THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CROSS COUNTRY
SQUAD FINISHES
IN THIRD PLACE
A Rousing AFTER-THANKSGIVING SALE
WHERE YOU KNOW
Prices are Right
Qualities are Right
Styles are Right
Harriert Show an Unbroken
String of Victories in
Dual Meets
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SCHULTE DOES COACHING
Seven Men Are Eligible for Variily
Letter.) Five Have Made Latt
Nebraska Run
(By Paul Zimmerman)
Finishing the season with a third
place in the annual Missouri Valley
run at Lawrence, which followed an
unbroken string of victories in dual
meets this fall, the Husker cross
country squad experienced the most
successful season in several years.
Added interest was taken in the sport
this season under the coaching of
Henry F. Schulte, of track coaching
fame.
Taking charge of the cross country
team for the first time, Coach Schulte
repeated his performances in track
and football, shown by past records,
by turning out a record aqnad of
harriers. With no exceptional ma
terial at hand he built up a well
balanced squad of distance men, who
were able to place in a group in
every meet.
Win MUiouri Meet
The first dual of the season was
run at Missouri on the Tiger course.
According to an early agreement the
course was only three miles long,
but the Husker runners, though
trained for the longer distance, were
able to easily down the Missouri run
ners with a score of 19-36. Lawson
was the first Husker runner to fin
ish, taking first, followed by Steele
of Missouri. Zimmerman, Captain
Lewis, Hays, Searle and Reller fol
lowed in the order named, and ahead
of the next Missourian.
The same Husker team lined up
airainst the Kansas Jayhawkers on
the Nebraska course, Homecoming
day, and placed the whole team
ahead of the first Kansas runner.
Lawson was again the individual
winner, while the score was 15-40.
Hays, Roller and Zimmerman tied
for second.
Win By Narrow Margin
On October 31. the undefeated
Oklahoma distance men met the vie
torious Scarlet and Cream runners
on the muddy home course, with the
Cornhusker hill-and-dale crew to
nine bv a one point margin. Cap
tain Rutherford of the Sooner team
with his team mate Niblick tied for
first far ahead of the field. Zim
merman was the first Nebraska run
ner to finish, taking third. The final
count was 27-28.
Running in a cold, blinding snow
storm, the Nebraska distance men
defeated Drake at Des Moines on the
morning of November 7 by a score of
25 to 30. Wahl and Wright of
Drake finished first and second,
while Captain Lewis, followed by
the entire Husker team took the
next six places. Ross, the second
Husker to finish was running his
first race this fall, replacing Law
son in the lineup.
The Husker team entered the Mis
souri Valley contest at Lawrence,
Kansas, as one of the leading con
tenders for the Valley title, taking
third place. Iowa State beat out the
Iluskers for second place by four
points, while the Kansas Aggies won
the meet. Ross was the first Ne
braska harrier across the line, tak
ing twelfth place. Zimmerman, cap
tain of last season, was the second
Husker to finish, taking fourteenth
Hays, Searle, and Lawson were the
other Huskers to qualify in the or
der named
Seven Qualify For Letter
Seven of Coach Schulte's men
qualified for cross country letters
this fall, and five of these runners
have represented Nebraska for the
last time in the five mile run. Cap
tain Lewis, Ross, Lawson, Ex-Captain
Zimmerman, and Searle will be
lost by graduation. Hays and Reller
will be the only two veteran letter
men to return next fall.
Among other men who have shown
promise this season are Roberts,
Johnson, McCartney, Chatfield, Gra
ham, and Dexter.A squad of thirty
men was out for the sport this fall,
and a larger turnout will be expect
ed by Coach Schulte nert season.
Faculty memW f tho
Univer-
eity of flUn.
---bv! est ;i vvcobing
that
s are not admitted to the associ
ated students' organization ana1 are
therefore unable to see football
games at a reduced rate.
A coffin has been lost belonging
an undertaker in Palo Alto. The
coffm was borrowed by a fraternity
n Stanford University. The name
f the fraternity is unknown to the
-undertaker end also the boy that bor
rowed it.
According to figure recently com
P'led Amherst has a larger percent
ge of its graduates in "Who's Who
n Aemerica" than any other institu-'?n-
She has 8C9 out of 10,000.
. esleyan second with 698. Yale
" 8eventh, Cornell is tenth, Prince
ton K eleventh and Columbia is six
teenth in tV, i; i
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