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May 2, 1913W OMEN'S E I) I T I 0 N
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Expect Bleachers to be
Crowded at Girls' Track
Meet May 14
GIRLS BASKET BALL
Some Strong Teams Developed by
Miss Beghtol Freshman Team
Winners This Year.
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If you were in the band last year
or had a friend In tho band, or if
you happened to be In the law library,
or in tho engineering lab on the af
ternoon of May it, yon were privileged
indeed For while the girls were al
lowed to skip Classen all afternoon for
tho price of ID cents admission to the
athletic field, the sterner sev were
prohibited excepting the band,
which for once, turned out en masse
Although the girls held the meet
"just for fun," real medals were given
to the winners of the various events
onlv three of which, any one con
testant could enter There was the ex
citing baseball game between the
freshmen and the sophs. In which the
former run off with the score li) 11
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The i0 and L': yam dasnes gave inn
fair Ataiantas ample opportunity to
show their prowess The basketball
throw, the running high jump, and the
relay races gave variety to the after
noon's program
This year, on the 11th of May. mere
man will not have to endanger his
lire by hanging out of high windows
or by clinging affectionately to handy
telephone poles, for admission will be
granted to all those who can produce
tho necessary dime (Season tickets
not honoied This includes the band
The girls hae been working hard
all spring and the meet promises to be
unusual!) exciting In addition to last
yeai's events, there will be a -ID yard
hurdle, shot put. and pole vault.
Medals won in this meet will count
toward "N's "
Dear Venus' Please, please, keep
this strictly confidential, as 1 should
simply die If the other girls should
find out that 1 have allowed such a
Himple problem to master me. These
are the facts in the case. A simply
swell frat man has been rushing me
for the last week. When I rave about
him he is really too perfectly grand
the other girls all look too knowing
and superior.
Now, dear Venus, do advise me.
Why do the girls act thus? Despair
ingly. C.LADYS.
Gladys: Upon consulting the cal
endar, the reason for all the facts as
gven above is plain, but freshmen
should not expect to know all the
chapter jokes.
SILVER SERPENT ANNOUNCES.
Silver Serpe.it. the honorary Sopho
more sorority, announces the pledg
lug of the following girls: Elizabeth
Lawrence, Elsa Harmon, Florence
Frost, Sadie Aber, Margorie Morse,
Marquerite Farley, Helen Thomas.
Genevieve l.owry, Mabel Murty, Mabel
Stern, Louise Bedwell, Vorda San
borrne, I mm Nelson, Winifred Seegar
and Freda Stuff.
As long as the physical education
department exists In tho University,
basketball Is certain to be included as
a part of the athletic training. From
the time that It was Introduced In
18!l; by Miss Anne Barr. now Mrs H.
(! Clapp, Into the gymnasium classes,
It has continued to be a favorite team
game among the girls Perhaps no
other game favors team work to such
an extent as does basketball and as
for training in endurance, agility and
head work, it is unsurpassed It is es
sentially a girl's game, and the fact
that boy; play the game with greater
agility than girls do, does not altor the
truth of this statement The game was
planned for girls and the rules merely
been changed to suit the boys
Kr4ia.Lxtico.rd amuntl
other colleges while she had a first
team From IK'.h; l'.KHi, the period dur
ing which a first team was maintained,
onl one game was lost, and Nebraska
held the reputation of standing for all
that is best in athletics.
Since the maintenance of a first
team has been discontinued, the In
terest has been centered in the vari
ous class learn, and class spirit has
been aroused. It has become custom
ary to arrange an interclass tourna
ment and in this way any girl who Is
particularly interested in the game
and cares to try for a place on the
team, has a chance to make a class
team Miss Gilt lugs and Miss Uegthol
act as coaches for the practices and
trjouts and they select the girls who
make up the teams
Kach yeai every freshman is given
a chance to learn the game and many
of them become very proficient by the
end of the season. Since there is no
skating pond in connection with the
University, and no equipment for oth
er winter sports, basket ball forms an
important indor sport during the win
ter months. Regular practices are ar
ranged, which look forward to tho
final tournament in tho spring.
This year each class was represent
ed by a strong team and a lively con
test was the result. The freshman
team, however, consisted of the pick
of the high school teams, and Miss
llegthol has developed them into an
exceptionally strong team. They easily
defeated tho sophomores and the
juniors won from the seniors. In the
final contest the freshmen defeated
the juniors and thereby won the championship.
Mary Howard of Columbus is visit
ing at the Tl Delta house.
Rertha Fillers is visiting at Scribner.
Fdith Robbins who was taken down
with diphtheria, is getting along nicely.
Low Shoes
Men see me this week
300 sample pairs of $5 values
I got at a price
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Coupons good until May 15, 1913
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ins o THE FAMOUS u o
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ALL SOULS' CHURCH
A Free Religious Society, 12th and H
Services 10:45 A. M-
ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister
May 4: Annual Sermon to Students "The New
Chivalry."'
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