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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, J9Q6.
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BRYANITES' GAME
VARSITY DEFEATED YESTERDAY
AT ANTELOPE PARK.
Leaguers Wak Away With Victory by
8core of 7 to 1 Bowman Pitched
and Makes the Only Score.
The varsity mot defeat at the hands
4t the Bryanltes yesterday it Ante
lope Park. The score at the end of
nine Innings stood 7 to'l lnfavdr of
the leaguers. Prom a spectator's
.point of view the game was rather a
poor exhibition,. -for the varsity failed
to-hold-the -professionals dawn suf
ficiently. tomake the .affair very ex
citing. rBowman pitched for tho varsity, but
was not effective at any time during
'tUo game. "Ducky" IJolmes' men
fpund""hlra alhibst at will 'and some
ilmeB they were able to land on him
Hard and heavy. Bowman has a few
good curveB but has not 'the control
or speed to make them effective. The
Support given him was fairly good,
but tho strong, wind made It almost
impossible for tho players to judge the
true course of tho sphere.
1hlsriB the last ganto EagdrB 'ball
tossors will play before they go east,
the Jast of thlB week. It is sincerely
hoped that the varsity will take a
decided brace on tho trip.
The men are getting their positions
'down well, and less errors occur in
every game. Of course tho wealc
places on tho team are those filled by
now men. In tho infield, Denslow at
short and Karr behind tho bat show
up to the best advantage. In the
outfield Bellamy and Dovey of the new
men are probably tho best. But It is
doubtful whether tho latter will bo
taken bn'-the trip, since oIQier Nllsson
or Dort play a godo fielding game.
The Athletic Board in its mooting
Monday evening took up tho eastern
trip and considered the advisability of
sending tho bunch of men that are
now out on A trip. This was brought
about by some of tho varsity players
themselves, who thought It was hard
ly advisable to go on tho trip. Up to
this time there Is nothing very definite
as to whether tho trip will bo taken
or not.
The line-up In yesterday's game was
as follows: '
Varsity. , league;
Bowmair. . . . .777. p Holmes
Carroll c. M...,..r..,2ilman
,-Barta 1st . . . . . . . .Thomas
nine. t 2d ......... Shugart
Holmes 3d Gaddla
Russell, Denslow. ss Flllman
Cooke . of, , , n . . Ketchom
Dayey . If Qulllltx
Bellamy rf. . , ..Harms
Score by Innings:
1 2 34 56789
Varsity .'...00001000 01
League 0 0011320 7
Summary:
Hits Varsity 5, League 12v Errors
Varsity 2, League 3. Two-base hits,
Cooke. Three-base hits Qulllan,
Thomas, Zlmran. Home runs Bow
man. Double plays Bowman to Rlno
to Barta. First base on errors Var
sity 3, Loaguo 2.
COMMITTEEMEN DINNER
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEVEN
6:15 P.M.
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TENNIS PRACTICE
MANY OUT FOR TENNIS TEAM
THI8 YEAR. .
Raquoters Again Busy on the Courts
Several Proposed Tournaments
Are Up for Consideration.
80PHOMORE8 MEET.
Hold Interesting 8ession. Yesterday
Morning Committees Appointed.
The Sophomores met in Memorial
Hall yestertlay morning and Htfard
President Yodor's committee appoint
ments arid decided to have a double
header picnic at the State Farm about
tho 18th of May,
Tho finance committee of tho class
of '08 for this semester will be as fol
lows: Chairman", B. A.- Baton, Chas.
Overman, F. N. Menefee, A. H. Miller
and H. L. Wilson
Long w'afe appointed baseball mana
ger for the class team and the cap
tain will bo elected by tho playerB.
The manager urges all SophB whe are
Interested in Uie game to get out and
try for tho team, since he has a good
schedule In view.
Besides a genuine old-fashioned
basket picnic, with social stunts to
please the most exacting members of
the classman-informal hop will be given
for those who wish to "trip the light
fantaBtlc." M. J. Hughes has "tho en
tire affair in charge, while Hugh Wal
lace and Esther Wood will care for
the social stunts of tho picnic proper.
The entire committee is: M. J.
Hughes, chairman, Hugh Wallace,
Esther Wood, sub-chairman, M. O.
Joslyn, master of ceremonies, Miss
Mcintosh and F. A. Crltes.
up as little fellows, it will bo best to
soo ono of tho boys on the committee,
as they have an easy plan up their
sleeves ready to spring it on you any
time.
The price Is fifteen conta, contrary
to tho fact that it was first announced
as twenty conta. Lot every fellow boo
that hojs there. Tho girls claim they
can tako care of themselves. April
28, Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock
sharp, is tho time.
Big Doings,-
Great events happen only raely. It
Is now nearly a year since the last
dinner of the Y. M. C. A. committee
men and it has been reported, though
perhaps falsely, that some of the fol
lows have ben starving the "inner
man" ever since in order to do justice
to tho dinner Friday evening. To
meet such conditions great prepara
tions are on. Tho social committeo is
busy preparing a spread which they
guarantee will satisfy tho demands of
tho most hungry, even, such men as
"Doc" Sidwell and "Fritz"' Lundln.
Tho call for dinner will be given
promptly at 6:15 next Friday, April
27th. A special program of music and
toasts will bo announced later. -
Tho tonnls season has begun. Threo
courts have boon put Into condition
west of the Library building and threo
now nets stretched, all of whloh, Judg
ing from prosent Indications, will bo
in constant uso until tho close of
school. .
Although no definite plans havo as
yet been adopted rolatlvo to an Inter
collegiate meet, it 1$ qui to probable
that a series of games will bo played
with teams from somq. sister institu
tions lato n May. Last year and tho
yoar beforo we mot the Universities,
of Iowa and Mlnnosota, but whether
we will meet either of them this year
is vory doubtful. For some cause or
othor, tonnls tournaments havo not
proved oxponso-payora. in the past and
It Is for that reason that tho Tennis
Association-!! slow about onterlng into
negotiations for an intercollegiate
match this spring.
There is much good tennis material
In tho University this year, however,
and should a tournament bo arranged
Nebraska ought to stand a fair chanco
of repeating the little feat of 1004,
when Cassady and Scrlbnor so handily
defeated the Gophers.
Senior Party.
Some have even dared to ask If there
was a good time assured for thoso who
attend the Senior party. Wo' are bo
sure of this fact that if any one does
not havo tho best time they over bad
wo will see that that one is fully com
pensated for their expenditure of time
and money.
The date was secured so far in ad
vance It was hoped that no one would
make other arrangements. Aa there
are so many" things on for that night
and we find, some have made arrange
ments to attend some other school
funotlon, it Is up to every ono who
possibly can to bo out.
New Debating League.
A new debating league has been
formed by three western colleges. The
league will be a triangular .affair be
tween Northwostorn, Michigan and
Chicago. Each university will have
two debating teams, one to support the
affirmative and tho othor tho negatlva
of the" same subject. One. team will re
main at homo while tho other will de
bate with a team from one of tho othor
universities in tho league so that each
member of the league will have two
teams debating on the Bame night x
This plan is in operation in Iowa
with Grinnell, Drake, and Ames as
principals. It works well.
Just received, a big shipment of fine
"Old Plymouth" linen writing paper.
Best quality on the marftet, only 60c
If tho boys think it is hard to fix per box at tho Uni. Book Store.
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Interscholastlo Field Meet
Tho program for tho interscholastlo
field meet held In Lincoln on May
21sthas been decided upon. It is too
same as last year, yet there 1b some
possibility that tho discus throw will
be added. Tho program Is as follows:
Track events 100 yard dash, one
half mile run. 120 yard hurdle, 440 "
yard run, one mile run, 220 yard dasib,
220 yard hurdle, one-half milo relay
race (teams to consist of- four men,
each man to run 220 yards). If neces
sary, preliminaries will be run in 100
and 220 yad dash, also in 120 and 220
yard hurdles.
Field events Polo vault, 12-pound
shot put, running high Jump, 12-pound
Ihammer throw and running broad
jump.
Field and track events will go on
together. So far as pusslblo allowance
will be made for contestants where
events conflict Contestants are ad
vised -not to enter more than three
events.
Each sotiobl is allowed to enter ten
men. Only two men from each school
to start in any event.
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