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Lcaotic Tournament Dr.nv.s
To Close: Six Games
Left Unplaycd.
Tbe intiairuial Hi'i'r
l NeUr.k ik tmlu: iluutx
uilU ul Hi liif rtielit!e4
tiuN lo t .UycJ ott. It i
.)Ual tttnt nil fitjwmrj or f"r
(tier reai'ou uiip;tvJ siiw t
(Ujel some lio'e this k it lbf
re t be ronklifrt1 in the pcrvtul
;ea of tram cK-ernr !
llt tt rri!U)in gin f vl tu
tuuroartKMil are t lioJulol l4
!.: Oil. 25, flU No. J. Al;l
: 1,-ma ihl is. Totta Oil. P- I
fi.-tra lbl Epilon va, llla l'p
rlioa. ft p. o ; ffieM No. ?. lv'i
MW Lambda vs. BiRnie i'bl. 4
p. m.: TbHa XI vs. f arm House.
. p. m
Oct. . field No- t. Kappa SIC
io va. CVH a L'psilon. ft p. m : field
No. 2. rlta Sijma lbl va. Alpha
i iimni ftho. & p. m.
A great deal of lntcr;l bu been
shows toward thia newlv instituted
port In tha Intramural schedule,
according to officials. Many apec
tatora anl members of rival teams
hava attended tba fames, and ith
tha close of tht season many of the
tea ma have developed conaiderabla
skill.
PREPARE FOR SEASON
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Many Aspirants Work Out
In T Pool; Several
Freshmen Out.
Tha vanity awtmmina; aquad
numbering: twenty men haa been
worktnir out for the paat week lu
the Y. M. C. A. pool. The followm
men In their respective eventa are
beginning training- for the aeaon:
Backatroke, Mockler. Cannon and
Hestbeck: breast atroke. Oial
ounka, Thomaa. Unglea. Pattavina,
rjallup: aprinta. Amato. Cotter.
Sutherland. Cannon. Young. Me
Bride. Witte. Harria. Ctaloupka:
distance. Hestbeck. Harris, Dille.
5kov. Holt, Beechner: diving.
Sulheiland, Wood, Gallup, Kltiu
natif, Amato.
Freshmen who have been work
ing out are Elliot. Mtxson. Krause.
Miner and Roberta. The aquad has
been uatr.,; tho Y pool at 4 p. m.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days, and at 6 p. m.'Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Negotiations are under
vav to aecure about six dual meets
vita other schools. A larger turn
ut for the aquad is expected later
the season, when the meet
cheduie baa been completed.
Coah Bill HargiM. football tu
tor of tha Knas University
eleven who meet Nebranka'a Corn
huskrrs on Memorial tSadium field
Saturday In the annual Homecom
ing game, riargtua Is bringing one
of the strongent Jayhawk teams to
Lincoln that the Kaw achool has
boasted of for many yeara.
AGGREGfl
I
Taylor and Drewelow Show
Up Well; Two Teams
Tie for First.
BALL
APPROACHES FINALS
ITiivf Dnnnrl RAotrhac Aro
Played; Four Teams
Remain in Race.
The end of the first round of the
inter-collcpe playground ball tour
nament finds the Pharmacy,
Teachers, Agriculture and Dentis
try teams still in the running. J
each having survived ita first I
game. This week Pharmacy will I
play Teachers Oct. 29 at 4:30 1
p. m. and Agriculture will play j
Dentistry Oct. 30. at 4:30 p. m. J
The weather permitting, the final ,
game determining the college
champions will be played on Fri
day, Nov. 1, at 4:30 p. m.
Thursday, Oct. 24, Dentistry de
feated the law college team 8-7 in
a close match and Friday Pharm
acy beat A. & S. 13-12 in a free
hitting hotly contested game that
thrilled a large crowd of specta
tors. The next event on the inter-college
program is basketball and
tentative lineups should be under
the consideration of the varioua
college managers. aBsketball will
start immediately following the
completion of the playground ball
tournament.
In a loosely played but hard
fought football game at the Ag
college Thursday afternoon Row
land a team defeated Mike Busbee's
"cow college" boys by a score of
13 to 0.
Taylor and Drewelow showed up
well as ball luggers on Rowland's
aggregation. These two boys are
from Cotner college and Doane re
spectively. Because they have
more than ten hours of university
credit they will be unable to play
in the games scheduled for the
regular freshman squad so they are
contenting themselves in the
league.
The teams coached by Knight
and Rowland are now tied for ftrnt
place in the league, each having
won one and tied one game.
Any men In achool are eligible
for these league teams and It isn't
too late now to start getting out.
KAG WAGS
(j tig tfiKtjiKt IIHK I
TUera altouM bave b M
pott cauls anl witu tb d pruu
of ILoaa tuty one tenia tklu r-
iiKttua in ine iar --.
Tuuia aaya in ma artHla in Harp-re
thai luutlMill pirU and aeal
ieui to have jon t -iiM.ild
aay wot wmlh. yester
day. A ik i.'ila la circulating aa
dirtd as rampua on Blurluy
oijM'l ' . .
Tna dumb ireanwau thmka or
at lea l believes llial I'HAKM
ACY hall la part of the Ag cam-
Aicord.iif to ptiluia in the
uj). l.olo d-i' lueiit -niKlor U
ucitUoii in l-u.Oand- W pullins
two bcda lu. tr.tr m the back
m-nl- Aim i a t" ak eiSUhb
loo
With so niauy Uir biutiwra and
a.atera at tba game and dinners
and what oo x iui; the same. Ilieie
were several new men.ixra ju
to tba 'Tltf" club over the week
end.
Cy Hykea cites, witn apoiojies
to Kipling:
They came borne from I be ride
With the Tiger game tied.
But a amllo on lha face of the
Hunkers
And NEXT TIME, TOO. MIZ
ZOO! MVNYAmi.Nl VISIT
cmii.nekkim; school
Recent visitors at the college of
engineeiing include: Ho Tnvely.
28. cashier of the Mate bank at
Hamlet. Neb ; F.merson M. Mead.
'2K. American Appraisal company
Milwaukee. Wis.: Bernard Daxon.
"28. t;ilmre company builder.
Omaha: Maurice A. Swan. "27.
field representative. Western
Bridge and Constriction company.
Omaba. and Donald H. McCaiikey.
"25. project surveyor for the I'nited
States army engineers. Kanas
City.
Dr. Julia M. Sliijnnan
Will AdIrr.s Tearliort.
Europe Ten Years After.the
War." will be the subject of the
address by Dr. Julia M. Shipman
of the department of geography to
the geography section of the
teachera association meeting to be
held In Lincoln this week. Dr.
Shipman will talk Thursday.
GEOLOGY MEN LEAVE
FOK WEEPING WATEK
Prof. K. F. Schram and Dr. A.
L. Luch. toccther with a group rf
students fiom the department of
I geology, left early Saturday morn
ing on a field trip to w eeping v a
ter. Neb.
The group will do practical ge
ology and topography work and
examine some of the rock forma
tions around Weeping Water. The
expedition will return some time
Monday.
! .v''A
if
: ' t
1
Wh playing In the Nebraska
MiKfiun cla.snic yesterday at Co
lumb a was outstanding. Waldorf
plays quaiterback and tips tb
b-am nt about 25 poim.ts. His
triple threat work againut Nebras
ka was. In a large measure, re
sponsible for the yardage made by
Hi Tiger backfield.
SCO IT COM M MITES
TO commiA HOOKS
Trof. K D. Scott of the depart
ment of Fnglish has contributed
two chapters lo books In the new
Columbia university course In lit
erature that are Just off the press.
In volume IV of the eighteen
volume work on the literature of
the world from earlient time. Pro
fessor Scott has written a chapter
on "Medieval Irish Literature-' and
In volume XII hna written a chap
ter. "James MacPherson'a Osslan."
YiKfIrr Mukra Tni!uy
Wutrr Spuria DemJune
The deadline for enlrnlea In the
Intramural spoita handball and
water polo Mas act at p. n.,
Tueaday, Oct. 29 by Rudolph Vo.
felrr. swimming coach and dirac
or t lutramural sorta at Ne
braska. No entrlea will be re
riv. fir Tutkdav. aa surh ac
(ton would incur difficult achedule I
rearrangement.
COACH ULACK SETS.
IT I ST THYOUT DATE
Charles T. Black, varsity basket
ball coach, announced that the firl
varsity basket ball practice will
take plara Monday. Oct. 2N at 4
p. m. In tha uulversity coliaeum.
Coach Black stated that it Is Im
perative that all candidates for the
varsitv attend this initial practice
lo order that practice organlaa
Hon may be perfected early.
DEAN WINCIIESTEU
HETLTINS FOK VISIT
IVan Winchester, who was grad
uated from the Cnlveralty of Ne
braska geology department with
the claaa of JW7, returned to Lin
coln to visit the department and
frtendi here.
lTiiivrrity Lilirnrian
Will AddiTMi Hook Cluh
Gilbert II. Doane. librarian, will
address a meeting of the Book club
at Grand Island. Friday. No
vember 1.
Intrumurul Sport
Croup H ill Conrvnv
An Important meeting of the
Intramural representative will
be held lor a short time Mon
day noon In the women's gym
nasium. Announcements of the
November sports will be made.
Dale Carlrr Injure
Shoulder ut Soocrr
Dale Carter. Kappa Pal. had hi
shoulder thrown out of Joint Fri
day In the Intercolleglato play
ground ball game between the
pharmacy and arts and sciences
colleges on the drill ground. Car
ter waa helped to the iufirmnry
and from there to the office of Dr.
Charles liarma where bis shoulder
was set.
MOIUTZ ItEIMlESEMS
SCHOOL AT ItqSTON
University of Nebraska will be
represented at the meeting of tbe
national association of summer
school directors being held at Boa
ton thia week, by Professor R. D.
Morltt, director of the summer
session here, who left Friday for
Boston.
Student Volunteer
Meet Thursday Noon
The student volunteer group of
the Y. W. C. A. met Thursday
noon. Miss Alice Weed led the
nuttni, an. I XI l. ITrma. AnnlehV.
the Y. W. C. A. secretary, led the !
devotional meeting.
DEAN HICKS LKWfc
I UK i.UNI F.ntSi
Dr. John V. Hicks. itia
college of arts and cifo,u '
Wave Monday for Praf4
and Layfayelte, Ind , v.hfrt,
represent Ihe univerlty t.
conference of collegs liioiv'
fleers, bring Jointly he In at .,;,
unlveraily and Wabanh colit'
First State Bank
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