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COLLEGIATE SPORTS
By Stuart Gould
STRQNGJDEFENSIVE TEAM
Dofonslvo Bcrlmmago work occupied
tho major portion of tho day's prnc
tlco TuoBday, tho first scrimmage hold
flinco tho gamo Saturday. Coach
Stiohm Boomod to ronllzo that his
toam wnH oftonslvoly strong and was
woak in its dofonso and tho scrubs
played tho bull for twonty minutes
straight rogardloBS of rules of downs,
In practicing tho CornluiBkers in de
fending thoir goal.
At tho ond of tho practico tho stono
wall proaontod by tho rogularB was
unbroakablo and no gain could bo
mado by tho scrubs. Tho Varsity thon
took tho ball, almost on their own
goal lino and in four downs pushed it
over tho oppoBlto goal.
Tests Offense.
Stiohm tostod tho offensive work of
his toam thoroughly by placing ovory
man of tho scrubs on thoir ono-yard
lino, making a dofensq throo deep for
tho Cornhuskors to break through.
TImo aftor time tho husky Nebraska
baokflold plowed through it for a
touchdown.
AU tho offorts of tho Cornhuakor
olovon aro to bo dlroctod towards tho
scalp of Minnesota from this point on
to tho hour that Nebraska moots tho
Qophors In Minneapolis on Octobor 21.
Tho Kansas Agglos, who arrlvo hero
Saturday to tacklo Nebraska aro not
bolng belittled, but as Nobraska 1b al
most suro of that gamo tho toam will
bo saved for tho big gamo on the Sat
urday following.
Qoorgo Bros., ongravlng, monogram
stationery, danco programs.
8P0RTINQ CALENDAR.
Today.
Tonnls tournamont.
Football practico, 3:30 p. m.
Thursday.
FroBhmim toam moots Cornhuskors
in practico gamo, 3:30 o'clock.
Tonnls.
Wrestling and boxing clubB moot in
Armory, 11:30 o'clock.
Friday.
Tonnls.
Football practico, 3:30 p. m.
Got your soason ticket.
Saturday.
Morning. Tonnls.
Aftornoou: CornhuskorB moot Kan
sas Agglos at Nebraska Field, 3:30
o'clock.
SEASON TICKET DISPOSAL
GOES SLOWLY AT NEBRASKA
Flvo hundred BeaBon tlckots to tho
athletic ovontB of tho yoar havo been
sold to students of tho University of
Nebraska. Ono out of ovory oight
persons In the BChool has dug down in
his Joans and bought himself n ticket
fiOO bought out of moro than 4,000
onrollod.
Missouri soils season tickets essen
tiality tho aarao as Nebraska's. Half
of tho universities and colleges in tho
country soil thorn and practically
ovory ono of thorn soils comparatively
twico tho number that aro sold at Ne
braska. As an illustration Missouri
has Bold moro than 1,100 tlckots al
ready and expects to soil closo to
2,000.
The enrollment of the University of
Missouri Is not appreciably larger
than Nebraska, is It?
Managor Karl O. Eager is tho au
thority for tho Btatomont that admis
sion to tho Missouri and Michigan
gamos at Nebraska Field will cost
nearly as much If not moro, than sea
son tlckots for students to all games
and to all ovents will cost.
You do not want to miss either of
those games and thoro aro othor
ovents of tho yoar that will make that
season ticket look awfully good.
Think it over carefully. Maybe you
missed tho gamo laBt Saturday be
caiiBo you thought you would save
your monoy for the big gamos. Go to
thorn all, it costs no moro.
Those tickets can be obtained at
the Temple Y. M. C. A., or at the
Co-Op Book store. Get one.
Beckman Bros., 1107 O St., do Elec
tric Shoo Repairing while you wait.
FACULTY RULING-&TANDS.
Student Organizations Must Abandon
Week Night Meetings.
Soo Los Hydo when In need of pro
grams, monus and othor printing.
NOTICE.
...The following classes In Rhet-
orlc One, sections 1, 2, 9 and 11,
Chemistry 7, and American Hls-
tory 29, section 1, reciting at ten
o'clock, will hereafter recite In
U 303. Section 4 of Rhetoric 1,
will be transferred to U 204.
Tho Committeo on Student Organi
zations hold a mooting Saturday morn
ing. DIbcubbIoii was hold on the ad
visibility of retaining tho ruling of
last spring. By this, all student or
ganizations aro requlrod to hold thoir
meetings on Friday or Saturday even
ings. Two clubs had ontored com
plaints and asked that they might
meot on othor nights. 'Aftor duo con
sideration, tho commlttoo decided to
retain thoir former ruling, for a tlmo
at least. Exception will bo gladly
made,, however, In the case of an out
side speaker who cannot bo obtained
on thoso evenings.
WRESTLING CLUB TO MEET.
All men interested In wrestling
.meet at the Armory, Thursday morn
ing, 11:30 o'clock. That's tomorrow.
O. W. MILLER,
Acting Presldent.N
R. O. Wardo, barber, Woods, 1206 O. tf
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ISABEL IRVING
With KYRLE BELLEW In
"Tho Mollusc" at the Oliver
Thursday Night
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Qive us a trial. $3.50 per week.
THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK
4 psr cent Interest Paid on deposit
$1.00 Opens an Account
With tho First National Bank,
Cor. 10th and O.
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