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This year's sport schedules are the greatest in the history of Nebraska. Heading the season is
the football schedule including six big home games. Pittsburgh, the ranking team of the east,
being the biggest game. Others include Iowa, a leading member of the Big Ten, Ames, Mis
souri, and Kansas Aggies, all members of the Big Six, and Wyoming, a strong team from the
Rocky Mountain region. December 20th marks the beginning of a thrilling basketball season
followed in the spring by baseball, track, swimming and wrestling events.
Six Big Home Football Qames Eight Big Home Basketball Qames
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Sept. 29 . . Wyoming
Oct. 13 . . Iowa
Oct. 27 . . Ames
Nov. 10 .. Pittsburgh
Nov. 24 . . Missouri
Nov. 29 . . Kansas Aggies
Dec. 20 . . Iowa
Dec. 22 .. North Dakota
Dec. 2 . . Minnesota
Jan. 12 . . Ames
Jan. 15 . . Kansas
Feb. 2 . . Missouri
Feb. 18 . . Oklahoma
Mar. 2 Kansas Aggies
plus:
seball Track Swimming Wrestling
Student
Athletic Ticket
vTh'epnce of the ticket is $6.00 for any seat
:InT!ie student section of the stadium, there
being ijo extra charge for positions in the card
section
Members of fraternities and other organiza
tions who desire to purchase tickets as a group
should send one representative with all the
ticket- to the student's activities office. A re-
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Student and Faculty Rate
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n Sale
Monday, Sept 24
The sale of tickets will be open to all stu
dents the full week of Monday, September
24th through Saturday, September 29th at
the student's activities office or through a
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Seat location will be assigned by lot, the
drawing being conducted at 5 p. m. Thurs
day, September 27th, at the student's ac
tivities office. Tickets will be ready the fol
lowing day.
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