THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
INJURIES HOT TO
HINDER HDSKERS
Squad Has Light Workout Be
fore Leaving for Battle
With "Wonder Team."
CAPTAIN ED WEIR IS
AGAIN IN GOOD SHAPE
The Cornhuskers worked out
Thursday afternoon just before leav
ing at 4 o'clock for South Bend for
the Notre Dame. The workout was
light and consisted chiefly of kicking,
DPssinar. and running signals. Prac
tice began earlier than usual to allow
the men time to make the train.
All the cripples have rounded into
fairly good shape. Captain Ed Weir,
who has Seen on the injured list for
the past two weeks, is again in good
shape. He will undoubtedly start the
game and his playing should not be
hampered seriously.
Robertson, Molzen, Hubka, and
otbera who have been bothered by
slight injuries have been benefited
by the light work assigned to them
during the past two weeks and should
also be fit for the game Saturday.
HOLD ANNUAL
MEET TODAY
Interfraternity Harrier Teams
to Compete for Skin Of
fered by the "N" Club.
ENTRIES MUST BE
IN BY 3 O'CLOCK
VARSITY HARRIERS
TO TRY OUT TODAY
Competition Will Determine
Nebraska's Entries in
Kansas Aggie Meet.
Tryouts for the Kansas Aggie meet
next week will be the Husker har
rier schedule for this afternoon. The
tryouts will probably be held before
the Interfraternity meet. This will
be the final tryout of the season ac
cording to Coach McM aster. The
quad that made the trip to, Drake
have, to a slight extent, recovered
from the handicap of sickness that
held them back in the Missouri Val
ley classic
"Men who have been battling all
season to come in with the first six
nay have their efforts repaid," Mc-
M aster said yesterday. The last three
men of the team have been having
a stiff fight to hold their positions
in the last two meets.
There is a probability that the
II osiers will travel to Omaha Novem
ber 29 for the Mid-western A. A. U.
cross-country run on the week fol
lowing the Kansas Aggie meet
Drake, Ames, and Iowa are amorg
the other colleges that are apt t
compete in this meet. It will be held
or der the supervision of the Elks
Club.
The annual interfraternity cross
country meet will be held at 4 o'clock
today. The men are to run over the
last three miles of the long course
It should be larger than any previous
contest because of the added inter
est taken in the sport this fall. Last
fall, Farm House won the meet, while
Pi Kappa Alpha were the winners for
the season previous. George Sar-
chette, a Kappa Psi won first place in
the meet, last year.
All entries must be in by 3 o'clock
today, and a dollar entrance fee for
the team must be turned in to the
athletic department. Each team man
ager will see that his team is taken
to the starting point in cars, accord
ing to Coach J. Lloyd McMaster.
A team of five men may be en
tered by each fraternity. Three of
these must finish the race in order
to win the meet The first three to
finish for each group will be counted
and the other two runners will be
checked out of the score sheet The
usual award of a skin for first place
in the meet will be made by the N
club.
Farm House, winner of last sea-
son, has a good chance to repeat.
with two of the last year's team back,
and Dick Ross, who has been showing
up well in Varsity tryouts. Pi Kap
pa Alpha will also present strong
team this fall. Entries are also ex
pected from Phi Tan Epsilon, Sigma
Phi Epsilon, Beta Theta Pi, Phi
Alpha Delta, Kappa Psi, and others.
Mrs. Eula Howe formerly of the
Co-Ed Beauty Shop now at the Har
per Method Shop, 1130 N St, B1945.
Adv.
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