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FRESHMEN WIN TRACK MEET
Poor Time Made on Account of Slow
Track Sphinx Win Ball
Game.
The animal Ivy Day track meet was
held veHteidav afternoon on the State
Kami campus resulting In ;i v ictorv
lot (he treHhmen A number of fast
men enleiecl and Hie contcHts were,
in gcncinl clone The moHt exciting
lace ot tlie da wuh the low lniidleH,
in which all lout entries tlnlHheil haid
l loin feet apail The onl tie of the
dav was in the hioad jump, for which
the medal was awarded to Heece after
tossing a coin with Mantin
'i'he baseball game between the
SpikeH and Sphinx resulted in a near
farce Ail May received fiecuienl
bouiUets foi his beautiful work as
umpire, and the pitcher, catcher and
eervbod else were taught how to do
It from the side lines The score was
K to 1 in tavor of the Sphinx
itatteries SpikeH, Graham and
Oohhs. Spliiux. Long and llvdc
The follow Iiik men placed in the m
terchiHH meet:
100 jard dash -Knst, Zuniwlnkel,
Hecond, Ki'iTc
22u varcl dash I'liHt, Zuinw inkel ,
hecond Keece
.Mile l-'ll.sl Wollcllhclg, second
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Two mile Knst Hudson, second,
Heck
Halt mile Knst, Wollenbeig, sec
oiicl Clark
I lo van! dash Kn st. ( Mai k , sec
ond 'mow inked
High jump KllHl, Melel , second
Hansen
Hole vault Kiiht. Hansen, Hecond.
I'alne
Shot put-Kirst, Ilannen, second,
.Meier
High liurdleH Klist, Halligan, sec
ond. Goetc
Uivv hurdles Kirst, Scott, second,
Halligan
Hioad jump--Tie, Keece and Mastin.
DiuciiH Kiiht, Meier, hocoiiiI Koss
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NEBRASKA RANKS WELL.
Dean Bessey Gives University a Lead
ing Place With Other Institutions.
In a recent interview with Dean
HeHsey he Haiti 'I have no tear hut
that we would he able to hold mil
own in rank with any of the state
nniv iTHitieH " Thin claHHlflcation ol
conrHc. clocH not include Hal varcl.
Columbia ( ornell or Johns HopkniH
diraska lankH liih in this depart
nii'iil with I. eland Staufoid the I'ni
versitv ot ( alifornia and other large
colleges of the west
With t lit exception ol Texas, the
Southern univ ersit les. though the
send out many statesmen, have not
made anv gieat discoveries in science
nor brought these departments to the
high state of perfection which is
sought loi in the more practical
WeHtei n hcIiooIh
PLAYERS GIVE CLEVER PLAY
Dramatic Club Cast Presents Japanese
Sketch Before a Large
Audience.
All students ahouU Tlsit tha "Cok
i lec Inn Barbr Shop at 127 North
12th 8 L. Chaplin, Prop.
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May 1st is the date when all sub
scriptions to the Kag should be paid
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three monttiB since Tag Day to pay
their subscriptions. Please pay up at
once.
It is now time for low shoes Go
to KogerB & Perkins, they have all
the late, up to-dato styles and can lit
anil please you.
Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-claas
field and track meet. Medals awarded
to the winners. Freshmen are especi
ally urged to compete.
WILL party who took Nebraska Medic
pennant from Station A writing
desk Tuesday afternoon please re
turn same to "Kag" olllct It l.'iO
Heffley's Tailors
Suits $20 Up " i n Nifty Styles
"The Kevenge of Shari Hat Su " pre
Hented by the Dramatic Clifb at the
State Farm Hast night, was appreci
ated bv u lat'ge and enthusiaHt ic audi
enc-e The night waH perfect for an
open air perlormanc-e, and the crowd
Heated liefoie the make Hhift Htage
could eaHil heat everything that was
said by the plaveis
The play was tilled with mini)
witty sayings that took exceedlnglj
well with tin audience, and on this
account then waH usually a laugh go
ing on at all times
Kalph N'orthrup. in tlie part of
Kisoto, did v ei y excellent work, his
acting waH verv clever and his voice
carried clearly to all listeners Sama,
as presented b Karl Sage, was uIho
well done; Mr Sage had no trouble
in creating a laugh whenever he saw
(it Donald Marcellus, in the part of
Harold Armstrong, made his first ap
pearance betore the footlights of I'ni
veisity dramatics and should not go
without a due amount of praise
Of the girls, Heatrice Umgtin, in
the part of Mrs HeacoiiHtreet,
showed much ability in the reading of
her lines Katherine Mockett iH also
a beginner in Nebiaska elramaticH and
did well in her part as Nina Mildred
Kevins as Moiquila. and FIohhIc Mc
Kelv ie as Tovania. both cairied their
respective parts wcdl m keeping with
the good acting of the rent of tlie cant
In fact, tor an open air peiformance
the plav can well be commended
DANCERS ENJOY HOP.
Holding Sophomore Dance at Capital
Beach Draws Large Crowd.
Duke Knfleld's idea of a University
dance at Capital Keach turned out to
be a very enjoyable aftair to all in at
tendance.
The Sophomore Hop was the first
affair of this kind ever held at Lin
coin's pleasure resort, and was there
fore attended by a large crowd of
University people Every one seemed
to have a very good time, and there
1b no doubt that the custom Is now
started bo that more hops will take
place out there in the spring when
it is too hot to hold them at the Lin
coln hotel
This very novel affair was well
managed in every respect, and accord
ingly the committee in charge have
received many congratulations in re
gard to the way things went off
The music from the Kosmet Klub
opera "The Diplomat " was another
feature which made a great hit with
the dancers, and was well rendered
by the Jones orchestra
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Suits Cleaned, Repaired and Prossod
Shop in Basoment Y. M. C A. Bldg.
Capital Tailoring & Clothes Co.
Suit cleaned and pressed by the
month $1.50. High Class Tailoring
AutoL 8jj C O St.
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