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7HS DAILT NEBRASKA IIUSKBRS PLAY TUB "HUSKIES" Nebraska Grid Regular Ciren Practice Against Dummy Washington Team PLUNGE FOR LARGE GAINS Th itirrciuiive Ni'branka eleven rilunjrcd, ran and pained Ha way to laro rains over "WaahingUin" team yesterday afternoon in prac tice. "Captain Tecreau," who was really Arnold Ochlrich, and -his "tcimiMlei" the Hunker second string were unabla to stem tha tide of a new atyle of play exhibited by tha regulars. It was a new offennlva which lined op against the second atring. More drive and more efficiency were im mediately noticeable, and the indi vidual members of both the line and backfield are in a much different frame of mind than they were last week. In the backfield were Locke, Rhodes, Iirown and Avard Mandory. The wing were Sprague, and Joe Weir, tackles, Fd Weir and Stiner, guards, Rainh and Scholi, and the center, Harold Hutchinson. The "Washington" line-up includ ed Oohlrlch, Dailey, Stephens and Pirsnnll as backs; Shaner and Dover ends, Rande'.ls and Roy Mandery, tackles, Whitmor and Wellor as the guards, and Wostoupal, center. A large part of the afternoon was spent in perfecting the machine which will be put into the path of the Pur ple tornado of Washington Saturday. Tl..ee iuli elevens were running sig nals under the direction of Coach E. E. Bearg. New plays calculated to top the widely-heralded Huskies, were added to the stock on hand, and the Varsity spent lots of time in the working them out When scrimmage was finally call ed for the regulars tramped over the seconds and exhibited a fair bag of tricks. When it is remembered that the second string is not a "scrub" team, and that the seconds know all the plays, the significance of this can be seen. Reports from Seattle verify the word received earlier in the week Washington expects to win by one or two touchdowns. A grilling work out was the program Tuesday after noon; the squad worked until after dark with flood lights and a ghost ball. Then they horped the rattlers for Lincoln. A stop-off is scheduled tkis morn ing for the Huskies at Billings, Mon tana. There they will practice on the high school gridiron, and will again board the train, arriving in Lincoln Friday morning. Coach En och Bagshaw is giving one continu ous chalk-talk on the long train ride It is said. The Washington team will work out here Friday afternoon. Would- ..1 it-. EC CpCCtilvOrS, riun'Ctclf wrui J' Ktuauiy be refused admittance, as the Husker practice is being kept absolutely se cret and the Huskie practice will probably be under the same rule. There were rumors in Seattle of an injury to Jud Cutting, veteran end, in the last practice held on the home sod. Cutting made the trip, how ever, and it is understood that his injuries are not serious enough to keep him out of the game. At any rate, Coach Bairshaw has plenty f material on the wings. Iouls Trureau, brother of the cap tain, is making the trip. He has been kept out of ths game by an op eration, but may gi-X Into the game if a kick of any variety is needed Tesreau is one of the greatest punt ers and drop-khkors ever to repre sent Washington on the gridiron. FRESHUEH DRILL Durlsch are two guards thst have been giving the Varsity some trouble !V,I. vi-ar. At tackles Luess and AM IINQinR PT AVQ!RIrd showing up In good UN ilUjMCl lLhlO ,haPe. Both men are big end iaxt I j .1... - ...-, ,t Atniv rame. ami I'm j notwithstanding five out ix smoke. Student Life. of every Man will never be smarter than he I at the aue of sixteen is the con- i ivnuon of Profesfor Coach Owts Fran Man Raaaing Waihiattoa Formations Godfrey H k Traiaa First-Yar The wing positions are conceded to . xhon,r,0n of the University of Ne Holm and Ashburne. Uoin men i ,.,!,,. have been showing up exceptionally ill this season in all departments of the game and will no doubt v. ill such a About fifty freshmen reported for.gjve reveral regulars footbull practice Wednesday .after- as end next year. The last strenuous workout for theinnnn. The first pnrt of the practice Huvkers will come today, as the was spent in smoothing off the rough presence of the Washington team points of the Washington plays that will put a ban on strenuous practice were tausrht to them the first part of Friday. the week. After a slfmal practice ! first-year men were sent to tne sta- lium for a scrimmaKe with the ar- The lil-rsry l becoming hard battle , popular place that hundred, or stu dnt are turned away every dny 'because of tho scarcity of seats. University of Texas. HARRIER TRY-OUTS TO BE HELD TODAY sity. M a Who Finished Noar Missouri Last WW Bo Considered Top Will at Coach Owen Frank, who returned Tuesday from Washington where he scouted the Washington-Montana game, was out with tho freshmen giving them advice on how to run the new plays. The Washington plays consist of many plays from a punt fromation and several other shifts which may give the Cornhusk- 11. TV. . ross-country tryouts for the home , rapidly getting the plays down to per- dual with the Kansas team October , fecton whch houM prove a V8,u. 24, will be held on the Belmont coure iBne ad t0 tne Varsity. According at 4 o'clock today. Taking into to reports the Washington plays are consideration the showing made by .the best set of plays that have been taujfht to the freshmen tnis year. This also goes to show that the I Washington Huskies will present probably the best offense that Neb raska lias run up against this year. several men day, Coach at Missouri last Satur Schulte will make his pick of the men for the team both from the time trials and the results of the finish Saturday. As far as the trials are concern ed, the first three men who finish cd Saturday may have their positions on the team reserved for the meet with Die Jayhawkers, depending on the Judjrment of Coach Schulte. Out ide of the men who represented Ne braska last week, McCartney, Chat field, and Kelly who finished first, second and third in the trials Fri day will be among the leaders. Ross and Roberta are also running in bet ter form than they did earlier in the season. Exchanges The sophomore class at Stanford University emerged victorious from " - .Mrd .nnual mud ficht with the The University of Texas has just fr()!h The victims were carried completed a new $400,000 biology , d0pOiitC(i a mud-pit at one end building. or the field. The Daily Palo Alto. Of the many thousands of people who attend football games fow know that this sport was originated by a minister. The Rev. Hartvanft Is entitled to this distinction. He or iginated the game at Rutgers college in 18C8. Twenty-five players con stituted each side and there were four Judges and two referees. Teams were rot cut until 1873, when twenty players only were allowed. In 1874 the number of players was reduced to fifteen, and In 1880 eleven men were established as a football team. Kansas State Collegian. The Coilejce of the City of New York has included in its curriculum a course in golf instruction. Fencing classes for men have been The members of the football team of Amherst are drinking a pint of milk a day says a dispatch in the New York Times. This is Coach Me- Laujrhtery's health prescription, WANT ADS LOST Purse with gold locket in scribed "Easter" and red enamel Fleur-de-lys also brown beaver choker with ball ornaments. Call Easter L. Kellogg. F 2792. ROOM FOR RENT. Suitable for two men. 604 North 14 street First Class Steam Heated Rooms for Unl. girls, also breakfast and 8 o'clock dinner. 611 No. 16. 2 blocks to campus. FOR SALE A Tuxedo In good con dition. CaU F-2077. L(jST lta Sisrma Pi pin. L. Jolm, engraved or. back. Call L 8728, Re ward. LOST: A grey squirrel choker in V, Hall Library or between. Return to Ncbraskan office. LOST: Gold little finger ring "iij Social Science Hall. Call M1270. LOST : White gold wrist watch with silver bracelet Call F0139. LOST The pen part of a Parker Duofold, orange color. Return to Nebraskan Business office FOR-SALEA-ConnE flat Alto Saxophone, practically new. Call between 6 and 6 p. m. B C304. ir4.jwiii.A4 rlt for women will be started when enough enroll; Each day at the end of practice, he In the course. University of gives each of his men a pint of milk KanMlg 'and then tells them to lie down on cots for half an hour before they Of all the people that have gradu- change from their moleskins. The atcd at Harvard in the last 50 years doctor finds that the number of In it is said that not one smoker has Jurcd men is greatly decreased. graduated at the head of his class 'Columbia Mi?sourian. FATHER MEETS SON IN BATTLE. It seldom happens that father and son as heads of rival institutions en-j (rajre in a contest to determine which is the better of the two. However, such was the case last Saturday when j the football team of Hillsdale College met that of Dennison University. J President W. G. Spencer of Hillsdale went to Granville with the avowed purpose of gringing off the scalp of: his father, acting president of Denni son University. Although the game ended in a tie the moral victory rest ed with the son and age succumbed to pouth. Toledo Campus Collegian The freshmen will probably be ta ken to the game with the Kansas Air gits this year. Quite a number of men are showing up in good shape. The backfield looks very promising. Beck appears to be the cream of fullback., he is strong man on the offense and defense. Bushby and Zust are the best bets at quarter, both men are fast and have good gen eralship. McNikol, Easter, Howell vid Marrow will be strong contend ers for halfback positions next year. These men are fast and shifty and are especially good in the forward passing game. The line has several good men, Holmes at center seems to be the strongest contender for that position, his passes are sure and he is good on the defense. 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