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PLAY TRIO OF
VALLEY GAMES
MUaouri Valley Gridtere Haye Three
Conference Camel on Schedule
Tomorrow
KANSAS TEAMS GO NORTH
ThU WeeW Valley Camel
Nebraika . Mnouri at Columbia
Iowa Stat vi. Kanai at Ames
Kama Aggiei v. Drake at De
Moines.
WEATHER DELAYS
TENUIS MATCHES
Exchanges
Three games within tho confer
enco adorn the schedules of Missouri
Valley teams this week. In addition
to the Nebraska-Missouri Kamc,
Ames plays Kansas and tho Kansas
Agrtries meet Drake.
Kansas, with one Valley victory to
its credit the Jayhawks defeated
the newcoming Oklahoma Aggies last
Saturday has the odds over Ames.
The Iowa State team lost to Wiscon
sin last week, 3 to 0, but will have a
fighting team for the first home
game.
Another Kansas team which in
vades Iowa territory is the Kansas
Aggies, playing at Des Moines with
the Drake Bulldogs. The outcome
of the game will be watched with in
terest by Nehrnska fans, because the
Huskers meet both cf those teams
this season.
The Aggies and Drake each have
a Missouri Valley victory to its credit
The Manhattan team handed a lemon
to Oklahoma last week while Drake
was winning from Washington Uni
versity at St. Louis. Dope matches
the two teams about evenly.
Grinnell College will journey
north to meet a Big Ten competitor
at Minneapolis. The scarlet mixes
with the University of Minnesota.
The Oklahoma Aggies play an out-of-conference
game with Kansas
Normal, and Washington has no
game slated for tomorrow.
Games which might be called
"great" are comparatively scarce on
tomorrow's slate. In the East Yale
plays Georgia at New Haven, Har
vard plays Middlebury at Cambrige,
and Princeton meets Washington and
Lee at Princeton.
Cornell and Williams will clash at
Ilhaca, Syracuse meets William and
Mary on home ground, and Pennsyl
vania plays Brown at Providence.
The Army and Navy elevens plays
Knox and Marquette, respectively.
Notre Dame, Nebraska's opponent
here on Thanksgiving Day, will play
its last 'small" game tomorrow with
Beloit The rlish, who have so far
this season run rampant, will play
the Army team at New York City
the following week, and Minnesota
on October 24.
The most interesting game on the
coast this week to Nebraskans is
the Washington-Montana affair at
Seattle. Coach Owen Frank left on
Thursday to scout the game.
Meet Between Proud and Creff
McBride Postponed Because
of Muddy Courts
Tho exhibition match of tennis
to havo been played on the College
of Acrrlculturo courts between Dean
Proud of Wesleyan and Gregg Mc
Bride of the Lincoln Daily Star, has
been p itponed until some time next
week due to tho unsettled weather
and muddy courts.
Fortv-four students and faculty
members have entered tho tourna
ment to bo held nt College of Agri
culture, which will start as soon ns
the weather clears and tho courts are
dry.
The courts have been put into first
class condition. New wire Is being
put on tho backstops which will, it
is hoped, stop the balls from going
out upon tho drill field.
Other exhibition games are plan
ned for tho future. There games
arc designed to give tho College of
Agriculture people a chance to see
tennis stars in action.
"Who's Who" lists forty per cent
of tho faculty at Wesleyan in tho la
test edition.
Students of English literature
have a new homo in tho Arden club
nt tho University of Wiaocnsin.
Arrange for Fans to
Hear Game Returns
Nebraska footbnll fans will have
a chance to henr the returns of the
MU-ouri game and watch the play
on a giid-fciaiili, at the College P.oom
at Ben Simon and Sons' store Satur
day afternoon.
The room has been equipped to
accomodate nbout two hundred. A
radio with a loud spenker will get
the returns from KFAB, Buick
broadcasting station. Everyone is
invited.
Women's Organization
Keeps Office Hours
The Associated Women Students
are keeping office hours in Ellen
Smith hall every afternoon from
2 till 4 to receive women students.
They have instituted a card indexing
system in order that each woman
may state the kind of work she pre
fers. All interested are invited to
visit the office.
The University of Iowa will be
hosts to tho Cambridge collego de
bating team in dual debate on Nov.
17.
The men students of the sopho
more chuis at tho University of Ore
gon have decided to adopt blue den
im trousers n official wearing ap
parel. Tho "bluo jeans"- will bo
made of heavy cloth and cut in the
latest collego Btylo. Kansnn.
m H..1..t...n fvitla Qaeiirnnrl to the
l wu 1 1 1 niiiin ii h111" H f
room nt tho University of Michigan
have found that their grandmothers
wero roommate thero in 1870.
nt Illinois obtained frco tickets for
.. ... , f 1 l.w..iii.tt n mia.
tno flili'lllgiin game imuusu
tiikc at tho ticket office.
Students to See Polo Games
For tho first time since the game
was introduced ut the University of
Missouri, the student body will have
n opportunity this fall to seo the
Tiger polo toam in action. Three
homo games have been scheduled.
The Algonquin Club of Des Moines
the Country Club team of Kansas
City and tho University of Okla
homa quartet will all play here.
The Columbia Missourlan.
In his inaugural speech, President
Little of tho University of Michigan
declared that 85 per cent of college
students arc n drawback for the seri
ous minded student.
Iowa Songs Being Sold
Five hundred copies of "Songs of
Iowa State," tho Iowa State College
song book, published by Sigma Delta
Chi, national honorary journalistic
fraternity, and Phi Mu Alpha, na
tional honorary musical society, are
being sold on the University of Iowa
cami us. Tho Iowa State Student
Library ''endance Grows.
Evening attendance nt the Library
has increased at Oklahoma univer
sity since the enforcement of the
no-date rule began. One interpre
tation of the no-date rule states
that a young man, who lives on the
same street as a young woman, may,
as a matter of courtesy, accompany
her home from the library. The
Oklahoma Daib'-
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Silver Serpent Makes
Fern Maddox Member
Fern Maddox was elected to mem
bership in Silver Serpent, honorary
society for junior women, to repre
sent Pi Beta Fhi in the place of
Helen Simpson who did not return
to the University this fall. The elec
tion took place at a meeting held
Thursday evening.
Graduate Engineer Returns Here.
John E. McMeekin, '24 civil en
gineer, has just returned to Lincoln
to take up a position in the Nebraska
Department of Public Works. Mr.
McMeekin has been living in Mis
souri for some time.
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Freshmen Vote to Wear Green
At a recent meeting of fresh
mini fin HA O f Kansas State Agricul
tural Collego voted to abide faith
fully by obligations of tho freshmen
in h..t. tho trill will hereafter wear
green ribbons on their arms and tho
boys will bo consistent' in tho wear
ing of their green caps.
Debaters Recerve College Credit.
Tho women's debate team of tho
Kansas State Agricultural Collcflo
have scheduled seven debates. All
debaters remaining on the squad dur
ing the season receive two hours'
credit in intercollegiate debate,
whether participating in an intercol
legiate contest or not. Those who
participate in Varsity debates are
eligible to the honorary debating so
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n .u- FV..Uman Class Large
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The largest freshman class In tho
history of tho University registered
at Boulder this year, notwithstand
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credit slightly less than required for
,., nro not to bo admitted
until work is completed at prepare-,
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division.
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