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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1921)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Kyrs that arc apparently perfect may actually have .imperfections, entailing se vere strain upon the nervous syscm. HALLETT Optomitrist Estb. 1871 1143 0 PHILIPINO AERO BALL ON CAMPUS ATTRACTS INTEREST OF STUDENTS possible, although there Is no ruling against It. The number of bounces are limited by the nature of the ball. It cannot bounce more than three times pt the most. The winner is decided up on by the number of times the ball is kicked. For instance, two players (partners) may keep the ball In play for a long time and make a count of say, twenty "kicks." Those who can not score that many lose the game. Accuracy in the placing of the ball is, to a large degree, dependent upon the proper use of the foot. The ball cannot be kicked "a la football" but is kicked on the side of the shoe and right in the middle. If the player is accurate he can use any side of the shoe according as convenience and necessity demands it. There are several positions and styles of kicks to be mastered. The forward kick is the equivalent of the forehand stroke used in tennis. It re quires good balance and good Judgement. Bids Adieu. If money talks As some folks tell, To most of ua It says "farewell." Vaudeville News. iiiBiiiviiiniiiiiuiiiHiw WANT ADS. LOST A GOLD WRIST WAtCH IN itials A. II. Reward. Return student Activities office. LOST HAND LENS EITHER IN OR near Museum. Please return to Stud ent Activities office. T0li3QT 1.10 at RO SEWS LDE 1.10 Hail! Hail! the aerc-ball, a new spo ,l direct from the Philippines. The none too fastidious sport disciples might well take note that the game is not without interested admirers as evid enced by the unfailing number of spec tators who wat(('h the Filipino boys at tending the University of Nebraska play. The term aero-ball is of a recent adoption. The boys, when asked what the name of the game is, were unable to supply an American equivalent. Aero-hall was the name given from the fact that the idea is to keep the ball in the air. The Filipinos name is "Sipa" which, literally translated, means, "to kick." The game is raJUer popular among high school students in the Philippines. However, a high degree of precision and grace in playing is rarely seen among them. This fact is attributed to the insignificant role it assumes relat ive to the regular sport such as tennis. baseball, track, etc. The experts in those highly proficient in the game are found among men who do not hav? enough time to participate in the regu lar sports. The ball is made of rattan. Onlv the strong pliable outer layer of the rattan is used for this purpose for it alone can withstand the knocks or "kicks." For novices and amatures a light ball is sufficient bun experts invariably use heavier ones, so heavy that the impact between the ball and the foot will cause the inexperienced disagreeable pain. The ball is a trifye smaller than the regular indoor ball. The game is sorted by forming a circle. The partners stand opposite each other and at a distance of about twenty-five feet. The one who has the ball starts by tbssing it to hi spart- ner in the same manner as an indoor litcher does. He is never to kick tliF ball himself. The other partnes will kick the ball back to the first part ner who in turn will try to kick it back. It is not allowed to bounce it DANCE AT ROSEWILDE Saturday, 8:30 Till 11:30 $1.25 a couple, tax incuded IF YOU WANT A DANDY GOOD TIME COME OUT Friday, September twenty-third, 8 o'clock First Presbyterian Church Thirteenth and M Streets i Something doing every minute. fes .- Bring a Friend. r- .. , .... LEARN TYPEWRITING THIS SEMESTER Yod can do the kind of work that brings the high grades. Use your spare hours Day or Night Classes. LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE Accredited by Nat'l Association of Accredited Com'l Schools L. P. C. Bldg. Hth & P Sts. B-6774 P L .A. 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