THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
SPORTS
liy Charles ,. Yochum
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FETE DAY MEET SATURDAY
ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL FIELD
MEET COMES DAY LATER IN
WEEK THAN USUAL.
GIVE MANY MEDALS TO WINNERS
;Final of State League Debate to Be
Held Friday Evening Many
Parties Planned for
Week End.
On next Sntuidav ;il tcrnon will oc
cur the annuiil liiKh school fete day
w hlrh will be a urand nala affair II all
Mn plnnn art- carried out as anticipated
The meet aH in preceding years will
far held on the Nebraska Held and all
nlhleten of Nebraska who are students
of high schools incorporated in the Ne
ibraskn. liiwh School Athletic Associa
tion arr eligible to this meet.
Reautiful nold. sterling silver and
bronze medals will be awarded to first,
arond and third place winners re
spe"tivel banner will be donated
to the winning relay team, although no
individual medals will be given to the
Tm'inlK'i'H of the team The school vvin
nlnR the greatest number of points will
be awarded a large beautiful banner
The track and field events include
all of those found in intercollegiate
contents, nnmclv, dashes, runs, hurdles,
and field events Five, three, two and
one points will be given to those win
ning; first, second, thiid and fourth
places, respect ively
Nebraska high school fete day is one
or the greatest events in the lives of
Nebraska students, university as well
a hij;h school students There is no
doubt that the fraternity men will take
advantage of this opportunity in view
or the fact that this affords an excel
lent time for university men to note
the athletic qualities of those who are
to enter the I'niversitv later Several
house parties hae been planned by
tbe different fraternities and sororities
Track Men Out Daily
Will Meet Gophers at
Minneapolis Saturday
Following the overwhelming defeat
,il the hands of the strong Jayhawker
track squad last Saturday the Corn
buskers have been diligently at work in
preparation for the meet to be held
with the University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis this week-end The (!ohp
ers are more or less an undecided
quantity but they can be depended
upon to give the Coi nhuskers a good
close contest
Karlier in the spring the Missouri
This Summer
See the Round Trip Rates
ALHKKTA
Hanff
Leggan
ARIZONA
(Irand Canyon
Phoenix
$61.10 St Louis
$61.10
$55.00
$55.00
Buffalo
Toronto
MISSOURI
NKW YORK
ONTARIO
i Tigers met and easily took the (iophers
into camp by the onesided score of
I SO to L'H This was the first meet of
I the season and (iophers were in very
Baseball Squad Hard at
Work Getting in Shape
For South Dakota
Vet grounds and the general pre
vailing wet atmosphere of last week
gave the baseball squad quite a little
rest and likewise prevented them from
mevting Kansas in the game sched
uled for two different days. Hut this
wet'li tlit1 squad are busilv at work in
preparation for the strong South Da
kota team which will journey Into
home territory next Saturday The
game has been announced for 10:30
in the morning, not evening, on account
of the high school track meet to be
Iield in the afternoon
The varsity will meet the freshman
team again this week if nothing pre
vents and will attempt to redeem the
many scores made in the last skirm-fcab.
I poor condition, the southerners having
the advantage of more outdoor prac
tice. Consequently Coach Reed is not
I putting much faith in newspaper re
i ports but is putting his squad through
i the paces every day The Oophers have
i a good sprinter and middle distance
runner but outside of that their
i strength is more or less of a puzzle
, The following men will constitute
i the squad making the trip to the (ioph
lerland but this list is subject to
i change Reese, Zumvvinkcl. Heaver,
I Howard, Anderson, McMaster, Meyers,
Linstrum. Reavis, dross, Hates and
(Joetze.
I The Missouri Valley conference meet
this year will include Chicago and
I Illinois in addition to the old members '
I These two schools w ill no doubt change
I the aspect of things for Chicago is
I strong in the events that Cornhuskers
depend upon in main Illinois has a
very strong aggregation too and the
entrance of these two schools may so
I divide the points that the result as
I now doped out will be materially
i changed.
i The basketball sweaters awarded by
i the athletic board some time in the
I past will reach Lincoln the latter part
of the week and will be distributed to
the owners upon arrival
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dlaeier $61.10
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Fstes Park $24.50
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IOWA
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$41.70
$43.65
$40.30
$55.20
$17.85
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Watersmeet
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