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COilAD GOOD
IN PRACTICE
Gridstera Show Mid-Season
Stuff in Monday After
noon Session.
RECEIVE STIFF DRILLING
Chalk-Talk on Play. Followed by
' Signal Work mni Scrimmage
It Program. .
What looked ' like a real mid-sea-son
practice took place yesterday
afternoon on the practice field south
of the stadium. Coach E. E. Bearg
was host to a large group of aspir
ants for the Cornhusker football
squad, and the afternoon was spent
in a lively, well-organized workout.
The sudden change in weather,
from the baseball and golf variety
to the tangy football climate had a
good effect on Coach Bearg's mole
skin wearers. Everything moved
fast and the squad shows signs of
rounding off the corners.
A chalk-talk on plays was the ini
tial feature of the workout. Coach
Eearg explained exactly what he
wanted and then proceeded to teach
his men how to do it.
After the preliminary work on the
field came signal work and scrim
mage. The "regular" lineup was
working on tno onensive in a pass
ing game. Coach Bearg and his as-
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slstants were instructing the defense
in breaking up the plays.
Bob Stephens was holding down
the quarterback position. Stephens'
passes were largely accurate, and In
the opinion of many who viewed the
workout will become a fast quarter.
Choppy Rhodes and Locke were In
the backfield with Jug Brown. Brown
showed his hand at snagging passes,
and Locke pulled down a few pretty
ones.
On the line were Joe Weir,
Sprague, Scholz, Randells, Hutchin
son and Wostoupal. Joe Wostoupal
increased the number of letter men
by one when he Y as declared eligible
for the gridiron sport. Wostoupal
played center last year in Hutchin
son's absence, and was placed at
guard yesterday.
Coach Bearg shifted a few of his
first string men to the defensive for
practice, and during the last half
hour of practice drove the Cornhus
kers through a fast line practice.
CHANCELLOR ANNOUNCES
NEBRASKA HALL CLOSED
and disintegrate them during every
wind storm.
"All of the experts who have ad
vised the University authorities
agree that the danger lies In the
possible collapse of the brick walls
between the third floor and the roof.
A collapse of this portion of the
building, however, might precipitate
the heavy roof on to the lower por
tion causing the collapse of the en
tire structure. About 1500 different
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students take work In the building,
though not all at the same time.
There is no other space available for
their use as other departments are
badly crowded. 450 of these will be
transferred to the new museum
building as soon as completed. Aside
from housing the work of the Mili
tary department and the Department
of Geography, the building contains
the collections of Dr. Condra which
are of great value and could not be
replaced.
"To make the building safe it has
been decided to remove the roof and
the masonry as far as the floor of
the third story. A temporary flat
roof will then be erected. This will
be of wood covered with tar gravel
and will last at the most for a few
years. The third floor ill be, of
course, sacrificed, but the basement
and two floors can be used safely
for a few years until other provi
sions are made. The building in the
meantime will be about as safe and
beautiful as the old capitol, recently
demolished, was during the last six
years.
"The decision to proceed at once
was reached late Sunday night after
the Chancellor had consulted with
the Regents by telephone. Several
of them had watched with great soli
citude the deterioration of the build
ing for a number of years, and were
familiar with its condition. Author
ization on the part of University
officials to proceed along the plans
outlined was unanimously approved
by the board. It is the wish of all
concerned that the proposed stniC'
tural changes cost aa little as is con
sistent with safety. No part of the
building is structurally sound enough
to warrant permanent repairs of
such a character as to make it a per
manent building on the University
campus. It is believed that the third
story can be removed and a tempor
ary roof placed above the second
story in about a month. In the
meantime the military department
will be given offices in rooms occu
pied by the operating superinten
dent; the Department of Conserva
tion and Surveys will office in .the
studio of that department; a tern
porary gallery for the cadets' rifle
practice can probably be operated
under the stadium; one of the old
housesreccntly purchased in connec
tion with the auditorium can be used
as offices for the Department of
Geography and classes for this de
partment will be sandwiched into
other rooms on the campus whenever
a room not in actual use for a class
hour can bo found. This will cause
great inoonvience to all the depart
ments concerned and seriously inter-,
fere with their work, but in the
emergency that has arisen all con
cerned are showing a fine spirit of
cooperation."
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