f0BMER HUSKERS ON TEAM
The cream ol former Nebraska bas-
'tall teams have been assembled
"lor (ho banner of the Omaha Ath
Sic club to Play against crack teams
Nebraska and Iowa.
The team will compose Clarence
cmlth forwnrd and captain of the
1002 team; Bailey, guard and captain
1 1" ism- Beacon, center; Fattey and
Smith forwards, and Panels Swan-
MaBxwcll. former Omaha University
.i.r also will hold down a guard po
tion on the team. He Is the only
player not a former Nebraska student.
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Jerry
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MILLS & DUNCAN
"Two Wise Crackers"
MUSICAL HUNTERS
"A Morning in the Woods"
OLIVE & MACK
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PEARL WHITE
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"PLUNDER"
BABICH AM THB ORCHESTRA.
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Mat, ton. Mrkt 40e. OtL Ifta.
HUSKERS PREPARE
FOR INVASION OF
DRAKE BULLDOGS
Iowans Will Be Here Next Tues
day Evening to Open Sea
son on the Local
Court.
COZIER SECOND IN POINTS
Showing Made by "Pony Team"
on Kansas Trip Is Pleas
ing to Coach
Frank.
After winning one game and losing
one on their invasion into Kansas,
the Ilu-kcr Hasketeors returned Sun
i. ay and immediately settled down to
the task of preparing for the PraV
Bulldog game, which will open the
home cage season for the Cornhusk
ers next Tuesday at the Armory. The
outstanding feature of the trip wis
the performance of the small llusker
team, which went. In apainst the Jay
hawkers during the second half and
outplayed them, and defeated the
Kansas Aggies Saturday night at
Manhattan.
Coach Frank discovered a number
of weaknesses on his team in the
K. IT. and Kansas Apgie contests,
and he erpects to spend the week
ironing out the wrinkles in the play
of the Scarlet and Cream cagesters
The combination which worked most
efectively in the games on the trip,
after Usher was injured, was: for
wards, Kenny Cozier and Milo Tip
ton; center, Captain Slim Warren;
guards, eorge Scott and Mutt Volz.
The spectacular goal-shooting of
Milo Tipton in the last few minutes
of play featured the Kansas Aggie
t;)t. The Ags were leading at the end
of the first half, and with but a few
minutes to go, the score was tied,
15 to 15. It was at this point in the
game when Tipton brought the stand?
to their feet by shooting three spec
tacular baskets In rapid succession,
thus cinching the contest for the
Huskers.
In a number of points scored by in
dividual players so far this season.
Captain Browning of Missouri Is in
he load. Cozier of Nebraska is in
second place, while Mil.' Tipton am":
Captain Warren are '.a seventh aid
eight places, respect! -; 5
AGGIES PREPARE FOR
HARD COURT SEASON
Kansans Have Hardest Schedule
in History of School
Few Regulars Back.
(Special to Nebraskan.)
Jan. 8, 1923. The Kansas Aggie
basketball squad Is being put through
the paces daily in preparation for
the hardest schedule of recent years.
The squad was cut to nineteen men
bfore the vacation, eleven of these
men being ordered to report to
Coach Curliss on January 28. Dur
ing the remainder of the vacation
the squad was rut through a five
hour workout daily ia anticipation
of the coming battles.
Four letter men and several other
players of last year's squad are out
for the team. The freshman squad
of last year furnished the Varsity
a wealth of new material and these
men are giving the letter men a sift
fight for positions on the team.
Captain Faval Foval, a two letter
man, holding down a position at for
ward Is already showing mid-season
form and gives promise of making
it very uncomfortable for any oppos
ing guards.
The Nichols gymnasium has been
repaired and new seats Installed to
accommodate the largest crowds that
have ever witnessed a Aggie basket
ball game.
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTISE
STARTS FOR JAYHAWKERS
Football staged a comeback at the
University of Kansas today when
eighty men turned out In response to
Coach George "Potsy" Clark's Initial
call for spring practice. At least
thirty men will report next week. The
candidates will be divided Into two
squads, Coach Clark announced, each
to meet three times a week for an
hour of work. Ten minutes of wrest
ling will be on the program for each
man, followed by lecture work and
demonstrations In blocking, tackling
and all fundamentals of the game.
Practically every man who made the
Kansas team this past season was se
lected from the siuad In spring prac
tice last year, and Coach Clark has
announced that the same policy will
be followed this year. Spring practice
will continue nntil the first of April
and during March outdoor practice
will be held six days a week.
FEARLESS FIDO.
Fable: Once upon a time there
was a chap who made a bunch of
resolutions on New Tear's and kept
every !ngle one. "Aesop's Film
Fables."
Opposing Gridiron
Captains in 1923
Ira Young, '24, of Iowa State Co1
lego, has been chosen captain of the
1923 football team at Ames Iowa by
the letter men of the Cyclone school.
Young is one of tho youngest men
iver captain at Ames. He is 20
5 ears old and described by the Stu
dent Dally as "having the earmarks
of a capable leader for the heavy
siason vblch lies ahead of the Cy
clone team next fall."
Young has already won two letters
in football. He will be the only two
letter man on the Ames team. Tie
nlso won his "A" in basketbnll last
winter and is exptected to make a
strong bid for the 1923 cage team
under the direction of Conch Chand
ler. Tho new captain was forced
to quit his track training last spring
when he injuride his leg in prac
tice. Young was graduated from Jeffer
son high school, Jefferson, la., when
he was a letter man in football, bas
ketball and track.
SGHULTE TALKS TO
TRACK CANDIDATES
SCHULTE TALKS TO TRACK
Coach Wants 500 Men Out This
Season Letter Men to
Help Train
Novices.
Student Managers for Track.
Candidates for Sophomore can
didate and Junior Assistant Man
ager in Track should meet In
Coach Schulte's office Tuesday
afternoon at 3.
Sixty track candidates attended the
meeting of all track men held by
Coach Schulte at the Armory last
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Coac l
Schulte gave a talk to the men out
lining the work that has to be done
and the handicaps which must be
overcome if Nebraska is to have a
winning track team again in 1923.
Equipment was issued to all letter
and numeral track men, and to fresh
men who placed in the high school
state meet last year.
Coach Schulte declared that be
wants at least five hundred men out
for track, and he is confident of his
ability to handle that many men. He
explained to the men concerning the
shortage of material for track can
didates, and expressed the hope that
the me? would see to it that all track
equipment would be used, and not
left lying around in the lockers.
Coach Schulte has worked out a
system of coaching whereby each
letter man will coach the novices in
his event. According to the plans,
the board track on the military field
will be ready for use this week and
the intensive training period will be
gin immediately.
An average of nearly 800 motor
vehicle licenses a day are being
issued at the Lancaster county treas
urer's office. Issuing of licenses bepan
late Tuesday morning- and up to Mon
day noon 8,250 had been disposed of.
County Treasurer A. E. Sutherland
said the licenses would average at
least $12 apiece. Thus the sale of
1023 licenses has swelled the county
coffers by about $40,000. The num
ber issued during the past five and
a half days includes about a sixth of
the total number of all motor vehicles
in the county.
No date has yet been set by the
law enforcement officers when new
licenses must be had. The number
being issued daily is evidence that
they are being procured as rapidly as
possible.
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POSITION IN VALLEY
BASKETS STANDINGS
Missouri at Top of List with Two
Victories and Kansas and
Ames Tied for
Second.
The Missouri Valley standings
alter the games Saturday follow:
G. W. L. Pet. l'ts. Op.
Missouri 2 2 0 1.000 78 39
Kansas 1 1 0 1.000 30 20
Iowa Slate 1 1 0 1.000 29 IS
Nebraska 2 1 1 .500 41 45
Oklahoma 1 0 1 .000 18 29
Kansas Aggies 1 0 1 .000 17 28
Grinnell 1 0 1 .000 17 2S
Drake 1 0 1 .000 22 50
Washington ....0 0 0 .000 0 0
All of the Valley teams but Wash
ington have been in action and there
was little upsetting of the advance
information. Kansas and Missouri
are showing championship talent and
the title of Valley champions will
probably have to be argued out be
tween these two unless the Cornhusk
ers or possibly Iowa State cojnes
through with a surprise. Tho season
is still very young and there is plenty
of time for the development of a
pennant winner. .
There wil bo seven Valley games
this week and most of the teams will
have had a chance to compare thei-
it nw
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Clearance of Blouses
A good number of distinctive, exquisite Blouses
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Mayer
relatlvo abilities. Kansas and Iowa
State seem to have tho hendllner for
the next few days. Oklahoma did
not show up very well against the
Cyclone crew but Bhe should bo able
to beat the Washington squad. Th
St. Louis aggregation could show the
Huskers a good time last year and
it may be that they will nose out
some of the more favored teams.
Grlnnell was not meat for the Tig
ers and they niay be considered as
at least a five hundred team if not
better. The Cornhuskers are worry
ing the better teams for the brilliant
fight put up at Lawrence and the
mauling that the Aggies suffered Sat
urday night. The new stars on thr
Nebraska team Bprung some real sur
prises and they may be called to
carry the Husker standard to the
top of Ihe percentage column.
Tho games to be played this week
arc:
Jan. 8 Washington vs. Oklahoma
at Norman.
Jan. 11 Kansas vs. Iowa State at
Ames.
Jan. 12 Oklahoma vs. Washington
at St. Louis.
Jan. 12 Kansa vs. Grlnnell Bl
Grinnell.
Jan. 13 Kansa vs. Drake at Des
Moines.
Jan. 13 Oklahoma vs. Missouri
at Columbia.
Jan. 13 Kansas Aggies vs. Wash
ington at St. Louis.
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VALLEY BASKET BALL
TEAMS OPEN SEASON
Missouri and Kansas Cagesters
Emerge in Initial Con
ference Games.
Four of tho Missouri Valley bas
ketball teams opened tho conference
season Friday night, Missouri and
Kansas emerging from their game
tho victors of the first cage tilt.
These two earns tied for first place
in tho conference last year and show
indications of championship talent
this season. Grinnell tumbled before
Second
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