T II 15 I) A I L Y N E II It A S K A N
THEATRES
JAYS HAVE GONE DOWN TO
DEFEAT FOR THREE YEARS
Stiehm's Five Has Put It Over Kansas
for Three Consecutive Years.
Will They Make It a Fourth?
KANSAS CITY POST GIVES
THREE HUSKERS PROMINENCE
All Missouri Valley Team As Picked
By Sporting Editor Includes
Carrier, Haskall and Stryker.
In the approaching haskcthall
games witli the Kaunas Ja hawks the
only advantage and prestige which the
CornhuBkers will have will he the fact
that they have been defeating the
Kanflaiifl with peculiar regularity for
the la8t throe years
In the seaHon of 1010-11 under the
leadership of Captain Hutchinson the
varsity ball tORsers were able to win
three out of four games Kansas had
a fast team at that time and in their
second game with the Iluskers the
Jayhawkers managed to outplay them
However they have not repeated that
night's performance for two years and
from indications they will not for
some time.
In 1912, Kansas was not able to win
a game from Nebraska although the
scores were very even in most of the
games. The two games which were
played at Lawrence were both won by
the score of 26-30 in favor of Nebras
ka. The last two games were played
at Lincoln. In the first of these, Kan
sas did not put up a very good fight
and it was more or less of a walk
away for Nebraska. In the second
one the Jayhawkers put up one of the
scrappiest games possible and as a
consequence the tenement dwellers
barely nosed out a victory.
The games this year should be. even
bettor than last years were and the
fact that Kansas is so confident of
victory leads basketball authorities to
believe that they will uncork something.
! C. H. Frey, University florist. 1133
0 at.
Mrs ()lj-a V Stastny, '11, of Oni
' aha, at present a senior in the Uni
versity College of Medicine, is Hpend
1 ing the week end in the city. Mrs.
Staslii) ery reiently received an
appointment as interne in the New
Knglanil Hospital for Women and
Children at Boston and will take up
the w oi k there in .June
The Kansas City Pout for Sunday
will contain the make-up of two All
,"alley basketball teams picked by
Sporting Kditor Jackson of the 1'oBt
The All-Valley team, northern divi
sion, will contain three Cornhuskers,
and that of the southern division will
contain the names of three Jayhawk Artistic dance programs and menus
ers Jackson is one of the best , for particular people. George Bros .
judges of basketball form that can Printers, 1313 N street,
be found in the west, and his choos- - - - -
?.ST.L' otioiM .ns.ni.).i() k.m-MH'-'.'I
ing three Nebraska men shows that1
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the Cornhusker coaches have not
worked in vain.
Following is. the list of men picked
to represent the northern division of
Missouri Valley teams:
Haskall Nebraska, It. F.
Lansing Drake, L. F.
Stryker Nebraska, C.
Hansell Ames, It. (J.
Carrier- Nebraska, L. G and captain.
Freshmen as well aH older students
will receive a hearty welcome, courte
ous treatment, and the best of service
at Green's Barber Shop and Bathhouse,
20 N. 11th St. Adv.
Oliver Theatre
Wednesday Night. March 12
WRESTLING PROGRAM
Friday Night, March 14
The Henry B. Harris (estate)
Present
ROSE STAHL
In Her Great Success
MAGGIE PEPPER
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
CAMPUS NOTES
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LOST H. S. pin, set with pearls.
Letters G. H. S .'12. Finder please
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ORPHEUM.8
Florence Dutton of Hastings, Mrs.
Henry Hurlbert of Valley and Ellen
Kingsley of Minden, are visiting
friends at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house.
FOR SALE A tapestry bed couch
3xfi ft Lower part holds bedding;
upper part made of haid and springs.
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THE SCHMETTANS
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Bar. Mats at 2:15 Prices 15c, 25c.
Night, 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.
$15.00.
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NOTICE.
Pershing Rifles Attention Corn
husker picture today at 12:30. St.
George's Studio, 14th and N street.
Complete uniform without arms.
C. K. PAINE,
Captain.
Wrestling Stock Rises.
Walter Keegan of wrestling fame
will train for his coming match with
Ross Robinson, the Lincoln prodigy In
the University gym. Gion, Robinson's
manager, who is also the wrestling
director of the city Y M. C. A. re
fused to allow Keegan to train there.
The embryo wrestlers hope to gain
a few of the finer points of the game
by training with Keegan.
G. R. Ruby, '12, J. Grimes, 14, and
O. Pierce, '13, have taken the civil
I oniice examination for the U. S.
G. S.
Geography 10.
Members of the class in field geog
raphy for girls, who are registered
for two hours credit, will meet in
U-7 promptly at 8:40 Saturday morn
ing, March 8. See bulletin on door
U-7. Donee Griffith.
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The morning division of the Public ,
Speaking Class will give a recital at
the Temple Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock. This semester recitals in(
charge of the students are prepared1
without the help of Miss Howell.
Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter and
Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Manager Kraus states the second
number of "Blue Print" is well un
der way and that the quality will be
equal to the last number ,if not bet
ter. All '.he engravings have been
prepared and the magazine will be
ready for the printer in a couple of
weeks.
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