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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1924)
THE DAILY. NE3HAS2AK ft iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiia SIG EPS TIE $!ll!!!!l!illllil!llllll!!in:illl!IIIIH P. K. A, TEAM EH 3 ( l; i '1 Both Get 22 Points in Annual Interfraternity Croi-coun- ; try Tourney. WIGHT, FARM HOUSE, INDIVIDUAL WINNER ; ' "'' ''.' Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Phi Epsilon tied for first place in the annual interfraternity cross-country meet run Friday over the two-and half-mile Belmont course. Individu al honors went to D. Wight of Farm House who made the course Jn the time of 15:40.. The following are the team scores Pi Kappa Alpha, 22; Sigma Phi Ep Hon, 22; Farm House, 31; Delta Upsilon, 32; Nu Alpha, 36; and Phi Tau Epsilon, 42. The individual standings are as follows: D. WighH Nestle, E. M, Jolley, E. Serrick, M. Arnot, C. Fre as, E. Crites, R. Serr, H. Kelly, G, Ready, R. Hill, R. Mutter. Three men out of five entries from each fraternity were required to finish in order to give the organ ization a place. FOOTBALL SCORES. Illinois, 7 Minnesota, 20. Iowa, 21 1 Wisconsin, 7. Michigan, 16; Ohio State, 6. Ames, 13; Grinnell, 14. Missouri, 35; Washington, 0. Kansas, 20; Oklahoma, 0. Drake, 7; Kansas Aggies, 6. ROCKNE ATTACK CRUSHES NEBRASKA BK 34-6 SCORE ,j (Continued From Page One.) ' which they have been meeting on the '.i gridiron. The lineup and summary: EE Nebraska Pos. Notre Dame M. Collins le Crowe i; E. Weir (C) It Boland EE Molzen lg Hanousek Wostoupal c Maxwell i Pospisil rg Gluckert Err t Hutchinson rt McMannon .. Robertson re Eaton Bloodgood qb Scherer EE: r Rhodes lh Boyle A. Mandery rh Connell EE; '; Myers fb Cerney EES Substitutions. First half Nebraska Locke for A. Mandery. Notre Dame Layden for Cerney, C. Collins for Crowe, Bach for Boland, Weibel for Hanou sek, Walsh for Maxwell, Kizer for Gluckert, E. Miller for McMannon, Hunsinger for Eaton, Stuhldreher for Scherer, Crowley for Boyle, D. Miller for ConnelL Second half Nebraska A. Man dery for Locke, Locke for A. Man dery, R. Mandery for Robertson, Gil Ian for R. Mandery, Molzen for Hutchinson, J. Weir for Molzen, Ris tine for Myers, Hubka for Pospisil, Gray for Molzen. Notre Dame Connell for D. Miller, Crowe for C. Collins, Eggert for Weibel, Eaton for Hunsinger, Edwards for Stuhldreher, Harrington for Kizer, Roach for Crowley, McMannon for R. Miller, Cerney for Layden, Hearndon for ConnelL Officials Ghee, Dartmouth, ref eree; McCreary, Oklahoma, umpire; Kirk, Iowa, field judge; Wyatt, Mis souri, head linesman. Statistics. First downs: Nebraska 2, Notre Dame 24. Yards from scrimmage: Nebraska 56, Notre Dame 465. Kickoff: Nebraska, 3 for 138 yards, Notre Dame five for 250. Kickoff returned: By Nebraska, 4 for 26 yards, Notre Dame, 3 for 44. Punts: Nebraska, 11 for 410 yards, Notre Dame, 5 for 184 yards. Punts returned: Nebraska, 1 for 2 yards, Notre Dame, 3 for 17 yards. Passes completed: Nebraska, 1 for 20 yards; Notre Dame, 8 for 101 yards. Incomplete passes: Nebraska 6, Notre Dame 3. ' Penalties: Nebraska, four for 20 yards; Notre Dame, 3 for 20 yards. Thrown for loss: Nebraska, 18 yards, Notre Dame 6. Fumbles: Nebraska 1, Notre Dame 1. Pound to Read Paper At St. Louis Meeting Prof. Louise Pound of the depart ment of English will go to St Louis November 27 and 28 to take part in a round-table discussion of "The English Teacher and the English Lan guage" before the College Section nl the National Council of English Teachers. She has been asked to dis cuss "The Value of English Linguis tics to the Teacher." Prof. C. C. Fries of the University of Michigan is chairman of the section. Pharmacy Exams Given to 25 by Board The State Board of Examiners in PLaiBiaey of the Department of Pub lic Welfare held its semi-annual ex aminations November 12, 13, and 14 ia tha College of Pharmacy. Twenty five applicants from this state and 6lbrs took the examinations.' The board i composed of George Strelow of Long Pine, Turtver Haines of Oma ha, and C. S. Clayton f Grand Island. 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