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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1926)
THE DAILY NEBRAS KAN HUSKERS WORK HARD FOR GAME ON HOMECOMING Bearg Taking No Chance In Preparing Team For Tilt With Kansas Aggie (WU lleiuv sent hi rvtfular against a numb but fight iig f rh man tesm Tuesday afternoon on th upper Memorial f ieU. Tuesday' ap pearance was th first for th year lings since their victory over the Karsl youngster last Saturday. Few of their first team were In suit, but they offered a treat resistance to the hard-driving Varsity. Fearg seemed to favor Mocking and running interference a a suit- course. tt U likely to take all ten place to determine the winner. Coach Schulte sent Captain' Hay. Chadderdon and Johnson through two and a half or three mile work out underneath the stadium yester day afternoon. The rest of the squad. Sprague, Keller and McCart ney took the aaine outdoors later on account of the dust inside the sta dium. The meet Saturday with the Kag gios will be the last home appearance of the llusker harrier this season. They will go to Norman. Oklahoma for the Missouri Valley meet No vember 20th to conclude the season. New York May Bring Band To Nebraska Game FRESHMEN WOMEN WIN HOCKEY GAME Sopkomroe Are Defeated 4 to t I Aaaual Hockey Torl Sponsored by V. A. A. the meet will be started from the sta dium at 4:80 Friday afternoon. Coach Schulte expect the weather to turn warm again before that time and urgva all fraternities to keep their men out. The inter-fraternity cross-country meet is part of the intramural ath letic program planned for the Uni versity. The cross-country run counts iv. . i. ... .. ............ .tniik thirwav ....... ... At . . ... !. i-v.Mimau ....-. ... .. .lor poinis on the biir CUD to be to a 4 to 1 victory over the awarded the fraternity ranking high est throughout the year in intra-mur-al athletics. more women in the annual hockey tournament sponsored by the Wo men' Athletic assoication. The game was charactcriied by long hard drives and little dribbling or dodg ing by either team. Team work was conspicuous by it absence. The freshmen played an aggressive game, keeping the ball dangerously near the sophomore goal. The sophomore backs put up a good defense and al lowed the ball to gv through only four time in forty minutes of actual playing time. The lineup for the teams started That New York University may nw.ii of poiutitioninsr hi men brimr a sixtv-niece band to Lincoln for the fast-approaching game with for the Nebraska game on November wun. tNo Kansas Aggie footballers this 20 seems possible, according to a j Sophomore week-end. Fromlsea of a stiff com-J clipping from a recent issue of the.IVLe IVrnier bat are all to the affirmative, so lag- New York Alumnus which reads: jlYterson ging in practice is out of fashion. Bd at N.Wo.U Ge? j Clayton The remainder of the Cornhusker Lieutenant K. A. Hopf and Coach ; Fastabrooks pigskin schedule offers as hard a Chick Meehan are actiw'y at work Grow task as has ever confronted a Ne- to insure the presence of the N, Y. j Hoag braska eleven. In only twelve days U. band at the forthcoming gameFtvhw the Scarlet and Cream represent- with the University of Nebraska in Kunkler tivs will stack ui against three of the latter' territory. Chick say: "1 HaUgren the outstanding football teams of shall back the band to the limit. The: Gohde LB the country; namyly. Washington, . band expresses the backing of the Fergstrassen Goal ew York and Kansai Afgiea. student erganitation. Without a band Substitutions: Sophomores New York, in addition to beiig un-, the average college gme would be for IVLes IVrnier. Ethertcn for defeated!, ranks as a leader for na- as drab as a back-lot affair. It put; FVterson. Feterson for Exstabrooks, tional honors. Washington and the the college atmosphere into f ootball , EasUbrook for Grau. Kansas Aggie, although suffering and that is what attracts the outside ( Freshmen: Gil!e for Endert, Coop one defeat apiece, are rated at the j following Fcr tnt roa th fcni;er for Safsrick. Farker for Schrick. t.m i tk-ir wwiwtiv conf erences. ,nl the football team should go hand ! Safarick for Olson. HaU for Favis, ! v v . . v - v . a ; . .... w .. . ... IN THE VALLEY OSCAR NORUNG Position RW RI CF. LI LV KN CN LN FB Freshmen Fndert Safarick Sehrick Selander Olson Hay Spencer IVm Horton Pa vis Hall Elliot Washington University, St. Louis, is planning to send a trainload of rooters to Columbia, when their team meet Missouri next Saturday, Nov. IS. The Tigers are expected to put ur a stiff resistance because of their un expected defeat at the hands of the Oklahoma Sooner last Saturday. Set backs at the hands of Missouri in for-1 mer games make the Piker extremely j desirous for a victory, so they plani to give the Washington team all the' support possible. j Roth were defeated at Nebraska by approximately tho same score, bo if paper calculations could be accepted a c'ivh' result would be forthcoming. Meanwhile, the llusker indulge in daily skirmishes with the Nebraska yearling. Facing a trio of high-class opponent in brief order, the Corn husker must come through with their best football to conquer in the three combats. The first task is to tuck the Kansas Aggie tussle away for safe keeping. To this end, Coach Bearg is striving with constant attention and effort. MUSEUM RECEIVES BIG COLLECTION OF FOSSILS The museum has just received a collection of fossil boni which were discovered by John hoop in the Ly- PiMmv .and Pit ac meauor, lllilll - -f ... braska. They were sent in by V. w. Finitv. crave! Inspacwr. They include fossil buffalo bore, nome skulls, los sil clcphnnt bones, and abo a mam moth tooth. r.t.kll.k Transportation Library Three automobile companies in Michigan have - contributed $4,000 each to establish a library on trans portation at the University or jmiciu gan, Ann Arbor. Michigan Provide Balloon The aeronautical engineering de partment of the University of Michi gan provides a balloon for student flights. Mt. Union College at Alliance, Ohio, ha opened a campaign to raise a building and endowment fund of two million dollars. Drake and Iowa State tangle on the latter gridiron at the same time. An unusual assortment of attractive CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS For engraving with or without plate or for personal signature. Eastman Kodak Store, Inc. (Farmer!? Lincoln Photo Supply Co.) 1217 O St. The Homecoming Mid-nite show at the Orpheum Friday is going to be a WOW! Adv. SECURITY MUTUAL SHOP, 12 & O Adv. BARBER 1 WANT ADS FOR' SALE 5x7 Eastman Camera with six extra lens. Plates or fllmi may be used. Call B2742. WELCOME I GRADS1I VARSITY CLEANERS Roy Wythara, MCr. B3367 316 No. 12 St Therefore, anyone who proclaims that either of these games ia Corn husker meat, will witness different things when these events come to pass. Meanwhile. Bearg lets it be known that Saturday's clash is a cause for worry. Varsity regulars were out in numbers anxious for a chance at the yearlings. Those that did participate wasted no time in putting into action their intentions. As a consequence, touchdowns became frequent and sensational runs common. By the way, too much credit cannot be given the band is a source of gratification to me." j JMrr-X'INTER-FRAT MEET York University song anv.dst a mul-J I p I TIT DACTDATJCH titude of opponent rooter, thousands ; AuAlW i Uull UfliuJ of mi'es from home should inspire! and hoi? the team's gsa materia'! Perhaps the very in.pira:soa that; would thus be gives. ;ht be the fac tor betwoen defeat ad victory. There will be few X. Y. U. adherents at that game so many miles away. lieutenant Kopf lately has been Cold WMtWr CaM Coack Sckmlt T Sc Friday Aftmooa For CrM Coutry. ! to the freshmen. Anyone who faces fairly beaming wir optimism. the Varsity on an "on" night can tes tify with a big yes. Another sorimmage is on the books for tomorrow night. McMa'Jea re ceived a slight log injury at the first of the practice. He was immediately removed but reported not seriouslj injured. Coach Rhodes will keep his fresh aaea working- o play of Xebrska opponents, la this way the yearling? will prove vshiable ia training Vr sity men for their big contests. HARRIERS HAVE EASY WORKOUT Nebraska Cross Country Team Rapiily Getting la Shape For Kansas Aggies Th Wt hard workout before th dual meet with Kansas Aggies was meted oas to the Nebraska cross coaatry tva last night by Coach Svhulte. Light workouts, taporing dowa, will bo tho order for the teaja th rest of the woek. Nebraska's team a a young team but has boon showing horter all season. Thoy will face tho valley's best Saturday. Tho Kaggios won tho volley championship last year and loet ealy oa Bomber of that team. This year's team has decisively trounced all opponents. They are th favorites to win Saturday but with th K'kers ia th host sKap of th season aad running a their homo boys are much ahead of what they wore last year. the Lieutensnt states. "I certainly am proud of thorn. They are now playir.g real music not making more noise." An alttmvj of New York Univer sity, GriJith Fonaor of Toivk-i, Ken sas. writes the li-y NebrasLsn that the band will broadcast ovor KFAB if it does c-ate to Lincoln for tee game. , Tho inter-fraternity cross-country , meet, soked'uled for this evening, has j i noxs, cy icaco. is.'nu.te, teoasse ot. the cold. 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