TEAM FIT TO THE MAN.
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HcriramaRe, but is yielding nlcel.v to
tlio vigorous treatment administered
and the chanoen are ver slim but
that he will start the game agairiHt
the Jayhawkors in oxrellent condition
Halllgan, the other tackle, hnB re
covered from hK injuries nustained in
lire AJB6B game
Halligan's showing
at tackle thi yeai
lias boon a (.0111
ploto surprise to
nlmost all the farm
To be shifted from
fullback position to
the line was thought
by many to be poor
change but it has Halligan, Tackle
proven invaluable His experience in
lugging the ball lias made him a de
mon of a tackle
Mastin ami Heck will hniidh tin
end position with Ros.s and bbott
.it the giniiil positions Hob Thump
son will a1- ii'-nal pla the centi 1 po
f
rdtion ' '
"Heat Nebrask.i is the watthwurd'
.it Kansas this week The Kansas,
-quad has been put thioiigh fast pine
tices this week Mthough seeial
tegulara were missing from the line '
up. The dope handed out in Law j
1 euce seems to indicate that Kansas I
1
will win, although thev are asking 2
to 1 odd.s The aihance sale ot seats
indicates the largest croud that has (
witnessed ;i game in Laurence m m
exit years
s the game plaved on p.ipei stand
it appear. s that the score would be
r cli' on'- with Nebraska on tin
lug end The .la hawkers have a er
strong defensive te.un and the t'0111
liu.sKer.s .1 vi-i -iimm offensive team
The weak lavhawkti ott use p.utralh
otTst-ts tl' ue.lk deltne .is has beei
(lisjilajed l Neluaska several tunes
thi.s season Taking that these asser ,
tiun.s are 11111' and Xi-biaska plavin;
the moreopen g.une while Kansas Is
depending upon the laniuus shift it
looks 11s it Kansas was again doomed
1
to defeat
Not onlv is Nebiaska kuoun in the
Missouri vallev but hei prowess has,
reached as lai as Notre Dame where'
the athletic nianagei has written
Cuach Stiehm lemirding a post season t
;;ime with that institution for the
western tub
Notre Dame has beaten West 1'oint
and l'enn State and possess without
doubt on ol the strongest elevens in
the middle nc-i Hut Nebraska has
vet to win the vallev championship 1
and also to deteal Iowa Hven then 1
she would not have a deal title to,
lire western c liairrpioriship unless the
(iophers detent Chicago
The coach answered the lettei bv
stating that the Missouri vallev rule 1
which prohibits post season eontestm
stood in the ua He intimated, how
ever, that Nebraska would be glad
to open relations with Notre Dame lor
tnture contests
Mr. Paul Hascoe, graduate ol the
Agriculture department, recenlb left
bachelordom to mairv a Miss lOthel ,
Hoggs of Kieinont
Croon buttons will have to be worn
by all first year students of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin in order that the
saloon tradition 11110 '' enforced
Daily C.udinal
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