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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT ON
MANY WOULD TRY FOR PLACES
ON NEBRA8KA TEAM.
COLLEGIATE SPORTS
By Stuart Qould
NEBRASKA SETS RECORD
- BUT TWO INELIGIBLE MEN
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I Only two mon Inollglblo In tho on
tiro football sciuad of more thuu Hixty
inon, sots a now rocord for Nebraska
and It Is bollovod a now rocord for
Missouri Valloy collogoB.
This yoay. Coach Stlohm announces
that all but two of his men stand with
perfect records at tho boglnnlng of
tho eligibility yoar, Friday. Slnco
thon ouo man has made up tho work
In which ho waB dollclont and tho
Othor will know today If his work Is
mado up or whothor or not ho will bo
allowed to play boforo studying extra
hours,
All tho regulars who performod In
Saturday's gamo had porfoct school
rocords.
bolng obliged to work hard for both
touchdowns.
In rogard to that got together build
ing of ours, Wo wish to say that In
dlaua has just complotcd ono at a
cost of $100,000. Ovor half this amount
was raised among the students.
Coach Yost of Michigan, ordored a
playor by tho namo of Waldus Narcis
sus Dickinson to get off tho gridiron
with tho romark, "Your initials get on
my norvos young man." AVhat will bo.
tho stato of his norvos whon ho moots
tho Cornhuskers with Sylvestor Shon
ka leading thorn.
SHINGUARDS
Bo thoro noxt Saturday.
A mooting of tho Wrostling club of
NobraBka will bo hold Thursday, morn
ing at 11:30 o'clock. All boys who
aro lhtoroBtod in tho sport aro urged
to attond tho mooting and got ac
qualntod with tho mon of tho toam
and tho head of tho club, O. W. Miller.
Nebraska's scrubs wont and saw and
oonquorod at Poru, Saturday, trim
ming tho Normal school olovon of that
olty 11 to 0. Tho gamo was Bloody
all through, tho Cornhuskor scrubs
Dog Eager has at last arrived at
that stago of life when ho needs a
guardian during tho football season.
Eagor was riding in that most scrump
tious snort cart of his past tho Dolta
Tau houso Saturday, and seeing John
McGurk or tho fraternity arrayed In a
football suit, ho mado a (IubIi for tho
goal. McQurk tacklod tho machine,
but wub unable to down, getting
bumped by our busy little managor.
EXTEN8ION AT MISSOURI.
A progrosslvo oxtonsion bureau has
boon organlzod in connection with tho
Untvorslty of Missouri.
Extension contors aro located In all
towns whore intorost in tho work is
Bhown. Ninotoon now subjoots have
Just boon added to tho curriculum, and
a traveling toachor now keops busy
locturlng to tho study groups.
Shower bathB at Green's Darbor
Shop, 120 No. 11th.
Enthusiasm Is strong for tho men's
fall tennis tournamont. Twonty-six
men have already entered and more
nro expected to Blgn up today. Play
will begin this afternoon and all
.matches will bo played off as soon as
posBiblo, on account of tho possibil
ity of rainy weather spoiling tho
courts.
Tonnis Is tho only intercollegiate
gamo In which froshmen aro oliglblo
to compote, as it comes undor tho list
of minor collogo sports. Honco many
of tho first year mon aro handing tholr
names In at tho Rag ofllce.
So far tho University has but thrco
courts and tholr condition at tho pros
ont timo is good, although . thoro aro
many small pebbles and bits of ce
ment on thorn.
Smith Will Play.
Capt. II. L. Smith will bo tho only
man of last year's toam who -will bo
back noxt spring, although both Tate
and Qoodbody aro in school at tho
proaont timo.
Drawings woro mado this jnornlng
and nro posted on n window of tho
library near tho tennis courts. Pol
lowing Is tho list of entrants in tho
tournoy: W. Bdck, Q. C. Proud, It. P.
Curtis, A. H. Hlltner, C. P. Andrews,
G, M. Soomann, "P. C. McConnoll, Rod
ger McCullough, Phil McCollough, R.
O. JackBon, Haggort, II. M. Davis, Sam
Waugh, R. H. Plnloy, O. H. Williams,
R. D. Plory, W. B. Harm, Oliver Hath
away, L. R. Robinson, J. T. Tato, M. P.
Qoodbody, Prooman, W. E. t.iborman,
L. T. Hunt, P. R. Trumbull, H. Gootzo.
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Cotner Returns.
S. 6. Cotnor, odltor of tho Dally No
braskan during tho last semester, has
resumed his work In tho Law Collogo.
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With KYRLE BELLEW In
"Tho Mollusc" at tho Oliver
Thursday Night
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