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Today's work "will probably consist
of maVing necessary changes and as-
inning to the men s;udy rooms and
hours for recitation and drill.
Keep Watch On Records
Some of the university classes
which were composed nearly or all of
S. A. 'f. C. students will undergo some
rhanges and r.ew assignments In the
lass work may be looked for.
Everyone, however, Is held responsi
ble for assignments made prlror to
he closing of school. The work of
caching the Husker soldiers station
ed here Is expected therefore to go off
with a lunge and by Thursday or
Friday everyone will know exactly
what he Is to do and when to recite
nr drill or study for the remainlug
Mme That he Is here.
Hcglnnlng today all eyes must be
wide open. The strings will tighten
mi the slower ones and late arrivals to
rails will not be tolerated. Every
thing must po off with a decided snap
according to Captain Maclvor's plans
of conducting a soldier school here.
University and military cnlefs have
arranged for close co-operation in re
gard to keeping a close watch on the
Individual record of every student sol
dier so that any attempt to sluff any
work will be unsuccessful. Kitchen
?nd barrack police are mild forms of
punishment compared to the fate that
awaits those students In the army di
vision here who are slow to learn mil
itary discipline.
Up to Individual
During the following months oppor
tunities will be continually open to
candidates for officers' schools. Mean
while there will be an occasional
transfer of men from this camp to the
cantonments whenever "candidates"
qualify for such transfer.
The conduct of the S. A. T. C. men
resolves Itself today into the making
or the breaking of every individual. In.
the terms of the Executive Dean, C. C.
Engberg. every mc-n has his future
right before him and It is therefore
Imperative that every man start today
to do his utmost in the class room and
on the field.
University of Nebraska expects to
turn a record average of its S. A. T.
Cv men out for proper officer mater
ial this fall and winter, but Captain
Maclvor promises that no positions
have been reserved for any one that is
not willing to put in the licks.
BUSKERS AND BULL
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up and grabbed the oval and waded
through the Cotner defense and over
the goal line for another and the last
score of the game. Howarth again
kicked goal and the score stood 33 to 0
as the first half ended.
Substitutes Rur, in
The third quarter featured the play
ing of most of the second stringers.
One after another was put in and the
veterans relieved. Hubka was sent to
the showers and Martin took his place.
Cotner's kick-off rolled out of bounds
and the ball was put in play on the
twenty yard line. Swanson then
reeled off about CO yards and came
within striking distance of the goal.
A pass to Schelly netted 20 yards and
an attempt at a touchdown by the
aerial route failed.
Cotner took the ball and punted.
Nebraska recovered and Schellenberg
thot a pass to Swanson which added 40
yards to the Cornhuskers' distance..'
Schellenberg advanced the ball 20
more yards on a forward pass and the
game ended with the ball about 20
yards from Cotner's goal.
Northwester Consider Offsr
Athletic Director Scott received a
wire yesterday from Northwestern
staling that the management would
submit Nebraska's proposal to switch
the Huskcr Northwestern game from
November t a orlitln.Miy ichrduled.
to Thanksgiving day. o 'hp allelic
board Tuesday right. Xothlns ha
been heard of the outcome yet. hut
lYofessor Scott and Ooath Kline are
anxious to bill the Evanston school for
Turkey day and settle that oluMve
date once for all
The NebrasVa line up was:
le. Hartley, Martin.
It. Krlemclmeyer.
lg. V. Munn. Ros
c. M. Munn, Thorp.
rg. Dana. Armour. Walker.
rt. Lyman.
re. Swanson.
qb. Howarth.
In. Schellenberg
rh. Lantz, Hartley,
fb. Hubka. Martin. Jobes.
Referee: Jones. Wesleyan; um
pire, Harry Reed.
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