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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FORTY YEARLING
CA6ERS REPORT
Large Squad of First Year Men
Reports to Coach Uearg.
Will Assist Varsity
About forty freshmen have an
swered the call of Coach Bears for
aspirants for the yearling basketball
squad. Drills on basket shooting,
passing the bull, and defensive posi
tions have occupied the early prac
tice periods.
A smaller squad will be Bclected
from the group shortly after the
vacation period. They will be in
structed to use systems of the Husk
er oppnents in scrimmages with the
Varsity. Those who have been
watching the freshmen In their pre
liminary workouts predict that they
will give the Huskers an interesting
struggle.
The following freshmen have al
ready reported: Frank Miller, Elk
Creek; Wyman Kanegy; Francis Don
nell, Kearney; Ward Minor, Kearney;
Donald Smith, Douglas; Ed Strong,
Syracuse; James McGinty, Omaha;
George iWarga, Havelock; Willard
Witte, Lincoln; Joe Hepp, Adam
Kahler, Lincoln; Harvey Grace, Mas
Edwin Hansen, Manninfi, la.; Harry
cot; Raymond Aden Gothenburg;
Pumphrey; Dan Richardson, Madi
son; Joe Turner, Omaha; Jack Mc
Carthy, Ogallala; Frank Kronkright,
Kimball; William Sawyer, Lincoln;
Alfred Calvert, York; Ralph Buch
ner, Lincoln; Clair Sloan, Verdon;
Eldon Haas, Omaha; Harold Swen
son, Omaha; Bert Councilman, Ogdcn
Io.; Clyde Kelly, Pampa, Tex.; Frank
Sercl, Valparaiso; Harlan Owen, Ash
land; Curtis Poet, Lincoln; James
Mason, Omaha; John Curry, Lin
coln; Claude Mason, Omaha; W.nren
Strand, Polk; Jot Burkhart, Omaha;
Howard Toms, Scribner; Geoige
Jelen, Omaha; Harold Halbeisen,
Litchfield; Carl Kube, Buffalo, Wyo.
Carl Schefold, Norfolk.
Band Again Moves to
Another New Location
Owinar to the fact that the quar
tors which the R. 0. T. C. band has
recently occupied in the Coliseum
were entirely unBuitcd to rehearsals
the band has moved back into leacn
er's College. The band is at present
holding but two rehearsals a week,
on Tuesday and Thursday, and Is
working on material for the concert
season which will soon open.
The organization will spend the
rest of the winter on inside rehear
sals until warm weather will allow
resuming marching tactics.
HUSKERS TO MEET
NATIONAL CHAMPS
Nebraska Quintet Will Play St. Joe
Hillyardi In Practice Game
During Holidays
Definite arrangements for a prac
tice game with the Hillyard quintet
on December 30 at St Joe have been
made for the Huskers during the
holiday vacation. After a short pause
in the workouts to enable the men
to return to their homes for Christ
mas day, tht squad will report the
following Monday at St. Joe for a
week of early season drill which in
cludes the practice bout with the
Hillyard team.
After a short workout in which a
center and two forwards attempted
to' work the ball in a series of short
passes through a pair of guards, the
squad was divided into four teams
for scrimmage. Several changes have
been made in the lineups this week
as Coach Black is giving all the can
didates a chance to show whether
he should be included in the group
of players to be selected next week
for the St Joe trip.
Four Team Scrimmage
In the first scrimmage, Captain
Smaha and Elliot, Othmer, Krahl
and Gerelick opposed. Klepser and
Brown, Page, Lawson and Holm. The
scoring was evenly divided, and the
teamwork showed a slight improve
ment over that displayed against the
freshmen the afternoon before.
The other two squads which scrim
maged for a lengthy period had Mar
rov and Lindell, Nimmo, Gohde and
Mielenz on one team, and Armstrong
and Shaner, Holmes, Morrison and
Roth on the other.
GREEK BASKETEERS
PREPARE FOR.MEET
Enthusiasm Mounts Among Frater.
nities in Practicing for Intra
mural Basketball Tourney
If determination is anything the
Phi Sigma Kappa team will carry
off the Sntcr-fratcrnity basketball
championship again this year. The
Phi Sigs have been practicing for
about three weeks and will have the
five men coordinating perfectly when
the opening whistle blow. They have
played two practice games each
week. Some of the teams that they
have met in preliminary tilts are
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Ep-
silon and Beta Theta Pi.
With four of the regulars who
composed last year's championship
team back again, the chances are
certainly favorable for Phi Sigma
Kappa. King, forward, will not com
pete this year. However, Grace, his
running mate at forwerd will be in
the games. Andrews will be at cen
ter again. The two gimrds, who
showed probably the bent defensive
work of last season's tourney nre
Higgins and Nicholson. There nre
several men from wrcm the fifth
man shall be chosen. Thro freshmen
show promise, Warga, Lewnntlowski
and Folmar;. Morrison wh did not
play last year, may play with ttie
fraternity teim thia sensc;i
datlon of Bob Simpson, head track
coach.
The cross cojnlr7 and freshman
track material at Iowa State this
year has been ab'iw the a erase of
other years, with seven! outstand
ing men who are expe"tcd to
strengthen the varsity truck Bnd
cross country teams next year
The yearling harriers who will re
ceive thoir '30 numerals are: Theron
Smith, Cedar Rapids; Carl Gericke,
Fort Calhoun, Nebr. Ted Hedt, Man
kato, Minn.; Maurice Mechcm, Clar
ion; and Herbert Fritz, Burlington.
Honorable mention goes to Franklin
Mohler of Des Moines, Paul Righter
of Broken Arrow, Okla., and Walter
Sample of Port Byron, 111. Righter
won a numeral on the freshman foot
ball team as end and after the close
of the prep grid season reported for
cross country.
for congenial work with Nebr.
Alumni during Xmas vacation. See
Elster, 1548 S between 2 and 3:30
on Sunday afternoon.
LOST Green pen and pencil set
near Teachers College. Leave at
Nebraskan office and claim rew.. :d.
HARVARD ADOPTS NEW
ATTENDANCE SYSTEM
A new departure in regard to class
attendance was adopted at Harvard
this last spring. The rule reads as
follows: "Men on the dean's list, and
all seniors in good standing, are
trusted with the greater responsibil
ity and discretion in the matter of
attendance, so far as this docs not
interfere with the collective inter
ests of the classes to which they be
long."
FOR RENT All modern first floor
apartments for house keeping or
will accommodate 4 boys. Large,
light, warm study rooms, private
bath and entrance. Also rooms for
boys. 525 No. 15.
SOMEONE on the campus is wearing
a yellow slicker with the name,
Robert Bell printed on the button-
flap. Wearer please call B5283.
LOST Wallet, containing $16 and
meal ticket Lost on campus. Call
B5283 or 1002 'Q".
SECURITY MUTUAL
SHOP, 12 & O Adv.
BARBER
WANT ADS
CONN-TROMBONE Frisco model.
Call B2727. !
FIVE HARRIERS GET
NUMERALS AT AMES
Cross' Country Track Material al
Iowa Statu Has Been Above
Averse of the Past
Ames, Iovva, Dec. 10. Special:
Five Iowa .Stat? freshman cross
country runn.vj have been awarded
their nnmci.i by the Athletic coun
cil, and t.'.rtn o'.hers hi" ii vi led
honorab's menu m r.n tie rccommen-
Silver Serpents Plan
Junior Women's Party
Silver Serpents, the Junior Wom
en's honorary, will hold a party for
all junior women January the thir
teenth. The plans have not been comple
ted, but the affair will probably be
a Hard-Time Party for all junior
women. The Silver Serpents are at
tempting to establish a' closer bond
of union between the girls in the
junior class. They also sponsored a
luncheon which was held in October.
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
From
TUCKER
SHEAN
Gifts that are
Sure to please
For Him For Her
Diamonds
Watches
Silverware
Fine Clocks
Jewelry
Leather Goods
Fine Stationery
Fountain Pens
Pen and Pencil Sett
Games, all kinds
The pleasure of a Tucker
Shean gift will live in memory
long after less lasting gifts are
forgotten.
LOST A black purse in Bessie Hall.
Finder may keep the change, if he
returns the keys, as they are val
uable to owner. Call B4234.
WANTED 10 men living in Omaha
3
Men not desiring to
leave clothes in Houki
during vacation may
end them to the Var
sity to ba cleaned and
pressed or pressed and
they will hold same
until after vacation.
VARSITY CLEANERS
iloj Wythers, Mir.
B3367
316 No. 12 St
Splendid Showing of
Towels
Huck Towels, 15x30, all linen
huck towels. . Special for this
sale, each 25c.
18x36 cotton huck towels with
colored border, special 21c
16x29 cotton tea towels, 2 for
25c.
Italian linen embroidery Guest
Towels, each 95c.
Turkish Towels, large size,
fancy; each 50c.
Big Ben Cannon Turkish
Towels, double thread, blue,
pink or white borders, size
22x44, each 47c.
Athletic ribbed Turkish Towels,
size 18x38, 3 for $1.
Linen Glass Toweling, Blue or
Red check, per yard 23c.
Stevens linen crash toweling,
per yard 18c
Large size fancy Wash Cloths,
each 5c.
Italian linen 18 inch Toweling
Crash, per yard 50c
Pillow Cases
42x36 well made Pillow Cases,
each 33c.
42x36 Hope Pillow Cases, each
25c.
Sheet Specials
Fine quality sheets
size 81x99. $1.59.
Size 81x90, $1.39
81x90 unbleached sheets,
each, $1.
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Christmas Gift Suggestions
LEATHER NOTEBOOKS
COLLEGE PENNANTS
FOUNTAIN PENS
LEATHER BILL FOLDS
MEMORY BOOKS
DESK SETS
PILLOW TOPS
M OTTOS
STATIONERY
Latsch Brothers
1118 O St.
Rector's Pharmacy
XMAS CANDIES
PERFUMIZERS
PERFUME LIGHTS
TOILET SETS, ETC.
The Student's Gift Shop
Liberty Bldg 13th & P Sts.
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Gifts of Fine Jewelry
ARE ALWAYS APPROPRIATE ALWAYS
WELCOME ALWAYS STYLISH. ESPE
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FROM
FENTON B. FLEMING
1143 "O" Jewel Shop
THE
UNIVERSITY MAN
WHO BUYS HERE MAY EASILY
PASS HIS STYLE "EXAM"
WE HAVE TAKEN GREAT .
CARE TO MAKE OUR STOCK
OF APPAREL FOR STUDENTS CONFORM
STRICTLY TO THE "CORRECT"
WE AIM FOR STYLE LEADERSHIP
IN THIS, OUR OWN COMMUNITY
AND THIS LEADERSHIP
CAN ONLY BE ATTAINED
BY THE CAREFUL CHOICE
OF MERCHANDISE THAT
IS "STYLE RIGHT".
PETERSON & BASS
1212 O
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