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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1909)
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Snporb stylo and quality $35 to $50 ., Every requirement for Thanks giving apparel has been pro vidod and is ready for you at this oxclusivo storo for Mon nd young mon. M AGEE & DEEMER Specializing Kensington Clothes They Fit Quality Counts THAT'S WHY FRANKLIN'S ICE CREAM IS SO POPULAR ' We make a specialty of fan cy creams, sherbets, Ices and punch for Frat & Sorori. ty parties. Whipping Cream always on hand. Bell 205. Auto 8181. 1810 N St Hot Drinks arc now in season Do you know any place where you can get as QUICK SERVICE as you can at ournew, store? No need of being crowded Lincoln Candy Kitchen S. W. Corner body, whoso interest in athletics ia that of spectators only, cannot bo ox pocted to tako moro than passing in terost In crosscotntry running. Sec ond in tho vory nature of the contest It can never havo tho sudden and spec tacular crises of football and basoball. Third, only a small part, of tho con tost can "bo vlewod by a spectator. Fourth, football Is a contest for the momentary explosion of tho energy of strength and speed, whilo cross country running is largely a contest of endurance and nervo, tho lattor being confined largely to a hidden contest betwoen tho will power of tho runnor and hlB punished onglno. And lastly, in as much aB cross-country running does not draw largo crowdB of spec tators and because there is nothing in tho contest to bring tho wild enthusi asm of the spectacular touchdown or tho home run, Btudents who aro led to tako part In athlotics by tho strong doBire to win tho enthusiastic ap plauso of thplr follow students, are not attracted by this healthy sport. History of Cross-Country. Somo fifteen years ago tho Eastern Intercollegiate Cross-County Associa tion was formed by a few of Che lead ing eastern universities and an annual run has been conducted ever slnco, but tho movement has not extended to tho smaller colleges to any extent and, even In the old association the number of institutions competing rarely ex ceeds half a dozen. - In tho fall of 1004 Chicago Univer sity extended an invitation to a num ber of tho western universities to Bond teams to Chicago to compete In a five milo cross-country race. Several of the largo Institutions agreed to. tako part in this contest, but for various reasons were unable to do so, and Ne braska was the only visiting university to send a team to the starting mark. Tho race was won by Nebraska by a wide margin. After tho contest representatives of a number of tho "Big Nine" Institu tions and Nebraska formed a perma nent organization known as tho West ern Intercollegiate CroBs-Country As sociation. In 1005 four teamB took part In the annual race, which waB won by Chicago. The team scores were as follows: Chicago, 40; Nebras ka, 50; Wisconsin, 54; Illinois, 57. The following year Nebraska had but t,wo opponents .in the annual race and de feated Wisconsin and Chicago by a scoro of 28 points against 45 and 40 by Wisconsin and Chicago respective ly. Tho same' teams competed again in 1007 and finished in the samo'order. Tho points scored were 28, 35 and 57 respectively. Purdue and Drako Uni versities, as well as Chicago, Wiscon sin and Nebraska, competed In the season of 1008 and for tne third suc cessive time Nebraska won first place, with Purdue a fairly closo second. Scores: Nebraska. 41, Purdue 51, Wis consin 50, Chicago CO, Drake 105. Tho 1000 entries Indicate a decided in crease of Interest In tho sport. 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Let us hopo that no Bolflsh offort will be mado by competing toams to ro movo tho contest from this Ideal loca tion. Nebraska's 1900 Team. At the oponlng of tho university in Septombcr tho proepocts for anothor winning cross-country team appeared very bright. Pour of tho victorious 1008 flvo wero oligiblo to compete and also a strong squad from last year's freshman class. Accidents, sickness, and othor causos, howovor, played havoc with tho mon to whom tho coach looked for his best material. Captain Gablo was unoxpoctcdly de tained, by business mattors, from reg istering in tho university early in tho somestor; ox-Captain Bnuman. of tho 1008 team strained tho ligaments and tendons of his right foot bo sorlously that ho was unablo to tako part in tho tryouts. For somo unknown rea sons E. D. Trump, the third oligiblo veteran, was unablo to get back to his previous form and failed to qualify in tho tryouts, thus leaving A. B, Amber son the only veteran ablo to compoto n this season's team. W. I. McQow'an, tho most promising sophomore candi date was obliged to givo up his train ing early in the season owing to sick ness, and O. C. Flack, another promis ing sophomore, was indisposed and, unablo to qualify. Notwithstanding this long list of misfortunes tho team which represented us at Chicago on November 20th, was considerably stronger than laBt year's team and the best balanced team that Nebraska haB over sent to a cross-country contest. Every member of the team has worked long and faithfully. No matter what the result of the raco, tho student body should feel proud of its represen tatives and may rest assured that thoy feel their responsibility and that the team which lowered the Nebraska col ors was decidedly superior in ability to the Cornhusker flvo. L. 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