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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN I1 : Scores of the Big' Seven The Swedish National Dancers Stockholm SECOND AMERICAN TOUR ' Nob. Nob. Nob. Nob. Nob. Nob. Nob. Nob. Mo. MO. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. K. IJ. K. V. K.U. K. IT. K. U. K. r. K. IT. K. IT. K. U. r Iowa Iowa 43. 20, 0, 11, 23, r. hi, in. 10, r8, o. n, 10. 12. 24, 12. 11. 10. 23, 20, 10. 02. Nebraska. Donno 0 Grlnnoll r Minnesota 0 lown AnioH '7 . Kansas 20 WnbnBli CarllHlo Missouri. WarroiiBburg I Holla 0 lown G Wcstmlndtor 0 AnieH I" Drake Washington 0 KaiiHaH Kansas. Emporia P St. Marys 0 AggloB 0 Oklahoma 0 Washington 0 Washburn 0 Nebraska B lown r Missouri lown. Coo Colloge 0 MlBBourl 10 lown lown lown lown lown AnicB Amos Ames Ames Ames Amos Ames Drake Drnko Drnko Drnko Drnko Drnko W. U. W. U. W. IT. W. II. W. II. w. u. W. IT. V. II. w. r. 8, 0. 8, B. 4B. 10. 0. 10, 17. 40, IB. 0. 6, 8. 12. 0. 2. 11. 0, 11. 16. 0, Mornlngflldo Nebrnskn Illinois Drnko Kansas Ames. Cqe College Minnesota Cornell Missouri Nebraska Orinnell Drnko Drake. Coe College Orlnnoll Washburn Missouri lown Ames Washington. Carloton Shurtloff Knox KniiBna Robo Poly Mllllken Missouri Vnndorbllt Tulnno 0 11 22 12 10 15 ; 0 23 0 0 o 11 8 (l 0' G I" l'i 0 in Football Games in the East To lay the unbeaten tennis of Cor nell and PennBylvnnln clash on Frank, lln field. Philadelphia, and the sam-e Hold will contain th Anny and Navy elevens Saturday. From the stand point of real football the I'eunsyl-Minia-Cor.iell nffnlr .vill be the more Important, hut no name of the year will attract so much of society and the diplomatic and a ImhUstrntlve life, of the count i y hh the Arm-Navv i' line In this respect Hie latter gani is in a class hv Itself There Ih no dnnht that the Ponn-lylvanla-Cornoll game will iiroduce kiiih' df the very host footbnll of the (ntlre season. The Pennsylvania eleven by Its groat sooiv ai?aln-,t Michigan and Its unlfor.nly good re--owl taiuughout the entire season has stamped Itself one of the bint that ever wore the reu 1 and blue. T1k Quake)' supporters even go so far art to way that a victory over Cornell will make them the champions of the oast which may or may not he true, according to the way one reads com parative scores. The Odds on the Quakers. On Its lecoid for the seison th. odds should certainly Ik on tho Quakers, for tiny have shown strong scoring ability In prictlcally every one of their games. To date only one team hca been able to cobs their -'oal line, this being the Indians, llul since this game the Red and Blue has moved forwnid with great strides and Its overwhelming defeats of I,n fayette and Michigan 'surprise 1 the supportets of the team a-s much a.' the elevens they trampled upon. This Pennsylvania eleven Is not vei heavy, but It Is made up of men of the rangy type, full of speed, wiry and' strong. And these are the char acteristics of which championship teams are made. The Cornell eleven Is an enigma that will be solved only by the play ing of the game. It was thought that the lth,:cniiri would slrjw the stuff of which they are nri'ie inst week In their game against Chicago In which thty were tied with a score of 0 to fi Hut In this gimo the New Yorker., were content merely to hold their own, though thev had expected to win the game. Up at Cornell their senso-i Is n falluie or a success according ns they win or lose to Pennsylvania. In all the long period of fifteen year.' that these two teams have been meei i i ng. each other Cornell bin won onl . ( no game So monotonous has he I (ome theories of Pennsylvania vie I lories that soiree people have ac qulied the idea thutPonnsylvnnla N unbeatable at the luifls of Cornell This year Cornell has undo MorKreit est preparations to upset this thor The following Is the recoid to dan of the Penn-Cornell yerlej: 1803 Pennsylvania B0, Cornell 0. 1S5H Pennsylvania fi. Cornell 0. 1 SOB Pennsylvania 10, Cornell 2. 1800 Pennsylvania 32, Cornell 10 1807 Pennsylvania 4, Cornell 0. 1808 Pennsylvania 12. Cornell fi. 180! Pennsylvania 20, Cornell 0. 15100 Pennsylvania 27 Cornell 0. litui Pennsylvania (. Cornell 23. 15)02 Pennsylvania 12, Ccrnell 11 IIHKI Pennsylvania 30, Cor.iell 0. 1 DIM Pennsylvania 34, Cornell 0. 15HI5 Pennsylvania fi, Cornell 5. 15H.fi -Pennsylvania O.Cornell 0. 15)07 Pennsylvania 12, Cir.nell 4. Th le 13 every reason l.ut the Navy should mle favorite over the Army for their annual game. On the season'b l coords the Navy has much the bet ter of the argument. TIiIb, however, lion's not menu the soldier lads ar going down to defeat. They huve hv-t two years In succession to the snllo'.s and will ta'te no chances this tlm It Is almost Impossible to get a line on the relative trength of thy two teams through the medium of com ; aratlve scores. Neither eleven ha.. 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To appear M FRIDAY EVE., IIUIUCDCITV TCUDI C I lUOHl y UIIIWE.I1UI I I I kill I 1. 1. klllUUft.Ui 8 O'CLOCK Tickets on Sale at Harley's Drug Store. Main Floor 50c, Balcony 25. NOV. 27 met a common opponent to permit '.Ms sort of a comparison. Tlu record follows: IS 5)0 Navy 21 Army 0. 185)1 Army 1)2. Navy 1G. 185)2 Nivy 12, Army 4. I8!:i Navy 5 Army 1. 1851!) Army 17, Navy 5. 15)00 Navy 11. Army 7. 15)01 Army 11 Navy 5. 15102 Army 22, Navy 8. 1!) !:: At my 40, Navy 5. 15(01 Army 11 Navy 5. 15105 Army G, Navy G. I!'J15 Navy 10. Army 0. 15)07 N ivy G, Army 0. ANALYSIS OF YELLOW STORIES. Chicago Professor Answers Absurd Football Article. The following article was prepared by a Chicago professor for t,jio Dally Maroon In anBwor to an absurd article which appeared In tho Chicago Record-Herald last Sunday and which was a direct attack on college foot ball: "The hysterical deslro of a Chicago alderman to legislate football out of Chicago, Is an Illustration of tho an nual post-season protest on tho part of the uninformed. The honorablo gentleman In question Is not wholly representative, however, as he acta ally saw a game last Saturday. It -Is altogether likely that In addition tq this he saw an absurd write-up occu pying a full page in tho Record-Herald of Sunday morning, November 15. This was entitled: 'Football casultles for 1908.' "A preliminary statement called at tention to tho fact that of tho vic tims enumerated below, exactly three hundred In number, many would bea their scares to the grave, whllo a OVERCOATS FOR MEN Over and over again we are compli mented by men who know on our elegant assortment of Men's Over coats. It is always a pleasure to show them. FARQUHAR 1325 O St. large number of the remainder, altei a week's agony, h.-d finally been saved to further activity as by a miracle "Casual examinations of the list made it possible for one Sunday morning reader not to Indulge In a little analysis of the statement and the list. A rapid checking of the list of 25)0 injured victims showed that fifty of them were given by name a3 belonging to the teams of fifteen col leges and universities which playe.l iti big games on Saturday, November 14. These colleges were: Yale, Har vard, l'rlnceton Brown, Wesleyan, Williams, Carlisle, Cornell, Chicago, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and Do Puuw. "' Lr X , - " . ' i f Jonny McVeigh and His College Girls At the Majestic This Week "A reference to the news section of this s mie issue of the paper de veloped some rather sign 1 Meant facts. Of the list of fifty cripples, thirty live played ih the games of last Sat in day afternoon; the groat majority of these playing through the entlro game, no less than ten being men tioned as spectacular heroes of their respective contests. These thirty-flvo men, according to the yellow list, woro victims of broken shoulders, dislocat ed hips, sprained knees and anklos, internal Injuries, all sorts of external facial and scalp wounds, and con cussion of the brain. "A second glance at the list showed that even inls total of fifty was mis loading as In five cases men had been listed more than once as being crip pled on different days. Again, the list Included at least two cases of men who do net belong to tho squads of the colleges to which they were as signed and a line array of misprints, which may or may not have had ref erence to the actual Individuals furth er discredited the report. Making allowance for these various qualify ing fdaures, jiiBt about twonty per cent of tho entlro list Bhould by any right have boon thoroln included. "Eight of tho cripples played the game of their lives on tho Chicago team; six contributed to Yalo's vic tory over Princeton; but tho scare head article is read by tho foes of football, and proposed legislation to put tho game out of tho athletic cal ender 1b a natural result." A