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1879l
FRIDAY, DECKMBEK i, 1612 5
THE BANQUET TONIGHT.
On hell. ill ol the management of the
( oi nhui.kc i banquet which will be
held ut the Lincoln Hotel tlilh evening,
the Iiallv Nebrasknn makes an ui
Kent appeal to all male meinbeis ol
the Htudent bo(l to i onie to the sup
poil ot the banquet b lending their
pirM'iii'i' at the occasion The Corn
Initio i banquet is a big affair in the
annals ol the (ollege jciir and the
betlei the students suppoit it the bet
tei a .cue cess it Is destined to be
Coach Stiehni and the team aie the
guests of honoi , and it would seem
that, in the light ot what these men
have endeavored to do lor the school,
thev are entitled, to something in the
vvav "ol a testimonial on tho part of
the students, in whose inteiests their
eiii'i gU h are dint-ted.
CAPTAIN-ELECT PURDY.
lollovveis ot N'ebiaska's football
standaid will be guitlhed over the so
lection ot Leonard Puulv to the cap
taincy of next yoni'.s a:sity eleven.
Ills elevation to this high office Is the
natural result of two years of stellar
work on the CornhiiBker team, and
will, we believe, meet with the hearty
iceord and approval ol all students
mtoiested In tho success of tho 1913
team Besides being a man of un
doubted ability as a plajor, Purdy pos
sesses those traits of a leader that
will inspire confidence on the pait of
the men serving under him The No
biaskan congratulates Nebraska's new
captain and wishes him the best of
luture successes.
Lincoln, Neb, Icc :, 1!)12
Editor The Dally Nobrar.kan
Deai Si i
The writer does not considei him
self a "knockei,' but believes that the
following clitic Ism Is well founded i
It has come to my knowledge that
"('lint' Ross, one of the guaids on
our pet and pride, oui successful foot '
ball team, is not to receive a leltei
for his work this vear The write'
does not claim that according to the
conference Miles Ross is entitled to
his "N," because he will admit th.it
he Is not acquainted with the said
nibs, but having attended eveiv home
game unci having peisonallv seen Ross
In those .said ganu-s, and knowing
ihat said ltd1-1 plaved ,, n'lcallv the
en'.'ii game .it Mlnni" ota and was1
not allowed to plav at Missoun
thicMigh no fault ol his own, it seems
to the wi'ltei at least , and no doubt
to otheis, (bat he dwsei ves an ' N" for
his vc a i 's w oi k
Even if the conteience mles pre
vent Ross being awarded an "N," in
all lairness, I believe that ruling could
be sti etched so as to give all ron
coined a squaie deal The writer is
a gieat admit or of the coach. Mr
Steihm, and is, in writing this, maK
Ing no c ntlc ism ot Mr Stoihin's atti
tudc in the matter, but believing in
fair plav, took this means of oxptfsj
ing hit- views I do not know what
Mi Steihm thinks about it, but am
convinced thai he will exert all his
In'iuence to see that evervone and
anvone under his jui sdictiou will re
eelve a square deal
It is niv understanding that Ross
knew at the beginning of the jear
that he would not bo allowed to plav
against Missouri Howovei, this fact
did not deter him and he was seen
out on the- practice field in his togs
as legnlarh as -my other member of
the prospective repi esentativ es squad
No doubt, he labored under the im
pression that the Missouri game alone
would not bar him from receiving his
letter, that is, considei ing that he
made the t. mil and plaved a sufficient
number of times to be legaidod a
bona file member ol I he 'Cornhu.sl'ci '
team
Peihapb the wrilei is eiitnelj mis
taken as to the necessary ingiedicnts
that go to make up fair plav and
square dealing, and if so, will be pei
fectly willing to abide by whatevei
reasonable proofs the athletic man
agoment can put up to overthiow
these objections, and in addition will
come out with an apology for the ill
doserved criticism, if such turns out
to be the case
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