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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1930)
kinds v. ocmnr.K 17. im TIIK I) MI Y M MIUSKAN TIIRFE BROWN PERS ETA FROSH OFF FOR OKLAHOIVlAGAIViE With Freshmen Showing Fight in Drill Coach Chooses Team. TWO ELEVENS LINED UP Squrd Has Good Physicial Condition With But Two Exceptions. S(H ( Kit SCOIILS Tha Dent won from (h Teachers, by forte. I. ftlgma Alpha Epulon wen frori Alpha Sigma Phi by a forfeit. Tau Kappa Epulon vnon aver Kappa 6gma by a forfeit. With prospect. hiiplit lur featlnc OV.Inlmmn froah fat unlay, tvnrh V. II. Hrowne put hla ;harr through an extensive drill Umi'rlay msht. The fresh men showed plenty of flRht and spirit ant from the looks of thlngi Olilnhi din will it least find a fiphtl'i.T Iwnrh of Nrhrnskans op posing I hem. Conch r.rownc has two full teams to throw Into the frnv. Cnire Kllhourne. a Lincoln high product, and Iteucl Koaawtck of Grand Island are likely starters Ht cverj body rocs to the tasty pastry shop "tlicro must be a reason" 1 hotel cornhusker Imitation may he sincere, flat tery but. don't b deceived There la only one licensed Karmelkorn Shop IN LINCOLN That's JOHNSONS at 1412'4 O St. Opon for busi ness 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. every day but Sunday. the end nlCioui'h l.iowne. nmv deild" to atait Kllloll and Wol rott Instead. O'Drien, Schnillt at Tackle. At tho tackle poaltloiia the likely muter are Uale O Itrien. 2i!.'i pmin.ler from Omaha Mouth, and Harold Kihmitt, former Lin coln luyh captain. ScoKCan of 8rtt-ilili:lf. t'lark ami I'plejtrnvt i will iiiidoiihtedly aee servli e at tho tni kli puKitiona, !l f. I'lmr Cixhnp, also of Lincoln high, and llolmberk of llratrlre have the gunrd positions pretty well in hand and are almost cer tain In Marl against the Sooner. At center Own Pioune will prohnhly Mart Jonea of Omn'ut Toih. lie then has In reserve Pr'ntcpimrd of Lincoln and Most man ot Kails City. Backfield Hat, Power. The prolmWe atnrt inic back field will include Henry Mnuer. tleorse Snuer. and llrrnie Mnstrrson. of Lincoln lilh. Puurr will atart at qiinrtoilvuk. Saner at full, ar.o Mattel son at half. Hubert Ho well of Kavenna or Wayne Nor wood of York will pet the call for the othe.- half assignment. Other backs who will probably Ret Into the game are yucntin Minuk, Hounty, Wade Traylor. and John Minick. The squad la in good physical shape with the exception of Ken White, capable ball lugger, and Fred Murray, Omaha lech star. White is definitely out with a had ankle ami prospect a are dim for Murray getting: into the game. In eligibility hti hit the ranks to some extent but has not taken any of the possible starters. The officials for the game are as follows: Capt. M. V. Mortier, Fort Leavenworth, referee: It. C. Husscll, Nebraska, umpire; Ernie. Adams. Omaha university, head linesman; and H. H. Johnston, Doanc, field judge. Have You Tried the j New Greens AT THE ! Circus Golf 16th and ML ar - . Bcnchwanncr avH V.i il , to RALPH BENNETT AND HIS Columbia Record ing Orchestra The famous "Seven Aces" All Eleven of Them! "Sensational, sweet, syn ropatin' . . . tricky, toony, twangy tempo teasers" direct from notable east ern engagements. Opening Saturday, October 18th in the beautiful Fontenelle Restaurant limited engagement only Glamorous Nights at The Fontenelle Sat.. Oct. 18th Ralph Bennett' Pre miere Frl., Oct. 24th A Ralph Bennett Col lege Night Sat.. Oct. 251h Harveit Festival Sup per Dance Frl., Oct. 3Ut Hallowe'en Supper Dance Sat., Nov. 1st Dance Post-Hallowe'en Supper Dance Tue., Nov. 4th Jr. Leaoue Horse Show Frolics Drive Down and Dine and Dance XF.LL, the Huskcrs are off for Amos and their second confer ence clash of the season. Will they win ? This is a question which only time can decide. The bi question is this: What sort of a reception will they be Riven if they come back with the game won, lost or tied? If they come back with a victory the school will settle back com placently and take victory as a matter of course. Iowa State has bowed so often to Nebraska that people over the state are beginning to take it as a settled fact that Ne braska will wallop Ames. If the game is lost or tied the wolves will be out again. They will gather in packs and snap at the heels of Coach BiM rnd his team. AIN'T human na i-e grand? It's just another ca of the old army game "passing the buck." If the team wins they receive the credit. If the team loses everybody within gunshot gets out his little revolver and goes gunning for the coach. As soon as a coach around Ne braska loses a game he is sunk alumni all over the state yell for his removal and a search is then started for a new coach. Ernie Bearg was a good coach, and turned in plenty of victories for Nebraska. Yet, when he lost a game, the wolves got loose again and yapped until he went to Wabash. o NE alumnas, who was one of tho rteKt ends ever to TJlav at Nebraska, expressed himself aa believing that it was Impossible to keep a good coach at Nebraska. "They don t consider nis maiermi nr orn-thincr else." he said. "All they want is games won and he lin lu urim-i w. - ' ) Let's hope the yappers will shut ( their mouths and give Bible a j chance to really develop some- thing. Confronted with material j which does not measure up to the standards of former Nebraska teams, Bible has done his work well. Other schools in the Eig Six turn out football teams. Nebraska doesn't have any monopoly on the good men. QUALITY CARS Vou can at any hour get a high grade RENT-A-CAR from us. Our rates have recently been lowered. We offer special rates for long trips. We appreciate your business. ALWAYS OPEN. MOTOR OUT CO. 1120 P Street B6819 Hotel pontenell One of America's Greatest Hotels "Journey's End" By R- C. Sherriff University Players Temple Theatre Monday, Oct. 20 to Oct. 25 Curtain 7:30 P. M. At Your Service We Deliver Study Table Appetizers Do you know that - d.llr ..n.wichoa.in.. and wriou. short Do Hot Hesitate to Call Us Any Time B5585 Minimum Ordsr S Sandwiches LINCOLN DELICATESSEN 1439 0 Street ' B'5585 Eight Answer First Call; Coach Vogclcr Asks For More Men. Freshman awlmiiunn piacllre M begun Wednesday evrninu at th V. M. C. A. p'xil with right men anawertnji Conch Itudy Voic rlera Initial call. Warier la ur Inir mora freshmen to com out for practU and lne to havr twenty-live men out within the next few dava. All fieidimen in- tcreated In awimmmK ate urged to report to hint at the . M. C. A. Practice acsMon are held rvrry afternoon of the week, gn Monday. from 4:30 to ft 30; Tuei .y. from 5:1ft to 5:4ft; Wednesday, from 4:1ft to 5:1ft; Thursday from 5:30 to S:00; and on Friday fiom 4 to 6. The eight men who responded to Vogeler'a first call were Asher, Katon, Void, Fastrrday. Carle, llnbicht, LamMlh. and Parnes. The men were put through simple conditioning enercisea and spent but a short time In the water. Two Mteta Scheduled. Tha freshman swimming pro gram will Include two numeral meets, these to V held Nov. 17 and Nov. 28. The events for the meets will Include the 0 yard free style; 100 yard free atyle; 220 yard free style; 440 yard free style; 150 yard back stroke: 200 yard breast stroke, and fancy diving. Coach Vogeler also announced that an all-university swimming meet will be held Dee. 5. This tournament will be open to all men In the univeraity with the ex ception of varsity swimming let tcrmen. The same events that are In the frosh meets will comprise the program. Vogeler urges all men who intend to come out for varsity swimming and who have not been out before, to start now and get Into condition for the all university meet. R. 0. T. 0. ISSUES CADET 8P0NS0R PLANS TOR YEAR (Continued from I'ag I I I'hlllipa. r. It. rent.in. M. H. Home. Company t-Cap. T. Jai k l-irbrii. r'lMt l.lrutt limit Olio It eta, ttecond Unit. Mrld'-n li. ! on. Junior offlteia' A. Unite, It. W. laugh. K Mveia. U Mlra. A. I. Wolf. II. T. Itealer. J, ll.xi. k. W. II. Ilramman. Company IM'ap llerbeit Hi'iiter, nrat Lieut. K. M. Houston, Het'ond Unit. K. K. Turner. Hecoiid Lieut. Norvln Smith, lunlor of fii'fra: J g Palmer. Kd Jall.ia. T. r'a-Min, I. llailnclt. A. II. Vleirgc Art Wolf. It. W. Ilrll. -H-nrut Itattalion-MaJ WuiHti.n J. Itehn, Kat Lieut. t;eirge II Itarber. Oimpany K - Capt. Ilurtnn lildkra. Kltal Uetit. John K HnoMtlrn, ttrcond l.irut. lUrnbl Milea, Jr. HniHid Lieut. Moyl UiMiliittt, Junior iiffurit L It. Kieruhs, (i. Wrhxlrr, l Johnston, (l. A. Itaitwr. tl. II Wli. "'tis IVIrn k. Company V- Capt. Keith Pay. Ktlat Lieut. lon Cailaon.. Hrioiid l.lml. JkOiva C- Helda. junior ntfi iru ll I- Pl.lllip, Painry (ilil lirld. W. H. Kler, U ' Pitrru n, II V. Munger. J, K. raimon. U Ijummi. A. K. lUron. K. Iavi. Conipanv t! Capt. J'eph Huff man. r'ul iJeut. C J Piene. ec. Mid Lieut. C J. Wert man. junior (ffueis, It. C. hrott, W. XI. Itlrh arttaon, Tudor Williams, K. A. ivckrr. N. K Muehl. Perry Heely. peine Paiker, J. CalherwiNn llel),'e. Charles llixxl. Company II Capt. John Merit, rlrst Uetit. Wlllard I'rban. 8ee oml Lieut. K. C. Temple. Junior of furrs: It. II. Iwm, Jo Cleme. T. Neuawanger. It. T.. Johnson, Taul Mrtger. tleo Morrison.. II. W. Caster. ( arl llopewtll Third rtattalloii-Ma) Ktanlry Day. ytral l.leul John Realty Company Capl. Allan Wil liams. Mrsl Usui Itlrhard Ck lin, First Unit. nnald Ay lea. worth. First Unit Kohert Vmnrr. fteiond Urut. Clarrnra Msytr, Krrond Unit. Rurt Hubbard, Jun !r offlrrrs- P. Thrasher, J. IV Kloli, R Rrhrent. N Wlllley. M tlish. V. Cillespia, It. Pulger. K. M. Treat Company K Capt. tVrtta Nel son, First Unit. M. U Raker. Jun ior nftlcera' M H Crahill, T. A rtn.en. It. A. Mi Reynolds, XI. F. Anderson. Ted llurgess. Company L Capt. Kenneth llammitl, First IJeut. Fred Faster- W. ' day, Hrrond Lirul. Lyl Kh'Mik. i lunlor officers ; Uidvkig Gartner. V. J. Harlow. M. Raehr. R. A. Fra Ink. H. It. P tfield, T. C. Tiffany. Company M - Capt Roehard Ferguson. First Lieut. Walter Vogt and H. A. Iteaa. Sreond Ueut. James Pally. Junior officers: R. Ilattih. C. XI. Ault. W. K. Htlvsr- by the I-af Pstroleura corpora son. IL Hunt. J Trusl. Win. Kr- tu n. of Maiaraiho. rigeq. Jark XtrCutalion, C. T. ' Johnson. Wm. Cmitoik. ADDRdUl OIL ClAtStl. Fugene Reed. '21, ;eoogiat of Xlarai ailxi, Venezuela, taliril on the geology department yester day. II addressed Mr. hihramma Claaa on oil. Xtr. Reed la employed I Halt-cutting 35c Kearns ! Barber Shop 133 No. 14th ii "RED" KRAUSE AND , Hi Orchestra Playing at the NEW SILVER BALL ROOM in the - Lindell Hotel Saturday, Oct. 18 A clever band with an addition of some of Lin coln's most popular play ers. Come ami Hear Them ir i. ii r. i: ;.n ! ti I: li P II If !: I' ill: ii i; ii n hi: II II ii.i; ili; ii i; ill; ;pll (!! m m w :ii inn M m in: : in: ! m : inn ht ihr ii Ainioioicin THE OPENING OF THE NEW SILVER BALLROOM IN THE LINDELL HOTEL FRIDAY, OCT. 17TH NEW! UNIQUE! CLEVER! FRIDAY, OCT. 17TH U ll PLEASURE! COLOR! FUN! j i 'Mi a li ii ii M n i lliii Friday, Oct. 17th will usher in the fall and winter dance season. Leo J. Beck and his "Orchestra are to raise the curtain" on Lincoln's new party house, The NEW SILVER BALL ROOM IN THE LIN DELL HOTEL. At a cost of $2,500. the old party house was completely renovated and remodeled. The result is an ULTRA MODERN. UP TO DATE, BEAUTIFUL dance hall, in which you will have that "glad to be there" feeling. The color scheme and the lighting effects make the whole ballroom appear like the beaming of "old man Moon." A Marvelous Place to Dance! Fall and winter will see hundreds of music and dance-loving students flocking to the new SILVER BALLROOM. It is a really high-class, enjoyable spot to enjoy a perfect evening. Come to the Opening Friday and Hear These Star Kntertainers. POTTS CHAMBERS EVERETT BECKMAN FREDDIE EBENER and BERNIE WALLEN Featuring "Nine Miles Out of Town" Dance Saturday to "Red Krause" and His Band. !l:ll n in ;iiii J::: am UHl ii Hill lliii lliii I 111!; Uli! 111;! U-ll Jill 111! -o3iii 9 v And so To The Misses' Shop! uhrre vou ran find the nruest, smartest ii ramble, that ever in tripiirrf the hiart of a '.' Furred Tweed Coats -hi t a c Fmart model In thla e on'a atyles with muahroera mllars of wolf, badger and heaver. Very 'penally priced only a amall Mi jtroup remaining.... 53" Unfurred Tweed Coats Flecked and novelty v.eaves In campus modes notched collan. belts and aeml-fttted nippestions. CIC Brown and black tones9A5 Specially Priced Frocks Travel crepes and canton crepes In campus, street and afternoon styles. Boleros, tunics. JackeU and Individ ual notes. 4f ayg Regularly 15.00.. JJ.)? Other Smart Frocks New eyelet dre?ses, novelty silks, metal embroidered frocks, canton crepes, Jersey Jumpers, wool crepes, and featherweight woolens In youthful editions Cf C of fashions Knitted Suits Three piece knitted suits one of the most favored fashions of the season. A variety of colors in a va riety of fctvlea. second Floor. Ahme mentioned wear ables come in sizes 11, 13, 15 and 17. at The Misses" Shop $15 ALL-UN i PARTY MIAMI LOON'S ORCHESTRA "Pep From South Carolina" Stage Show Featuring Marjorie Whitney PRICE: LADIES 35c. MEN 50c. COLISEUM 8:30 SAT. 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