mattor of changing tho proscnt ruleB of tho conference concerning eligibility has boon under advlBoment all winter by tho committee, and It waa understood by tho local manage ment that tho members had reached a conclusion Bonie time ago, but If thoy havo nothing haa boon rocolvod to that effect at Nebraska. When tho dispute over Iho rules flrBt aroBO, Dr. Clapp announced on bohalf of tho locaL lnatltutlon that unloBB tho rules woro changed to al low tho playing of summer basoball Nebraska would not havo a team, and so tho mattor standB. Undor the preB ont rules an athlete at tho Unlvoralty Is not eligible to entor any sport If during tho Bummer ho played with any othor team than that of bifl homo town. Furthermore, If ho played In a gamo to which admlsBlon was charged, whother It was with his homo team or not, ho Is considered a profes sional and ruled out of colloglato BportB. TIiobo two rullnga practically placed tho ban on baseball as a Bummor sport of Btudenta UuIob to the samo of foct, though perhaps not so stringent, woro In ubo In many of the Inter-col lcglate conferences of tfto country and during tho paat wlntor thoro haB boon an attompt to ronoal Uiobo rulOB. Lod by Nebraska, the matter was brought to tho consideration of tho MlBsourl Valley conferenco wi(h the roault that tho commlttoo waa appointed. From tho dolay tlrat It haa taken the commltteo to roport, tho officials bollevo that tho comtnlttoe has ro fused to recommond tho repeal of tho rule and no preparations aro being made to get out the baseball playofs. - Lincoln Evening News. AG. SENIORS TO GIVE PLAY. "College Chap" Will Be Presented at Temple, April 5. The senior clasB of the School of Agriculture haB announced that It will give a a clans play "The College Chap" at tho Temple theatre, April f. ThiB Is the first olaBB play ever given by tbo State Farm Bchool and Principal Hunter 1b vory enthusiastic over the flno showing made by his protegoB Miss Mildred Bovlns Is coaching the play. Registrar Is Guiltless. 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