THE DAILY NEBRASKA i - f!S COLLEGIATE SPORTS By Stuart'Qould GORNHUSKER R00TERS1ET NO RATES TOJINNEAPOLIS Cornhuflkor rootors, who wish to mako tho trip to Minneapolis, will havo to pay tho full faro to tho Minne sota camp this year unless Bomobody takoB action and gets a low rato for tho Nohraska rootors who want to go to soo their team moot tho Gophers. No arrungomontB woro mado this your for any special train as it was not thought that thero would ho onough Nebraska students who would mako tho trip and tho full faro thoro und roturn makos It almost prohibitive. 8tudcntB Want to Qo. Talk of tho trip around tho campus Indicates thut thoro aro a number of tho supporters of tho scarlet and croam who would havo gladly gone to tho gamo hud thero boon any rato that 'would havo. made it poBslblo. Mana ger Eagor had such troublo finding, sufllclent number of peoplo to tako tho train tho last tlmo ho chartered ono that ho did not fcol ho would tako tho risk this season. Thoro will bo twonty-flvo In tho offi cial party of Cornhuskors to go aftor tho scalps of tho Gophors, and possl bly a fow rootorB will go uIbo. Sovoral of tho groups of students of tho school havo boon quietly figuring how many thoy could got to go In cubo any rato could havo boon obtained, but It looks as if tho rogular faro of $16.20 is tho best that tho rootorB will get. It. O. Wardo, harbor, Woods, 1206 O. tf CORNHUSKERS TOO SPEEDY FOR MANHATTAN ELEVEN Proving ltsolf a wonderfully devel oped offensive football machine the Cornhuskors walloped tho Kansas Aggies 59 to 0 on Nebraska Field, Sat urday. Tho work of tho backflold devolopod this Boason by Coach Stlohm was tho wonder of tho Bpectators all through the game, the porfect interferonco of tho CornhuskerB combined with tho spoed of individual players bringing ono tally aftor another to tho credit I of Nebraska. Tho Kansas Aggies team camo up hero with the expectation of losing tho game, 25 or 30 to nothing, al though two or threo of tho Aggies woro optimistic onough to hope for a touch down on tho CornhuBkors. The score piled up on tho Manhattan oloven is a neat little testimonial to tho work Uono by Stlohm and tho team In tho paBt week. Rncclcy a Cornhusker Find. Itacoloy, tho track man football playor, proved himself more than worthy of his name, making four touchdowns, tho fust Cornhuskors In tho backflold providing him perfect interferonco for tho first thirty yards; and from there on llaceley simply ran away and loft tho Kansans gazing after him. Owon Prank starred In his usual good gamo, racing clear across tho- flold for a touchdown. Russell made an 8:$-yard dash for another touch down, and Indeed tho wholo backflold showod ltsolf more than worthy of tho tltlo of tho Valloy champs. Nebraska's 8howing. Fumbling was a littlo more frequent than tho Cornhuskor supports wished, to seo it, and In straight football thoy did not hit tho lino for tho gains that might rightly havo boon oxpoctod. Tho Aggies played lowor than the Corn huskers and not an Inch did thoy' re linquish until it had been fairly earned by Nebraska. Nebraska's showing in tho gamo has, howover, raised tho hopes of tho school, and thoro is not a student who doos not bollevo that his team can whip Minnosota. Tho Cornhuskers look llko a bottoi4 team, with a good lino, a speedy backflold and sovoral stars of largo magnitude to lead their teammates against tho Gophers. SHINGUARDS Anyway Tho Band 1b going! Fre8h-8oph Gridiron Game. Freshman and Sophomore athleteB who havo their mlndB sot on tho Olympics aro pulling for an lntorclass football gamo as one part of tho day'B program. Tho ono objection to the football contest is that only olovon men can play on ono sido and that it takos up all tho' flold, whon other sportB in which all tho class might join might bo hold on tho- flold. C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St. tf Wo aro going to beat Minnosota. Think,rthat all this week. No excursion to Minnesota thiB year but begfn saving your money for ICan-sas. Tickots to tho Michigan and Mis souri games aro on sale at Harloy'B. Michigan gamo reserved seats aro $2.00; box seats, $2.50. Missouri gamo reserved seats are $1.50; box Boats, $2.00. How about that Freshman-Sopho-moro football gamo. Can you boat tho Fresh team you Sophs. Wo understand that two bright youths mado away with two season tickots from tho Co-Op. Shows somo body wants season tickets anyway. Bet you wished you had ono laBt Saturday. Oh! you team. Darn right wo'ro proud of you. Save up ono night this week to soo tho team off for Minneapolis. 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