THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
VARSITY WILL
MEET TRI-60L0R
All Cinder Artists Will Engage
In Track Event to Be Held
Saturday Afternoon
The Nebraska varsity track men
will compete against the outstanding
members of the tri-color teams in a
meet Saturday afternoon, March 31,
to be held either on the stadium
track and field or in the indoor quar
ters under the east stadium, depend
ing on the condition of the weather,
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Coach Henry F, Schulte announced.
The varsity team will consist of all
men who have been competing in
varsity competition this Beason and
all track letter men. The tri-color
representatives will be selected by
Coach Schulte and his assistants ac
cording to the performances made in
the recent tri-color meets. The list
of men who will compete for the tri
color aggregation will be announced
today by Coach Schulte.
The varsity tracksters took things
fairly light in Tuesday's workout
Dexter and Mousel paced a slow half-
mile in 2 minutes, 6 seconds. The
broad-jumpers and high-jumpers re
ceived most of Coach Schulte's at
tention during the afternoon. Flem
ing, Andrews and other jumpers
worked to develop their weak spots.
Coach Schulte is depending on the
jumpers to make several necessary
pois in the Oklahoma and Missouri
dual meets during the spring vaca
tion.
According to the results of a dual
meet with Westminster, a Missouri
Conference college, the Missouri
Tigers are going to make the Bus
kers work hard for honor when the
two teams meet at Columbia, April
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The Missouri Valley outdoor
track schedule for the 1928 season
is as follows:
April 11 Oklahoma-Nebraska
dual meet at Norman.
April 14 Missouri-Nebraska
dual meet at Columbia.
April 21 Kansas Relays at
Lawrence.
April 27-28 Drake Relays at
Des Moines.
May 4 or 5 Nebraska-Kansas-Kansas
Aggies triangular meet at
Manhattan.
May 5 Grinnell-Washington
dual meet at St. Louis.
May 7 Iowa State-Missouri
dunl meet at Ames.
May 8 Nebraska-Iowa State
dual meet at Lincoln (tentative).
May 12 Drake-Grinnell-Iowa
State triangular meet at Grinnell.
May 12 Kansas-Missouri dual
meet at Columbia.
May 18-19 Missouri Valley
conference meet at Lincoln.
14. Charlie King, Gwin Henry's main
hope in the dashes, was clocked by
three watche3 in the 100-yard sprint
at 9.8 seconds, and stepped the 220
yard event in 21.9 seconds.
Keith Hursky established a new
Rollins Field record during the mict
by stepping the 440-yard dash in
49.7 seconds. Miller Brown, the Tl
ger weight star, put the shot 43 feet,
10 3-4 inches; threw the javelin 160
feet, 8 inches; but fell down with a
heave of 127 feet, 8 inches in the
discus, for two firsts and a second
for high point honors in the meet,
Missouri won the meet 85 to 45.
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Mrs. Robnett Puts
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Emphasizing the importance1 of a
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Following the Vespers service Mrs.
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Smith Hall. She left late Tuesday
night for Chicago.
Gossard Will Talk
At Forum Meeting
(Continued from Page 1)
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