THE DAILY NEBRAS&AH
HUSKERS MAKE
GOOD SHOWING
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nc-tcnth of a second faster than the
time made in the regular university
heat which was won by Evans of Illi
nois in 10 seconds flat. Irvin of
Kansas was second, and Locke, of
Nebraska was third. Locke was
leading at the finish of the race but
slowed down a bit to look back, and
this allowed the Illinois and Kansas
men to speed by him.
The Nebraska mile relay team com
posed of Bloodgood, Whipporman,
Hcin and Crites was second in their
section of the mile relay. Illinois
was first in another section with a
time of 3:21:5.
Turner tied for third in the high
jump which was won by Poor of Illi
nois at a height of 6 :3. This was one
inch lower than the mark made by
him at the Kansas relays last week,
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and was the same mark made by Tur
ner at Kansas.
The Ilusker two-mile team com
posed of Crites, Lewis, Iliggins, and
Gardner came out fourth in the two
mile relay race. The four-mile team
made up of Slcmmons, Ross, Zim
merman, and Cohen was fifth. Illi
nois was first with a time of 18:12.
Hatch, Nebraska broad jumper,
placed fifth in the broad jump with
21 feet 6 inches. Hubbard of Mich
igan, winner of this event, jumped
24 feet 2 inches.
Davis, Nebraska pole vaulter, went
out at 11 feet 6 inches. McKown of
Kansas State Teachers college was
first with 13 feet.
Red Layton, running unattached in
another race, placed sixth in a special
quarter-mile dash. Wilson of Illinois
was first at a time of 49:9 seconds
Scholl of Minnesota won two first
places, hurling the discuss 128 feet,
5 inches, and throwing the javelin
196 feet and 9 inches.
Two races in which Nebraska did
not place were the two-mile relay
won by Northwestern, and the 120-
yard hurdles won by Kinsey of Illi
nois.
Mr. John W. Gorby, vice president
of the National Transportation Insti
tute, will speak on-"The Transporta
tion Problem and Its Solution" Wed
nesday morning at 9 in Social Science
auditorium. Mr. Gorby is on a speak
ing tour of the country
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Noah Beery
National Boy's Week. Special Attractions
CHOOSE PATRONNESSES
FOR KOSMET COMEDY
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Practices for the comedy have
been held almost daily since the first
of March, under the direction of
Cyril L. Coombs, author of the play.
The first full rehearsal was held Wed
nesday and one will be held every
night this week. A dress rehearsal
will be held Thursday evening.
" The Wishing Ring " Is a three-act
musical comedy, written by Cyril L.
Coombs, author of "The Yellow
Lantern," 1923 Kosmet play. It con
tains eighteen song hits, composed by
Mr. Coombs and arranged by August
Dietz. Four songs, "The Wishing
Ring," "All Day Long," "When I
Waltz With You," and "Dear Ole
Virginia," will be published in pop
ular song form and sold at both per
formances for thirty cents each.
Special scenery and lighting effects
have been arranged. The cast in
cludes over sixty students with Mar
guerite Munger and Ward Wray ap
pearing in the two leads.
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FRESHMAN KID PARTY
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for the
Fletcher played the piano
dancing.
The freshman kid party is an an
nual party given by the Freshman
commission, an organization spon
sored by the University Y .W. C. A.
23. of
Ivan McKinley Stone, A. B
the department of political science of
th'3 University, has accepted a teach
ing fellowship in the department of
Sixth Annual
FARMER'S FAIR
Saturday, May 3
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Parade Baseball
Pageant Wild West
Exhibits Shows
DANCES
Afternoon Evening
Agricultural College
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political science at the University of
California. Under the provisions of
this fellowship, Mr. Stone will be al
lowed time to work for the master's
degree in political science and government.
Experimental work on Project No.
1 of the Nebraska Engineering Ex
periment station has been completed
and a detailed report is being pre
pared. Project No. 1 is a test of
strength of 51 -inch cylindrical con
crete tiling.
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Where Thousands Meet Thousands Daily
An Orpheum Circuit Feature Attraction
America's Beautiful Stage and Screen Star
CATHERINE CALVERT
in a Dramatic Gem
"THE LAST BANQUET"
By Harold Selman
THE LUSTER BROS.
in a Unique and Extraordinary Novelty
TABOR and GREEN
JACK and RITA LA PEARL
In " Hoosier Folks "
QUEEN TUT TRIO
A Novelty Musical Act
THE SPAT FAMILY
In " The Darkest Hour "
" LEATHER' STOCKING TALES "
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