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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1910)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN e i; ; jl I I u '. ft I photo, rathor faded, shows "John WcBtovor, Loft Guard, Lincoln High School, 1807." This early ono of tho Nebraska veteran, captain and assist ant coach, is supplemented by numer ous later pictures. Manager "Dog" Eagor is prominent in many of tho pictures, both as a player in his oarly years and as manngor of nthlotics for tho past flvo years. Other Pictures. Pictures of the basoball, basket-ball and track teams also rrin bo found but not in so large a quantity as thoso of tho followers of tho pigBkln. Pic tures of captains and players have beon gathered togothor, to some de gree but they havo beon harder to unearth than thoso of tho fqotball teams. This is probably duo to tho fact that Managor Eagor, who has been in chargo of tho collection work, has beon closer in touch with tho foot ball vetoranB and thoroforo has found It much easier to collect tho desired football rolics. Ho is always glad to UBBBBBBBBBBBB?"dr Schedules and lists of victories aro alBo kept posted. The 8crap Book. Tho great scrap book, containing newspaper comments, accounts of gamos (victorious and othorwiso), cartoons, posters, hand bills, pro grams, scoro books, photographs of tho games in progress and pictures of opposing teams, is most interesting. It is a great big memory book, kept up for tho benefit of futuro genera tions of studonts. In it Nebraska is at time,s criticised, then vindicated by a great victory. Full pago cartoons and photographs havo been preserved within tho covers of this book. Clip pings from tho Dally Nebraskan nnd other college papers aro to bo found. It Is a groat book of tho athletic his tory of tho University of Nebraska. Tho trophy room Is not largo. It Is not ontlroly filled with treasures. It Is not tho greatest collection of ath letic prizes on tho globe, but it Is In creasing In slzo and Importance as tho years pass. Every season adds now treasures which tho "Nebraska spirit" has longed for, worked for and finally earned. It Is only fitting that Ne braska Bhould so honor her veterans, who, because of lovo for her, have trained, fought, and won. Tho National Municipal league has offered an annual prize of $100 to tho Btudent offering tho beBt essay on po lico systems. THE ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY ELEVEN (Continued from pago 1.) convictions, fierce In enthusiasm, vir ile In tliought and manner. Yet he Is at heart na co'nsiderate and tender as a woman; his manners, actions and conversation aro clean and lnvlgora ated by high ideals. Tho football field is the Training'" school-of-charaotop-for sixty to ono hundred of Nebraska's young men each year, and no bettor mentor and guide was ever provided for such a college of manllnesB than Ib Cole. S. P. DOBBS. WALT MUSIC THE MUSIC MAN ALSO FIDDLER OODLES OF THE I00D KIND AT 1215 0 STREET Alt the Quality and Alt the Style the clothing manufacturers have sent out this season is sewed into our "Fash ion" Suits. Yet the price is 20 lower here than in the high rent dis trict. I Don't you think you should get . acquainted with us? I If you do, the acquaintance will prove mutually pleasant and profitable. WE SAVE YOU MONEY Speie & Simon N. E. Cor. 10th and O Sts. MANAGER "DOG" EAGER The Man Who Sells Student Tickets and Is Boosting for a Monster Athletic Field. receive additions to the CornhuBker collection, no matter which sport they 'represent. Baseball, basket-ball and track pictures, not now in tho collec tion, will no doubt be presented by players when they loam that such a trophy collection is In need. Numerous largo window posters, containing pictures of tho men, have beon saved for tho collection. Some -of thorn aro largo and somo small, but all show that thoy have been used. These posters aro of tho sort whlcli 'clothlng stores and sporting goods houses put in thoir most prominent window to do honor to the, team. Thoy are a highly valuablo part of the his torical collection. A few pennants and somo bunting may also bo found In tho room. Ono old flag Is in shreds. Fencing shields, relay raco shields and track meet Bhlelds havo boon won. Ono of thom is .marked "Inter collegiate cross country run." An other shows that a Nebraska relay team was successful in an ancient one mile relay raco for championship in the valley. A third Interesting shield Is Jnscrjbed, "Dual track meet, Ne braska 59 Kansas 58." Panels Bhow tho up-to-dato records for "Charter day" meets, University track jind Gold athletics, and tho Mis souri valley v track records. Small cards aro slipped In or out of tho pan velB, as now records aro established. Athletics at Yaie cost $104,945, ac cording to the annual report of tho financial secretary of tho Yalo Ath letic association. 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