THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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GRID PLAYER STARS
Guy Chamberlain Wins Praise for
Work on Professional Chi
cago Team.
c.".tch forward passes. He la a mem
ber of Beta Theta Pi I'raternity.
Guy Chamberlain, star end of Hit
Husker football teams cf '14 i.nd 15,
has been winning honors on the frrid
iron the past season, playing end for
the Staley's, a professional team of
Chicago. Included in the Staley's
lineup are "Chick" Harley anu Totb
Stinchconib, all-American nun aiid
farmer Ohio State stars.
L; st Sunday in a contest r.layen
apainst the Canton Buildups, one cf
the greatest professional team? 'n t'.ie
country and captained by the peerless
Jim Thorne, Chamberlain received
puss from Harley and scored tl.c on.
touchdown of the frame. Stir..: hooraS
r.dded tliree mart- points to t.e Mt.i.
by a field ?oal. The final count was
Staley'. 10. Canton 0.
Chamberlain is rated as one i f the
greatest gridiron performers i'o ever
wore the Scarlet and cream. He wr.
a brilliant and elusive open f-Ic run
ner and had exceptional ability to
DELEGATES RETURN
FROM CONVENTION
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Scabbard and Blade has been offi
dally recognized by the War Depart
ment of the United States as the Cadet
Officers Fraternity. It is expanding
very rapidly but carefully Petitions
of schools are only gTanted after a
careful investigation of the status of
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tha Cadet Corps and the standing of
the school.
The reports from the different schools
were very interesting. Most of the
schools give an annual military ball,
which is always the big function of the
year. The party is held under the aus
pices of Scabbard and Blade. The
schools have some very striking uni
forms. At nearly all of the schools the
Cadet Officers are paid by the Univer
sity.
Many of the delegates at the con
vention were men who had attended
the summer camp at Fort Snelling.
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