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Today at Rector's
FRIDAY, OCT. 7
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Fri. and Sat. Night
of each week
LEO BECK
& HIS ORCHESTRA
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Playing; New York Score
HAKKIUT CKCISK, Vocalist
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College men and -women recognize eluc
tricity as one of the principal aids to
progress in the factory, on the farm, and
in the home.
BASKETBALL MEN
TO BE CALLED
(Continued from Page 1)
host of promising material from the
last year reserves, are expected to
answer Tuesday's call, and suit up for
the .practice.
Lettermen Form Nucleus
Five lettermen will return to the
team this year, which should give
Coach Black a nucleus around which
to build a strong team. Aside from
Elliott and Othmer, Jug Brown,
Elmer Holm, and Vint Lawson earned
their letters in varsity competition
last year, and are counted upon to
even better their preformances. The
graduation of such stellar men as
Smaha, Page, Andresen and Klep
ser from the 1927 aggregation, has
given Black something to worry
about, but he is confident that his
five veterans, and his abundance of
excellent material from the reserves,
will give him a team that will be
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School Supplies and Stationery Service Station
GRAVES PRINTING CO.
On 12 St. 3 doors South of Temple
Oct. 8 is National
Candy Day. Come in
and see our complete
assortment of fancy box
candy.
For flowers, corsages
and party favors.
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hard to beat.
Chief among' the promising men
expected to letter this year are Krall,
Olson, and Witte. Krall and Olson
were carried with the first string last
year, but could not break into enough
games to earn the coveted "N".
Both are pointing themselves for
tompetition this year, and undoubt
edly will be seen in most of the
eames. Witte's performance with
the freshmen team last year, stamped
him as logical varsity material, ant
he too will no doubt get into a big
share of the games.
Center Position Open ,
Other men who are expected to
battle for places are Grace, Beuch
ner, Toms, Mileski, Lewandowski
and Kronkright. All saw service of
some kind last year, and showed up
well.
In his second year as head coach
of basketball at Nebraska, Black is
particularly anxious to better his
work of last year, when his team fin
ished fourth in the Missouri Valley
standing, with seven games won and
five lost.
The loss of Ted Page, tall cen
ter of the 1927 team, leaves the
pivot position unoccupied, and it is
generally believed that Black will de
velop Captain Elliott for this position
unless some new aspirant shows un
usual form. The guard positions are
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well taken rare of, with Holm and
Lawson back on the job, and the re
serves should also furnish guards of
varsity timber. Brown and Othmer
probably will battle for forward po
sitions with the new men furnishing
plenty of competition. "Dutch"
Witte especially will make the vet
erans extend themselves to hold their
positions.
The University of Oklahoma has
prohibited the use of cars by the uni
versity students. This law went into
effect Monday, September 19. Per
mit blanks will be issued for those
gaining the consent of the Secretary
of the University. Not more than
150 permits will be issued during
each semester.
"Let them be light"
says fashion of gloves for fall
And the COLLEGE MAN
who "knows" wfll drop in
at Miller's men's wear de
partment and ask for grey
or tan shades in gloves of
Buckskin, Peccary Pig,
washable Calfskin, Cape
skin and Deerskin.
j
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"I'm certainly for those boys playing Missouri Sat
urday and while they're away from home I'm going
shopping. You ought to come with mej and see the
furred coats, afternoon dresees, and tanned &hoes
that're being shown at RUDGE & GUENZEL'S."
MAKE THIS
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Ray Killian '13
Priced
$2.50 to $5.00
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Collegian
Clothier
Oscar Anderson '28
He may ' choose spear
point back styles, gloves
finished in silk binding of
self or contrasting colors,
gloves hand-finished with
hand-feld back, slip-overs
or button styles but
whatever glove he selects,
it is sure to be correct.'
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