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. 0 nmtmfmmfm iiiM ' ii m t- "4;",," THE DAILY HIBRAIKAK u- t. GORNHUSKERS LOSE OLD ENEMIESON THE TRACK Two Woodbury Brothers and Amnions Declino to Turn Out at v Kansas. Nobrnsku lost hor worst onomloson tho track Wednesday when tho Wood burys and Amroons rofused to turn but al Kansas. For tho fast fow yonrs this trio has won a largo por contugo of tho points put to the credit of tho Hcd and Bluo and tho Jay- hawkers now have a sad loss to make up, In every track contost that Amnions entorcd last season ho iriado points for Kansas. In tho meet with Ne braska he scored eight points, first In the- shot and second In tho discus. In tho Missouri Valley Conforenco moot ho repcutcd tho performance. "Buzz" Woodbury has not failed to place In any meet ho has entered since he went to Kansas. Ho ran hurdles and rolays, always bringing Kansas points. Tho broad jump also was one of his specialties. Tod Woodbury is known all ovor tho country for being a flno athleto. Ho took thirteen points In tho Nebraska-Kansas moot of 1911, and moM than ton in ovory othor ono ho ontored. In his freshman year ho broko the polo vault record for tho Missouri Valley. Amnions Is ruled out UiIb yoar bo cauBo he Is planning to play baseball and tho Missouri Valley rulos will not allow tho football Btar to enter more than two sportB tho same yoar. Tho Woodbury boys aro provonted from entering track work this soason by parontal objections. BASEBALL TEAM IN DOUBT PROPOSAL MADE TO BEGIN If DOOR PRACTICE, BUT RULES REMAIN UNCHANGED. Thornburg's Orchostra dollghts dancers with popular bits. Auto B 2G50. tf Girls Learn Conoelng. - Michigan has an Indoor class in ca nooing for tho benoflt of tho glrlB. Thoso taking tho course learn to "pad dlo a birch bark around in tho swim ming pool and thoy aro taught what to do in caso of accident. All students should visit tho "Col lego Inn Barber Shqp at 127 North 12th. B L. Chaplin, Prop. Seniors and 8ophs' Win. In tho series of lntor-class gamos played Thursday aftornoon, tho Seniors beat the Juniors in a game which resulted In a score of 34 to ,15. Tho Sophomores walked over the Froshmon 28 to 15 Immediately afterwards. Basoball at Nebraska is a doubtful factor just at present, as no action has boon takon by tho Missouri Val loy Oonferonco toward changing tho prosont stiff rulo as to eligibility. Un der that now in forco very fow roally good players would bo allowed to play, as almost all havo at bo mo tlmo or othor in the dim past taken somo prize, such as a box of cigars or a suit of clothos for hitting a certain part of tho fence. Last year a team wuu made up undor this rule, but did not hhow up to a very great advan tage. A revision of this rulo Is now under consideration by tho confer once. If changed as proposed, only iboso playing loaguo ball and subject to draft aro disbarred. Kansas Is now training a team to compete if this change is made, almost all of whom aro lnoligiblc undor tho presoit ruling. Material for a good baseball . toam it thick hore at Nebraska. A num bor of men havo achieved statowido famo by thoir playing In tho small minor leagues hereabouts. Export pitchers as well as catchers and bat tors with a 400 average aro attending classes with their ability all unknown. If this new railing goes Into effect Ne braska can put out a team which would likely bo champion of tho Val ley. Practice will havo to begin In the near future, however, to accom plish anything, as Missouri, Amos anc Kansas already have their squads at work indoors. It has been proposed to begin indoor prnctico hero next week and a num bci of players havo been notified' to get in teadlness. -. . Prof, R, F. Howard, of tho depart ment of horticulture, recently mado a trip to that place to give a demonstra tion of methods of pruning orchards. Ho roports that the orchard 'owners aro getting at tho question of orchard renovation with enthusiasm; Prof. V. V. Westgato has been in vited to give a talk at Luther Acad emy, Wahoo, Neb., next Saturday evoning with reforonco to thorftfan of future dovolopmont of tho cmpus of: tho academy. Professor Westgato prepared blue prints and specifica tions for local campus improvements last year. Weber Sultorlum, 1100 O SL Orpheum Chop House We Warnjnt Satisfaction 1418 O St Open All Night UNIVERSITY JEWELER I OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET- YELLOW FRONT Ysur Ptlrsnin StllcltM Chemistry Exams. Special examinations in Chem. 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, and 23 will bo glVen as In dicated below for thoso who have con ditions in thoso courses or who havo been reported Incomplete on account of failure to take tho final examina tion. Chem, 1, 20, 21, 23 Saturday, March 2, 2:00 p. m. Chom. 2, 22, Saturday, March 9, 2:00 P. m. G. BORROWMAN. Try Our Luncheonettes They art always the best We serve hot and cold drinks all winter lonp;. LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN South West Cor. 14th O Mako your dates early with Hagen slck's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf Javelin May Replace Hammer. Kansas athletes aro to throw tho javelin instead of tho hammer. After a year's trial of this now ovont, it will bo decided definitely whether or not tho substitution Is to bo permanent. Princeton Wins Hockey Title. Tho lntor-colleglato hockey cham pionship was won by Princeton when tho latter, In a rocen,t game, defeated Yale by a scoro of 4 to 1. Colorado Begins Practice; ."V ,Colorado University has begun baso- tball practice with a squad of fifty Amen.. -, :-For-3 Junior Debaters to Meet. Junior class members -wishing to try for tho debating toam will-raeotJ at 8:00 o'clock Monday evening In U. 309. JEROME FORBES, Chairman. Punished for Class Cutting. Several of tho Senior Agglos skipped classes to attend Charter Day oxorelses at the campus. For this misdomeanor each offender reoelved two hours' unexcused absenco for each hour missed, a summons "to tho offlc.o" and delinquency standing in each subjoct skipped. THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 pir Nit htintt $100 Opens an Account With the First National Bank, Or. 10th aad O. Honor System Is Adopted. Tho honor system was adopted at Kentucky by a vote of throe to one.' At tho request of tho fruit crowors and tho commercial club of Beatrice. 4 Try a lunch at tks Y. M. a A. Lwtsh Room. Cafeteria Flam. City Y. MCA. UtkuO. m 1W ytmr Steaks, Chops aat Qlek Barrios Visit .. , The NtwYsrk Chop Jieosi Ope Day and Night 1840 O Street For-your orchestra call. P. L. Jones, "vJCutO,Ii-S605. ,' "Glrla Put Up colors. Fiy 8, tate. Farm Sophomojce girls climbed 'on tq the top of Agricultural Hall, Thursday v afternoon, and dep orU ftyltalirtt with tfeo colors of their ilasa?1 lit they had. the pleas ure oljSjr--iijWfiit6 'M&Kfe them by Profeor Hunter's orders. 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