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Tlio oponltiK of tlio hciihoii but u
wook away, MikIh NolmiHlui with un
UBtuil HtrutiKtli In Homo places and un
certainty in the back Hold.
The lino Ih one of tlio boat ma
ohlnoH that tho CornhuakorB havo over
boaBted.
Tho jioHBlblllty of Klllott leaving
Hchool may rob Nebraska of a tower
of strength In tho center position, but
with Hornbergcr and Froltag to do
duty there, no trouble should ariso.
Plenty of Material.
Thero is plenty of other good lino
material and Chauuer and Lofgren
fill In the ends. Potter, Ernest Frank
and Mulligan aro working for tho
quarterback honor, all three being
good men. Potter 1b tho heaviest of
tho three and has a little ndvantago
over tho other two because of weight.
Ptirdy will take full this y(ear If ho
keeps up tho paco ho has set and at
tho halves Owen Frank, RusboII and
Hacely aro working lmrd.
Team Not Yet Picked.
Coach Stlehm Is not conceding that
any man has won a position as yet.
Captain Shonka and Harmon, tho two
tackles, are the strongest seated, but
in tho backflold changes are liable
any time.
Tho plan of tho Thursday practice
gameB should produco more school
spirit, moro Interest In tho team, and
bring out bigger crowds than any Idea
tried for years.
Many Free Games.
Tho student body will be admitted
freo to tho games and cheer leaders
will bo chosen to lead some rooting
on each day. The event will bo one
,of the big wookly gatherings of the
school. - . .
SHINGUARDS
Say, Dog Eager, does tho band play
at tho games this year?
Now really, wo don't wish to appear
rude and curious, "But havo you
bought that season ticket?" ,
Feels kind of good to think there
1b a game today to go to. Remember
the Joys of football of last year?
TIow about getting out sixty or
more football gladiators to clear a
pathway for tho Prosldont Monday?
"Jelly Elliott has not left yet, so
there is still hopo In spite of tho
obituary notice set in typo about him.
Stick with ub, Jolly, we llko you.
Tho presB agent for these cross
country runners Bays that they aro
starting with short distances at first.
Does ho call a three and one-half mile
run short?
Just because tho waiter gives you a
sharp knife It's no sign tho meat is
tough. Wo're going to havo a good
team tills year 'causo wo havo a work
er for a coach and lots of good men.
Cheer up and como today.
From tho efficient manner In which
these frat fiends tackle and down un
suspecting Freshmen and furnish their
Interference while on tho way to
pledging goal, why not look anions
tho Greeks for some football material.
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Miller & Palno Tea Room.
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"JELLY" ELLIOTT MAY
LEAVE FOR FAR WEST
Nebraska appears to- bo having a
run of hard luck in football this year,
for now it lookB as if "Jolly" Elliott,
ono of tho lot! or men of tho Cornhusk
ers, and rolled upon to hold down tho
center position with Hornbergcr this
fall, may leave school.
Elliott has not definitely decided to
go as yet, In fnct will not leavo unless
absolutely necessary. Ho has an es
tablished law practice in Klamath
Falls, Oregon, In connection with his
uncle, who writes that tho big center
is needed thore.
Don't Want To Go.
"I don't want to leavo unless it Is
necesBary, and will probably know
within a week," said Elliott Friday.
Elliott won his letter In 1909 In tho
Denver game, when ho savod the day
for tho Cornhuskers by downing the
Denver half on tho three-yard lino
after ho had passed all tho others of
tho NobraskanB. Since then, tho big
center has had a warm spot In tho
hearts of all Nebraska rooters.
Elliott and Hornbergcr It was
thought had effectually settled tho
"JELLY" ELLIOTT.
perplexing question of tho center of
the lino this year, but If Elliott leaves
it will make fresh worry for hard
working Coach Stiehm.
Elliott a Wrestler.
Besides being tho great football
player ho is, Elliott holds tho Missouri
Valley conference heavyweight wrest
ling championship, which ho won last
spring In Minneapolis.
Elliott has been three years at Ne
braska, two of which ho has been in
football. His Iobb would be felt not
only by tho football squad, but by his
many friends. Stay if you can, Elliott,
tho best wishes of all aro with you.
OUT FOR CROSS-COUNTRY.
Tho call for cross-country men waB
anawered' by a largo and enthusiastic
turnout. Coach Stlehm, Captain An
derson and Swanson of last year's
team, Bpoko to tho fellows, t has
been arranged bo that squads work
at eleven, four and'flvo o'clock. Tho
present workout consists of short
runs which will be lengthened lir a
week or ten days.
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