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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1911)
mmmmmmmmmmmtmmvmmmmmm J 1 jr r, Jt-r rmp'm THE DAILY NEBRASKAN M i re. I ' COLLEGIATE SPORTS By Stuart INTERGLASS WAH10RS PREPARE TO MIX IT IntorclnBB football Ih fuBt gaining tljo IntoroBt of tho Htutlont body and a largo attendance 1b oxpected to bo out at tho gamoa to bo played Friday. All four claBBOB havo good sized squads out Tor dally practlco and tho proapoctB or throe hard gatnoB to bo fought Tor tho IntorclaBB champion ship aro strong. Tho flrBt of tho serleH of games will bo hold Friday at throo o'clock on Nebraska Hold. W. R. Krug will ob tain tho aonlorB, whllo John Lawlor will load tho Junlora. In tho second game, botwoon tho Bophomores and froBhmon, lion Beck will be tho chlof of tho terrlblo sophomore aggregation and H. R. Gallatly of tho froahmon. Tho final gamo will bo pulled off tho WodnoBday following tho first gamo. Tho money which comos from tho small admission price of flftoon conts will go to buy Bwcatora for tho win ning team. For this reason as largo an attondanco as possible Is deBlred. (LASS TEAMS NOTIFIED THE COACH WANTS TO KEEP THE FIELD IN GOOD 8HAPE. Coach Stlohm has requested that claas football tcamB koop off Nebraska Field save on Wednesdays and Fri days, when games aro scheduled, ns It 1b doslrod to koop tho ground In good ahapo for tho Michigan gamo. All possible means will bo employed to havo tho flold and team In ship shapo for that big game. "Jack" Is lH. Tho domon rhoumatlBtn has once moro laid his gouging Angora among tho joints of Jack BoBt, and tho gonial old tralnor, who haa followed and fa vored NobraBka athlotos for nearly a quartor of a century, has boon mlsaln from his accuBtomod Btool In tho gym for tho past throo days. Jack says It Is nothing serious and that In a fow days ho will bo back to convince tho boys that thoy must not fall to "toln ahff tho 'ot bawtliB." Mornlnflsldo Off Color. Four mombors of Mornlngsldo col logo football team aro suffering from typhoid fovor. Tho origin of tho epi demic la a mystery, as mombors of tho squad do not oat together. Inocu lation with typhoid bacilli will bo tried to prevent further spread of tho disease. Harry Ewlng, an old Ne braska man, coaches tho team. Farm Team Gets Game. Lincoln Acadomy and tho State Farm toamB will meet on tho Nebras ka Field ono wook from today. Both teams havo boon In training Bomo weeks and tho Acadomy team has al ready added a couple of victories to its record. Fred Hunter, an old Corn hUBker star, is coaching his farm lads. -The-Hydo- prlntory,1331 P St.. ..UP; todato printing of all kinds. Soph Team Practice. Sophomore football practlco tonight In tho Armory at 7 p. m. Everybody ofit. "J. E. BAIRD, , - ' Manager; ' Try tho Y, M. C. A. Antiseptic Bar. bor Shop for good, qulok' sorvico, Homo shaving supplies Jqr 'sale. Razors put In order, Qould CROSS COONTRY TEAM CHOSENJR NEBRASKA Captain Ixnilo Anderson, Kennedy, Swanson, Boggs, and Calos will mako up Nebraska's cross country fivo this year, those five having won tho flrBt places in tho live-mile tryout hold from the school grounds out to tho stato fair grounds and return. Captain Anderson led tho race from tho start until just near tho finishing lino and then Kennedy and Swanson caught up with him, all threo coming across tho finish lino In tho tlmo of 20 mlnutofl, 1G seconds. Boggs won tho fourth placo In 29 minutes and 42 seconds, and Calcs captured tho fifth position on tho squad. These -five mon will ropreBent tho CornhuBker flag in tho Missouri Val ley moot to bo run at Lawronco, Kan BaB, Novomber 18, tho day of tho No-braska-Kansas football gamo thero and will also bo tho Nebraska run ners In tho Chicago conforenco meet to bo held at Iowa City tho week fol lowing tho Missouri Valley run. Tho Nebraska runnors aro woll matched, and aB thoy havo boon ih training since tho beginning of school thoy aro funnTng strong now. Captain AndorBon's long stride sots tho paco as tho squad mnko Its daily trot of from four to Ave miles, tho big leader traveling along at good spoed and the remainder of tho run ners following him at varied lengths behind. Thero aro twenty mon In tho cross country squad at the present tlmo. SHINGUARDS Doano Is next hero. Wo will see you at tho Doano game. Last one In Lincoln boforo Michigan. "Willie" Heston, known to all fol lowers of tho gridiron gamo as ono of tho greatest halfbacks who ovor word cloated shoes, declares that thero haBii't been a Michigan team slnco 1900, with tho exception of tho 1906-7, and possibly, tho '08 Wolverines, that couldn't havo beaton Yale, Harvard or any of tho eastern teams. Incident ally "Wllllo" believes that this year's toam is not equal to tho Michigan teams of 1900-1904, on which ho played, but ho states it Is tho best combination Yost has turned out slnco that time. Tulane' university, at Now Orleans, has a girl, Mies Selforth, for a football manager. Sho Is tho first woman to hold this position. Thoy aro contem plating a woman team next year. Who will thoy play ngalnBt7 Ne braska? Hooray! We havo tho old standpat word "Warriors" back In tho headline. Is everybody happy? At tho University of Washington, Coach Dobio haa ordered all news paper "men and sport writers to stay off of tho Aeld. Ho assorts that tnoy havo not treated him satisfactorily and havo misrepresented facts con cerning tho team.- "Whllo I hold my dally pow-wow with tho team all writers will be ab solutely kept out." Tho dopsters are wroth and declare that they will go after Doblo's scalp. It's .a gay llfo, this scribing,- 0. H. Frey, florist, 113$ O. St. tf SILBER AT CONVOCATION CONSERVATORY TEACHER PLAYS AT THE TEMPLE TO MORROW. Sidney SUber will be tho attraction at convocation tomorrow. Ho will play two Bach numbers. The pro gram will bo hold In tho Temple. NEW BOOK BY WADDELL. Kansas City Engineer Publishes an Engineers' Manual. Dr. J. A.L. Waddell, tho engineer who was ono of the speakers at tho dedication of tho new Mechanical En gineering building and who contrib uted $1,000 to tho students' loan fund, has published a book ontitled "Ad dreBBCB to Engineering Students." His Interest in engineering education has caused him to publish this book and placo It on sale at a price which allowB him no profit. If 1b a book especially valuable to froshmon en gineers. Thero aro about threo dozen copIeB for sale at tho Temple book store. Weber's SultorlumllOO O Street. John Bull Takes Off His Cap to the United States. The English know how to make good caps. They know how to weave good cloths, too know better than we do. So we import their cloths but make oar own caps put more go, swagger and jauntiness in than the English thought possible Thats why John Bull takes off his cap to the one American cap that's better than his the HEIDCAP. (,000 first class dealers in America sell HEIDCAPS and some in England. ITHB MAN DBNBATH 11 LOOKS LIKE A GENTLEMAN Sold by the high class dealers in Lincoln. fRANK P. HtlD & CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA. WALT "StaMrdsforthe-latestmTid-best-l in Sheet Music 1215 O St. HERPOLSHEIMER'S GAFE Dinner 11:30 to 1:30 tlr v Supper 5:30 to 7:30 JL Also Cafeterlan Styla Hot Walles with Maple Syrup, JOc 1 .A nmL3f (the man dbnihJhitV DO YOU REALIZE THAT These are the men that mako this paper possible? The subscription prlco Isn't a drop In the bucket. They help us; we must help-them. PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THI8 LIST They Will Treat You Right BANKS First Savings Bank Cohtral National Bank BAKERIES Folsom BARBER SHOPS Chaplin ------... First National Bank ' Green's Bert Sturm Roy Wardo . ' Y. 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