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the Daily Tlebraskan
A consolidation of
The1 Hesperian, Vol. fl, The Jebwuikan,
Vol. 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published dally, except Sunday and
Monday, at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb., by the Hesperian Publish
ing Co.
Entered as second class matter,
March 14, 1006, at the Post Office at
Lincoln, Nob., under tho Act or. uon
greas, March 3, 1870.
Manager Fred Naughton
Atst. Manager W. E. 8tandeven
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EdItor-ln-Chlef R. A. VanOrsdel
Assistant Editor Fred Ballard
Athletlo-Edltor Harry 8wan
Reporters.
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advance.
On May 18 and 10 the Varsity vlll
cross bats with the ball tossors from
Kansas In what promises to he the
fastest pair of base ball games seen
on Nebraska field In many a day.
Some few years have elapsed since
the Jawhnwkers last twirled tho horse
hide on our. diamond which fact, In
addition to tho mild chastisement
given tho Cornhuskers during the
Easter recess, will undoubtedly stim
ulate their desire to gain greater victories.
Nebraska, on tho other hand, has
nor stimulants, too. She has just re
turned from a two-weokB' run against
Fate, and, feeling a trifle Irritated at
the treatment received at her hands,
deBlres to "have It out" with someone
Jayhawkers preferred. And then, too,
sho has a basket-ball defeat to settle
fdr
Under these circumstances the games
Friday and, Saturday-will be baseball
rem start uk finish. It is the duty
Whether or not this forcing of intor
colleglato athletics to the background
Is the best policy to pursue is a ques
tion which merits considerable atten
tion. That the Interests of a school
should bo sacrificed and they are un
doubtedly are being sacrificed In some
instances because one particular form
of athletics has been declared a nuis
ance, seems not only unwise but, from
tho point of view of tho student body
especially, unjust.
Alpha Tau Wins.
Alpha Tau Ompga defeated Kappa
Sigma yesterday in a very interesting
game, of ball. Both teams played hard
to win, but the A. T. O's. seemed to
bo a little better with the bat. Both
Belcher and Howard, tho twirlors,
pitched a good game, and Reynolds
catching and batting for Alpha Tau
was ono of tho features of the game.
Olen Mason In tho left garden was
responsiblo for a nice catch which re
tired tho team just in time. But
Spragues' catch of Johnson's fly was
all that kept Kappa SIg from opening
up for a few runs In the. last inning.
Tho fraternity schedules are fast
drawing to a close as but two games
remained to be played on the East
side, and seven on tho West. By the
26th all will bo played off, and ready
for the final championship games.
Barbs to Meet Tuesday.
A meeting of the Associated BarbB
has been called for Tuesday at chapel
time. At the last meeting of the barbs
It was voted to ask the commons to
consider and report on the system, of
charging a registration fee at the be
ginning of each semester for tho sup
port of athletics, such as Is now in
force in a number of colleges In the
country, A report from the Commons
on this proposition will be heard, dis
cussed and some action taken relative
to It.
It Is probable that the annual elec
tion of officers will also occur at that
time.
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of every University student to see thot
Nebraska Is a trifle to the good when
the finish comes. As the price of ad
mission, twenty-five cents, Is-sufficiently
low to p lit the game within the
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- The reaction against athletics for
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opinion that the reform would prove
short lived; but time has proven that
such Is not the case. Everywhere
throughout the East high schools, acad
emles and universities are giving schol
astic endeavors preference over athletic
attempts. Yale, Harvard and Penn
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to debating and other similar forms of
rivalry, while at Columbia, New York
University and a number of other in
stitutions athletics are being rapidly
superseded by like attractions.
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terday surpasses any other work done
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The shading Iso fine In some places
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