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GIRLS ANNUAL CONTEST
DRAWSJ BIG CROWD
ALTHOUGH DENIED ADMISSION
BOYS SEE MEET.
SEVERAL G00t RECORDS MADE
Baseball Game, Track Events and
Relay Race Were Features of the
Meet Band Furnished Music.
Yesterday atternoon occurred the
girls' Held meet, which resulted in the
display of much interest from the
comparatively large audience, and
some good records were made on the
part of the feminine athletes
The different contests consisted ot
a baseball game which was won by
the freshmen by a score of 2b to 1 I
against the sophomores, a twentj Ihe
ard dash, which was won by Miss
Lottie Savage Edith Shank second
and Alice Kason, third, time, three
and three four ths, a lifty yard dash,
won hj Miss Florence Simmons, Olllc
Stur dcvant. second, and Ruth Sheldon,
third, time, seven and one fifth, a
basket ball throw, won by Miss Iottie
Savage, distance, scventjBeven leet;
a high jump, worr by Miss Hazel Hob
iriBon, height, four feet and two
inches The last event was the relay
ri.ce, won by the sophomores, juniors
second freshmen third and seniors
lourth, time, one and three tilths
Law Students Interested.
On account of the great excitement
on Nebraska Field, mniij of the law
btudents were called avvaj from then
cases to see what was going on from
the third story windows of V. Hall
The boj s got so excited that Miss
Thompson, the law librarian, was
forced to call them awa from the
window
The engineers also, from the win
dows of the Engineering building,
took much interest in the events, and
loudly applauded when ever a record
was broken or any girl made a good
showing It might be said here for
the benefit of anyone who might not
know, if Birch can be the case, that
the boys were not allowed on the
field and that is the reason why the
windows overlooking the Held were so
popular.
On the whole, it is thought by many
of the girls that this meet was su
pei ior to the one of last year, as
things went off better and better rec
oids were established While the au
(hence wab rrot so large as was ex
pected in regard to the ' female tans, '
the band, with its sudden increase m
sie, made up the deficiency with its
music and hilarity
Any I'niverBity gill was allowed in
the events instead of only physical
education girls of the normal depart
merit, as last year A total of Kl'.t en
tries by eighty girls took part in the
meet.
NEW COURSES OFFERED.
Maximum of Nine Hours Obtainable at
Summer Session.
More courses are offered in the cata
logue for the summer session of 1912
than in any previous year Courses
can now be taken in nearly any of the
gerreral arts and science subjects and
owing to the fact that the course waB
extended from six weeks to eight
weeks in the Birtnmer of 1910, It is now
possible to obtain a maximum of nine
hours credit.
This course will bo of especial ad-
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11. liS for Lincoln and the girls who
attend the dance can come back to
Lincoln Fr idaj night
Camp Breaks Saturday.
('amp will be broken Saturday morn
ing immcdiatelv after breakfast and
the soldiers will be hack home lrom
their outing before noon
During the entire encampment
copies ot the Dailj Nebraskan will be
sent to Camp Avery and one deliveied
to each tent each da Camp news
will be sent to the paper each day by
a special staff correspondent, keeping
those who stay at home in full touch
witli what is going on at Crete
MAY FILES HIS REPORT.
The Junior Prom Makes Money for
the Class.
The habit ot submitting the dance
and dramatic financial reports has
tautened itself upon the various chair
men, who are now vying witli each
other irr accuracy and promptness
The following Is the report submitted
by Chairman .May of the Junior Prom-
Receiptb
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Experrses
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