Wednesday, April 28, 1948
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THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
Ivy Tradition
Fog
Dvy Pay
Classroom routine comes to a halt Thursday when the
University gives a day to the furthering of that elusive qual
ity known as tradition. Ivy Day furnishes a large part of
the tradition at the University of Nebraska.
Innocents, Mortar Boards, interfraternity and interso-
rority sings, the Ivy Day oration and the Ivy Day poem, the
May Queen and her court, the Daisy Chain and the Ivy
Chain, all of these ingredients blend together on a day
which finds students deserting their books to observe and
participate in activities dating back to the turn of the
century.
Ivy Day is one of the occasions we will remember about
our school days. It is. an event which will stand out in recol
lections of the past in future years. The tradition it em
bodies constitutes an important factor in school spirit, in
the warm feeling of pride that Nebraska graduates re
kindle when thinking of the alma mater during their days
as alums.
Ivy Day provides an opportunity for the university to
put on a show of pageantry for its students and for the
crowds of parents and friends who visit the campus.
Engineer's Week and the Farmers' Fair coincide with
Ivy Day this year and add more color to the weekend. These
events too are a part of the tradition of the university and
deserve nitches of their own in any enumeration of the out
standing happenings of tTie school year.
Give tradition its due. It seldom ventures from the
shadows, but when it does, it deserves the spotlight.
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REPRESENTATIVE TO BE ON CAMPUS MAY 3.
MAKE APPOINTMENTS FOR INTERVIEWS AT
104 ADM. BLDG. BEFORE NOON SAT., MAY 1.
HORSE.
Becknftig Lady
Blue Blade
-White Jack
Ak-Sar-Ben Limb
Sea-Poetry
Eli Yale
D. G. Darkhorse
Cheery Pie
Osh-Kosh
Student Girdle
Lancelot
Alaskan flower
Poker Club Boy
Ace
DeBelfrey
"Annie Laurie
Muskrat Tomb
iCornadine
UHari-Kari
Heppy Stepper
W3urglar Girl
Ebony Lady
fcosmo Jo
Second Sister
Witty Annie
Barbara Vice
Agri-Finn
Mewfn Patter
Sabre Dance
LShallreturn
HORSE.
Formal Dance
Little Man
The Fox
Yeller Journal
Lily
T-Man
Tumbler
Jay-Jay, Jr.
D. U. Dick
Cob John
Heart Gavel
Third Party
Chestnut
Bromo
Rabbitt
Shan's Man
Duo-Camper.
Daddy Athlete
Keno
46th Annual Running
Black Masque Race for Quantity
TRAINER. ODDS.
Agate Stables 16-1
T-club Stables 3-1
Bi-Mary 5-1
Ackum 8-1
Forgotten Stables. 20-1
Agate tables 5-1
Terrace Trio 12-1
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X-Mates 14-1
Agate Stables 17-1
Comparly 3-1
Shanner 7-1
Camp 8-1
Lyre Stables 6-
X-Mates 15-
T-Club Stables 12-
Ackum 10-
Agate Stables 14-1
Banner 6-1
Comparly 9-1
Forgotten Stables 25-1
Tibet 3-1
Quill Stables 150-1
Ackum 4-
None 8'
Comparly 15-
Camp 10'
X-Mates 9-
Lyre Stables 20-1
None 6-1
Shanner 8-1
Red Hood Handicap for Quality
COMMENT.
Will be crowded to the fence. ,
This horse is rarin' to go.
Will be a winner with such good training.
Very sturdy, typically speaking.
Stable might be trying too hard.
Even other stables are laying money on this one.
Mass production in this stable has obviously
shut down.
Stablemate is stronger.
Ran in wrong direction at the gate.
Will be in the stretch.
Slow starter at the gate but should nose ahead.
May suffer from an overdose of veterinary
medicine.
Excellent grooming for three years.
Stable can't have three winners again.
Beautiful horse but short of power.
Training should have started earlier but may
prove sufficient.
If track were shorter horse might make it.
Stable always good or a winner.
The home stretch will tell the story.
Better luck next time for this stable.
How can it miss?
This yearling will be a winner with one more
year of training.
Sweetest little filly you'll ever see.
Has trained hard with little notoriety.
Stablemates have had better training for this
race.
May surprise even the bookies.
Powerful stable will bring this one over the
finish line.
Stablemate too strong.
Has trained vigorously. ,
Horse most eager in the race.
TRAINER. ODDS.
White Streak 6-1
Greasy Lard 9-1
Lawn Punter 8-1
Reeling Rod 3-1
Diamond Stables 7-1
14th St. Stables 6-1
White Star Stables 9-1
Island Stables 5-1
Wilderness Stables 8-1
Lawn Punter 16-1
Folding Money 8-1
14th St. Stables 10-1
Z-Bar-T Ranch 6-1
Rider Money Bags 6-1
Newl.ouse Stables 12-1
Brimful 4-1
White Streak 7-1
Greasy Lard 9-1
Lawn Punter 5-1
COMMENT. '
Speed is getting faster every day.-:
May suffer ,from malnutrition. ; '
May just barely cross the finish line.
Has been favored for several years.1
Horse should bring returns for thpse 'betting.
May make a fast finish.
Panting in (the stretch. . H
Has been oij the gallop for three years.
In spite of slow start, this one has possibilities.
May prove to have needed rnore, training.
In terstables; have an eye on this one.
Play it shrewd when betting on this horse.
May just cross the line.
Stable all out for joyful results.
Anything might happen before horse gets across
the line.
Good for a win, place, and show.
A horse that really gets around.
Has found time to train for this race, too.
Favorite in stable.
Kent
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quette, secretary; Elliot Boberg,
Lincoln, treasurer; Alfred Uein,
Lincoln, historian, and Conrad
Renneman, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
alumni secretary and national
representative.
New members of the group,
elected on the basis of outstand
ing service to the University band,
are: Ted Thompson, Cozad; Ed
Opencinsky, Newman Grove;
Frank Skokan, Niobrara; Bryce
Barnes and Dean Whitla, both of
Lincoln; Frank Stewart and Len
Allen, , both of North Platte; Wil
liam Wurtz, Fairbury; Herb Jack
man, Grant; James Hansen, Has
tings, and Eugene Stoll, Crete.
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