T II E DAILY NBBRASKAN
TRACK LETTERS
ARE PRESENTED
TO 19 HUSKERS
Eight of Men Receiving Honor
Will Not Work Under
Husker Flag Next Year
SEVEN MAY GO TO A. A. U.
LocVs, Breaker of Paddock' Rvcords,
Hop To Meat California Man
During Summer Months
Nineteen track men were awarded
letters by the committee Thursday
for the 1928 Beason. The captain
will be elected Immediately and pro
bably announced today. The letter
men are:
Captain Roland Locke, North
Platte.
Frank Dailey, Sargent.
Robert Davenport, Norfolk.
William Ilein, Wilber.
Glen Johnson, Stapleton.
Walter Kriemmelmeyer, Cambridge
Jimmy Lewis, Havelock.
Frank Pospisil, Wahoo.
Oliver Roberts, Owatonna, Minn.
Jack Ross, Gibbon.
John Rhodes, Ansley.
James Senrles, Hawarden, Iowa.
Bobbie Stephens, Hastings.
Milton Tappan, Sioux City, la.
Perly Wyatt, Scottsbluff.
Ed Weir, Superior.
Frank Wirsig, Sargent.
Paul Zimmerman, Lincoln.
Ted Page, Crete.
Eight Men Graduate
The track squad will be greatly
weakened by the graduation of the
seniors. Eight men have completed
their three years of competition or are
graduates, and will not be available
next season. They are Captain "Gip"
Locke, Ed Weir, Walter Kriemmel
meyer, Jack Ross, Paul Zimmerman,
John Rhodes, Jimmy Lewis, and Wil
liam Hein. The seniors carried off i
about twenty points in the Missouri
Valley meet, not counting the relajs,
showing that the prospects for the
coming year are more or less doubt
ful At present it is thought that seven
Cornhusker track stars will go to
Chicago to compete in the A. A. U.
meet early in June. The men who
will represent Nebraska are Locke,
Searle, Wirsig, Wyatt, Ross, Kriem
melmeyer and Dailey. It is hoped
that Locke may be able to attend one
or two other meets later this summer,
one in the East and the other in the
West, where he may meet the famous
Paddock and settle the question
which Cornhusker fans are today ar
guing with heat.
Geologist Visit School
Lamar Folda, '19, and wife recent
ly visited the Geology department.
Mr. Folda is engaged in geological
work at Corpus Christi, Texas.
Welcome old Grads
to
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IN THE
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"Zim" and "Zim"
WIlK tha Uat man crossinf the
tap at the Missouri Valley track and
field meet Saturday, was written the
last chapter of 1926 Valley athletics.
A glorious season in every branch of
sports was pictured this season a
flash of the red of courage here, and
a tint of the blue of loyalty there.
Some great athletic stars passed
out of the picture forever. Men who
have written with endelible new rec
ords, and greater feats will now be
seen in the athletic halls of fame.
But there is something more to the
game of competition than just win
ning, or just record breaking for that
matter. On the field Saturday an
athlete flashed to world fame doing
what most sport critics had but yes
terday said could never be done. Th
prowess of this athlete, and the great,
ness of the performance came not in
a day, but through years of work and
determination. In winning the cham
pion has learned to play the game.
The crowd was watching the win
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
Rooms for men attending summer school will be avail
able at
Delta Tau Delta's
new home.
1433 R. St
5,
Welcome
Grads. We
are one of
you.
, Dresses
$
at
The season's choice in Tail
ored Washable Crepes. Were
$24.50.
Plan for
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VALLEY
ners vSaturday. That strange fas
cinntion of watching a man leap to
the tape brought them there. The
samo calling, '.hat feel of the tape as
it snaps, brought every othlote on
the track there too. Only the priv
ilege is aecordod to but one and may
that courage, and skill, and work
which makes the winner never be be
littled. Completing the samo number of
years of toil were other athletes there
Saturday. Men who had equal cour
age and determination, but who were
handicapped by the lack of the skill
and finish of th winner.
The second, and third, and last
places even, Saturday were occupied
by men who by fate could never be
winners. In their minds were
thoughts of noble deeds. The basic
fire of determination still burned as
they went to the marks against the
destined men of polish the great
er athletes.
With the same grace shown by the
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winner, so did these other men show
the good sportsmanship of tha loser.
Playing th gam hard, th bast they
knew how, they accepted defeat
hiding tha pain in their hearts pre
tending they didn't car. That is also
learning to play th game.
And then we remember the words:
We can't all play a winning game,
Some one is sure to lose-
While
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offering that will meet your June needs.
With a Suitable and Necessary Wrap
These Coats are Real Values
Two Special Groups at
These Reduced Prices.
and
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Were 19.50 and 34.50
Tweeds. A real Vacation Coat.
But we can play so that our name
No one may dare accuse;
So when the one great scorer oomei
To writ against our namo,
Not whether we won or lost
Dut how we played the game.
WE ANNOUNCE ADDITION of I
new Chrysler Sedans to our lint
of rental . cars. Rates reasonable
special price on long trips. New
ALUMNI
attending the Round-up
University Terrace
17th and R St.
Restricted Sorority Homesites
Developed by
Harvey Rathbone
at
Paris can not surpass these
for chic or charm. But they
are made in old U. S. A. Were
$34.50.
Fords for rent as always. We will
continue to give reliable Berries
night or day. Motor Out Company
1120 P Street. B6819. UO
Sinclair Geologist Visits Her
Earl Colton, '22, geologist in
charge of Oklahoma for the Sinclair
Oil and Gas Company, was a geology
department visitor during the Week.
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Welcome
Grads. We
are one of
you.
Presses
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far
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Visit the Famous and
Go Home in Stylel
no matter how depleted the
allowance, there's sure to be
enough for one or two $9
frocks from the Famous! You
owe it to your Scotch to take
advantage of this remarkable
sale, even if you have to vend
a few books and milk bottles.
You see, these dresses were
supposed to sell at two and
three times $9, but you know
the Famous when it comes to
giving extraordinary values!
Sport frocks there are, filmy
chiffons for wear under sum
mer moons, and models for
every other occasion in an up
and coming co-ed's life. So
make haste to the Famous at
11th and O!
The Apex will
take care of Last
Minute Clening!
what if someone DID spill
the punch on your favorite
party frock? There's no use
taking it home in any but its
most immaculate condition!
Suits and coats that have been
out in a shower or two will
also look much more impressive
to the welcoming band, if the
Apex runs an iron over them.
You can get one-day service at
this superior cleaning establish
ment at 123 S. 23rd street; and
when they say "one day", they
don't mean maybe! Just call
B3331, and their motor will bi
at your door instanter to
whisk away apparel wrecl j p i
shortly to return sartork.i tri
umphs. Gift'Choosing is a
Pleasure at Eastman
Kodak Stores, Inc!
here you will find so many
things you'd like to own your
self, that it's as simple as ABC
to select attractive gifts for
graduating friendsl Kodaks, of
course, come first on the list,
with models to suit your purse
from $5 up. And should the
gift exchequer be particularly
low, there is a Brownie camera
for $2 that takes an excellent
picture. Writing portfolios,
address books, memory books,
pictures, book ends, pen and
pencil sets, pottery and butter
fly jewelry are among the oth
er delightful gift possibilities
at the Eastman Kodak Stores,
Inc. (formerly Lincoln Photo
Supply Co., 1217 O) so come
in and browse around.
Step off the Train
in a New Hat
from Gold's!
immediately the word will go
around that you've gained pul
chritude as well as knowledge
at Nebraska! These new sum
mer hats at Gold's seem to
have the knack of flattering
the features. Snub noses are
but pleasingly retrousee with
such a background; those with
a downward curve take on a
Grecian aspect. These hats are
of fine milan in the larger
shapes; of summer-weight felt,
of crocheted straws, of Visca
and of fabrics in white and
every fashionable summer
shade. Chooses yours Satur
day while selections are broad
enough to make successful
choosing easy. At Gold's!
GoldVwill Help
you Fill your
Home-going trunk!
they're ready with all the lit
tle neccessaries that you'll want
to have on Hand this summer!
Your favorite powders,, per
fumes, soaps, rouge, and com
pacts are here in the' shades
and brands you're accustomed
to. There are clever bits of
neckwear, striking handbags',
smart novelty gloves, gay scarfs
and filmy stOkings that will
do such nice things to your ap
pearance. Just flow their
stocks are particularly well
filled with new summer acces
sories, so shop today or tomor
row, if you would shop Most
satisfactorily.