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J. HI Wollcr, half-back, tackle,
wolght 180 pounds. Weller has played
on the varsity for tho past twp years,
and ho cinched his place on tho varsity
last year by his wonderful work In tho
Nebraska-Illinois game. He has "boon
a member of tho University track team
for ono year. His home Is Soward,
Neb., and ho is registered- in the Junior
Academic class.
Earl Eager, half-back and quartcrr
welght 150 pounds. "Dog" has played
on tho varsity for four years, wlnnirig
his place as a member of tho varsity
squad by his fearlessness, in lino buck
ing and running in a broken field.
Eagor is a Sonlor Law, and his homo 1b
in Lincoln. He is tho managor-olect of
tho varsity baseball team.
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L. Denslow, right end, wolght 156
pounds. "Mike" has played on tho var
sity for two years and ls'now consid
ered ono of tho best ends Nebraska has
ever had on account of his suro tack
ling. His first experionco in football
was on tho Fremont High School team.'
Denslow is registered in tho Junior
class, and is from Hooper, Nobr.
W. f. Woods, assistant manager of
tho football team, graduated at tho
February commencement laBt year.
Woods has been connected with ath
letics more or less ever Binco his en
trance in school. He served ono year
on the Athletic Board and Jjas held
other positions in connection with ath
letics. Woods ia registered as a special
student from Pawnee City.
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John Westover, assistant coach, has F. Ar-Schmidt;, left half, wolght 170
been Booth's asslstaritvover since ho pounds. Schmidt got his first export-
has been at Nebraska. While he was enco lnfootball on tho Fairbury High
on tho toam for four years, "yet ho had School team. Ho playod on tho var-
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team for two years, being tho only manW ciubb.
thatxover captained a Nebraska team
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vy.j. jenKins, guaru, woibui. xow tho Varait when the order forxcuts Merlo Little, loft half.-vwoight 176 T .-.,. M . ..
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f,iv" "XjffifhnSS ffiad,' ..F5.d:Aca"7J? m"cho vatBity, but ho woij his Jlaee by yfFLJSJffifVft SSX - .-
,ulDm0l,,,. li" ''rvr; worK in ho 'many uQpurimeuuj, mm- m strong defensive work. His first j'vuo f..v,,"'ua -""
s zo and nervo has mado Wnrgood var- ev0F QyQryboiy wln fiaVe a chance to Gxpionco in football was on tho class k8 mad, Wm a strong player. Morso
Bity material. His homoTrln Fair- BC0 hlm in person before va week is -teams, JhJnterclass games. Llttlo is a Is captain of thq baseball to&m of '06
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O.V. Borg, captains-ana ceniur,
3lSCiB Poinds. 5 This is Borg's
urth season on tho team,, and ho is
Unawloakpd to he the peer- of any
nter in the West. He received his
Lchelor8 degree from the University
1903 and will graduate from tho
w department next June, His homo
In Lincoln, and during the summer's Jj
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ugh in tho gamo to- Lincoln. bal1 man Ho i8xcfiisterod in tho
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T; B.' Nelson, guard, weight 206
VHpbort Taylor, guard, weight . 208
rounds. "Bob" is 'the eiantt player
O. TV ManTlnnnld. rleht onfl. wolchf from th York THarh' School, and hla
142. "Gil" Is a third year academic, fierce lino plunges and tackling has pounds. This Is Nelaon's first year on ;,
and has had- a position on the varsity made him ono of the moat; promising tne varsity, wis iooidsu uwmni -ww ,v
for two years, last year at quarter, candidates for theeleven that .has en- in South Dakota, where he played on fi .
McDonald had hla .first football experi- tered Nebraska for some years. Tay- the South Dakota University team one .
ence on the TLlncoln High. His home lor in a freshman Medjc, and his hom? year. He Is a Senior Law, and come
lain' Lincoln. 'ft Jn York, Nebr from Wayne, Nebr.
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