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WRESTLERS JELECI MILLER
THEY WILL HOLD TOURNAMENTS
BOOST MI880URI VALLEY
CONTEST BY ENDOR8E-
MENT.
O. W. Mlllor was elected' preaidont
of the University Wrestling and Box
ing club at the initial meeting of this
year, hold at the Armory Thursday
morning. PlanB were laid for a live
ly year in both sports by the fifty ath
letes present'.
A local wrestling tournament, open
to the throe classes of wrestlers, light,
middle and heavy weights, will be the
big event of tho season In Lincoln,
probably held late in tho year.
League 8lowly Being Formed.
A Missouri Valley wrestling league
is being formed and although it may
not materialize In time to hold a moot
this year, tho University club is tak
ing it up and will send its endorse
ment when tho matter Is broached to
tho conference.
Tho wrestling team of Nebraska
will represent this school In tho WoBtr
orn Intercollegiate meet this year as
in former years. Tho men will bo
glvon places on their showings In tho
Ideal tournaments.
Dr. R. G. Clapp spoke to tho meet
ing, telling tho members tho rules of
the club and tho best methods of get
ting results from their work. Tho
next meeting will bo hold at tho close
of tho football season. Tho wrestlers
began their work in tho gymnasium
last 7aek.
KAN8AS AGGIE8 COMING
TO TACKLE CORNHUSKER8
C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St tf
NEW MANDOLIN CLUE FORMED
STRING AND PICK ARTISTS TO OR
GANIZE UNDER ROWLAND
THOMA8.
(Continued from pago 1.)
hotter. Jerry Warner will probably
not play Saturday as ho is not in tho
best of shapo and cannot risk being
injured meaning heavy work to bo
put on P6tter.
Secret Practice.
Thursday night tho Cornhuskors
wont into secret formation and sig
nal practice in tho Armory, and new
plays will surprise the Manhattaners
when they lino up on Nebraska Field.
The team work of tho Cornhuskors is
slowly Improving, but Coach Stlohm 1b
in no way satisfied with tho weakness
of the dofenso that tho lino puts up.
Tho CornhiiBkers aro doped to win
Saturday's game, but tho size of the
Bcoro will be no such runaway as the
game of last Saturday.
Come Out and Root.
Tho boys aro asking rooting aid to
help win this game. Tho team is now,
and a big cheer from tho grandstand
will Bound awfully good to them if
it comes just when things aro going
a little hard against tho Scarlet and
Cream.
Get yourself a ticket a season
ticket If you haven't It already and
get out to the game.
(UTR1GHT HEADS SOPHS
(Continued from page 1.)
also stated his intontion, if elected,
to give everyone a fair chance, ro
gardless of party or society.
Tho vote was held, with very little
"stufllng," although somo wero suspi
cious. Tho count showed 140 for Cut
right, and 106 for Kruso.
GYM CLASSES BEGIN.
C. C. Reynolds Succeeds Field as As
sistant Physical Director.
Permanent organization of a Uni
versity Mandolin club will bo effected
next week, when all mon Interested In
banjo, guitar or mandolin will moot.
Rowland Thomas, '13, manager of tho
club. Is already arranging for tho
meeting, which will take place at 1216
H street.
Francis Potter of Omaha will in
struct tho club twice a week if a suffi
cient number of men indicate their
interest. As a good mandolin club is
a necessary and valuable adjunct to a
largo University like Nebraska, all
men talented in' this llnoare expected
to enlist vwith Thomas to" promote tho
organization.
If you want Hagenslck's orchestra,
mako your dates early, Phone Auto
2990. ' 1410t
Classes In gymnastics have begun
after a long siego of medical examina
tions. Tho new Instructor, C. C. Rey
nolds, succeeds Mr. O. F. Field, who
resigned at tho closo of last year.
Mr. Reynolds is an experienced man
in gymnastic training, having been on
gaged in gym work for eight years.
Ho was physical director in tho Y. M.
0. A.'s of Dayton, Ohio, St. Louis and
several other cities, and thoroughly
understands tho lino of work in which
he is engaged in the University.
UNIVER8ITY WRE8TLER8 MEET.
Forty-ono wrestlors turned out to
tho meeting in Dr. Clapp'a office
Thursday morning. Otto Miller was
olected president of' tho club for the
year and plans were discussed rela
tive to weights, medals and dates for
coming meets, i
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