THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CHALLENGE.
Chancellor Avery, having net asldo
for Ivy Day, Wednesday, May 22, 1!)12,
we, the active chapter of Tan Omicron
Sigma, commonly known as "SplkeH,"
pursuant with past custom, hereby of
ficially challenge the active chapter of
tho Iron Sphinx to a baseball game to
be played on the afternoon of the
above named day for the usual trophy
While we reali7o it Is neither cus
tomary nor necessary to present our
lineup. It is with a feeling of pride
that we do so.
Our outfield consists of a trio of the
cleverest clover t rodders ever pre
sented before a University audience,
Finy Gellatly, Phil Southwlck and
Buck Temple Our infield and battery
are in the same claBS with the above
mentioned gentlemen First base,
Chet Dobbs, second base, Warren
Howard, third base, Gordon Heck,
shortstop, Karl Hawkins; pitcher Arn
Grimm, catcher. Sam Waugh
Every member of the squad is prac
ticing daily at Camp Avery and will
unquestionably be in fighting trim
We also hae procured the services
of a cute little water carrier and bat
boy, namely, ItobertBon Harley He
will be ably assisted by Wally McDon
ald and Hill Goehner. Robertson also
has induced a certain blonde co ed to
lead the male rooting sections. Phil
McCullough has promised to don a
white collar for the day and in con
sideration thereof wo have given him
full control of the rooting among tho
coeds, for whom a special section has
been reser ed
We sincerely hope and tniRt the
above challenge will be accepted and
an early response will be esteemed a
favor COMMITTEE
ELEVEN DEBATERS TO SPEAK
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Eastern district by winning from
Fremont, from Hlair and from Weep
ing Water, will be represented by
Edgar Kiddoo. He is sixtoon years
old and is on tho team this year for
the first time, although he was before
that an active member of tho Gravel
Debating Soeiety In scholarship his
rank is high. He was president of his
class the first semester UiIb year and
has taken an active part In all class
affairs Knowledge of the subject,
keen rebuttal and forceful delivery
won him his place. He is a brother of
Guy Kiddoo, a senior in the Univer
sity He was a member of Edgar's
debating team in the league in 1 90S 0'.)
Taking up the debate work, he was
chosen a member of the team from a
squad of ton.
The Minden High School which 1i:ih
won the championship honors m the
Southwestern district has selected
Iawrence E Henson to represent it in
the state contest Formeily living at
Holdrege, he entered the Minden High
School as a Bophomore in l'.IO't He
too'k up the work in debate last year
and won a place on the team that won
Becond honors in the district He Is
president of the senior class
Tho O'Neill High School and the
Northern district will bo represented
by Rodger It. Ryan, a member of the
senior class. Iist ear he was on
OWeiU's second team which was de
feated by Atkinson's Hist team. Mi
Ryan has mado an excellent record in
his high school work Ho will be
graduated also from tho normal train
ing course with credit. He 1b going
to college in preparation for the study
of law.
First Year in League.
The champion of the North Central
district is tho Fullerton High School,
which 1b a member of tho league this
year for the first time, basing tho
work in debate last fall on a coutbo
in argumentation. The Fullerton
toam, in general chargo of Superin
tendent C. W. Watson, and coahced
by Rev. A. O. McVay, a former Ne
braska Wesloyan University debater,
won from Hooper and Newman
Grovo unanimously and from Tllden
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two to one The school's lepieseiita
the will bo Albert Hi son, a membei
of tho sophomore class, who is carij
Ing live subjects a semester in en
deavormg to complete his coin so in
three ears He has also taken (list
place for excellence in diamatic work
in county contests.
Philip Tracj Kohl, son of Senator
Philip If Kohl of Wajnc, will bo the
representatiN e of the Northeastern
district Mr Kohl has been on tho
Wayne team for three jears and has
made a line record in argumentation
and debate. He is a senior and ranks
TiTgli in scholarship' in The cIiibs or
twenty.
CADETS BREAK CAMP.
Visitor's Day Was One Big Success,
Closing With Enjoyable Hop.
When tho readers of the Daily Ne
branskan receie this edition of the
paper the cadets at Crete will he Btrik
ing tents and breaking camp prepara
toi to taking the one o'clock special
for the return trip to Lincoln
The climax of the encampment pro ,
grain was .reached jesterday in the
isitois' day, which was gien for the'
benefit of friends and rulaties of the
cadets At least three hundred guests
came either by train or automobiles j
i no nrsi ueiacnnioiu, wincn in
eluded the sponsors of the companies
and the chaperones of the day, arrived
at l::i0 p. in., and was met at the Bta
tion by tho band and tho whole regi
mont. After escorting the sponsors
to the camp the cadets were dismissed
for the afternoon.
A Hold meet was held and the com
paniea competed with each other in
varioiiB events. After the field meet
a dress parade was held. K Company
camo out with the best line
Tho regimental hop commenced
about eight o'clock in the open air
pavillion of tho park. The dauco floor
was far too small to accommodate the
crowd, but by dancing In alternato
shifts, canoeing on tho river, and
strolling under the treeB tho crowd
managed to pass a very delightful
evening. Tho Lincoln train left at
11:20.
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