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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS RETURNS.
Captain Williams of tho unlvornlty
foot ball team arrived In this city Sat
urday from Colorado, where he has
been spending tho summer for tho ben
efit of his health. Ho says that he is
greatly Improved and thinks that bo
vill bo able to begin practice Immedi
ately, "with tho team. In spoaking'of
thtf schedule, ho said that there wore
thrccf gamfcs definitely arranged to bo
played on the homo grounds. Tho visit
ing teams will bo Kansas, Missouri and
Kansas City medics. An effort is
still being mado to got a game with the
University of California. If any of the
other teams of tho mlddlo west deslro
to enter with Nebraska for a movo of
this kind it is thought that an eastern
trip can bo .arranged for the Callfor-
nlans, which will include two games.
No gamd will bo played with tho
University of Iowa on Thanksgiving
day, as has been the custom In the past.
Kansas offered serious objections to
this game, and in order to keep peace
In the -league Nebraska allowed her de
mand, tn place of tho Omaha game
Iowa will play the University of Illi
nois, while Nebraska has no game at
all for that day. It is probable that
Tarklo and Ames will both have games
with Nebraska this year, but neither
will be played here.
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W. S. Heltzman, 98, for the last year
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