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THE DAILY NEBEABKAN
NO TENNIS THIS SPRING
Thoro are- quite a number of tennlB
"sharkB" roaming aroilnd the campus
who spend their Bummers wielding
tho racquet, and It 1b expected that
when Stlehm getB hold of a few of
them NobraBka will bo In lino to take
a leading place in IiIb line of sport
NEW GROUNDS CANNOT BE
EQUIPPED IN TIME FOR
U8E NOW.
Although It will be Impossible for
tlio University to provide tennis courts?
thlH spring, arrangements have been
made to furnlHh the athletic manage
ineiit with three first claHH courts for
use In time for next fall's workouts
The Uegents at their April meeting,
autliorled Superintendent Chowans
to start work on the grounds lmmedl
atel east of the athletic Held TIiIb
property Is at present occupied by
three dwellings and the tenants will
hae to be ejected before any work
can be begun
No special appropriation was made
for this woik. the understanding be
lug that the authorities should be
free to construct and equip three first
class courts The cost will probably
reach $::w, and this will Include all
necessary nets, backstops and ground
tools.
It Is epectod that with the creation
of some lawn tennis grounds reserved
especially for tho use of the I'niver
Blty. interest In thlB popular game
will Increase The Missouri Valley
Conference has In Its schedule an an
nual tennis meet, and Nebraska is
considerably handicapped In this
eenl In not Inning suitable equip
ment with which to develop a team
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