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Notice.
Tho following mon have Mod as can
didates for tho election of studbnt
mombors to tho University Athlotlo
Doard. Tho oloctlon will bo hold In
tho Gymnasium, Mny 11th, botweon
tho hours of 9:30 a. in. and 12:80 p. m
and from 1:30 p. in. to 4:30 p. m.:
Konnoth C. Fouts.
. H. H. Qootzo.
Victor Hnlllgan.
Earl Hawkins, '
II. S. Rooso.
W. B. Sadllok.
H. L. Tomplo.
O. H. Zumwlnkol.
DR. R. Q. CLAPP,
Socrotary Athletic Board.
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HU8KER8 TRIM AME8
(Contlnuod from pago 1)
AGS AND FRE8HMEN
and won both of tho hurdlo races.
Stonoy also tied with Captain Doodlo
for first honors In tho polo vault.
Frank Kruso took second In tho high
hurdlos. Sovon Myers and Clint .Ross
took first and second In tho shot put
and discus nnd Soven took his tlrfrd
first by winning tho high Jumn. in
-the-broad-JumpT-Hcrb-Rccsowon-fronr
Holmlckr
This coming Saturday, which will bo
Fotd1 Day, will bo a groat meet on
Nebraska Flold. Bosldos tho great
state high school meet7 tho Huskore
will bo pitted against tho strong Min
nesota Gophors. Tho MInnosota mon
conquered the strong Iowa team on
May 2nd and are coming to Lincoln
hoping to avongo tho football and
basketball defoats of tho prosont year.
It is suro that a monstor crowd will
turn out to seo tho Nebraska men bat
tlo their foos of tho North. Below aro
tho results of Saturday's conflict with
Amos:
100-yard Dash Reeso (Neb.), first;
KolBer (Ames), second; Collins
(AniW), third; Irwin (Neb.), fourth.
Time: 10 45.
Mllo Run Qootzo ?Nob.), first; Sny
der (Amos)', second; 'Sober (Ames),
third; McMnsters (Neb.), fourth.
Tlmos, 4:43.
Polo Vault Llndstrum (Nob.), nnd
Reavls (Nob.), tied for first; thirds
not counted. Helght,llfoot 3- lnchos.'
High Hurdles Llndstrum (Neb.),
first; Kruso (Neb.), second. Ttmo.
17 25.
440-yard Dash Wilson (Amos), first;
Zumwlnklo (Neb.), second; Ivorson
(Amos), third; Scott (Nob.), fourth.
TImo, 52 35.
Half Mile Run Captain Haggard
(Amos), first; Kublk (Neb.), socond.
Tlmos, 2:11.
High Jumn Myrrrs fNnh), fw-
Tho Ags and tho Freshman Laws
load tho list In tho Inter-Dopartment
LBasoball League, The . . Laws liavo-
won two games and tho Ags havo ono
game to tholr credit,, duo to a forfeit.
Tho games played laBt Friday wero:
C. B. vs. E. E., Toachers vs. Chemistry.
Tho C. E.'s won. their gamo . after
fighting hard. They had allowed tho
E. E.'s to go four scores ahead of
them. But In tho sixth inning they
tied the scoro. Thoy then hold the
E. E.'s down tho first half of the sev
enth und-second-half-had" hardly- be
gun whon Koirle brouglft in tho win
ning score, making it 11 to 10. Tho
qther gamo wob won by tho Chemists
by n scoro of 1G to 15. It seems that
a kind of miaunderstandink occurred
In this game. Tho Teachers had
Burrus (Ames), second. Height, 5 feet
8 inches.
220-ynrd tDash Collins (Amos),
first; Kaiser (Ames), second. Time,
25 flat.
Discus Myers (Nob.), first; Ross
(Nob.), second; Roevo (Ames), third
Hstftnce, llli feet 3 Inches; Ross 114
feet.
SH6T-put-Myers TNobJ.HrsI; Ross
(Neb.), second. Distance, 38 feet 8
Inches.
Low , Hurdles Llndstrum (Nob.).
.first; Smith (Ames), second; Naf-
slzer (Nob.), third. Time, 28 25.
Two-mllo Run Garst and Maako
stad (Amos), first; Spohn and Kratz
(Nob.), did not finish. No tlmo
Broad Jump Rooso (Nob.), first:
Helmlck (Amos), socond. Distance,
20 feet 8 Inches; Helmick, 19 feet 3
inches.
Half-mllo Relay Scott, Myers, Ir
win and Roeso (Nob.), first; Rait.
ChaYOH, Poarsnn and Kaiser (Amc4r
second. Tlmo, 1:35
Mllo Relay Not run, forfeited by
Nebraska.
Tho Amos athletic management put
out nn excellent program for ihe-Amos-Nebraska
meet which was held
at Amos last Saturday It contained
all the necessary dopo, besides several
llttlo cuts of Amos stars.
A. I. E. E.
At a special, meeting- of tho-Jlmer
lean Institute of Electrical Engineers
to bo hold this evening at 7:30 o'clock
In tho Electrical Building, Mr. M. T.
Castor, plant superintendent of tho
Lincoln Telephone and Tolegraph
company, and Prof. V. L. Hollister will
glvo illustrated talks on "Tho Tele
phone; Its Development and Its Fu
ture." All interested aro invited to
attend this meeting.
FOUND Watch fob seal on Twelfth
and R Sts. Call at Rag offlco . 5-6-3
MEN" WANTED for summer work.
Wo havo mon now going to tho Uni
vorslty who made from 1,300 to ?900
clear last summer. Call an ytlmo at
Tho Stanley, 1302 Q, room 4, 'second
floor. Ask for C. Miller. 5-8-4
LEAD IN BASEBALL
Today the Electrical Engineers Meet
the Teachers The Farmers Meet
the Freshmen Academics.
TTKi-fed to pluy seven innings, ami uiier
theso had boon played they woro load
ing with a scoro of 9 to 8. The Chem
Ists then wanted to play nine innings,
and finally had their way, and the final
result was a victory for them.
On Friday .there wero also two other
games played which weron't scheduled.
TIiobo wero the M. E.-Ag. E. and tho
C-J3..AgE.game8. T-hoAgr Er won
from tho M. E. with a score of 14 to G.
Tho chief feature of this gamo was
tho abundnnco of errors. The cham
pionship of tho engineers then lay be
tween tho C. E.'s and tho Ag. E.'s.
Tho C. E.'s easily won from the Ags
Bcoro, 20 to 2.
On Saturday the Senior Laws won
from tho Commercial boys. Tho lat
ter did not get their full team out and
Lhemso- losV-5 to-3, T-he Freshman
Academics defeated the Teachors' Col
lege. Tho scoro was 8 to 5. In the
afternoon tho Freshman Laws and the
Chemists battled for three Innings, re
sulting In tho Law victory with a
Bcoro of 2 to 1. The M. E.'s forfeited
to tho C. E.'b.'
Yesterday tho only game was ono
between tho C. E.'s and Freshmen.
This was hardly a game. No mask
seemed to bo accessible and both sides
dispensed with the catcher. The re-
suiting score was 8 to 6 in favor of tho
Freshmen.
Today tho E. E.'s meot the Teachers
at 2 p. m. and tho M. E.'s meet the
Commercials at 3:30.
- T-he-present-standlngs-arei
W. L. P. C.
Freshman Laws 2 0 1000
Ags i o 1000
Freshman A. and S. .2 1 .G67
E. E l i .5oo
Commorco l i .500
Chemistry 1 r
Senior Laws 1 1
C. E 2 2
M. E 0 2
Teachers 0 2
T500
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MEN wanted for summer work. Wo
havo mon now going to tho Univer
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