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WDAjglg1" lK A : Till- l)ll.Y M-HRASKAX
(TjsT NEBRASKA SQUAD heiej
jr - WORKS OUTDOORS t?, J?"
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Tiiui.r:
ers will find them available at the
Y. M. C. A. The stickers arc being
issued from C. D. Hayes' office n
the temple building No charge
will be made.
LARGE FIRST YEAR
teams will be made to enable all
to play.
"Football at Nebraska is run on
a competitive basis wl men not
making the varsity n-v play on
the B squad. Men not making the
freshman squad may play on the
league team," Coach Bible said.
ltvl V Stirl.rrs
Arv Avaihihlv at
Students wishing red "N" stick-
Coach llil.lo Announces Sri imina-c lo lie I Salunlaj
On South Practice I i Id; 2 OYlock Time Set
l or Scrap Anion"; l our Kleven.
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Every hour ot
the colli rc Jay
is proxkleil I'oi".
There's vli'! ''"I"
i'ort in '.Lis i-ulilur
sot U P"l'!s s.lloo.
hi T;ni ;iinl l-'.roxvn.
Also It'.'ltluT Sn!f.
Full fashioned t
Ladies Hose ..
NEWARK
SHOE STORK
umykksity 01 n:vs to hi: i iksthi skkk ioi:
Ileiir Haurr. alli Khh id-.-. Hurt Durkce. Ken W hile
Will Not He IMa in- This Year: lluker Coach
Ila Mam l'rohh in Yet lo He Sol oil.
on
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Ulsl.V '.llilinl 111,. iMlin.U .., 1 ;,,.l, ......
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memorial st.i.liiim. the lliisk.r s.mn.i wet Wl,,. j (,.m,s.
. . . Z I . i 1 ! 1 i- 11 i
miii i in arrival oi i a vora nio ucalher, jh-i-i if. I i n lt to Coach Hi!
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tlio players to learn. 'I'll.- chalk talks im-ln,,-,!
pa.ssms attacks, and defenses
and dolenses m
aililiuoii to t wo' lorniatior.s, one mii
punting and a double wins " 'k.
IVfenso work tin punting l'orina
tions was also highly stressed.
Practice Punts.
fnlli.wins; the limln-iin up ix
ercises croup workouts wore held
in which the squad xvaa divi.li'd
into separate departments with
the coaching staff suporvisin!..
Most of the time was spent in
helpinc the punters who were
mainly oompiisoil of George Saner.
Virgil Yelkm. John Kohy and
Glen Sk.-wes.
Pick Smith was included in this
array hut he is now on the cas
ualty list, presenting the first one
of the season. Vu k. .second string
center, threw his knee out ot j. ir.t
during' blocking practice. Smith
formerly had trouble with t lie
I.'.
Im'cii g-ix'cn to
running plaxs.
playing foot oa 11
LEARN TO DANCE
G ,.,. YOU TO DANCE
uarantee ,N 6 lessons-
.41 sit ti l.vssim ( ititrsf
LEE A. THORNBERRY
63635 5th Year 300 Y St.
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: same knee while
! at Lincoln H i li
. t'oach Bible int. -mis to form a
I !,,;m1 Monday and is eiv anx-
ions to have interested nu n Ycpoit
tor si. its. He expects quite a g.-od
; siy.'-. turnout.
! Scrimniage Saturday.
' S.itui'.l iy a sciimiua.- is
I" ''e neiii at 2 o'cio. k on
tie practice field of the stadi. -n.
; 'I I. varsity squad will be divide.!
inlo four team.-, as the li.'shman
it. ..:n is not completely organi-'ed.
; xviUi teams one and two composed
; o! tentative varsity matetial.
! T arns two and thiee will he made
! i:; of futuie "1-;" p.osp," ts lik-iy.
: However teams one Hnd two are
tut going to play each other, in
stead squads one and two ate
taiing to meet squads time and
ton.-, respectively.
lt is now known that Kart bur
kec will not be ba.k for "his
sea-...n. He is living in Kock Is
: Hid. 111., at the pre.-., nt time, but
intends to be ba.k iut year.
Henry "Chief" P.a..cr is now in
school but will nut be eligible be
cause of scholastic I'liiblems. l.-n-i..
th White and Ralph Kldiidge ;
botlt working this year al.-o. in
tending to return in 1!'.".L
Nebraska Has Handicap.
Nebraska will be consid. ra ' ly
ban licanped in the mt two . oii
tiicts of the season as l oth Texas
and Iowa State will have part:, l
pated in two games before m- t
:ng the Huskers. Texas plays
SouthweM' rn rniver.-it and tin
Kl Paso School of Mines tirst. 'hus
giving th'-m valuable expel leinc.
Iowa State, be lore plaxing the
F.ibletnen. will have been thin Two
i-unflic ts with a week lay-otf aft
erwards. This enables them to
have two weeks in which to su.ut
Nebraska and pivpaie for th. ir
special type of plays.
The temporary lineup toi the
Nebraska varsity is composed en
tirely of Vet-Tans with ileo'ge
Saner playing fullback Hulvit .
Boswell arid Jack Millet, hal:-j
backs; Bernard Masterson. qua t -terback;
Erure Kilbouin'- and L j
Pennv. ends: Ptlum at. I Gaii '
O Bri'.-n. tackles; Warr-n PeBus j
and Clair Bishop, pi. a-. Is: and j
Franklin Meier covcimu' -ntei. I
Coach !ana X.
mentor at Nebraski
grooming his i-hrrg
Big Six title this
Bible's fifth yen ;
at Nebraska. lurn
regime. Bible's t.a
three Big Six cor.
pionships.
Bible, football
. who '.tarte.;
s lor another
Week. lt is
as head coach
4 h's lour yea i
ms have won
ten-nce eham-
on this campus, with a. much wider
scope of boys than i i t I .otball
players inclu-'ed.
Howevet. there is am tin i si.U 1o
the question xvhich nuulit lead to
one of those old fashioned rough
and tumble scraps whi; h u.-. il to
take pl.u-e quite regulaily al'ui
eveiy game. "Sevelal members o!
the Sooner pigskin squad and other
Sooner students aie going around
gum-jawed and silent since the
dance announcement was made.
Kumoi has it that they don't like
the plan so well. T.'s no fun seeing
voui best girl in the aims of some
big 2oo pound romantic Southern
or Northern i boy the night after
a big game, ot any othei night for
that matter.
Maybe such thoughts as these
will make the Oklahomans block
and tackle all the haider when the
big game rolls around. It's an ex
cellent idea, this 1 eiv.g g..o,l host,-,
but time's a limit to this hospital
ity thine. eMiecj.-illy when it con
cerns the girl fnend."
About 50 Freshmen Report
To Coach Weir for First
Practice Session.
EXPECT A FINE ELEVEN
With a icster of half a hundred
freshmen icpoiting for equipment
Coach Kd Weir is lather optimistic
about the Freshman-Varsity battle
scheduled for Sept. 3d. He believes
that the I'rosh will give the varsity
plenty of fight in spite of the fact
that the first stung will most
likely h. composed of all veterans.
"A It ho the varsity i- nearei
ready to go this fall than in many
seas-ms. I think we'll give them a
good aigument." Weir stated. The
freshmen who have appeared so
far this season appear much older
and i angler than has been the case
for several seasons Weir believes.
Lloyd Cardwell. ace tiack and
football petformei fiom Seward,
will attend school this war which
should help to brighten the Fresh
men's hopes. Anot he! athlete of
high school fame is Sam Fiancis,
trom oherlin. Kas . who has de
cided to come h.-ic to attend
school. Fiancis won the national
high school shot put crown last
.lane in Chicago when he tossed
the twelve pound ball, ."i.t feet 7
1-2 inches. 'He's a tangy chap,
built along the lines of (Jer.rge
Sau.-i. and is an exceptionally hard
runner.'
Other men bidding ioi positions
are .Lie Ambs. Omaha Tech: Ron
ald Pouglas and Leon Hladky of
Crete. Leland Hale and Bill Sten
ten. Lincoln and Fred I'gai. North
Platte, the first Japanese to ever
try f. i a lierth on a Huskei team.
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MtETINO THE NEEDS OF THE TIMES AT ALL TIMES
i! cv4nnouncing
...a special showing,
XEW FALL FABRICS
and AUTHENTIC STYLES
for MADE-TO-MEASURE
CLOTHES. ..displ axe a ox
MR. A. R. GREEN
f tht House of Knppnhriur
September 11th and loth
iL'RING this display you may
J select your fabric for a suit,
topcoat or oxercoat from a
choice group of full length dis
play pieces. . .and your model from the many
new', authentic styles. Your measurements
'H be accurately taken by Kuppenheimer's
Preservative and the fit guaranteed.
"t of all. . .the prices are within the means
r fvtry man. . .much below the charges of
custom tailoj-s for such quality.
$40 to $55
I With the letUin Of tile S. I.O '
yea i also i.-tuins the trite and bor
! ing statements made by those '.n
' sjM akable sr rr.'. ners of s. .-. ci--i
columns However t iil!-v:..t. !!.-.-I
situation somewhat is the r. t .:n
of athletic and social life. As
I opening conflict of the H i.-k. i
i with Texas is only three w.-.-ks
I every one is on their toes axvai'm .
anxiously for the sound of tl..
stal t'T's w lu.-t!e.
i Talking of football leimr. i- n
! of the break that the .iaslii: u V..;
deibilt football playcis sr. r .
: to receive when they m.-. I til '
i lahoma Soon, r's at ok!.-:', a
: S.-pt 30. according t-. Il..r..;d
Keith: "Kaih women's trateiiutv
I on the I 'niv-T -!'.. f Oklah -T
campus will s.-le. t one of It's n o.-:
ib.aititul fills to sponsoi a Var.
! deibilt play.-i at the Vanderbill-
Oklahon a dam c in Oklahoma ("it v
I the meht ait.-r the Vanily-Soora i
in" .a -i t ioiial game.
! Will those sot t-spoken .lark-.-y.-i
' hoys from Inxie eat that up! The;,
'ought to.'1 Oh! For the life of a
football .layer. It is too bad that I
j can't get on as football manage!
or something along that line as it
' be veiy interesting to say the l a.-t
Some sui h la.ii should be start. I
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STOPPED BY PAY SLASH
Additional Posts Granted by
Corps Area Officers
Promptly Filled. j
Th- number of appii. arts tor ot- 1
fii er's commissions in the ad- j
vance.l .hill course fa! . xc.-ed the
number of positions to be filled. ;
according t.. Col. W. H. Ouiy. K. '
o. T. C. commandant. There has
j also been an increase of seventeen
in the number of officers the Sev- ;
enth dips area has made avail
able foi the Nebraska legiment
Salaries of the student oncers
have be. n cut for this next ycir.
and the training .amp l..i student
oftic-is was i ut trom six to tour
weeks' time I e.-ause oi the reduc
tion in government expeh-iitur. .
tor military training. In spite of
the reduction in salary a great. -i
numl or registered for the ad
vanced couise than in past eais
The Nebraska company -,n the
competitive drills at the trair.im:
camp at Fort Cr ok this summer. ;
A comp'iny composed ot half NY- j
biaska and half South Iiak. t .
men won th-- athl. tn and s .m-i
I ling meet and the hon. i .1 1 . . !
student olii- .r went t-. l:e '...rd
Nicholson from Nebraska. .
The cadet ofli- .-rs will u. ap- ;
pointed by the sta:t ot the military j
depaitment as s-oo'i as po.-siM,- s.- '
the piogiam oi th-- y.-ar may le
arn I; th th- . omnussioi;. 1
tile I1..I1-I o'UI: IS.-;. .lied i-tll - Is w
u- apjiointed at tie- san.. t;n
Th- first xv. rk of th- v.-ai will
'h- preparation for the Armistice
.ay paiade.
'The prospects t.-r the yeat are
cry good," is the pinn.n ot Col-
nil Oury. "and we aie very for
l mate to have the same staff of
instructors this veai that we had
'.st."
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