THE DAILY NEBRASKA!!
South Dakota Dashed
Down to Defeat Before
Onslaught of 'Huskers
Stupid Superstition
Nearly Prevents Medics
Banner Display
Why thin awful discrimination
agalnut Iho medical students? Are
wo Inferior to t ho noble engineers 01
tho lowly Ag's ?
Why Hhonld wo not bo privileged to
fly our omblom iih woll iih these poo
pie?
Only yoHtorduy morning two of tho
most conclontlous HtudontH In the modi
cnl college mounted tho stairs In Unl
vorslty hull carrying rovorontly tholi
moHt chorished flag, with vIhIoiih of It
hooii unfurling ItHolf ovor tho campus,
carrying tho Joyous iiowh to tho rest of
tho UnlverHlty that tho medics wore
nupromo tlilH week. ITut alas wo me
not of tho favored fow. Wo munt bow
to tho wIbIiob of tho Janitor simply be
causo our banner boro tho inslgna of
tfie nkiill and orofls honos. It would
be nocoBBary to hooU olsowhoro to hang
our flag. Hathor Indignantly wo sought
tho man higher up and only by dint of
much porBiuiBlon wero wo reluctantly
allowed tho privilege we bo much do
Hired. la this JiiBt?
1b this because we are of tho medical
college and are to be discriminated
ngalnBt? Or 1b It because of a supersti
Hon on tho part of a certain largo
Janitor?
Verily Wo Bhall come to our own.
On a field covered with mud, which
made fast playing on ImpoBslblllty, the
South Dakota baseball team went
down to defeat before tho heavy hit
ting Nebraska team by a one-sided
score of 10 to 1. Tho game was called
In the eighth Inning to allow tho
Coyotes to catch a train.
Tho CornhuHkcrB started the scor
Ing In the second Inning when Harte
planted one ovor tho right field fence,
with one man on a base. In tho fifth
Haskell also secured a homer with
l wo men on base. In the sixth Rider
was hit by a pitched ball but was
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lorcou out nr Hcconfl by srreukH, who
grounded one to Flory. Wernll the
next man up knocked a two-baBO hit
scoring Sheeks. giving tho Coyotes
their only tally.
Tho game wan marked by the long
hitting of the teams. Tho Coyotes
secured three two-baggers out of their
five hits Haskell, Harte and Towle
hitting for extra baBeB on the local
team.
The tabulationB:
NEBRASKA.
ab r
Cyclone Swept City
To Be Invaded
By Local Medics
At 7:15 Wednesday morning tho
porter's call "All Aboard for Omaha"
will be heeded by a motley crew of
blooddthirsty medicine men only too
anxious to relievo the Buffering caused
by the recent twisters that have blown
in upon that modern Gomorrah, to
ibo the words of Brother Seoville. At
9 o'clock tho delegation will be met
at Omaha by local physicians and
students, and after being shown about
the town in the locomobiles of tho
successful Nebraska graduates, their
number will be divided by throe, each
division eoIuk respectively to tho
Wise, Methodist, and County Hospi
tals. Especially good clinics have been
arranged for the budding vivisoctlon
ists at each of these repair shops.
Only after tho morbid curiosity of
tho vibitors has been satiated to such
an extent that their binocular vision
falls to project rightly tho wondrous
spectacles that confront them, will
they be hurried to the new campus
to inspect tho recently erected Medi
cal building, which will bo occupied
next year. This Is ituated directly
across tho street from tho Child Sav
ing Institute where there will be an
additional clinic held under tho dlrec
Hon of Dr. McClanahan, Omaha's
most celebrated specialist in children's
diseases. Tho inspection of this
place will he of especial interest to
tho embryo physicians becaxiBO of
the possibility of Its being turned In
to a college hospital.
From hero the visitors . will be
whirled to the umpty-umpth lloor of
the Woodmen of tho World building
to the Commercial Club rooms where
dinner will be served. After expe
riencing that satisfied sensation, under
the apron, a number of interesting
Towlo, If
Haskell, .'5b
May, of
Flory, hs
Hallah, rf
Underwood, lb
J a mi son, 2 b
Harte, c
Hockhoff, p
4
4
3
3
4
4
2
a
3
h
2 2
1
1
0
0
1
1
3
1
2
0
0
1
po a e
10 0
2 0
0 0
7 1
;Ufcr"
A BIT
OF
0 0
2 13 0 0
0 1
2 2
1 0
3
1
2
Totals 30 10 10 24 IB
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ab r h
Sheaks, If
Wernll, 2b
Aldrich, lb
(Irigsley, of
VfcSherk, bb
Mode, rf
Sharp, 3b
Potts, c
Rider, p
Totals
4
3
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
po a o
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
3
2
0
1
2
7
0
30 1 5 21 5 1
Ran for Rider in tho sixth.
Score by innings:
Nebiaska . . 0 2 13 10 3 10
South Dakota 0 0 0 0 0 10 01
Summary Home runs Harte, Has
kell. Two base hits Bode, Wernli,
Grigsby, Towle. Stolen bases Towle,
Haskell, Flory, Harte. Struck out
By Rider, 5; by Backhoff, 4. BaBes
on ballB Off Rider 6; off Bockhoff 1.
Hit by pitcher By Rider, Haskell,
Jamison; Harte; by Deckhoff, Rider.
Passed ballB Potts 2; Harte 1. Wild
pitch Bockhoff 1. Left on bases
South Dakota 7; Nebraska 8. Time of
game 1:35. Umpire Racely.
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