DAILY NBBRASK
TWO MEETS FOR
HATHEN SIGNED
Coach R. G. Clapp Will Go to
Chicago to Confer with
Wrestling Mentors.
DECLARES PROSPECTS
FOR SEASON ARE GOOD
Two home meets are already
scheduled and another almost as
sured, as the season for the mat ar-
tists advances. One meet away from
home has been considered so far. Dr.
R. G. Clapp, wrestling coach, presi
dent of the Western Intercollegiate
Gymnastic, Wrestling: and Fencing
Association, will go to a meeting at
Chicago, Friday and Saturday, where
the present season schedule will be
arranged and changes of rules dis
cussed. Early-season prospects for
the team are good, according to the
coach.
Northwestern University and Iowa
State College will meet the Husker
bone-crushers on the local mat, ac
cording to a two-year contract signed
by each school last season. A new
two-year contract has been signed,
and will probably be passed by the
athletic board of control, calling for
a meet with Iowa University at Iowa
City this season and another here
next year. Kansas University is will
ing to sign another two-year contract
which will bring the Jayhawk team to
Lincoln.
Decide on Rule.
Dr. Clapp was elected president of
the Western Intercollegiate Gymnas
tic, Wrestling and Fencing Associa
tion at the last meeting, which fol
lowed the Western intercollegiate
meets in the three sports. The next
meeting, to be held Friday and Sat
urday of this week, will be to decide
upon the present schedule, and any
changes in the rules. A meeting of
the Missouri Valley conference
coaches will also be held soon.
"Nebraska has good prospects for
the coming season," stated Coach
Clapp. "The 125-pound class will
be the hardest place to fill on the
team." Ex-captain Kellogg, who won
the western intercollegiate champion
ship in this class will in all probabil
ity wrestle in the 135-pound group
this year.
Captain Skinner Returns.
Captain Skinner, who also won his
match at Chicago last year, will be
wrestling in the 145-pound section as
usual. Blore, 115-pound wrestler,
who placed third in the same meet in
his event is working out daily. Joy,
a new prospect will make a good bid
for the 125-pound group. He is tak
ing up the sport for the first time
this year.
Thomas, who wrestled in the 156
pound class last year is not in school
so this class is also open. Three men
are making a strong attempt at win
ning a place on the team in this class,
but Lundy is the best prospect.
Highley, who wrestled the heavy
weight division, may go down to the
175-pound group this season. In the
heavyweight field a group of foot
ball players who have signified their
intention of going out for the sport.
Uhler and Mooherry are the other
two letter-men lost by graduation.
They both wrestled in the 135-pound
group. Claude Swindell, who assist
ed in the coaching last season, is back
on the job this fall.
FOUR VALLEY
GAMES SLATED
Notre Dame Plays in Lincoln
Next Year j Drake Bulldogs
May Be Scheduled.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WANTS NEBRASKA GAME
Schedule-making, which has all the
thrills and uncertainty of a high-class
poker game, is now in progress with
University athletic authorities. Four
Valley opponents are now on the
schedule, having two-year contracts.
Drake, which finished this season
with only one defeat, may also be
added to the list. The Bulldogs have
heen seekinc a came for some time
and their wish may be granted th
year.
Notre Dame, minus the ".four
horsemen," will come to Lincoln next
vear. Illinois will be played at Ur-
bana, as the Mini are held by a two-
year contract
Loaea Standing.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia is said to have made attractive
offers for a game on the coast. There
is considerable doubt in the minds of
the fans whether this offer will be
accepted. U. S. C, through recent
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ion was that the branding of the stu
dent as a failure would work no
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student. The feeling was that a
nrivate dismissal would have been
more beneficial and at the same time
would have accomplished all that a
dismissal could.
The annual county fair of the Y.
W. C. A. was to be held in the Ar
mory. It was said that all objection
able features had been eliminated
and there was to be nothing worse
than striking machines and nigger-
baby throwing contests. To please
the freshmen, a well known juvenile
entertainment entitled "Punch and
Judy" was to be presented. Each of
the sororities and a number of the
fraternities were to conduct exhibits.
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
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