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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Qtyr laily Jfabraakan Property of THK ITNIVEHSITY OF NKDHABKA Lincoln. M. V. REED Eilltor-ln-Chlor MnARng Kdltor AMOciato Kdltor AMOolato Editor Konnoth M. Snyder John L. Cutrlgbt Fred N. Weill AMES TAKESM. V. MEET CAPTAIN OF AGGIE SQUAD TAKES FIR8T PLACE IN ANNUAL CROSS COUNTRY. NEBRASKA IN THIRD PLACE Goctzc Second Man In but Total Score Puts Ams and Missouri in First Places. HKPORTOHIAI, STAFF. ,1 v Harlan ... Athletics Kthol Arnold Women iiati Ainfinrn. Ruth Squires, Kobort Holland. Louis Horn.., Clara Dod.K j " Olrn livrls. Karl Koefer. It. V. I""' ,h Konpal. Homer Phillips, Clar . n" Spier, Max fiaohr. ROHWI'U Weeks. TTlUiVTlngr Frank S TvrHms Circulation Manager . ..I. ' Hoard Subscription price $2 00 per ' pajuble In art aire Single f'oplos. r cents each TIii' Ames Aggie squad won the Missouri Valley crows country run Sat urd.iv with only 22 points scored m Captain Snyder of the , Aypie team. closely tol lowed by iCrOeti' ol the Nebraska squad, crossed the lino just before the whistle bleu teimmating the lirst halt ot the Ne braska Veslean loot ball game Sn d-t s time was remarkablv last, con sk. rim; the untaorttble weathei eon r a n tin" dltlo'l He mi i ii u i .i ml "ITYT sec onil - mtll'M Iit'-"H Cor t.e U as Enteral at llio postonuo at L.iw.rtn '.Incd on i. .. we., s, ond In the Nebninka, HSMecond-claas mall m..tter.'.rov I ..I mot.is ,n tin grandstand - .. ..t i . . . I. I 1 1., . ...t .." 1 1 i.i 1 i "i nil- i hi- ri-m.'i in del .mder the Act or ronKn-n- -...- - 3. 187S. Tuesday, Novem' cr 11. 1913 ON TO KANSAS ol th.- Mix- team, not an ggi' lag imiii; tarlher behind than the eighth place Th" Missouri Timers wore sec ond uith .'2 point-, and Nebiaska third with "A The coin e t tended over the T. nth -I i eel l.idm t. east to Font km that very wold siillu i. i-.i ,. . , i, ,.,,.,,,,, 1 i to. nth north to Belmont, west to Uoesnt the mention o! the naiin aav h.ik" -tir the blood of eei .W hraskan" lon then- when- th-v r.illv liom ati ov ei whelming but lion in ,),,. j,.,,., ..r-ilih- de-teat at the hands ol the Ok '1 In- Iit-.li t lor the positions down tin 'It nth. and 1a k to the held Snvder and Coel'- In hi the l.-ad throughout th" 'ntite tun without being pushed lahoma Sooneis to meet the returning i. -am in the still and early hours ol tho morning. the are donning Iumiw gloves for the annual husking con test Thylr alumni are returning bj tho hundreds to practice again thi- old "Rock Chalk" veil, and they make no doubt iw to th'-ir intentions Will tin old uarcry ot tho Huskors answei the Kansau challenge across McCook Held neoU Saturday? Well, raw-thor SUfflf IN GETTING PICTURES Junior? and Seniors Should See Town tend Bfore Thanksgiving or Work Will be Delayed on Annual. The CornhuBker management is get ting worried becauHe tho Juniors and seniors are not having their picture-i taken. These pictures must bo taken line wiir toughl tor all ol the wav and outside of the Ames team, which mad" a bid for the honors from the jump, the places wore in doubt to the last The duel between tho Missouri and Nebraska runners was a pretty one, but was finally won by tho Tigers whn Fawcett and Finley finished in seventh and tenth places The summary ot the runners and their places: Atfcos Snyder (capt.), first; Mc Whortor, third; Gross, fourth; Home, sixth; Nookestad, eighth; total, 22 points. Missouri Terry (capt.), fifth; Faw cett, soenth; Hearst, thirteenth; Ho gan, seventeenth; Finley, tenth; total, f2 points Nebraska Goetze, second; McMas ter, eleventh; Gerlon, fourteenth; An derson, fifteenth; Kratz, sixteenth total. fS points. l.oeh'.s Orehestrn. L-9896 or 13-1392. Kan-as Edwards (cant t. ninth- - , j ........ before Thanksgiving if the upperclass-' IWuald. twelfth. Ross, eighteenth; men wish to have the book out on Spr-is,-r. nineteenth . Vermillion, twen May 1. Just because Mi Townse-nd u, t, i ,t ji 1. 78 points can take jour picture without any notice don't keep putting it oft until it is too late. In order to make the book a success tho business manager' Hrlc-n Dmsmoro ot Syracuse called says that he must have the hearty co- at the Tri Dolt house Saturday. operation of tho students Hurry up j and get those pictures taken and get' Artistic dance programs and menus the Cornhusker out a month earlier j for particular people. 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