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TRACK
of
the
FINAL TRYOUTS for the Illinois
relays will be held Saturday after
noon, beginning at 3:30. Coach
Schult will enter several men in the
regular events besides Rhodes and
Weir in the intercollegiate penta-
thelon. The relays bring the great
est athletes of the middle-west to
gether, and Nebraska's tracksters
will be pitted against sush men as
Brookins of Iowa, world hurdle re
cord holder and others.
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FRATERNITIES should keep their
track men out daily, practicing for
the interfraternity meet, which was
postponed until March 10 on account
of the weather. This action will give
fraternities a better chance to de
velop their men before the meet,
which will be hotly contested. Frat
ernities not yet entered in the meet
should enter at one.
COLD WEATHER is handicapp
ing th Husker cinder artists in pre
paring for the Illinois relays and the
indoor valley meet March 8 and 9,
at Kansas City. Kansas University,
which has won the indoor conference
meet the past two sesons, is expect
ing to repeat its victory-winning
feat this year. From all reports it
looks as though the Missouri team
will give the hardest race for first
place.
whom are credited with a five-three
in the 50-yard dash. Trexler, letter
man, placed the century at the con
ference meet last year. "Choppy"
Rhodes and Lukens, Omaha medic,
are sprinters of no mean ability.
Barring injuries, the possibilities of
this autfit after the outdoor season
opens is unlimited.
OLYMPIC interest is beginning to
develop all over the United States.
America, many times winner of the
contest between the nations, is ad'
mittedly weak in the middle distance
and distance events. There will be
athletes from the Missouri Valley
chosen to compete for Uncle Sam in
the Olympics. Nebraska, noted for
its strength in track events, may de
velop stars who will go to the Olym
pics. "Indian" Schulte "made'
Olympic stars in 1916 and 1920 at
Missouri.
NEBRASKA, training under con
stantly changing weather conditions.
cannot be considered a serious 'con
tender for the indoor Valley title.
Training out of doors means that the
Huskers develop slowly during the
indoor season. Outside training also
means that the Husker develop faster
when the outdoor meet season opens.
LEWIS and WHTPPERMAN, run
ning varsity track for their year,
promise to step off the 880-yard run
in fast time, if early season perform
ances count for anything Add to
these tracksters Captain Gardner and
Dean Higgins, varsity half-mQers,
and you have a two-mile relay team
which will make someone break re
cords at the Drake relays. .
THEN THERE is Haskell, x-country
letter man, Wight and Dick Johnson,
who may at any time step out and
breast the tape ahead of one of four
runners mentioned above. In addi
tion to these tracksters, there is a
host of novices who may develop
before the outdoor season rolls
around.
PRACTICALLY the same situa
tion as the one existing in the 880-
yard run exists in all track events in
the Husker camp. Glanceat the pro
secpt in the sprints, if you will.
Locke, Hein, and Blood good, all of
MARKSMEN RAISING
RIFLE TEAM SCORE
Coach Expects High Count to
Approach 3700 This
Week.
Husker marksmen have started on
another round of intercollegiate fir
ing that promises to hike up the
score way beyond the high record
made last week. D. P. Roberts
started the ball rolling by turning in
perfect target in the prone posi
tion, the first possible he has ever
shot. Other members of the squad
are turning in pasteboards with more
bulls-eyes obliterated than last week,
and Coach Eggers expects his marks
men to" raise the team score some
where near 3700 this week.
The schedule this week embraces
schools around the Great Lakes with
Chicago University, Michigan, Illi
nois and Knox College on the card.
Resuts from all of these schools
should be in next Monday.
More fellows are coming up for
pistol shooting and the prospects
look good for a pistol team this
spring as good 4s the rifle team is
showing up in the winter months.
Captain Eggers and Team Captain
DeFord extend the call again for ad
ditional shooters for the Hearst
matches. Some intensive practice
will be required between now and
the matches a few weeks hence, as
some of the crack teams of the coun
try are entered in the meet.
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Students Are Cordially Invited To Attend
The Formal Opening of the
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