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MILITARY UNITS
NOW COMPLETED
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Infantry weapons used in modern
warfare. The Lincoln girls' cadet
corps will follow this exhibition
with a fancy drill. '
Naval Reserve On Display.
The Naval reserve will give a
short exhibition and then Troop F
of the United States cavalry will
perform their stunts of Cossack rid
ing, hurdling, jumping, and the sa
bre charge. The celebration will
end with the formation flights by
the squadron of planes. They will
give an exhibition of battle man
euvers, commanded by Major C. L.
Tinker.
The celebration will end with the
military ball in the Scottish Rite
Temple and the dance for the troops
at the city auditorium. All mili
tary men will be guests of the uni
versity at the track meet Saturday
afternoon.
Washington team expressed enthusi
asm concerning the meet after look
ing at the track, stated that it was
wonderfully fast. Coach Ryder has
two outstanding stars with him. Beir
in the 440-yafd dash won first in
the meet at Ames last year, while
Blanchard is considered supreme in
the 120-yard high hurdles.
Dr. C. L. Brewer, director of atlv
letics at Missouri University, will be
official referee.
Tickets for the meet are on sale
at Latsch Brothers and at the stu
dent activities office, and may be
secured also from Margaret Long.
CORNHUSKER NINE
DEFEATS SOONERS
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TEN THOUSAND
TO VIEW MEET
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four laps in 4 minutes, 25 4-10 sec
onds. Weir, Keeble, and Blanchard
have hopes of putting on a fast hur
dle race, provided the Missourian is
eligible. Crites and Beir, another
Washington star, will be the strong
est opponents of Firebaugh in the
440-yard dash. Gardner, Pittinger,
and Hammery, the three captains
from Nebraska, Missouri, and Ames
respectively, will contest for first
honors in the half mile event.
John Kuck, Kansas high school
boy, who under the coaching of Jeff
Petty, former Nebraska catcher, has
become a world's interscholastic
champion shot putter, will give some
exhibition work in the shot put. He
has put the 12-pound shot 57 feet,
, and better, while he can put the
16-pound shot around 45 feet.
Oklahoma, Washington, Oklahoma
A. & M., and Kansas Aggies arrived
Thursday in order to get plenty of
rest for the Friday preliminafrics.
Missouri and Kansas will arrive at
7:30 a. m. today on the Missouri Pa
cific. Ames- Drake, and Grinnell
will arrive by way of the Rock Island
at the same time. The Iron Sphinx,
honorary sophomore organization are
meeting the teams in cars, furnished
free by the Munson Rent-a-Ford
company.
Washington Coach Enthusiastic
Coach George Ryder of the
struck out three between them.
Nebraska started things in the first
when Janda and Gibbs both got
across. Then in the second, every
body hit and six counters were across
before the Sooners woke up.
E. Lang started the spree with a
single. He wasout at second on at
tempted sacrifice but B. Lang was
safe at first '.and advanced when'
Janda was walked. Gibbs then
smashed out a beautiful double that
brought three runs in. Patton drew
a pass and Collins doubled, after
Bloodgood had fanned, bringing in
two more. Collins came in with the
final counter of the inning when the
Sooner shortstop erred.
Reeves took over the hurling re
sponsibility for the Sooners at this
point and held the Huskers until the
fifth. In that inning Bell got to
first on an error and advaned to
second when Janda was walked. Volz
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ble.
Volz received a bad cut under the
eye in the sixth when a Sooner run
ner bumped into him. Hollings
worth took his place at first and
Eckstrom relieved Collins in right
field.
Mnvea saved the Sooners from a
shutout when he poled a home run
in the seventh. It was a clean hit
over the right field fence.
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of a two game Beries. Oklahoma took
the contest Wednesday, winning m
the ninth inning, the Bcore being 4
to' 6.
Oklahoma 000 0000 120 1
Nebraska 260 020 00 10
Home run: Mayes. Two base hit:
Collins, Gibbs. Struck out: By Lang,
9; by Swisher 1, by Reeves 2. Base
on balls: Off Lang 7, off Swisher 3,
off Reeves I. Left on bases: Ne
braska 2, Oklahoma 6. Wild pitch:
Swisher. Umpire: Sipe.
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car and lowest rates, we ueuver.
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'Wink Your Lights"
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Have you seen those pretty
summer Hats with scarfs to
match at Rudge & Guenzel's ?
They certainly are pretty and
awfully smart. All the
popular girls in the East are
wearing them and some of the
more exclusive Lincoln girls
are wearing them also. There
is a different style set for each
type of girl. Go in and see
them. You'll like them, I
know.
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MILITARY SUITS
Will pass inspection Saturday if we press your suit.
Call us early Friday and we'll return your suit by nite.
This is one time of the year you want to be a Neat Sol
dier.
We can do it.
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men. Moreover, the confidence
which men place in the name
Cheney is a constant inspiration to
surpass their expectation of correct
ness of style, excellence of materials
and beauty of patterns.
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but what about three o'clock in the
afternoon?
For wiry, unruly hair for soft,
fiu5y hair for any kind of hair
that won't stay combed all day use
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combed just as you want k.
Ideal after washing your hair.
Leaves the hair soft and lustrous.
Ask your barber for a Stacomb
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GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE
"N" Blankets, Banners, Pillow Tops
Leather Skins
Pillow Tops, Fraternity and Sorority Crests, Book
Ends with Seal, Memory Books, Stationery.
All Kinds of College Jewelry, Fountain Pens, Name
Engraved Free. Gold and Silver Pencils.
Trade in Your Old Books for the Above
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