THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
A nowBpapr derotcd to tho Interests
of the University of Nebraska.
Published at the
Univoralty of Nebraska.
consolidation of
TltD HESPERIAN, Vol. XXXI.
THE NEBRASKAN, Vol. XII.
THE BOARLET & CREAM, Vol IV.
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln,
Neb., as second class mall matter .
Bubscrlptlr Price $2.00 per year.
Managing Editor. Robert T. Hill.
News Editor John F. Tobln.
Advertising Manager P. P. Duffy.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Win. Case.
ASSISTANT EDITORS.
R. A. McNown.
Wm, A Shock.
Carlton C. Wllburn.
C. C. McCune.
REPORTERS.
J. D. Rice.
John R. Bender.
E. F. Davis.
A. I. Myers.
Henrietta Reefl.
Circulator Fred K. Nielsen.
Office Second floor Main hall.
Postofilce Address, Station A, Box 13.
Some of the Chicago paperB are still
Inclined to discredit the work of Ne
braska. The Kansas City Star BayB that If
Minnesota defeats Michigan Nebraska
will rave a right to claim the western
championship.
The advance sale of tickets for the
Thanksgiving game Is unprecedented
In the hiHtory of Nebraska football.
The game on that day will be the big
gest Lincoln has ever seen In point of
a crowd. Largo sections of seats havo
already been engaged by crowds, clubs
and parties from neighboring cities.
The tickets were placed on sale today
and the rush was general at all tho
placet! where tickets are held.
There Is a great tendency to give in
dividual members of the football team
credit for good plays, leaving out of
consideration the work done by th'
team as a whole. We do not want to
discredit the work performed by indi
viduals, but If they were to speak they
would hesitate little In crediting the
others with making it possible for them
to do good playing.
Many spectators and those not fa
miliar with a game will see the man
with the ball and will shout for a spec
tacular play. But they very seldom
think of the men In the line who are
at the bottom of the pile, and who
Btand many of the hard knocks. Every
man has to work hard and should be
credited with his work, even though
he does not make spectacular plays.
Team work, not Individual playing, Is
what makes a winning team.
Many students persist In standing
inside tho lines while the minor games
are in progress. At the Junior-Sophomore
game yesterday fully twenty-five
mei were crowding around tho con
testants. Their place Is on the bleach
ers, from which they are content to
watch the big games. If they have no
respect for the spectators whose view
they are obstructing, they should at
least think enough pf the players to
keep out of the way.
Flvo hundred BtudentB of tho Unl
verrlty of Colorado refused to attend
classes during the quarto-centennial
celebration. They held a mass meet
ing, at which they voted almost unan
imously not to attend classes while the
celebration was going on. Since near
ly all tho Btudents of tho university
are Involved It Is believed that the au
th(o)tles will not adopt severe measures.
CHAMPIONSHIP UNDECIDED.
of it again and their opponent's goal
was once moro In danger. Only a few
moments of time remained and the Ju
niors attempted a place kick which was
blocked and the pigskin was returned
a short distance. Time was soon called
with the ball In possession of the Soph
omores on their 17-yard line.
The teams will play again next Tues
day and an attempt to decide the class
championship will be made.
The line-up:
Sophomores. Juniors.
Frazler center McCutcheon
Hummell right guard Melick
Hickle left guard . . . .Prltchard
Lundln right tackle Wilson
Bruce, McWhlnney left tackle Newton
Milllken left end Moore
Lehmer right end Walton
Enright fullback Johnson
Thompson .... right half Eager
Gould left half Myers
Burg quarter back Bell
Subs Mather and McKnown.
Second Eleven vs. Medics.
The second eleven will play the Oma
ha Medics next Saturday on Nebraska
Field. The scrubs defeated tho Medics
by a score of 16 to 0 earlier in the
season, and the latter will attempt
to retrieve their defeat. A good game
is expected and the students will un
doubtedly Bupport the men who have
been so instrumental in making It pos-
' sible for Nebraska to have a winning
I team this year. Come out and see the
'game, your presence will help along
the cause.
The Academy team has not dis
banded, but will play another game
next Saturday.
With the best team of scrubs in the
history of the university and the as
surance that Booth will remain with
us, the outlook for football next year
is certainly bright.
The football suits were given a good
bath and taken into the boiler house,
where they were dried. The boys wilf
again appear in their victorious suits
and several new plays will be taken up
this week for the Northwestern game.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity held
their fifth annual banquet at the Lin
coln last Saturday evening. About for
ty members were present, Including
several Knox college men, who came to
attend the Saturday game.
Frank Miller, '00, was an Interested
spectator at the battalion formation
Friday evening. Mr. Miller was first
lieutenant of Company C during his
Senior year. At present he has charge
of a surveying party working for the
B. & M. railroad.
THERE are those, Mr. W. Burley
Guy among the number, who believe
that the Michigan bunch can clean up
anything In the east. Personally we
regard the Nebraska team as the best
In the world Chicago Sunday Tribune.
Reports of the engineering depart
ments are now being made out on blue
print paper, making them handy and
convenient.
No Excuse
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