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v.y? r-S-CT! THE DAILY KEBEASKAN "v.rs 14jrf" ,,P' " c i R M COLLEGIATE SPORTS Edited by Gould VARSITY SCRUBS IN SCRIMMAGE PRACTICE Winding up tlio afternoon with tin olghtoon to six scoro on tho Scrubs, tho CornhuHkors concluded tho bcBt day's practlco thoy have done up to dato Wednesday evening. Coach Sttohtn varied tho lineup continually, trying out all his men, and drilled tho squad timo and tltno again through tho plays that will bo UBod in tho game today and 'Satur day. Each movo of oach play waB gono over in caroful dotall and ox plained by tho coach, and tho tost of tho cooking wag ) trlod as is always tho caso on dog the Scrubs. Team Work Better. Tho team work of the VarBlty cloven appeared much bottor, both in glngor and In precision, Wednosday, than heretofore. Plays wont off In good shapo, and it roally boglns to look liko a. football olovon. Coach Stiohm said not a word as to how practlco was going, but all through tho day'B workout, his "good work" call was to bo heard oftener than on former days. No Eleven Chosen Yet. No announcement of any rogular olovon men will bo made either today or Saturday until just a fow momonts boforo tho team Mob onto tho Hold. Tho toam will, of courso, consist of tho rogular playorB, but who will play the positions will not bo known until tho toam lino up on tho Hold. In both today's and Saturday's games tho coach plans to play as many men on tho positions aB poBsiblo and givo thorn a trial. AMES LINE8 UP STRONG. -Appears... XQJ3e In Best 8hape for Many Years. Ames Is in a position to give any team in tho Missouri Valloy confer ence a run for tho supremacy this yoar. Thoy havo a largo number of yoar'B toam back on tho Hold, hoavior, faBtor and stronger than over before. Up to dato tho oxact lineup is an unknown quantity. Thoy havo Busty Hart, captain; Chappoll, Rlngholm and Rutlodge, all of whom aro playing tholr last year with tho Amos aggre gation. Juhl, Hunt, McDonald and Vincent aro also mon out of tho Var sity last yoar. Woyrach and Burgo, former Iowa mon, aro also on tho flold and aro making somo of tho old mon work hard to hold tholr Jobs. Bfon nan Is laid up with a broken shoulder and Buck Hurst, who played quarter last year, is out of tho gamo for a while, nursing tho remnants of an appendix. Williams, tho coach, Is throwing in a bunch pf Bhlft and trick plays, just to.mako things hard. Syracuse Takes Up Rowfng. Tho University of Syracuse has ap propriated a soctlon of tho Erie canal for fall rowing practice in 1912. Thoy also announce that a race Is to bo scheduled with olthor Prlncoton or Yale, The Junior crow will be en tered in the American Henley, this yoar. Missouri Playing Good Ball. , Missouri totaled 130 yards in line '; plunges alone lit defeating William v Jewell college. Hackney of the Tlgors made three field goals besides two twenty-yard end runs. " Tennis Girls to Meet. Tljo girls tennis club' will meet in Nebraska hall at 5 o'clock Friday. All members should be present. FRESHMAN MEET VARSITY ON NEBRASKA FIELO TODAY Get out ali your glad rags and your old rooting flags for today tho Corn buskers moot tho Freshmen in the Bocond practice gamo of the year. Tho Froahmeh squad is after re vongo for tho walloping tho VarBlty handed t last Saturday. Coach Rath bono has boon working hard with his FroBhmon and it will bo a gamo worth Booing. Now show up at Nobraska Field liko a loyal Nebraskan, and get some truo Cornhusqer spirit, at least. Ad mission is freo. Come out and see tho field nnd the now grandstand, root olthor for tho Varsity or tho Fresh men, seo how finely organized the Nobraska olovon is, oven at this stage. Tho lineup of tho two teams will be tho same as tho ono of last Saturday but Coach Rathbono declares that his spoody littlo Froshmon squad didn't havo a fair chanco agalnBt the heavlor Varsity bunch In tho mud of tho first gamo. Get out and seo tho game. This aftornoon at 3:. 10 o'clock at Nebraska Flold. All students should visit the "Col logo Inn Barber Shop at 127 North 12th. S. L. Chaplin, Prop. SHINGUARDS Tiresome to do this, but "ABOUT THAT SEASON TICKET?" Drake University has taken up soc cbr. "Sock 'em." - Kansas is building a. Jiojygrantl stand. "We'll bo thoro, Jayhawkers, for that gamo at Lawronce." We'll moot you at Nobraska Flold thiB aftornoon. Yes, at 3:30 o'clock. And bo -there, If you come in an am bulance DIED U. Knockor. Wo present our rogrots, but it's for tho community's good. Wo hafo to express In public our opinion of tho guy. Did you notice that Kansas story? BUT, did you ovor boo tho yoar that Kansas did not cbmo ncross with a toam that was tl.ter than good? Bob Hawloy's bunch of yelling Co mancho rootorB, moots on the campus at noon. Tho rest of ub leave on- a- mornlng train. But you've got tho right spirit, you yollers. We're for you. Jay Hunt,-who played on the Fresh men team lioro two yoars ago,, is try ing out for quarter with the Kansas Agglos, and It looks as If he will be tho man who will appear here a week from Saturday with tho 'Manhattan Bquad. Protty tough to educate ''em and then havo to wallop 'em. There's mighty few business men and women In Nebraska from the way those season tickets sell. Six football games, .or six of any kind of athlotlc contests cost you $3.00. So does tho season ticket -to twenty-four events. Want us to draw a diagram of it? BAKER'S CAFE, 'tho best In 'the west." Reasons why. Best meats, beBt 'coffee, modorato prices. Best orchestra very evening, AHRENS OF KANSAS LEAVESfllR BELLVILLE Ahrons, tho big University of Kan sas football man, who was expected to fill tho conter position again this year for tho Jayhawkers, has left school for his home In Belleville, Kan sas,, and declares ho will not return Alirens loft a week ago Monday, but at first It was thought to be only a temporary Iobs. Word from tho hus ky lineman states that thoro will bo anothor center at Kansas thiB year . Davidson, a -promising man, is now passing tho ball for tho KanBas prac tice, but tho loss of AhronB will mean a big hole in tho Kansas line. David son had been considered aB a possible man at center and the coaoh planned to shift AhronB to guard or tackle, where ho would bo mqro useful. Ammons and Brownlee are practi cally surq of the ends, and Balrd will play his old guard. Hell at Quarter. Hell, last years quarter for the Jayhawkers, will be in his old place and tho two Woodbury brothers have boon choBon as tho two halfbacks. Stuewe, fullback on tho Freshmen toam of last year at Kansas, Is report ed to be tho find of tho season at that school and will probably make tho place, Wilson and Dolany, on ac count of tholr kicking ability, will make tho sqtd. Tho Hyde prlntery. 1331 P St., up-to-dato printing of all kinds. CADET TANS at $3.50, $4.00, and $5.00 sold by Beckman Bros. 1107 O Electric Shoe Repairing While YbHWalt it SPA Try rt lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan. CityY.M.C.A. 13th and P. Ocker Engraving Co. Engraved invitation in 48 hours if necessary Room 316 Brownell Blk. have: EVANS Do Your Laundry SIMMONS the PRINTER PRINTING ENGRAVING w emBossiNG Auto. 3319. 317 South lath St. Wet Li THE MUSIC MAN Stand for tke Best in SHEET MUSIC DO YOU REALIZE THAT These are the men that make this paper possible.? 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