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MARROW. PAUL
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Pa.ser. Pay ul very few cute! I
ttilion during the afternoon.
Ti. ata.liiiin L-atea ill he !
again U I'T fixhall (! I
lower. Coat-h Uible havmi; M-t '
aide Wednesday and Haturtlsy fT 1
the public, the rel of the time to
he spent in secret practue.
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" Two Thousand Watch Teams
Battle; Bible Uses
Passing Game.
THREE PLAYERS HURT
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Sensational Runs Provide
Afternoon of Thrills
. For Spectators.
R.O.T.C. BAND ADMITS
28 MEN BY TRYOUTS
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Park iJnf, rml4
LONG SHOWS UP WELL
(1Y JACK ELLIOTT.)
. Coach Dent Bible threw open
Ike fates to Memorial atadlum
Saturday afternoon as more than
two thousand footbaJI fan poured
into the stadium to watch the 1629
Cornhuakert perform for the first
time In rrlromajre thla season.
Clair Sloan, veteran Hunker bark,
together with WaJly Marrow and
Marvin raw lumiuea io ians
uutny an early aeaaon football
thrill aa they tore through the
Nubbin team to roll up a total of
SB points against for the second
atrinf varsity men.
. The two sensational runs of the
afternoon were furnished by Clair
EJoan ard Wally Marrow. In the
fpnlns mtsutea of the ('4m Sloan
took the pigskin on the ktckoff and
raced to yards for a touchdown,
ljtfe In the game Marrow clipped
off 90 yards for another touchdown
for the varsity eleven.
Touchdowns were scored by
Rlaan, Marrow. P e a k e r and
Schweninger with Sloan crossing
the white line three times for
touchdowns and taking a fling at
kicking the goals. No serious In
juries marred the first scrimmage
se anion ari the coaching staff was
Well pleased with the showing
made by the Scarlet and Cream
squad. "Dutch" Wltte. George
Koster and Capt. George Farley
carried minor Injuries off the field
while "Lou" Lewandowskl is nurs
ing a bad ankle and expects to be
back tn uniform Monday.
Nebraska's football mentor
wasted no time Saturday In find
ing out wnax ms various tuuium.
tlona could do. Scrimmage began
at S otl'Mji and continued until
lata in the evening Purine the
afternoon seaalon ' Ruater" Ung.
h- has Inn korkiiK iU the
Nubbins team, graduated t the
firrt string of vatity regulars due
to bia woik againat the firl
squad. Long. one of the main
stay tn the baikfleld fr the team
In nr. n ia Ijiruv'l
The Allium rkiin In ought
out the tact that tVa. h Hible la '
strewing the aerial gam and Una
will aee a different type of f.Mtfhall . .',
plaved at Nebraska thia year. ,.,.
')' Vim Kl.tan m.l Marrow I N .", uamia
handled a gre.'t .hare of the pa..- j
ing gam ami ma.ie a g"oi:y num- ,im a !
ih.i. liv.a -.,n.nlt I h.r.t.in.. N S H.'ft
Marvin Paul. a- homore. played
a fla.hy game in the lluxker bark
field during the aftern.n and
rlmned off mar.v a long run
agmnat the Nubbin team.
, The only wore for the Nubbin
team came lute In the afternoon
when Steve Watkina intercepted a
rait from Claude Rowiry and ran
X5 varda for a touc hdown. U-ng
tr'for the extta nomt went wild.
Harold Krahm. baikfield see I
from the 1P:'S team, reported in the '
stadium Saturday and expect a to
be back In traimug by Monday.
Coach Bible used several l:ne
upa during the afternoon. The ,
starting lineup was composed of
Wltte. Taul. Farley and Sloan In ,
the backfield while" Morcan. Rich
ard. Koter. Maasden. Oreenberg. ,
Ray and Kisher made up the line.
Thla combination was chanced sev
eral times during the afternoon
..-ith Pk.i mil Hauer taktne a
fling at the cen'er ponitlon in the
line. !
Cnarh Bill Tay a Nubbin team
wa composed of Watktns. Carter. .
Tobln. Holt. Gartner. Hartnet. J
Pempsev. Long. TflU, Nelon and,
VACANCY
COUNCIL
Ratkcs Says Successor
Maxine Hill Will Be
Elected Soon.
to
Goth.n
in inior woman will be elect
ed to th Student Council at thei
regular fall election on Oct. h tn
till the vacancy left by the death
A & t . i n m iiiii mrmr(ir.e to an an I
i i.,i,r... omh. Hi.wie ' nouncemeiii njauf . i
r " M.ni. I Raikra. preaidenl of the council.
u Tr. ,""m""w,; o. ........ vii.. a .11 uaa elected at
wi.n. oa.n. s..nn I'v'ii -lur.ia (" ' alurday. Ml I f til a eirnej l ,
c ton i'tn. foio , Ju.i ..". Un. ; (ne apring election of lam year a
"P, h-. wa... s,r.-..-. I lha stnlor woman-at-large randl
.! !... una n.....i .'h.ir.-n; , ,(.!,, )fr death follows an appen-1
.aT Jr.. ; d.r.t,. cKr"..n this summer
on-.n. i Raikea alo announced a meet -,
lnim.- vi : i-. th Ktu.tent council Wed-
K'a.o. Hilhur. CMim r' . l.a- - - , . . . .
I nemiav evrninc ai n ui
l.lnrmn, Jam
I pi. It will he th firat meel
at lh tall election. Kiection mif
provide that an election all
i held the thud Tidy -f n
meiter eacluaive of tt(uiH.n
,wrek. That will pt the tall elec-
, tion on Oct. a.
The member to Ml the Mm
,Vnt council vacancy will M'
'.. is. ame v ai at the
spring election, r.aikea i!l call tor
applicationa several .lava hefote
the election. Any aeni-r woman
may Me her candidacy f r the o
ait ion
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Rates Are Same.
r.irla will be at st toned t
plarea about the campus. I reel-lu.-nt
Kdna H. hn k said
I Subacripfion rales will b lh
same as laat. Campus ratea. itn
'.ii.mbution through the
atorea. will he $2 p' r' or X 5
j per ae me.ter. Mil subscriptions
will I 13 pr 'er or " r"
' aemeiter.
Til depaitnienl of p.'tinal k I
ence baa revised the IUbue ued
In courses f American govern
ment and politics ,n compare
live European governmenta New
problem quest tone are included
with other new and rearranged
matter ID the revised routses.
Th Pmly Nrbraika.n sub, rip
t.,.n campaikn to X condu.ted t
v. -r 1 ti..ntaiv women's pet'
oiganifatton. will on Wednesday
.... ,.r.ime to preliminary arrange-
mrnta T n ismpaign ill continue
or a eU
plans f th iiicidati.m cam
oaicn will be .mtnned at a meeting
the Ta.srls called for Turadav
at 7 o-c.k in VMrn Smith hall
INNOCENTS MAKE
FROSH INITIATION
TIME THURSDAY
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quaint new etudenta with Nebraska
tradition and epini ni
th fomhusker oath to the class of
3.1
Manv have conhiaed reshman
,1a'v held last Monday with Fresh
man initiation to be held next
Thursday, according to Larson.
t-m.hman Initiation, however, ia
entirely different from Freshman
day. The purpose of Freshman
day waa to acquaint new studenta
with the campus and the sdvisers
snd deana of their varioua collegia.
They were divided up and taken in
separate groupa to the different
rollegea.
The purpose of Freshmen initia
tion, a previously stated, la to sr-
. .luslonta with N.
: quainv nr"'1""" - m '
j braaka traditioo and Instead of be
ing divioeo into jroupw mj
Pieshman class will be gathered
into the university collaeum.
Freshman Initiation has also been
designated as Freshman convoca
tion in former years.
The R. O. T. C band will lesd a
parade of Freshmen from Social
Rciencea to the coliseum. Following
th Initiation exercises freshmen
will gather outaide the collaeum for
a picture. Moving pictures will also
be taken.
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dramatic club rooms of Ihe Tern-
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BUSINESS COLLEGE COUKShS !
Rrief. trioroueri nracticfll
Clasups bf(;innin(j now.
This time next jcar be enrninR a pood salary.
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