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Vol. VI. No. 40.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER t6t 1906.
Price 5 Cents.
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MASS MEETING
ROUSING FOOTBALL RALLY FOR
VA KAN8AS GAME THIS MORNING.
Band Will Play Prize 8ong Yells to
Be Practised Speeches by Eager,
Foster, Stuart, and Maxey.
Football enthusiasm, which hns
reached a high pitch over tho Kansas,
game tomorrow, will have a chance to
vent itself at chapel this morning.
If tho signs point-accurately, this
morning's meeting will be the most
enthusiastic demonstration of its char
acter over held at theUniversity.
The temporary severanco of athletic
relations between tho two neighboring
rivals has served only to quicken and
intensify tho interest in tho big grid
iron conflict tomorrow. Nebraska
rooters and ,7dopesters" feel very much
encouraged by the outcome of the
Wnshburn-Kansas and St. Louis-Knn
sas games, the one a tie, "the. other a
defeat for the formidable Jayhawkors.
Altho these results tend to inijpird
confidence in the might of the Corn
huskcr eleven, no ono regards the
game as a "cinch" for cither school.
This morning the cadet band will
play the now prize song which will bo
tried for tho first time by the rooters
present. Yells will be practised under
tho direction of tho rooting leaders.
This feature df tho program will bo.
emphasized and it is hoped that the
rooting Saturday afternoon will bo tho
most effective "over done;
"Tho popular. Doctor Maxoy will make
one of his characteristic speeches.
Manager Eager will tell every ono to
attend tho game and make a few other
. woll received remarks. t Coach Foster
will overcome his customary bashful
ness and intimate some of the things
he intends tt' do to Kansas. Assistant
Coach Stuart is-also billed to address
therobterbsses."
DRAMATIC CLUB TRYOUTS..
Schedule of ADDointments to
Be
Posted Today Large List.
Tho schedule of tryouts for the
Dramatic Club will be posted on tho
Elocution bulletin board today. All
candidates who have handed In their
names will find deflnlt times set for
their appearanceHin U. l6c on next
Monday and Tuesday evenings and it
is expected 'that Iho appointments will
bo filled promptly in order that the
Jxyouts may. . take no longer than is
necessary. .
Thero Is slill time for candidates to
hand In their names Co the tryout.com
mlttee or to Tho Nebraskan, and it is
hoped that all who are at"all dramatic
ally Inclined will do sb at onco.
Names may Also bo left with Miss
Brown, tho instructor in Elocution.
Tryouts will consist of selections
chosen by the candidates and the only
requisite is that they must have some
length and must possess dramatic pos
sibflltles. A Correction,
Through an oversight th.e name of.
one of tho .men who tried out in the
.cros's-counuy run .Wednesday .- night
was left put.of the .JTebraskan's report
of that event. C. H. Allen finished
'eighth in 32:19 minutes.
SOME Of THE JAYHAWKER TEAM
BRUNNER
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CUT THIS OUT
Cut Out This Song and
Meeting This Morning and the Game Tomorrow.
Tune "Waltz Me
Husky Jayhawkors, those wonderoua'
talkers '
Who always liavo somothlng to say,
Seem rather nervy In claiming they're-
worthy , , , '
To como to Nebraska to play.
They bring with them rooters, baso
drums and loud tootors,
But when' they have vented their
cheers .
The hair-of each player from Kansas
grows grayer
As this from tho sidelines ho hoars:
TO GIVE READING.
Dickens' "Christmas Carol" to
Be
Rendered Next Sunday.
Mr. Edward P. Elliott, a reader of
unusual ability and wldo refutation,
will render pickens' "Christmas Carol"
at the Y. MC. A. mass meeting at the
Oliver Theater next Sunday afternoon.
This meeting Is tho second of the
series of services to bo held thruout
tho winter Uy tho University and CltyH
Y. M. Cj. A.'s and is expected to draw
a large attendance.
Doors will-be opened at 3:30 p. m.
and tho program starts a quarter. of
an hour laten There-will be special
mu8lcof tho usual order.
Foot Ball
TO-MORROW
Take It with You to the
Around Again."
Chorus "
Back to tho hay again, Jayhawk.
Skidoo skidoo skidod.
Your cowsaro a-bawllntj, your co-eds
are calling
"Oh, dont let Bill Johnson got thru!"
Schmidt, Cooke, and ChnlQupka are
playing great ball,
And Matters and Mason youcan't slop
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s back to the hay again, Jayhawk.
. Skidoo skidoo skidoo.
THE JAYHAWKER INVASION.
Team Will Arrive Tomorrow and the
' Rooters on Saturday.
Tho Kansas football team will ar
rive tomorrow. Tho exact time of
their arival is not yet known. Satur
dayat 1:00 o'clock tho main body of
tho Kansas rootors will roach Iho city
on a special excursion train over the
Union Pacific. As tho remarkably low
rate of three dollars has beon made
for tho-round trip from Lawrence
Immense crowd is anticipated. --Tho
oxcursionists will bo accompanied by
tho University band and from all re
ports aro ""prepared to do some fierce
rooting. "
GAME CAJJLED AT 2:30 P. M.
GATES OPEN AT 1:00 1 . M.
ERESHMEN WIN
FIR8T YEAR CLA88 DOWN THE
80PHOMORE8 8-2.
Game Fast Attendance Good 8cores
Come From Place Kicks Prom
lse Upperclasanien Hard Fight.
Tho fast Freshman team took tho
first class gamo of tho season yostor
day aftornoon by a scoro of 82, and
thoroby detoroyod all Sophomore,
hopes, for tho intorclass championship.
It was tho too of Loft Half Burnett
that kicked tho victory for tho first
year men. Ho mndo a plnco kick In
each half, tho last ono coming under
dlfilcult conditions nftor tho ball hnd
been fumbled. A safety In tho first
half gavo tho Sophomoros their only
points.
Both sides played tho old stylo gamo
and only onco was a forward passant:
tomptod, tho Sophomoros then gaining
only a fow yards. Straight footbnll
was tho rule and In that tho Fresh-'
men excollod. Noithor sido was ablo
to gain around tho endB, and, in fact,
littlo ond running was attomptod. Tho
attack was limited to tho ilne. . -
Tho swift back field of tho Fresh
men gavo their opponents tho greatest
trouble and was responsible Jn great
degree for tho victory.
- Tho contest was a good tone of tho
now f rules and showed that a light
team Is greatly benefited by them. .The
Sophomores outwolghod their oppot
nonts, but wore able to mako their
downs only five times, being forced to
punt frequently. : l
The initial scoro came at tho mid
dlo of tho first half. Boll caught a
poor pass back of tho south goal lino
and did good work in punting out.
Boltzer signaled for a fair catch, of
this punt and caught tho ball. A mln
uto Inter-Burnett sent the ball flying
between tho posts from a place kick.
On the next klclooff-a Freshman ran i
tho ball back; of tho goal liner and a'
Sophomoro fell upon him, scoring two "
points for tho second year men.
In tho second half, near thocloso of
tho gamo, tho Freshmen, byllno
plunges, forced tho ball down to tho
thirty-yard lino, whoro Burnett made
his .second place kick.
Ono of tho largest crowds that over
wltnessed-a class gamo at Nebraska
was present. Tho-total receipts were
$35.1.0.
The following is the llno-Up:--r ..
Sophomores. Freshmen. ,
Kad.lng l. g,--;. ..... .Proco
Johnson. . ...... r. t..-. .Hallagan
Moyor, . . T7n . , ... r..c ..'..,. .,..LantK
Krogh .....'...,.. c. . ..,.'. Ferris
Flnloy, ,.. . . 1. g .. .Spraguo
Grono...... l.,t .Hart
Bpnlley. .' 1. o ..Broudflt
Bell, ,...,, q. b, ..... . .Burleigh
Clark, Clancy 1. h , .'.Burnett
Kf uegor f. ,b. ........ .Boltzpi;
Gallup, , , . . . f. b. .. . . . .Frleland
Officials Referee, Stuart. Umpire
Mason. . Linemen Chaloiipka, and
Schmidt . .'..'"
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