The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 23, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

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INTER-CLASS TOURNAMENT
(Continued from pago 1.)
score was 21 to 19.
Miller of South Omaha was easily
the star of the evening, making every
point for the Freshmen In the first
hnlf, and most of the goals In the sec
ond. Mosher played an excellent game
at center, and In the last half saved
the game for the Freshmon by two
goals from fl.eld Just before the whistle
blew. Hammil nt guard played an ex
cellent game.
For the Seniors Ludden did the best
work In the first half and Myers did
the scoring in the second.
The Sophomore-Junior game was not
to Interesting. The Juniors had never
played together, and in the first half
allowed the Sophs to walk over them
to the tune of 8 to 2. In the second
half Sweeley went In at forward and
other changes were made, which re
united in a score to 7 to 5 for the- Sophs.
The final score was 15 to 7 for the
Sophomores, who will play the Fresh
men for the championship next week.
The odds are about ton to one in favor
of the Freshmen, but the Sophomores
lemember last year and are only sit
ting back and "thlnkln'."
The line-ups were as follows:
Seniors Ludden, Mllek, and Myers,
forwards; Noyos, conter; Tyner and
Flansburg. guards.
Freshmen: Mller and Swan, for
wards; Mosher, center; Lott and Ham
mil, guards.
Goals from field Miller. 5; Swan. 1;
Mosher. 2; Hammil, 1; Mllek, 1; My
ers, 4; Ludden, 4.
Goals from foul Noyes, 1; Miller, .'5.
Sophomores: Krake and Mathewson,
forwards; Klmmell. center; Clark and
Winchester, guards.
Juniors Sweeley and States, for
wards; Mathew. center; Clark and
Brown, guards.
Goals from field Krake. 3; Mathew
son. 1; Kimmel, 1; Clark. 1; Stittes, 1,
Sweeley. 2.
Goals from foul Krake. .'!, Sweelev,
1; Clark 1.
Ueferree Hoar
Umpire Walsh.
A1NEW FRATERNITY
Sigma Tau Organized with
Membership of 19 Engineers
A new Greek letter f rat emit j has put
In an appearance In University circles
among tle engineers. The new society
Is called Sigma Tau and the initial
banquet was held last night at the Lin
dell hotel. Verne Hodge, '03. acted as
toastmaster and responses were given
by Messrs. Green, Richards, Dean,
Chatburn. Davidson, Stout. Stevens,
Evans and Morse. The new fraternity
Is composed of fourten student chaiter
members, and five faculty members, th
latter being Professors Chatburn, Rich
ards, Stout, Morse and Dean.
.The toasts given at the banquet were
as follows: "In Infancy." Jas. A.
Green; "Stait of the Engineer," C. R.
Richards; "In Tension." C. L. Dean;
"The Rocky Road to Dublin Town,"
Prof. Go. R. Chatburn; "To Have and
to Mold," J. B. Davidson; "The Engin
eering Profession," Prof. O. V. P.
Stout; "The Moital Coil." H. S. Evans;
"Ins and Outs," Prof. G. H. Morse, and
"Sigma Tau." Jas. C. Stevens.
The membership of this fraternity Ja
composed of men who have showh es
pecial ability in the field and In the
class and who stand in favor with the
department. The aim of the organiza
tion Is to promote the welfare of the
engineers In college and In the field.
The charter members are C. W. Engle,
J. A, Green, Verne Hedge, N. A. Waro,
E. L. Thomas, 0. H. Zimmerman, Robt.
White, R. L. Harris, L. W. Chase, .7.
B. Davidson. L. A. Cutshall, Jas. C.
Stevens, H. R, Edwards, C. L. Dean,
H. E. Evans. C. R. Richards. Geo. R.
Chatburn, G. H. Morse and O. V. P.
Stout.
The Academy girls' team played the
city Y M. C. A. in (he latter's gymna
sium last Friday evening, be'fore a good
crowd. The score was, Academy, 20;
Y. W. C. A., 12. Mies Ppund acted as
referee. For the Academy Miss Cam
eron proved the star of tho evening,
throwing a majority of the goals.
Special rates to students -washing
typewriting done. 512 Richards block.
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Medicine
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Each has aspcciul Circularcf Information which will be sent on application.
Each will be in session during the Summer Quarter (June 17 September 3).
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