The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 06, 1924, Image 4

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    THE r a TT.v NEBRASKAN
Liberty Barber Shop
Successor to
ValTs
Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
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Suppose you're entertaining
Basketball Tournament guest3
from home, too. It's quite a
task isn't it? Well, thank
goodness I won't have to worry
about where to eat because I've
already made up my mind to
the fact that we'll go to Rudge
& Guenzel's Cafeteria (and af
ter all, where to eat, is the big
question, as there will be plen
ty of excitement and entertain
ment). I know the kids will
like to eat at Rudge's they
have such tempting displays of
food and it's so bright and
clean there.
Let's meet there about 12
today that your guests may be
come acquainted with mine,
shall we? At 12 sharp.
HUSKER RIFLE TEAM
iYIHS THIRTY MEETS
Schedules Large Number of
Competitions; Losqs Only
Four Matches.
NEBRASKA CAPTURES THIRD
IN VALLEY BASKETBALL;
KANSANS ARE CHAMPIONS
(Continued from Page 1)
U-N-I DRUG CO.
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES
FOUNTAIN PENS
KODAK SUPPLIES
PUNCH FOR PARTIES
14th and S
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Mah-Jong
Is Taking the Country by
Storm.
the Nebraska rifle
IftV. U. tax. a
tearA this year is the biggest that the
school has ever attempted. inere
are 53 universities and colleges on
the intercollegiate program, besides
the seventh corps area K. U. l.
matches, and the Hearst tropny
matches to' be f ored some time in
April.
A group of college is fired against
each week in the intercollegiate
hnntnfr. Thirtv-two of these
mntrhps have bee nfired all ready
Twenty-eight of them were Nebraska
victories by substantial margins, and
only four resulted in dfeeats.
Rifle shooting is recognized as a
minor SDort at the University, and
letters are awarded to the six men
who shoot highest scores during the
season.
Captain Eggers, flirector of marks
manship in the University R. O. T. C,
is coach of the team, which consists
of ten men,, the highest scores out
of the fiftee nwho are on the squad.
The ten highest scores made during
the week of firing are mailed to the
schools engaged that week.
Men who have been making the
hieh scores this season are Dale
Skinner. D. D. Lewis, D. Roberts,
Captain DeFord, F. E. Hunt, Horth,
Lammli, Dover, Currier ,Ross, Hud-
dleston and Learning.
Nebraska has defeated the follow
ing 28 colleges so far this year:
Arkansas. Kansas State, Kansas,
North Dakota Stale, South Dakota
State, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michi-
ean. Northwestern, Chicago. Denni
son, Cincinnatti, Dayton, Iowa, South
Dakota, . Mississippi, - City of New
York, Yale, New Hampshire State,
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-oe-v.
Vermont. Delaware, Syracuse,
New York, Michigan State, Pennsyl
vania Military College, Virginia Mill
tarv Institute, Alabama, Georgia
Tech.
The four colleges to beat Nebras
ka were Rhode Island State, North
Carolina. Minnesota, and Missouri.
A University pistol will be a new
branch of military athletics this
spring. Challenges have been ac
cepted for matches with West Point,
and Pomona college, and matches are
being arranged with Missouri and
other big schools in the seventh corps
area R. 0. T. C.
$
A eomoUta at in bright
114 Mmm. Ill toon
tars. 8 racks. die, book
of rata ud instn actions ;
ay on can lenra tb. (UM
in ten minotas. It's "T
fascinating. Ail in attrme-
Hm box. snt prepaid on
raeaipt of 11.00 (Canada
tic extra.)
Table Covers
Vrry Attraetirs Black Sat-.
ra Hah Jong Tabla Cowr.
nth colorsd dragon dasimsa
adjustabla to anr sis
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edge. Extraordinary valaa.
Bpoeial pnea
COUBINATIOM OFFER: Wa -SI
send prepaid on complete Hah Jong
set and table cover as described abere
a receipt of 11.80.
China-American
Importing Co.
neers were defeated 32 to 19. Cozier
was the stellar performer in the
c-nme.
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The third trip of the Nebraska,
ouintet took them into Missouri
where Missouri University and Wash
ington were defeated. The Tigers
suffered the worst defeat in five
years when they lost 32 to 11. Wash
ington lost 32 to 24.
Nebraska trounced Grinnell 82 to
18 in the return game at Lincoln. The
victory over Grinnell raised Ne
braska to a tie for third place with
Washington in Valley standing. The
ikers invaded the Husker floor for
the return game, bent on revenge.
Nebraska won 38 to 17. The game
was featured by spectacular basket
shooting, and the fight put up by the
Pikers in the last minutes of the
game.
Lose Shooting Eyes. .
A basket shooting slump hit the
Husker sauad in the game at Ames
the following week. The Huskers
raced circles around the Cyclones, but
were unable to lodge the sphere in
the hoop. The game ended 18 to 16,
in favor of Nebraska.
The return game with Iowa State
oi- the coliseum floor last Monday
evenine eave the Husker cagemen a
chance to wipe out the narrow vic
tory gained the week before. In a
rough and tumble game, Ames was
forced to take the short side of a
27 to 14 score.
The Drake game Wednesday com
pleted the 1924 season.
The season record is as follows:
Nebraska 18 K. C. A. C. 27
Nebraska 24 Missouri 18
Nebraska 35 )klahoma 21
Nebraska 27 Kansas Ag's....l4
Nebraska 23 Kansas Ag's....26
Nebraska 18 Kansas 19
Nebraska 20 )klahoma 32
Nebraska 10 lansas 13
Nebraska 25 Jreighton 21
Nebraska 15 Drake 19
Nebraska 32 Grinnell 19
Nebraska 31 Missouri 11
Nebraska 32 Washington ....24
Nebraska 32 Grinnell 18
Nebraska 38 Washington 17
Nebraska 118 la. St, Ames....l6
Nebraska 27 a. St, Ames....l4
Nebraska 12 Drake 25
President Angell of Yale has sug
gested that "Big Three' football
coaches be removed to the stands
when the games begin. It is now up
to the coaches to suggest that Presi
dent Angell try to run his university
from the New Haven railroad depot
111 West eSta St.
New York
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Our Spring Line
of
Oxford Clothes
Are Wonderful
See Them
$35. and HO,
FIFTEEN TRACKSTERS
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"five-three" consistently this year,
j nVr.ortoH to break into the
gnu -r --
point column at the conference meet
Coach Schuite is wen ""'
the quarter and mile relay events.
Layton, Trexler, Bloodgood, Crites,
and Whipperman are the Husker
quarter-milers who will run Saturday.
Layton, the fastest Scarlet 440-run-
ner, will run as ancnor man
relay team.
Weir, Beerkle, and Crites, the Ne
braskans who will compete in the
hurdle events, have snown up wen
i;i,r trvnnts on the boards this
LUC UOHJ J ,
week, and should add several points
to the Cornhusker point coiuiu.
Weir ran the 50-yard lows in 6 1-5
seconds yesterday in tryouts.
In the distance events the Husker
i,0a tho least strentrth. Allen,
1923 captain, and Uaraner, capuuu
of the 1924 team, were point-winners
for Nebrasli last year who will be
missing this year in the indoor meet.
Whipperman and Higgins are sched
uled for the 80-ysrd run, Lewis to
. ffeo milp. and Ted Slemmons,
I Wit tv -
Omaha Medic veteran, win again
.nmrufa in t.hn two-mile erind.
Hobb Tiher, who tied for first
place in the high jump at the Illinois
Relays with Poor of Kansas, is the
Husker entry in this event. Ced Hart-
man is Schulte'B best bet in the shot-
put, while Davis and uieason wm u
the vaulting in the Kansas City meet
for Nebraska.
WANTED Men for summer work,
$6 per day guaranteed to Bian.
Write or phone 515 Y. M. C. A.
Tn-maend Portrait paotorrapher.
FOR SALE Remington Standard
No. 6 typewriter, ?10. Uau bjou.
With all this oil about, no platform
will be much good unless it can serve
as a rait.
The
MOGUL
Barber Shop
127 No. 12th St.
Now being operated by:
N. W. Tucker
Harry Tripp
Roy Cowell
Clate Reynolds
Jake Fahrenbruch
Old patrons are especially
invited to visit us.
LOST A Schaeffer fountain pen.
Neva Jones engraved on it. uan
B3587.
LOST Alpha Theta Chi pin. Call
B1464. Reward.
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(Leaf -fact.)
The most popular students
note system yet devised.
Two hundred different
blank forms for every pur
pose and special con
densed data sheets on the
following subjects:
Aeronautics 50c
Air and gas 1.00
Architecture 1.00
Boilers 1-00
Business 1.00
Chemical Analysis.. 1.00
Chemical Tables 1.00
Crushing & Grinding .50
Drafting 50
Electricity ! 1.00
Engines ou
Heating & Ventilating .50
Engineering 50
Hydraulics 1.00
Mining 1.00
Petroleum 50
Concrete 1.00
Structures 1.00
Surveying 100
Trig & Log Tables.... 1.00
and many others in con
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STACOMB makei the hair itay comW
in any style you like even after it hit
juit been washed.
STACOMB ike on'isaf hai beta
used for year by start of stage an4
screen leaders of style. Write today
for free trial tube.
Tubes 35c Jar 75c
itu'at on STACOMB in the black,
yellow and gold package.
For sale at your druggist or whererer
toilet goods are sold.
Standard Laboratories, Inc.
113 West 18th Street. New York City
Sand coupon for Fra Trial Tubs.
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m.i . . - 4 M V UPA Hi I 1 tell . ,
And we're ready to welcome visit
ing players not only with the new
est and latest in Spring Clothes,
Caps and Fixings but with the
freedom of the store. Come and
use the telephones and other con
veniences just as though the place
belonged to you. '
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Perchance your interested we'll
show you.
Clothes That Possess "Pep
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There is something about the new Season
and its balmy breezes that gives a man that
jaunty, gingery feeling that is if he is
dressed in Clothes like these.
Their smartness and the sense of good
grooming that they influence, make a Man
throw out his chest and assume an uncon
scious swagger of pride and satisfaction.
Spring Suits and Topcoats
Featured at
1875, 2475 up to 4000
The New in Caps Is Here
See Our Windo wDisplay
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