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T II 10 DAILY N E I1RAS K A N
RELAYTEAM LOSES FAST RACE TAKE ANOTHER GAME
TO SOONERS AT KANSAS CITY
Baker College Makes Beat Time in
Preliminary Run With Nebraska-
Zumwinkle Gets Credit.
Ames Loses to Carrier5s Proteges
LaBt Saturday Evening in One
i Sided Contest.
Nebiaska succeeded in winning an
lu (he Missouri Valley relay rac - Kanie against the Ames Aggies
at Kansas City held last Saturday No- in hei game wit hthat team on the
hrnska lost to Oklahoma In the nm, ilom,, floor untur(inv hIkIU. the con
i ace of the year by a hare margin of
eight ards The team, composed of
LlndHtrum, Clark, Beaver and Zum
tvtnkel, wore handicapped In compar
ison with thoir coqtfpotttorB from the
south by reason of the fact that tho
southerners have been training out
of doors for a month, whllo the train
ing of the Cornhuakers has been al
most altogether on an Indoor track
Against such odds, however, the team
put up a gritty race.
The rclny teams ran in pairs, tho
time of the winning team in each
couplet being taken and tho winners
being credited on their time with one
competitor Nebraska, it is. said, was
well in the load urttll the final lap,
when sho lost on tho turn Baker
college made the best time, running
the mile in 3:37.
Besides tho relay, Nebraska was
entered in the 50-yard dash, tho polo
uult and in the quarter mile. Zum
winkel ran in the final heat of tho 50
ard dash, but failed to place, al
though his work was pronounced by
several eastern critics as the most
promising of any of tho youngsters at
the meet In the pole vault, Liud
stium made 11 G after running the
quarter mile
The meet was attended by some
four thousand people and was made, it
is said, a ver society affair Melvello
Shepard and several other Olympic
celebration ran in special arranged
events Shepaid running in the quart
er mile against the western champion
Nebraska's next team will bo sent
next month to the big meet at St
Louis
test being almost a walkaway
The Ames aggregation were not
able to put up tho least resistance, at
any stage of the fight, against the won
derful floor work of Stlohm's machine.
Tho gnmo was practically laid away
before the Referee's whistle had
blown and tho formality of playing
was carried on in order that Nebras
ka's substituto material might be
given a work out.
The first half opened up with a
substitute team representing the Corn
huakers. Myers hold down the ntr
position and did exceedingly credit
able work consldoring the fact that
ho was playing against tho Cyclone'
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best nun Louie Meieis and Ilaskall
pl;ier the loiwaid positions Has
kail Killed to put up his usual fast
game but in spite of this fact he had
tli" Aggies on the inn most of tho
time
In the second half Stryker took his
tegulai place at center, Hawkins was
ieplactd by Howard and in the latter
part c f the half Howe was put In, in
place of Ilaskall This harf was by
far the roughtest of the two which
seemed to satisfy the rooters pros
ent Tho lineup.
Hasknll, Howe If Busby
Underwood, rf Roger
Meier
Stryker, M;. ers c I'fund
Hawkins, Howard rg Hansol
Carrier lg Harpoll
MISS BURNER GUEST AT TEA
All University Women Invited to Meet
National Student Secretary of
v. w. C. A. This Afternoon.
Notice.
Mr. W. 0. Forman of Havelock will
addrebs the society on the subject of
"Shop Organization," Tuesday even
ing, 7 30 sharp. M E. 206.
P S. TONEY, Chairman
Tea will be served in the Art Hall
Tuesday, March 4, from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Ml laculty women and those rlgis
teied in the University are invited to
come iir during the afternoon to meet
Miss Oolooah Burner, who will be tho
guest of the University Y. W. C. A.
this week Miss Burner Is student
secretary of the National Board of tho
Y W C A
All college teas are informed in
order that students and faculty may
have an upportunity to call between
class hours
Notice.
Ali clubs und organizations must have
Cornhusker pictures taken before
March 1
THE CAFETERIA
Of the University Y. M. C. A.
THE BEST PLACE FOR STUDENTS
Breakfast 7 "to 8. 0 Dinner 1 1 to .W Supper 5: 30 to 7
:- T H E T E M P L E -:
Mis Alex Scott of Strombuig, who
lias been isltlng her daughters at the
Chi Omega house letuined home Mon
da morning.
Kieshmen as well as older students
will iccehe a heaity welcome, courte
ous treatment, and the best of serice
at Green's Baibei Shop and Bathhouse,
L'O N 11th St Adv
Preserve Your College Work I!
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The I, C Smith & Bios Tj pew liter ,
is invaluable to college students who
want a iecoid ot their college work af
ter graduation
We give special attention to the
needs of students We hae typewrit
ers to rent, as well as to sell. -A few
lebuilt machines at a bargain.
1. C. Smith' & Bros. Typewriter
Company
125 North 13th Street
LINCOLN, NEBR.
Mr. William Favorsham and Co. Stars in a Scene
From His Spectacular Production of Shakespeare's
"JULIUS CAESAR" at the OLIVER, Wed. Eve., March 5
New York Critics Declare This to be The Greatest Shakespearean Revival in Tears
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