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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1911)
,nS"'P"J wltJKW',j fci ,. ' - ' T' V'TV"!'- rT"f7K3.f,;W)y,r' ' '4.; '- 71" --j-' , .. jiaqgl3?JlPa lJff. '.J4J-A.TJ -1li1 KH'S' lifliMnmMiHWW I"' I - "" '"" i. Wlyi i4ifc if aaii - - THE DAILY NEBEASKAN ammn. v wvMr?i?imnvi'iwj'jMnw.i COLLEGIATE SPORTS By Stuart STIEHM'S FOOTBALLERS TRAININGJFOR MISSOURI Back practicing on homo grounds tho CornhUBkors aro rapidly develop lng a Hcrios of now attacking plays and a defensive organization that will dofy tho Tigers' most HtrcnuouB at tompts to got within striking distance of tho goal. Coach Stlohm and his men aro not In any way dlBhoartonod hy tholr de feat of Saturday, hut aro going aftor tho MlBBouri Valloy title with re doubled energy and spirit. Practice Snappy. Practice went off with snap and Btylo Tuesday at tho Farm, grounds, tho toam gottlng into all forms of the practice game, punting, passing, signal work, and scrimmago play. Soveral now plays wore tried out, tho coach playing each one over many times, bo that tho difficult passes and copies: naturo of tho systems to ho used against tho TigorB would bo thorough ly understood. Stlohm 1b slowly developing moro spood In tho lino and moro precision in the backflold of tho Nebraska olovon, tho two -weak points. Tho llnomcn aro learning to opon up holes In tho opposing team's dofonso und bottor than that, tho dofenso of tho Nobraska lino is much bottor today than it was a week ago. Warner Playing. Warner is out for practice, playing in his rogular position In spite of tho acoldpnt to IiIb nose last Saturday, and tho Tost of tho team seems to havo como through tho fray In flno condi tion, duo chiefly to tho fact that tho wholo squad was in lit shapo whon It loft hero for Minnesota. Potter, tho follow worker of Warner, Is handling tho ball fast and well and bidB fair to bocomo as adopt at tho position as Jorry. MlBBouri 1b playing Nobraska at nor own gamo and tho Cornhuskorfl will Buroly havo to bo bottor than tho Ti gorB to win. Tho Missouri team has a strong line, as good a lino as Ne braska's, and tho backflold is prob ably ovory bit well at least almost as speedy as tho Cornhuskors'. Wei) Matched. So it will bo a case of Greek meet ing Gre'ok. Nebraska will havo to simply make tho paco too fast and too hot for Missouri and that will bo some fast. Tho Tigers aro now in as good shape as when thoy had Hack ney In tho lineup, and possibly ho may play hero. In tho Ames gamo Mis souri doclaroB it was crippled because slnco losing Hackney It has boon forcod to dovolop now Btylos of play. Those plays will bo woll In hand whon thoy como to Lincoln. Bo there and help win. WITH OTHER COLLEGES. Iowa plays Minnesota noxt Satur day. Iowa state Ib planning a now $300, 000 physics building. Indiana Unl requires a certain swimming grade before graduation. Michigan held Its annual sophomore-freshman scrap last Saturday. Tho seniors at Denver University aro planning to hold dedication core monies Tvhon thojr present tholr me morial to tho institution. Tho forestry department of tho Unl of Michigan planted two thousand seedlings for tho purpose of study. Tho sophomore-freshman class scrap was hold last Saturday at tho Unl of Colorado. Drake University claims tho largest library in tho world,. Additions were made this summer. Gould NEBRASKA'S DEFEAT MAKES AMES CONFIDENT Ames, la., Oct. 23. MlBBouri Valloy championship stock at Ames took u sudden boost Saturday night at G o'ejock, when tho telegraph flashed the hews that Minnesota had walloped Nebraska by a far larger scoro than tho Gophers had been able to run up on tho Farmer team. . Nebraska Sill Feared. Coupled with Ames' victory over Missouri it haB put confidence in both tho team and tho student body and it looks now as if Ames had moro than a fair chance for tho Missouri Valley title. But as Couch Williams 'remarked when tho score was told him, "dope don't count when we get up against tho (Cornhuskors. We aro going to havo tho gamo of tho season with Nobraska and we havo to got down and work to defeat tho champions." Ames has two weeks left in which to preparo for the Cornhuskors and every moment will bo ono of work. Noxt Saturday tho Farmors moot Grlnnell, which school they expect to defeat by a big Bcoro. Lineup Undecided. The llnoup for the Ames-Nebraska gamo 1b uncertain, as Coach Williams is busy developing many substitutes in order to maintain tho strength of the team in case of any accidents. Tho offensive play of Amos will bo ono of the points of tho toam'B play ing, which will bo especially strength ened In tho coming week-as tho Farm or coach realizes that If his toam is going to win it will havo to bo by putting tho Cornhuskors upon tho do fenslve as far as possible. EDWARD E. SMITH, Ames. SHINGUARDS Aha!! A rully Thursday. Wo can lick tho man that Bays they'ro no fun. MlBBouri 1b coming up to win that gamo. My gracious! Hop to It, Corn buskers! Aro wo strong for tho girls? Woll thgy'ro rooting lots and that's what wo want. . Running out of Shlnguards? Have to try forward passes. Tho Hydo Prlntory, 1331 P St., up todato printing of all kinds. Basketball Started at Ames. Basketball practice has been started at Amos already. Tho Iowa Bchool has dotermlned to make a strong bid for tho Valloy tltlo In that Bport In splto of tho fact that To Voltrup, captain and star center, has loft school for California. R. O. Wardo, barber, Woods, 120G O. tf Senior Football. Tho senior football team Is work ing hard for tho class championship. Tho toam has been called out for prac tice ovory evening at 5 o'clock, on tho field north of the Elbraryr THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 per cent Interest, PaId on d8P8ll jiOO Opens an Account With tho First National Bank, Cor. 10th and O. RALLY FOR MISSOOR MA88 MEETING HELD THURSDAY IN PREPARATION FOR TIGER8. Songs, speeches, yells, and our own littlo grandstand brass band will break forth In Memorial hall Thursday In Iho second big mass mooting this year this ono to prepare for tho Mis souri game. Thursday at 11:00 o'clock thoro will start ono hour of real special fireworks of enthusiasm for tho big Tigor game and you want to bo ono of tho bunch. Thoro will bo Bomo new yells tried out (perhaps) and some of our fam ous rally speakers will put on a lino of talk that they promise is absolutely now, and some stories that aro really funny. Come and see tho animals. Stlehm to Talk. But anyway this will be one of the biggest and best mass meetings of tho year. Coach Stlehm will probably havo a fow words to say about what ho wants Bob Hawloy and tho rest of tho mot ors to do to help Nobraska Saturday. , It's a cinch ho wants ovoryono at that meeting, and if ho has anything at all to say ho can climb up on a Btop-ladder, so wo will all bo able to soo his face above tho crowd. Missouri wants to beat us. Como to tho rally in Memorial hall and thoro will bo somobody thoro to toll you how wo aro going to bent tho Tigers and get thnt M.-V. champ title again. Tho College Inn Barber Shop. Stu dent trade solicited. S.. L. Chaplin & Co. 127 N. 12th. Don't forgot Johnny Loard at 1206 O St. 14-5t WALT Stands for the latest and best in Sheet Music 1215 0 St. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 12th and O Streets P. J. HALL. Prcildcnt V. E. JOHNSON, Vlce-Pmldent W. W. HACKNEY, JR., At. Caih. 44 99 Try a lunch at tho Y. M. O. A. Lunch Room. Cafotorla Plan. CityY. M.C.A. 13th and P. 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