THE DAILY NEBR ASKAN
VARSITY WORKS
OH GOAL KICKS
More Consistent Defense Being
Worked Out By Husker
Football Coaches.
MAY SCRIMMAGE WITH
FRESHMAN TEAM TODAY
Hard work to develop a more con
sistent defense was the keynote of
Varsity football practice Tuesday
Bight
Scrimmage with the reserves was
the program. The second tesm was
given the ball for most of the prac
tice but failed to make any great
gains through the Varsity line.
During a short period when the
Varsity was on offense, Al Blood
good, regular quarterback, ran
through the whole reserve team 70
yards to a touchdown.
Another thing stressed in practice
was goal kicking. Last Saturday
against Colgate the Varsity made
five touchdowns but only one goal
was kicked. These extra points prove
Taluable at times, and the coaches
wish to take no more chances on
missing more of them. A. Mandery
Football Games Last Week Were
Full of Thrills and Sensations
Football fans who thronged the
stadiums and football fields last Sat
urday saw some of the greatest per
formances that they will have an op
portunity to witness this season.
Gamus all over the country were
closely contested or filled with action
and thrills every minute of pay.
The most spectacular game played
last Saturday was undouVedly the
Illini-Michigan fray in w'lch Illinois
triumphed over the Yost team 84 to
14, firmly establishing herself as one
of the strongest teams In the tilg
Ten conference. The great "Red"
Thanksgiving Day tilt, did not do so
well in their game with Southern
California, losing the game 17 to 8.
However, the true strength of the Ag
gies cannot be judged at this time,
as the U. S. C. game was their first
collegiate game this season. ' They
nlay the University of Washington
next Saturday. Results of other
games on the coast were: Stanford,
2 ; Oregon U, 13; California U; 9;
Olympia club, 8; Washington U; 52;
Montana, 7.
In the South, Georgia Tech and
Penn State held the position of pre-
Dontal Society Holds
First Meeting Oct. 27
At the first meeting of the Lincoln
Dental Society to be held at the Lin
Mln Hotel October 27. Dr. F. W.
Webster, chairman of the deparment
of operative dentistry, will give an
address on surgery, of the mouth.
Assistant Professor Carol E. Brown
will also give an address.
This meetinsr will be held in the
Chinese room, starting at 6 o'clock.
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of his whole career, flashing;" " " . . ,
game
across the Michigan goal line four
times In the firt quarter. His per
formance last Sat irrlsy was perfect
and will brand 'am as one of the
team was turned back in a close game
15 to 13. Other results were:
Georgia U., 23, Furnam, 0; Centre
43, Transylvania, 0; Southern Meth-
ana win - - d, ,0 Texas U., 6
greatest bacKs or an umes a.ong w.u. , ,n yal
Eckersall, Thorp, Gipp and others.
The Nebraska-Colgate game at Lin.
coin must have been hardly less
thrilling to the Nebraska crowd than
the Illinois game. Sensational runs
by Collins and Rhodes completely
outclassed the Easterners and Ne
braska came away with a 33 to 7
victory. It was the first time that a
East, Yale and Dartmouth
played to a 14 to 14 te. the Yale
eleven holding the Dartmouth team
on the three yard line after the score
had been tied in the last quarter.
Princeton barely won from Navy by
a drop kick, the final score being 17
to 14.
Other scores were: Lehigh 15,
Dickinson 6; Penn U. 10, Columbia 7;
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FRESHMAN LECTURE
GIVEN BY DR. CUTTER
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10, Boston college 0: Harvard 12,
Holy Cross 6; Pitt 26, John Hopkin's
0; Springfield 7, Vermont 0; Brown
and Bloodgood took turns at drop-j the first intersections! contest tney
kicking and place-kicking. have ever lost
Scrimmage witn tne iresnmen wm - uf 35 Boaton w 0 RutJfers i0, Cornell
probably be scheduled for Wedncs-Itheir usual type of slashing offense Perdue -
day evening, when Kansas plsys will (against the West Pointers, before a Northwe8ter .. Iowa Uwrence
capacity crowd or eu.uuu at me roio ' xf 7, s
be demonstrated.
A tendency to take practice ser
iously has been evident in the squad.
The indifferent attitude that was
noticeable before the Oklahoma game
has disappeared. The regulars seem
to realize that they have a stiff game
ahead. Kansas has ntver been a cinch
for any team.
TRACK MEN WILL
HOLD MEET TODAY
Many Expected to Compete for
Numerals on Cinders
and Field.
Varsity and novice tracks tcrs will
be given a chance to compete for
track numeral awards Wednesday af
ternoon in a special track-and-field
meet The Wednesday neet has been
called following the large turnout
and success of the first annual Octo
ber Games held last Saturday morn
ing. It is expected that the number
of athletes taking part in the numeral
Competition Wednesday afternoon
will exceed the number of turnouts
last week-end.
Records made during the meet on
this afternoon will count as pre
records for numeral awards next
spring and will give every Varsity
man and novice a chance to take ad
vantage of the exceptional fall
weather. Nearly a hundred track
prospects have been working out
daily during the past week on the
Stadium track, and from the marks
sfaown in the October games the
tracksters are in good shape for ear
ly f all.
Coach Henry F. Schulte wijl again
act as official at the meet Wednes
day, being assisted by ex-track-captain
Gardner. The following is the
list of events and their order:
Track Events.
60-yard hurdles, 4:00.
100-yard dash, 4:10.
One-mile run, 4:20.
440-yard dash, 4:30.
110-yard low hurdles, 4:40.
220-yard dash, 4 :50.
880-yard run, 5:00.
Two-mile run, 5:10.
Field EveaU.
Shot-put, 4:00
Pole-vault, 4:10.
Discuss-throw, 4:20.
High-jump 4:30.
Running broad-jump, 4:40.
grounds, New York, and came off
with a 13 to 7 victory. The score
does not indicate the superior game
played by Rockne's Irish, and they
will be favorites next Saturday when
they return to the east to meet the
Princeton eleven.
5: Wisconsin .. Minnesota 7: St.
Louis 15, Centenary 9; Butler 7, Ohio
State 10, Ohio Wesleyan 0.
"All the members of the commis
sion died from the disease or from
the effects of their hard work. The
Walter Reed Hospital in Washington,
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
Southwestern University made a
clean sweep of the tennis tournament
tiora PriHnv mnrninff hv winning all
In the Valley, Missouri played true the doublei matches against Okla
homa. Southwestern will play the
Texas University team at Austin
won another close Saturday morning.
TOWNSEND Portraits. "Pro
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Adv.
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
A freshman attending this University
found himself financially embar
rassed so decided to drop chemistry
in order to have his laboratory fee
returned. Having talked to the pro
fessor be went to the bursar's office
only to find that he owed the school
five ilollars. He is expected to survive.
TOWNSEND Portrsit Photograph-
to form and won a hard-fought game
from the Ames team 7 to 0. The
Kansas Aggies
struggle from K. U., the first time
ithat the Aggies have won from the
Jayhawkers for eighteen years.
While the race in the Valley is close
this year, next Saturday's contests
will be almost decisive. Missouri
meets the Kansas Aggies at Colum- j
bia, and Drake meets Oklahoma st;
Dea Moines. This means that two 1
teams thus far without a defeat in ,
the Valley will have either a defeat r
or a tie game on their record by Sat-!
urday night iES
The Oregon Aggies, Nebraska's 1
western opponents scheduled for the
TOWNSEND Portrait Photograph-
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D. C. was erected as a memorial by
;he government."
Dean Cutter explained that the
French had failed In their attempt to
luild the Panama canal because they
had been unable to control malari
and yellow fever. The United States
first cleaned up the
Canal Zone and then had little trou
ble with the work. In fact the death
rate was no higher than in any of the
northern cities.
"Fifty years ago two-thirds of
those who underwent major opera
tions died from blood poisoning. To
day, thanks to the work of Pasteur
and Lister, operations are compara
tively safe," stated Dean Cutter.
He told how Pasteur had exploded
the old theory of spontaneous gener
ation and had proved that infections
were produced by microbes. Joseph
Lister, a surgeon in a Glasgow hos
pital, discovered the use of antisep
tics in the prevention of infections.
The very recent work in the treat
ment of diabetes was also discussed
by the speaker. Up to three years
ago diabetes was considered fatal.
The discovery of a counteracting sub
stance by workers at McGiU Unive.
sity has changed the outlook for the
diabetie patient however.
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