The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 14, 1910, Image 4

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.Minnesota.
'TDrrWiniRmi-lootball-protogc8-worc
treated to a. light practlco whon tho
University ot Mlnnosota squad roporl
od ' for the liftornoon workout on
Northrup. Oeld yoBtordny. Llttlo evi
dence bl soreness or InjurloB from tho
49-0 vlofory over Amos Inst Saturday
we shown, And tho ortornoon prnc
tie wj&Jgona through with a. snap
which' showe'd much liriprovomont
gfeauejJTfrom tho contost with tho
Iowa farmers. No scrlmmago was Irt
dulged In, but Slg Harris' toam was
scheduled to lino up against tho reg
ulars late "this nftornoon.
Evidently tho Gophor conch 1b do
termlriedf that his pupils shall havo a
geoA foundation for tho gamo thoyt
are playing; tho rudimontB of football
were again drilled into tho momhors
of 'the first squad in tho nftornoon
practice. Kicking, passing and falling
on tha ball, charging and body check
ing occupied tho major part of tho
time. Fifty-yard dashes woro usod to
a ? great oxtcnt, tho nlon boTng sonl
down, tho. flold,..iu throo squadB, thor
oEdsSaadi. tackles,, the contor trio and
the bacllfe. Vanatrum, McQovorn;
ICnoJtrjYouhg" and "Bromley aro show
ing Up woll.
The Minnesota alumni aro showing
up in good shnpo to aid in tho nftor
noon practlcos on Northrup Hold.
'Paige; "Bobblo" Marshall, Earl Luco,
as fell as Tom Shovlln, tho famouB
Yale end of 1900, gavo Dr. Williams
considerable nBslatanco last ovonlng.
Marshall worked particularly hard on
.Pleating and Frank, thoso two play
ers having! demonstrated somo benoflt
from his ' teaching last wool: in the
"Amos gamp.
Practlco waa secret yestorday, and
very fow spectators woro proBont, only
a few momhors of tho university fac
ulty bolng permitted to pass tho nr
. mory guards. Minneapolis journal.
. . , . Kansas.
(Bocauso a numhor of players on the
wooks brokon training. Coach Ken-
nody Taosday'nnnouncod that ho will
placo tho mon on their honor to oboy
all ot tho regulations from now on. A
court Including the two sonlor coaches
I and throo. ot tho oldoBt players hnB
boon organized to try all offenders.
Last wcolc Kennedy wnsvcompollod to
', suspend two ot tho players from prac
tlco for breaking training. Slnco that
tlm&itiltee .dovclopod that sovoraVoth-
vors havo refused to abide by tho rules.
One 'was caught at a party a fow
Why Pay More?
$15
will bitty you-ar-suit or overcoat
as good as - the est. Snappy
and wp-to-date including the
famous Kirschbaum make.
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nights ago, and tho act culminated In
thoorganlzatlon ot tho tribunal. Tho
Jayhnwkors havo no training tablo
thtB fall, and tho nbsenco seems to
tompt thorn to bronk rules of training
other than dloL Konnedy also an
nounced tonight that, beginning tomor
row, no furthor Bocrot prnctlcos will
bo hofd until Intor-ln tho season.
West Point.
West Point 1b counting on Qunrton
back Doan's too to scoro against Yale
Saturday and possibly to bring vic
tory. Tho llttlo fellow is bplng drilled
ovory day on drop kicking ntuCu put
ting thorn ovor tho bar from tho thlr-ty-flvo-yard
lino with encouraging reg
ularity. Tho cadots also find comfort In tho
fact that thoy boat Tufts by a largor
scoro than Yalo did. In tho hotting,.
howovor, tho cadots aro demanding
two to ono. Tho demand for Boats is
tho largost ovor mado upon West
Point authorities, 2, GOO ttcketB having
boon Bent to Yalo alone.
Yale.
Tho cry of tho Ynlo coaches for
moro woight In tho rush lino Is tho
biggest Burprlso of tho Yalo season.
It was expected that tho now rules
would put a promium on speed, rather
than woight, but tho placing of Green-
,ough and Young, each of whom weigh
23G pounds, at the guard positions,
shows that Coach Coy and Coach San
ford, tho latter of whom Is paying par
ticular attention to the lino, boliovo
that weight is still a primo requisite.
A hard game' Is expected at West
Point Saturday and tho ontlro squad
will bo taken along. A gamo of four
sovcn-mlnuto periods was played with
the strong froBhman team today.
Princeton.
iFootball practlco of unlvorBltyilold
Wednesday was open only to under-
grnduatos. Scrlmmago work was re
Buraod, tho first team scoring two
touchdowns against tho scrubs In tho
practlco gamo. Botoro tho gamo two
lines of forwards wbro given hard
practlco in blocking and passing
through. Coach Roper Baved four oi
tho first string mon, not allowing
Pendleton, Duff, Dunlap or White to
tako part In tho gamo, and McCormlck
was only sont In for the last period.
Tho feature of tho practlco was Cap
tain Eddlo Hart's work. Ho gulled
oft somo of tho flneBt lino breaking
soon on tho field thlB season. Hart
scored both touchdowns on plungoB
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past tho subBtltuto forwards for gains
of ton yardB. In tho first period tho
varsity carried tlio ball by consistent
gains half tho length of tho field, only
to bo thrown back on two plays that
proved flxzles. Sparks and Hart
brought tho leather back to within
striking distance whon tho varsity
noxt got pooacBBlon .of it. Sparks'
work in forming Interference . wn8
wonderful.
WHAT'8 BECOME 0 8UMMER7
Well, what's becomo o' summor? Wo
was goln' right along f
With ovory day a glad ono with tho
sunshine an' tho song,
An' horo all of a sudden tho air don't
fool tho Bamc
An' yondor In the thicket tho wood-
blno turns to flame,
An no ono bvor dreamed It! Wo was
gayly movln' on
When, flrstrthlng that wo noticed
tho summertlmo was gone!
Tho hazo swings up tho valley; It
climbs across tho hill;
Tho blrdB aro flying southward, an'
ovorythlng is still;
Thoro's somo kind of a shiver that
gets you now and then,
An' warns you that old wlntor-tlme Is
comin 'round ngaln
But who would ever thought it? Why,
Summer went away
Boforo wo really knew it she was
horo just yesterday.
Well, what's becomo o' summor? Wo
was settln' In the sun
fenjoyln' all the goodness an that
minute It was donor
A something come an' whispered, an'
something came an' stood
Out yonder where the sumac turns
red, against th' wood,
An' summer up an' left us, an' novor
said good-bye
Exceptln' that th' flowers aro echoin'
her sigh,
Walter D. Nesblt, in Chicago
Evening Post
Had Cut the Time.
Wife You don't lovo me near so
much as you used to.
Husband Why do you say that?
Wife Before we were married It
took you a wholo hour to say good
night and now when you leave you can
kiss mo and catch a train all in less
than four minutes.''
His Mistake.
"John," aBks the wife, I'have you got
your umbrella cover?'1
"Suro'nswers tho capable hnw
band. "See, I'vo got It on the thing."
"Crazy I, Look what you've done.
You'vo alrnoBt ruined my new hobble
Bklrt.M Life. v
fa Lomios rubber, has Jumped 18
cents a pound. v rlt Is hard to keep
rubber within bounds.
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selected because of his ability ,as- lead-.
er he knows every point of the game to
perfection.
Tlie Mayer Bros. Coat - Sweaters for
Uni Men and Uni Young Women were
selected because they lead all others in '
style and workmanship.
selected because we know them to be
right in every detail.
Young Men's Sweater Coats '
$1.25 to $8.00
Young Womens Coat Sweaters
$3.00 to,$7.00
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MILLEFT& PAINE'S
TEA ROOM
Light Breakfast, 8:00 to 9;30-A. M.
. Luncheon, 11 :00 A. ML to 2:00 P. M.
Afternoon Tea until 6:00 P. M.
Excellent Menu
Well Cooked
IN XHJE J3ASE7VUSJ&LX
The University of Nebraska
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU WANTS STUDENTS
to do watch and jewelry work
to run small job printing press
to work Monday mornings for laundry, steady '
to handle agencies for different college proposit-
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Work Oolled For and Delivered
Vliricisor
Opon Saturday Night All Night
Suits Cleaned and Prased $1
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Auto 4728 ,
BROS.
Clothiers
Food
Moderate Prices
Y. M. C. A. Rooms
Students Work a Specialty",
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