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THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
ANOTHER TRACK
RECORD BROKEN
Houderscheldt Maket New
Time for 660-yard Run on
Indoor Track Wednesday.
MANY NEW MARKS ARE
SET DURING LAST WEEK
Another record fell in the Wednes
day workouts for track on the new
indoor track when Houderscheldt of
Columbus set a new record for the
660-ynrd run by completing the dis
tance in one minute, twenty-seven
seconds. This is the third record that
has fallen in the last week. Wirsitf
set a new indoor pole vault mark Sat
urday with a leap of 12 feet, ?. 1-2
inches, while Roberts broke a record
of four days standing when he ran
the 880-yard run in 2 minutes, 2 sec
onds, or 2-5 of a second under the
time set by Beckord Saturday.
With over three hundred men out
for track this spring, the competition
is becoming keener and new materi
al is being found. Records of last
season for the indoor track have been
lowered consistently in all the events
but the shot put and the high jump.
These two indoor events are the
weak points of the Husker team.
Avard Mandary has been doing
some consistent broad jumping thi
spring and seems to be one of the
best logical contenders for this event
when the outdoor season opens up,
Mandary has made a leap of 22 feet,
1 inch, this season and may make the
trip to Urbana.
John Rhodes will enter the all
around championship event which
includes the 75-yard dash, 75-yard
hurdles, 16-pound shot put, pole
vault, high jump, broad jump, and
the half-mile run. Ed Weir is en
tered in both the high and low hur
die races. Roland Locke will run the
75-yard dash and the 300-yard dash,
The only relay team the Huskers
are taking: is the medley team, com
posed of Captain Crites and Pailey
in the 440-yard runs, Beckord in the
880-yard, and James Lewis, running
last, will do the mile. The Huskers
won this event two years ago. In the
pole vault two Huskers will probably
make the trip. Both Gleason and
Wirsig have been doing better than
twelve feet in practice.
Coach Schulte will run the 2-milers
in a time trial at 3:30 today, and
then again at 5 o'clock. These will
be the first trials for the Varsity
distance men in this event this sea
son. Last season's cross-country
men: Zimmerman, Lawson, Ross,
Johnson, Hays, and McCartney are
included in the list of competitors.
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII An
intercollegiate debate was recently
held here between a team from this
University and one from Oxford Uni
versity of England.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVER
SITY Students who have been on
the staff of the college paper for five
semesters have been awarded a gold
pin.
GRINNELL COLLEGE Tea was
served to students by the Y. W. C. A.
during examination week as a relief
from the arduous ordeal of finals.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON The
dormitories have arranged for spe
cial diet tables for girls who are over
weight.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL CQL-
LEGE A course in etiquette is the
latest addition to the curriculum.
Exchanges
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Dr.
Sherwood Eddy began a series of lec
tures at the University yesterday.
His talks are part of the K. U. Stu
dent Religious week.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Green for freshmen and St. Patrick
will be featured at the All -Fi cab
man dance which will be staged
March 13. Only freshmen and nil
freshmen may attend.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON The
substitutes on the football squad
have organized a club. Membership
is limited to those substitutes who
warmed the bench the entire sea
son As a result of a
wager two co-eds . took a January
swim in the mill-race.
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
Students who cause a disturbance
in tne norary are reported to tne
dean, and if found guilty of the
charges brought against them are de
prived of the use of the library for
a certain period of time.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
Texas and Oklahoma have forbidden
students attending their universities
to own or operate automobiles.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO
LINA The University has a 62-year-old
student, Judge Winston, who de
cided to go through college again. He
is now a junior.
YALE UNIVERSITY The facul
ty has expelled a member of the foot
ball team for violation of the rule
against marrying while a student in
the University.
HOLD TRYOUTS
FOR MAT TEAM
Blore and Lundy Are Winners
115 and 158-pound
in
Matches Yesterday.
HUSKER MEET GOPHER
GRAPPLERS THIS WEEK
Richard E. Blore and Albro Lundy
were winners yesterday in the wrest
ling team tryouts in the 115 and 158
pound divisions. Blore had a time
advantage of six and a half minutes
over Hudson, and Lundy bested
Brannigan three minutes and thirty
two seconds in the 158-pound class.
Preliminary tryouts were held in
the 135-pound class. Zimmerman,
McCokey, and Luff wrestled in five-
minute matches. Coach R. G. Clapp
will make the final decision in this
class after further tryouts.
Albro Lundy, 158-pound class, will
wrestle for Nebraska in that division
Saturday against Minnesota in the
dual meet if he is eligible. If Lundy
is not available for the team, Bran
nigan will be entered. Coach Clapp
said yesterday that Highley would
wrestle in the heavyweight and
Brainerd in the 175-pound class if
Lundy can wTestle in the 158-pound
division. If he can not enter, Brain
erd and Highley will change places.
Nebraska should beat Minnesota
Saturday according to a comparative
record of the two teams against Iowa
Minnesota was defeated by Iowa two
weeks ago in a dual meet, in which
Iowa gained four falls, and one de
cision. The Iowa victory over Ne
braska was made by four decisions
and two falls, and the score was not
as large as against Mjnnesota.
Minnesota has been beaten every
year in the past by Nebraska except
last year when the Gophers won by
a narrow margin.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Law students are renuired to try
two cases a year, one before a judge
and one before a jury. In the latter
case, the jury is made up of freshmen.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Ac
cording to a survey of newsstands,
studonts at Columbia read more than
twice as many cheap fiction moga
sines than any other type of publi
cations.
BETHANY COLLEGE The girls
have organized a girls' pep club.
Their motto is "Everlasting," and
their flower the pepper blossom be
cause it is so hot.
MERCER UNIVERSITY A pro
fessor of biology has been asked to
resign because ho explained the the
ory of evolution in one of his classes.
COLLEGE OF EMPORIA There
are only thirty-one co-eds in school
who have not bobbed their hair.
WANT ADS
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
The Ohio State Lantern introduces
an innovation in editorial writing.
Outstanding campus leaders contrb-
ute pertinent editorials on student
problems.
TEMTLE UNIVERSITY The
psychology department has abolished
all examinations in the belief that
they are inaccurate, antiquated, and
influenced by personalities.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY j
A course in cross-word puzzles has ;
been added to the curriculum in the j
belief that it will add to the vocabu- j
lary and the powers of observation.;
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON !
Permission to the student council :
to publish the names of violators of,
the honor code has been granted by:
the University Board of Control. j
ROOM FOR RENT 1425 R All
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FOR RENT Frat house. Close in.
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REBUILDING
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such a neat haircut and tl "'II
tell you at the
LIBERTY
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ELMER A. WARD
TOWNSEND Portraits. "Pre
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REMEMBER Trie four crack
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who nave written at a rruelJinj
pace with Farker Duoiold,
hour a dj jr ior about two years,
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signed tu r. n? ic l7cjeckpto
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leate your pea behind wfaea
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Sold by Stationery. Jewfcry
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Five
students certainly are in luck to have the
opportunity of riding to school in groups
of five all for the price of one person.
YELLOW CAB COMPANY always desirous
giving the most for the money in every
way have decided to arrange it so that students who
have a long distance to go or those who are in a hur
ry may ride very economically.
students may ride for the price of one
now.
r example five girls from the Alpha Omicron
JTOr Pi house at 21st and Washington Streets
may ride to the Campus for approximately 75 cents
making it 15 cents apiece.
rpi 1 of the satisfaction, speed, comfort and
a nillK. sureness with which you can make your
eight o'clocks.
T men ! this makes it the cheapest to go
1j1S to and from parties.
Yellow Gab Co.
Ensign Omnibus & Transfer
at all hours of night and day. Give your baggage
checks to cab drivers.
Call a Yellow B-3323
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designs in colors and es
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