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FRIDAY. NOVEMRF.R 14. 1930.
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Lunches
Fresh Fruits
Candies and Ice
Creams
1301 "0" St.
LIGHT PRACTICE
HELD THURSDAY
Nebraska Perfects Defense Against Missouri Tactics
in Last Session Before Game Saturday;
Long Probably Out With Bad Jaw.
'RED" YOUNG IS SLATED FOR GAME CAPTAIN
Norfolk FIaIi Will Pilot Biblemen in Homecoming
Gash; Bengals Board Train for Lincoln
Thursday; Take to Field Here Today.
Quite an
Eyeful - - -
There's a lot :o
admire in these
Overcoats
Put on one of these new
models and get the gaze
of envious eyes. Veiling
you about then Is not
convincing but showing
them to you proves their
supreme"' in style and
value
0ther Good Coats
$22.50 to $50.00
A light signal drill and dummy practice Thursday night
comprised the Cornliusker's last workout before the Missouri
tilt Saturday. Time was spent in perfecting a defense against
the Tiger plays as used by Ihc Nubbins.
Muster Long, still nursing au infected jnw received Inst
week against Kansas, was not in suit last night, and it is highly
Improbable that he will see any ac-o
tion this week.
Red Young is slated to act as
game captain against Missouri.
Tigers Scrimmage Long.
Reports from the Missouri
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
THE HAt'PR STUDIO, V.'ia O Street.
B2991. Putlnctive photograph.
AFTER ALL it's a Townsend
photograph that you want.
BRING your coats to us for rclinlnp.
Callfor anil deliver. Call Ru-4303.
WANTED Forty uppercluaamen a day
to alt at Townsenrt's for their Corn
husker photographs. November 25
is the Inst day tor sittings. Do not
proriastinate. for the If 31 book will
be the most representative and out
standing yet produced.
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UGENHEIMo
1930
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Are Now on Display
Best Selections Earlv
LATSCH
BROTHERS
STATIONERS
1118 0 St.
stronghold state that the Tigers
were sent through a long scrim
mage Wednesday night against re
serves using Nebraska plays. The
time was evenly divided between
defense and offense plays. The
Tiger varsity found difficulty in
Btopping the Nebraska plays after
the reserves got near the goal line.
Anyone that is looking forward
to an easy game for the Coin
huskers this week only needs to
look at the result of the encounters
for the last six years to change
their opinion. According to statis
tics, Missouri has won three, Ne
braska one, and two games have
been ties.
Entrained Thursday.
Missouri entrained for Lincoln
Thursday afternoon, and will take
a short workout in' Memorial sta
dium Friday afternoon.
The Tigers are in good physical
shape. Coach Henry took precau
tion this week to make sure that
no men were injured in any of the
practice sessions.
Saturday's Lineup.
The probable lineups and
weights for Saturday s game:
Prucka "( 17M I-.. (177) Van Dyne
Broaaione iMZi) . .1.
Greenberg (195) . ..!
Ely HUi c
Koiter (180) r,!
Rhea (2001 rt.
Hnkiit (160 ..
Mathis (HO .
Kretllnger (175(
Frahm ( 18M .
YounR (l.riM . .
Team average
FRESHMEN
TAKE TRAIN FOR
MISSOURI TODAY
Husker " Yearlings to' Mix
With Bengals Saturday
At Columbia.
WINDUP THIS AFTERNOON
30 to Take Trip; 11 Held
Back by Grades, Other
Reasons.
BY CLIFF F. SANOAHL.
Determined to make a name for
the Scarlet and Cream In their
first trip "abroad," thirty Univer
sity of Nebraska freshmen will
board a Missouri Pacific train ac
6:30 p. m. Friday, bound for Co
lumbia, Mo., to partake in a little
gridiron fest with the University
of Missouri yearlings.
The Husker freshmen, under the
tutorship of their coach, Harold
Browne, will wind up their week's
preparation for the big tilt Friday
afternoon on the home field. Only
soma of the fundamentals essen
tial to the proper conduct of a
football team in action will be
given the players at that time.
Thursday Workout.
Thursday afternoon was spent
in a good deal of offensive and de
fensive work. Several squads were
used, as in the past, in testing out
their relative strengths. Just who
will get to start at Columbia Is
settled fairly well as regards some
of the positions, while the others
remain in the shade.
From present indications at least
five of Coach Browne's former
Lincoln high pupils will be on the
Missouri sod for the klckoff Sat
urday afternoon, with the possi
bility of two more Lincolr.ites hav
ing the privilege. The lineup, as
stated by Brownie may look some
thing like this:
Possible Lineup.
Kllbourne, Lincoln, left end;
Schmltt, Lincoln, left tackle; Bish
op, Lincoln, left guard; Jones, of
Omaha, center; DeBus, Belleville,
Kan., right guard; O'Brien, Omaha
right tackle; Armstrong, Lincoln,
or Wolcott, Cheyenne, Wyo., right
end; Bauer, Lincoln, or Norwood,
York, quarterback; Masterson, of
Lincoln, halfback; Boswell, Raven
na, or Overstreet, Scottsbluff, at
right halfback; Saner, Lincoln, at
fullback.
Some of the best hopes among
the Brownmen will have to remain
at home and 'pore" over their
textbooks. There are eleven of
Browne's men who will not be able
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Nebraska
(200, Klleor-
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(1PM Armstrong
(1H7I Brayton
. . (190) Rawlins
. (lflli Campbell
. (162) Colllnpp
. . . (1.M Bittner
(1661 W. Asbury
1S1: Missouri, i
176. Line averace: Nebraska, 191: Mis- i
sfiurl, 18ft. Baikf'.eld average. Nebraska.
163; Missouri, 160.
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AGNES F. SCHMITV !
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Welcome
Old I imers
Home coming is j great day to
our way of thinking all the old
faces popping in to say hello
the men we ve enjoyed serving
and the memories we've had
doing itlt is a real treat for
us and if the classes of 1912,
1921, 1932 differ on what to
wear they agree at least on
where to get it.
To a great celebration!
Campus Shop 1127 R St.
Downtown Store 1201 "O" St.
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C. E. BUCHHOLZ, Mgr.
'"Our Store is Y our Store"
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j i Yettcrday. the 100 wire cable
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welcome grad:
and best wishes for a gala week-end! j
may you back a winning team . . .
collect all your bets . . .
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to go on the trip, eight of whom
could not convince their "pWs"
about the Importance of the con
test over scholarship, two others
who can't leave because of In
juries, and the eleventh who is too
busy with his outside work to be
able to get away.
Kept Out.
Among those refused admittance
to Missouriland on account, of
"grades" include Murray, Omaha;
Haircutting 35c
Kearns
Barber Shop
133 No. 14th
Austin, Lincoln; Owen, Ciawfoir"4
Moslman, Falls City; Vlasal,'
Prague; Rosswlck, Grand Island;
Scott, College View; Ralsh, Grand
Island. The two Injured lads are
liob Elliott, Omaha, who has a bud
knee, and Ken White, Kimball,
whose ankle is still out of shape.
Dale Clark, Vesta, is the boy who
couldn't leave his work.
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