TBI DAILY NEBRASKA
SHOW HINDERS
BUSKER SQUAD
Oearg Moves Grid.ter. to
Space Under Eait Stand
of Stadium
HAVE PRACTICE INDOORS
Snow and yet nwre snow.
A four and one-half inch blanket
on the utadium hI yesterday forced
Coach K. E. flear-jr to move his prae
tlciuff jrrid qund indoors for a while
The ynow has at lat become a real
hindrance.
The gridstcr yesterday went
through anappy ffcrtiv drill un
der the eaat stand of the stadium.
Two teams were running through
dummy scrimmaire, and in spite of
the handicap of limited apace, got
food drill out of it. .
It was seen too, however, that the
kickers on the uad took their
daily doeen. Part of the snow was
scraped away from the stadium field
and Brown, Dailey, Manderry, Locke,
Rhodes and Mielent took a workout
on kicks of every variety.
After the drill under the stadium
the team was moved to the regular
field and there ran signals for a short
time.
The snow, of course, is a handicap
to the Huskers, but it is not so seri
ous as it would be without the space
under the stands. Nebraska is in
deed fortunate to have a covererd
space such as this.
Use Every Foot of Stadiam Space
Yesterday Coach Henry Schulte
was holding a numeral track meet on
his track his track aspirants were
running on the cinders and using
the south half of the arena. At the
north end were the gridsters, and so
every foot of space was in use.
The Oklahoma squad arrives here
this morning with a squad of hus
kies bent on taking the large end of
a score Saturday. From all present ,
indications, it looks as if the best
swimmers will win, as the melting of
the snow will make the rlaying field
soft and muddy. j
On yesterday's first string were
Locke, Rhodes, Avard Mandery, and
Brown. On the line were Sprague,
Stiner, Raish, Hutchinson, Scholt,
Ed Weir and Joe Weir.
Fresnell was shifted to work with
the seconds, Frank Dailey, fleet half
back, is being given a try-out at quar
terback in Stephens" absence. The
loss of Stephens' passing is still no
ticeable, and Dailey is being trained
as a possible reserve for Brown.
Heretofore Wickman has been the
only other quarter on which Coach
Bearg could rely.
The starting lineup tomorow will
probably consist of the same mtn
who were playing first string yester
day, with the possible exception of
Presnell in the backfield.
Snow Stops Freshmen
Football Practice for
First Time This Year
For the first time this year the
weather put a crimp in the freshman
football practice. A blanket of
snow which covered all the playing
fields made any outdoor work im
possible. The Varsity occupied a
part under the stadium and the try
outs for the track numerals toik up
the rest of the room. The freshmen
enjoyed this forced delay and should
be back next week stronger than
ever. H ia very seldom that snow
will stop football practice this time
of the year but the coaching staff
has no power over the elements.
SECOND TRACK
MEET IS HELD
Numeral Event Are Run on
Indoor Oval on Account
Of Severe Weather
GOOD TIME IS RECORDED
The second numeral track meet of
the season was held on the indoor
track under the east stands of the
stadium yesterday because of the '
severe cold. The runners unaecus-j
tomed to the indoor conditions were
somewhat slower than on the cinder
oval last week. Goci time was made
in the half and quarter mile runs
and much better time prevailed in
the mile and two-mile. Several of
the field events were checked from
The events:
50-yard dash; (first heat) Han
cook, first; Ishmael second, Chiles,
third. Time 6.8 seconds. ' (Second
heat) Doty and Fisher tied for first,
Sherman third. Time C.l seconds,
50-yard high hurdles: Be-rklo and
Voris tied for first, Stahl, third.
Time 7." seconds.
Mile run: Ross, first; Cummings,
second; Kibble third; Time 4:57.
440-yard dash: (first heat) Beer
kle, first; Dexter, second; Fetter
man, third; Time 5(5.5. (Second
heat) Davenport, first; Ritcher, sec
ond; Fisher, third. Time 5G seconds.
(Third heat) Heppeily, first; Stahl,
second; Time 50 seconds.
Two-mile run: Graham, first; 01
erking, second. Time 10:53.
880-yard run: (First heat) Rob
erts, first; Loinly, second; Mandorf,
third. Time 2:00.3. (Second heat)
Crowley, first; Buffett, second;
Cooper, third. Time 2:24.
50-yard low hurdles: (First heat)
Doly and Ritcher tied for first; Elf
line, third. Time 7.7 seconds. (Sec
ond heat) Fleming, first; Ishmacl,
second; Roberts, third. Time 6.9
seconds.
Broad jump: Doty, first, 20 feet
4 inches. Fleming second, 20 feet,
3 inches. MeClurc third, 19 feet 1
inch.
Pole vault: Reneau, first; Poppe
second. Heighth 10 feet.
Exchanges
letters won at other schools are
not allowed to be worn on the cam
pus at the University of Oklahoma.
The Ohio Daily Lantern, publica-
iTi at Ohio State Cniversitv. has
the schedule, allowing the football j roo,nUv installed anew $10,000
team to work out in the north end
of the stadium.
Roberts made very good time for
the 880-yard run when he beat Lemly
by running the event in 2 minutes
6.3 seconds. Graham bettered his
own time in the 2-mile run when he
completed the thirteen laps in 10
miiutes 53 seconds. Jack Ross ran
press.
A short course in home economics
for housewives is given by radio and
correspondence at the University of
Wisconsin.
,A fine of five dollars will be im-
the mile in 4 minutes 57 seconds! n students at the University
Mnt Popular Student to Get Cup
A contest which bids fair to be one
of the most hotly contested of the
year will make its appearance on the
campns of the Tulane University, of
New Oreleans this session in the form
of a race for a popularity cup. The
cup goes to the most popular student
in the school. ,
The details of the contest have not
been completely worked out as yet.
but it is believed that no restrictions
will be placed as to the eligibility of
students to receive the cup other
than that no person shall win the cup
more than once. The congest will be
an annual affair from this year on
and the elections at the close of the
school sessions.
The cup will become the personal
property of the winner and a new
cup will be donated each year.
without trouble. Davenport made
fair time in the 440-yard dash win
nnig his heat in 56 seconds. Fisher
was second. Beerkle won the second
heat in 56.5 seconds followed by
Dexter who ran it in 57 seconds even.
In the field events Reneau won
the pole vault by clearing the bar
at 10 feet. Poppe took second place
at 9 feet 6 inches. The broad jump
of Kansas for riding on the side of
automobiles.
Freshmen at McGill University, at
Montreal, Canada, must walk on the
road of the campus and on no occa
sion may they use the sidewalk.
The University of Pavia, in Italy,
claiming the distinction of being the
went to Doty who made a leap of 'oldest European university, recently
20 feet 4 inches. Fleming was sec-, celebrated its eleventh centenary,
ond leaping 20 feet 3 inches. These i
were the only field events run off
during the meet.
No Record ia Fifty-yard Dash
Several beats of the f.fty yard
dash were run but no fast time was
recorded. Hancock won the first
heat in 5.S seconds and Ishmael took
second one tenth of a second slower.
Fleming won the fast heat of the
low hurdles in 6.9 seconds . Ishmael
made second best time. Beerkle and
Voris tied in the high hurdles run
ning them in 7.7 seconds.
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squad at tho University of California
have issued a challenge to meet any
fivc-mnn chesa team in tho country.
Teach Officers to Carry Sabers
Saber Instruction Is being gven to
cadet officers who are required to
carry the saber at company drill, and
at parades.
In his inaugural speech, President
Little of tho University of Michigan
declared that 85 per cent of college
students are a drawback for the seri
ous minded student.
A fraternity prospect at the Uni
versity of Washington was pledged
threo thousand feet above his fra
ternity house. The ceremony took
place in an aeroplane.
According to the physical exami
nation at Ohio State University, each
succceeding class for the last five
years has been physically superior to
the preceding class.
A good student can read a page of
an average book in two minutes and
absorb what he has read, according
to Professor Charles H. Judd of the
University of Chicago.
Evidence of college spirit in the
far west is shown by the fact that
reservations for places on an eleven
car special train from Denver to
Salt Lake City have all been taken, i
The occasion is the traditional game
between Utah University and the
University of Colorado.
The Mustachlo Club" which ad
mits to membership only mon who
can maintain one-half inch of genu
ine mustache, 800 to tho square Inch,
hns been formed at Tomona college,
Claremont, Cal.
The system of having afternoon
classes hns been revived at Princeton
University. No classes have been
held in the afternoon at Princeton
for twenty years.
Of the 167 University of W'iscon
sinsin students who borrowed from
the student loan fund established
In 1923 by Kemper K. Knnpp, Chi
cago attorney, cigthy-five have al
ready made return payments.
At the University of Oregon every
one speaks to everyone else. One
of the walks is called "Hello Walk,"
and here specially everyon e is ex
pected to say "hello," Among other
traditions of the Oregon campus are,
that all freshmen must wear green
caps and sit in the balcony at all as
semblies. No smoking is allowed on
the campus.
The college man of today is read
ing three times as many books as did
his father when he attended college
twenty-five years ago, says Asa Don
Dickinson, librarian of the University
of Pennsylvania libraryr.
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