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Kansas C(ty, Mo.
BA8EBALL TODAY.
Varsity and Lincoln Team to Line up
' Again.
The second panic of the Nehraskn
Lincoln boi-Iob will ho played at Ante
lope park ut 3:ao this afternoon.
A now pitcher will prohobly bo tried
out by the CornluiHkers who expect to
hold tho leagnrs down to a low score.
.The line-up Is aH follows:
Lincoln Nebraska
Ketcheni c. f Bellamy
Pox 2. b Ramsey
Fenlon r. f Freeland
Davidson 1. f Stouter
Thomas l . b Kearney
Gagnler a. s Beltzer
Bagnnll :i. b. . ." Rlno
Sullivan, Zlrmtn.. c Carroll
Dort, Bridges p Hrubosky
Maddox, Miller. . . p Ward
Zackort p Fleming
ENGLISHMAN ON HAZING.
Says American Youth Is Always Seri
ous and Systematic.
A utilquo picture of tho American
youth Is presented by Rev. .1. A. Dewe,
of St. Thomas College, St. Paul, In tho
last School Review.
Mr. Dewe is an Englishman aud
feels 'intltled to preheat some original
views en tho Mihji ct. As Mr. Dowo
sees the Aniuiiemi unlit, he Is seri
ous, precociously practical, absolutely
without nerves and without awe on re
ligious matters.
The view of tho American boy which
will strike Americans as tho most
strange Is of his old fashioned serious
ness. As to this the writer sayB that
when the American boy Is let out of
school, Instead of romping and shout
liu according to the mannor of tho
youth of other nations, "he either
trudges like u man of business to tho
nearest car for home, or walks natur
ally to his special haunts of sport or
pleasure. Any acceleration of move
ment is not so much from animal
tp'rlts as from sober Judgment that ho
has to be at a given spot In a given
tune. No game is jlayed without a
certain amount of previous calculation
a 110 careful weighing of tho respective
merits of the combatunts. Much ac
tivity may be shown during tho game
itoclf, but In tho short Intervals of tho
game when, for example, it is u ques
tion of fotching the ball gone beyond
the boundary, the slowness und care
Itstfness of movement are almost pro
voking." Mr. Dewe tukes tho UBual vlow that
huzlng in American universities Is an
example of the serious character of
the American youth. Ho says:
"Bullying Is folrly common both In
tho English and in the continental
schools. Usually, howovor, It Is in
stinctive und unpremeditated. In
Amorlcu it Is accompanied by a con
siderable amount of forethought and
conscious will-power. Instinct by itself
Is powerful,- but when accompanied
by deliberate effort Jt becomes still
more so; hence the systematic thoro-
ttcss that characterizes the American
hazing."
Mr. Dewe thinks the college youth
of America remarkably woll behaved,
Commenting on this, he snys: "It is
truo that they aro alive to the fact
that they or their parents pay the sal
ary upon which the existence of tle
college aud professors depends, and
tliut they are not slow to exercise this
t
power of the purse, but rarely do, they
abuse It. The European hoy or the'
English boy, placed in sjmllur circum
stances of liberty, would nut wild;
but among American boys there, al
ready exiBts a certain tradition of or
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