THE DAILY NEBRASKAN State and possibly Kan- W 9 W m will Cardinal and this year will be entirely new, while sourl, Kansas Dr. E. M. Cramb. TJ. 9 be wearing the of N 8 SIXTY GRIDUE11 GET Gold at this Earl Pcckinpaugn, but one regular pitcher, Paul Dale of sas University. Osteopath. Burlington IN THE VALLEY event working out Blk. I3tn' 4 head freshman wrestling coach, will Briercrest, Saskatchewan, Canada, is The battery men are St Adv. u weeklv in State gym and IH GREAT WORKOUT also enter 16 of the outstanding men again available for mound duty. Lef UUCO - on the yearling roster, his main pur- ty Doer, a relief hurlcr from last starting next week will be handled WILL BE CLOSE JACK ELLIOTT year s pose being to give the first year men year's team, is back. by Coach Noel Workman, this WANT Coaches Well Pleased with Progress nf hatterv men boast an un-- ADS .he experience in "fast company" for Coach Picks Infield Spring has arrived and with it Corn-husk- er out-of-- Of Candidates for 1927 varsity competition. Coach Bill Chandler will try John- usually large percentage of Doped to Have Even pat-tim- es future SALE-Splen- Six Teams king of collegiata winter indoor did Football Team Many Veterans son, outfielder on last year's team stkte candidates, 10 of tne oakery F03 building Chance to Take De has mad its exit. The dribble for Fraternity in Moines Meet Out of the whole group which will and a catcher on the championship men being from other states. Fraternity d? of the oa the Coliseum searlet-jerseye- d Corn- For Over sixty represent State, Harold Boyvey team of 1924, behind the bat The List of Candidates trict information call hardwood will be heard bo moro un-t- il huskers repctad on the south field and Ralph national champion new team will see Ed Hill back in Thn nitchers working out are: An HUSKERS LACK SPRINTERS Prunty, , next year. Nebraska finished their Monday after- Gould Ayres, LOST A gold waU-h- for a brisk workout runner-u- p, 125 probably will derson, Auburn, Ind.; with nam, Des Moines last and ia the and the harness, although he conference srason at expressed 158-pou- Geneva, Marcelle Stenger. break in their chances for noon. Coach Bearg himself classes, respectively, loom be used at shortstop to fill Bob Fish Sioux Falls, S. D.; Carlsin, An even Saturday by taking a win from the pleased" with aggrega Sasketchewan, winning a third successive Missouri as "well the up as the outstanding men to carry er's shoes. Bed Hill, a brother of the 111.; Dale, Briercrest, Drake Bulldogs. Page and "Jag" tion, coacues echoed Montrose; Liorr. Valley indoor track and field cham- and the assistant the Cyclone colors through to victory varsity veteran, is also slated for a Canada; Denmire, Brown played their best games of the optimism. T;ir;inra Ill Rudd: Ganser, pionship is the best that can be ac- his in this meet. Clell Kurtz, varsity 125- - try at an infield position. Bud Coe, is Finch. season and collected a total of 12 Coach Black and a few of his bas Louis, Mo.; corded the Cornhusker track squad pound grappler, and Kex Campbell, preparing for his third year of base- Stacyvilleffi Graham, St baskets, with the Husker Goliath Acaiey-Schroede- What Satur- ketball proteges attended practice who present hold A. ball Iowa as a first base- Ladagaard- - Coulter; reters, at the conference ireoor meet sinking eight of the field variety. at midwestern with State Univer- and didn t seem to mind the change U. dangerous Sioux Rudd; Ed Smith, Chicago, day at Des Moines. Kansas Nebraska basket- A. crowns, will also be man. Duke and Him Ayres, of Page' exit from 145-pou- Drake, in sports. Lawson worked out in nice contenders. Clair Grooms, Falls, S. D., are also being counted 111.; Troxel, Melbourne and Warren, sity, Missouri, Iowa State, ball was glorious finale. The big a fashion and Coach Black devoted his oi-- nf m The catchers on the squad Oklahoma, and Nebraska, will enter varsity grapple? and holder of the on by Coach Bill Cyandler to t that center was the star of the game, time to drilling Presnell and Sloan Waterloo; Gethman, El-- meet practically on a par on the Missouri Valley championship of strengthen the pitching and catching are: Adland, f V the olavia the floor and tipping ia shots in getting off punts in the fsce of HaUagan, -- 1924 will determined effort staffs. were on the squad dora; Hall, Sutherland; basis of pre season dope. that won a place make a Both men with the perfection over-anxiou- s defensive linemen. The Johnson. Ellsworth, Nebraska's strength is greatest in in this meet to win additional laurels last year and showed considerable rharios Citv: For him on the Valley play, on whole, was spirited and Cherokee; Kruse, Daven- - middle distances and hurdles. the in the national field of competition. promise. Krekow,' the selections. snappy, Husker boys displaying Myers, A) same events that the the Plans are now underway to take The sophomore material uncovered nort: Medrillis. Des Moines; These are the New-- Chin m v. a Ne- great form. care of the large number of visiting Ashton, 111.; and Daugherty, other schools are strongest in. Nebraska finished in fourth place in last spring's prep ouc2t is con- high jump Numerous line candidates, under wrestjers and coaches who will be comerstown, Ohio. braska is weakest in the behind Kansas, Missouri and Okla- "Bunny" sidered better than the average, but ap- the tutelage of Line Coach here on the dates of the meet, and and sprints. As yet the valley has homa. Two of the teams that finished is not expected to make this year's Oakes. went through both mental and fc? possibly week before, preparing B3367 peared about as devoid of worthy Cornhuskers were beat- a team a conference champion. Two of ahead of the physical antics in attempting to fol nation-wid- as was last year al- for the e tourney. the best men are Lefty Schroeder and Today at Rector's high jumpers it en by Nebraska every time they met low his directions. Toward the latter new luminaries may ap- Harold Finch of Rudd, the pick of 1 I I V l..,fW nor though some on the court, and Kansas was de- part session, they displayed 25c A. of the the yearling pitching staff. pear. feated once by the men of Charley their prowess in a fine exhibition of Roast Pork Tostatte CLEANERS AND Kansas Dangerous in Dashes SAHDLOTTERS Tea Conference Games Planned Cake ala Mode DYEKS Black, but the fact that Nebraska the art of blocking. AlIES Any Sc drink With Locke gone, Kansas looks the against Ten conference games are planned made poor showings their Ideal weather conditions made the most dangerous team in the sprints. on fourth for this year's Cyclone team, besides weaker sisters put them the Monday drill a great success, and FACE BIG SCHEDULE In the middle distances, Husker run- rung the Valley ladder. The Hus- a few tilts.' Washing- compete of Coach Bearg was well pleased with ners will have such stars to kers dropped three games on the ton university which dropped Van both the actions of his followers and You Can Obtain with as Conger of Iowa State, home court and won six, losing two Coaches Have Problem of Building two years ago will again meet the Frasier of Kan- the balmy weather. Cyclones along with Mis-- Laningham of Drake, on the road and winning five. New Teams From Green Men this spring, a careful Kiady eye examination fraui sas, and Moody and Axtell of Kansas Before Season Opens one of our registered optometrists. Ha winning will advise yon according to yoar best State-I-n The ce game at Nor Nebraska's chances for the is Doornbos good. the hurdles, there man between Oklahoma and Kansas Valley indoor track title again this Ames, Iowa, March 7. Special: A Kansas A HANDY PLAGE If glasses are needed we guarantee of Kansas, and Fairchild of has been cancelled. The game was to year don't look any too bright on practically new Iowa State baseball satisfaction. among others who have had basis early season perform- CI , riimplato with raodiaa mr distaac Aggies, be played on the Norman court to the of nine will step on the field this spring to get your mag., candies, your in Missouri Val- squad has kaaas, fnum ol caoica aaa a thanac, no little experience day. Cancelation was due to conflict ances. The green Husker in the Missouri Valley race. The team toilet articles, stationery ays axaaainatioo full guarantee ' hirtal Hard or Ash-bur- n competi- ley competition- - Either ing plans of the two athletic depart- been developing nicely but this year will be minus the services supplies. likely to drag and school $7.50 $9.00 $12.00 of Nebraska is ments. Dr. Thog" Allen Kansas tion this year is going to be keen of Shorty Boiler, who caught for put if down some points in the shot coach did not wish to play the game among six or seven of the Valley the Cyclones three years; Cap- they will for they are going right. But at night because of "seeping the csg-er- s schools. tain Howard McCracken, stellar Walter Jolinson's have plenty of competition. Both out school another day besides Kindy Optical q. McAnnelly of pitcher and outfielder who died last Einefort of GrinneH, and extending the season four days. Kansas boasts the best of her last fall; Lincoln Cory, a pitcher who is 1209 "O" in Valley Sugar Bowl St of Missouri, who placed the year's squad as well as a bunch of Man-shi- p, Open Saturday evening showing now at Ohio State; and Turk outdoor last year, have been Now that basketball ha mad its crack men from last year's champion- a third baseman and short stop. 19 15S2 "O" St. season. Hurd up well already this cut from the field of sport, to give ship freshman team. Iowa State has a From all indications the outfield K. C. A. C. dis- bested McAnnelly at the way to tbo horse-hid- e and the ciader fast set of middle distance and meet but fell, behind him at the Il- track, coaches and sport writers all tance runners bescides a sprinkling linois Belays. over the country are putting their of good field men. The lowaaa are Injured Davenport "All" this and that tea-- n. The All-Vall- being coached this year by Bob Simp- Bob Davenport, who has been run- teams hare been selected by a son, former Missouri hurdler and lat- ning anchor this season on the var- dctxen, more or less, sport critics, and er Missouri coach, another of quartet, is suffering Ne-brask- record-breaker- s. sity mile relay it topes fitting that the Daily aa Schulte's from an infected leg which, has been should pick what they think bothering him for over a week. He are the foremost basketball players will probably be able to run at Des ia the Missouri Valley. There are AMES ENTERS 29 WRESTLERS Moines but not in more than' one maay basics tears in the conference out race, which will cut the Huskers that are just about of equal caliber, Largest Squad Ever Entered In of a valuable quarter muer. Whether but as only fire nnea can be placed oat er A. A. U. Meet Represents I. S. C "Perly" Wyatt, star quarter-mil- the first team, some must be dropped from last year, will be able to run lower thaa they should be. Last week problem- Ames, Iowa, March 7. Special: not is still All-Vall- ey this Saturday or there came from the north am wrest- night Wyatt took his first When the National A. A. U. atical. Last selectioa of three teams, with- ling tournament opens here in State since pulling a tendua real workout out any mention either oa the three Gymnasium, Thursday, March 24, leg. He ran a 440 in 55.1 sW in his teams or ia tho honorable mention Iowa State College will be represen onds without overdoing. column of the two Husker guards. ted by the largest squad of matmen Thes rest of the team, although Andresen or Gerelidc In our est!ma- - that has ever been entered by any "somewhat stiff from the Kaggie meet, . " two NebrasLaas should one school in the history of the A. 1 f is coming along in good shape and was notice as they A. U. meets, according to Hugo Oto-pali-k. ready the valley tussle ' should be for the H Biker's big defemsive Cyclone wrestling mentor. Saturday. Ted Page, giant basket-ba- ll strength and two of the best guards The entire varsity squad of 29 men center, started work on the high jump ia tha conference. But as the old say Modnay night, clearing 5 feet 5 ing goes, there's nothing to aa All-- inches without difficulty. He was Valley selection except opinion. jumping easily and is likely to be sU3S. Des Fine Don good for some points at the Coach Kellogg and his Nebraska Moines meet. westlers will entrain for Lawrence Repairing this week for the Missouri Valley Watch CAGE wrestling championship which will be FLMS FOR held at the Kansas school on Friday and Engraving Saturday. The Oklahoma Aggies READY and Mercliaiidise meet CARlilYiL are the favorites in the and We do most everything in the are now standing at the head of the repairing line. conference with no defeats. The from Pcge One.) (Continued taking Stone Cutting Ffc- -r Na. 4 are a Enameling Floor afsnarrr Toa Elect strong team to Kansas for the meet Clot Hmt Rn4rll Plating (gold and silver) Tibmt ! Krali and should give the Stillwater Aggies Manufacturing Bearer Dutch Witt a run for the championship. Kansas Aitcraata iLM ' Otksaer F Imt N. S University will also have an aggres Lincoln's finest Shops have com- Floor Manst-c-r Vint Lawaoa Clerk Tomair Toaas sive team on the mat, coached by one HALLETT Timer Bill Sawyer of the best wrestling coaches in the Scorer Bill Branaoa UNrvxKsrnr jewelers Aiteraeta Free Mieleas Valley, Guy Lockabaugh, former 1S71 117-- 1 Sa. 12th AcrtcalMre CeOec Fres-el- of r L Olympic grappler. stocks ana Ciena plete the very latest Floor kfsaso-e- Joe Weir Clerk Joke Roth Timer Henry Laeas Scorer ftslrk Beeehner jimaatti HsnrH Fnwrker , Y. M. C A. spring modes. A Floor Msnacer Clifford Caaaiacasai Clerk Boo Wfcitawra Timt Komi Kraaae Seerer fl-- Baker AJtaraate Tea Jaaea A meeting f the above officials and those who are interested in jobs during the tourney will be held at These Merchants present their the Coliseum, tonight at 7:00. The Coliseum will be closed to all classes. All handbaU-axt- f- tennis courts are closed to the faculty end students latest in this publication. next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. very . SPECIAL TODAY Watch for them the next few Haa Teotwfca SoaeVtcfc The, air ofdiflinuflion. Coffee or any e eVtek imparted, by a smart, Leo becoming bat remains a. long time. - - - ifthe. hat 25c is Stetson. -- made. weeks. TI;3 Ov1 Fhansacy ' Cor. 14b Ct P. SU.

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