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NEBRASKANHESPERIAN.
Vol. 8-29, No. 33.
LINCOLN, MAY 10, 1900.
Five Cents.
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EXAMINATION SCHEDULE.
Finals for the Current School Year
Will Begin One Week From
nonday.
Final examinations will take place
&a follows: ffii
MONDAY, MAY 28 '
8. 00-10; 00 A. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at S:00 A. M four or
five days, or Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them.
10:20-12:20 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 8:00 A. M Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one
or two of them.
2:00-4:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 2:00 P. M four or
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or' two of them.
4:00-6:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 2:00 P .M., Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one or
two of them.
visions reciting nt 4:00 P. M., Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one
or two of them.
TllUHSDAY, MAY 31.
8:00-10:00 A .., All classes and di
visions reciting at 11:00 A. M., four or
flvo days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them.
10:20-12:20 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 11:00 A. M., Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday ,or any
ono or two of them.
2:00-4:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 5:00 P. M four or
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two oX them.
4:00-6:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 5:00 P. M., Tuesday ,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one or
two of them .
FRIDAY, .ILNE 1.
8:00-10:00 A. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 12:00 M.
10:20-12:20 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 1:00 P. M.
BASEBALL SCORES.
A Successful Trip is Shown in the
Eastern Series Doanc is
Laid Up.
The base ball trip so far has been
very satisfactory. Owing to the un
fortunate accident to Doanc, the play
ing of the team in this week's games
has been weakened. A summary of
the games so far follows:
The team played at Omaha May 8.
The game was devoid of interesting
features. At no time was the result
in doubt. Ryan pitched ojfgood game
for the university, allowing hut five
hits.
Score by innings:
U. of N 014 010 3 0 09
Omaha Y. M. C. A.. . .1 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 06
Hits University 11, Omaha 5.
Struck out By Ryan 4, by David
son 7.
Errors University 4, Omaha 6.
Time of game, 1:45. Umpire, Will
iams. Nebraska kept up her pace by takt
ing a game from hake Forest univer
sity by a score of 11 to 8 tho following
day . The game abounded in errors on
both sides, caused by tho misorablo
condition of tho diamond. Dliss
pitched a good game, only four hits be
ing scored off him. Score:
Nebraska 1150001000 311
Lake Forest 0 001032020 08
Hits Orf Bliss 4, off Bettcn 11.
Struck out By Bliss 5, by Bettcn.
Errors Nebraska 10, Lake Forest, G.
Battel ies Bliss and Doane, St. Clair
and Bettcn and Crippcn.
The Notre Dame team proved too
fast for the Lincoln aggregation nt
South Bend, Saturday. Nebraska owe
largely to the fact that Doane, tho
catcher is laid up with a crippled
thumb. Rhodes caught the game and
showed up in good form. Score:
Nebraska 01300000 1 5
Notre Dame 51022 010 11
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PART OF THE SHOP GANG
TUESDAY-, MAY 29.
8:00-10:00 A. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 9:00 A .M., four or
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them.
10:00-12:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 9:00 A. M., Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one
or two of them.
2:00-4:00 P. M ..All classes and di
visions Tccitlng at 3:00 P. M., four or
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them.
4:00-6:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 3:00 P. M., Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, or any one or
two of them.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.
8:00-10:00 A. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 10:20 A. M., four or
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them.
10:20-12:20 P. Ji., All classes and di
visions reciting at 10:20 A. M., Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday ,or any
one or two of them.
2:00-4:00 P. M., All classes and di
visions reciting at 4:00 P. M., founor
five days, or Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, or any one or two of them. -
4:00-6:00 P. M., All classes and di-
2:00-6:00 P M., All classes not other
wise provided for.
Evening recitations may be exam
ined in the evening at the discretion
of the teacher.
FOOT BALL. SCHEDULE.
Manager Tukey announces the fol
lowing foot ball schedule. It will be
noticed that five games will be played
on the campus. One or two more
minor games will probably be played.
October 6, Doane College,at Lincoln.
October 13, Ames College, at Lincoln.
October 20, Drake University, at Lin
coln. October IT, blank.
November 3, Tarkio College, at Tar
klo. November 5, Missouri University, at
Columbia.
November 10, Grinnell ,at Lincoln.
November 17, Kansas University, at
Lawrence.
November 29, Minnesota University,
at Lincoln.
"Some people are so illogical that
even the climatedoes' not' agree with
them." "--.
Batteries Ryan and Doane. David
son and Crawford.
The game on the following day was
at Highland Park college, DesMoines,
la. The team is composed largely of
professional players. Nebraska's de
feat is attributed to the pitching of
Thompson of Highland Park, who
struck out ten men, and the heavy bat
ting of Highland Park. In the field
the Nebraskans played the superior
game. Attendance, 300. The score:
Highland Park 0 004020 013
Nebraska 0001002003
On the following day, revenge was
secured on Cornell college. The game
I was a good one until the fifth inning,
the score at that time being 1 to 0 in
favor of Cornell. In the fifth inning
the Nebraska boys began a cannonad
ing which they did not cease until the
end of the game. Gordon pitched a
fine game. Score:
Nebraska 00003054113
Cornell 0001000001
Hits Nebraska 13, Cornell 5.
Errors Nebraska 3, Cornell 10.
Bases on balls Off Gordon 1.
Struck out By uordoh 2, Hester 1.1
uatteries reurasua, uoraon ana
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Doane; Cornell, Hesterfand'MatibewsJj
Hits Off Gordon 13, off Drewes 5.
Struck out By Gordon 5, by Drewes
2.
Bases on balls Off Gordon, 3,
Drewes 2.
Errors Nebraska 8, Notre Dame 3.
Batteries Gordon and Rhodes,
Drewes and O'Neill.
The Nebraska team played out of
position Monday and put up a very
rotten article of ball. Captain Bliss
telegraphed for Dean Ringer, who will
meet the team in time to catch the'In
diana game. Score:
Nebraska 01000000 01
Wabash College 10001410 07
Hits Off Ryan 8, off Courtman 5.
Bases on balls Off Ryan 3, Court
man 2.
Struck out By Ryan 5, Courtman 8.
Errors Nebraska 9, Wabash 6.
Batteries Ryan and Rhodes, Court
man and Scbaffer.
Arrangements have been completed
for the meetings of the Nebraska pho
tographers' association In the art gal
lery of the university. These meetings
kWll! occur on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday from May 22 to
V5i Inclusive. -