The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

MNDAY JUI HNU AMI STAH. JI NK 12 1932 Nebraska Football Tickets Are Cut in Price for 1932 Home Games hd DOWM 'T fortun-it n- lo any I to fc into ta 1 that tha ai ri ftfii Tharaforr a. 1. '1 that tha ian 1 Ih, aftar th' rt: ni ar ling lm' It hatr th f.ia of "ltd-or In irn ,1 a a for y. ti 'H it th fiom ti inia rnn aal-n.

-itaia i It n-t from thla da paitmant A- -idlngly ir ra oiir turnad o'fr fo the Ml V. nf Mir. tan and ra. your 'py any day Tha dl- rat are fraa for tha a iking. Gffl IHE 1932 US Season Books Also Lower Athletic Deoartment Annourxes.

STUDENT BOOK IS 6 I im I ha I I I At.i I At .1 a.iilrl.i floiihlr il.r A'll I Mil Mil 111 I Prill ili. Uihla .11 lr ill SrM Iiru I riunii n.i.t.in 1 tiHii ION Al I I 1 I PlIf-lillfiH 111 Nrw I hlriigii III M. "Il I 111 ar.mtil| Onli trtinr' hriiiilril AUr HM AN I A 1 ION Nltlll I "Il ll.l til 111 'III- 111 1A I UN 1 Ar.l 1 II ii.ilin -U Ht InU.i II ilhlrh.inli-f llfinrr nt Okl.lhmmi Itmihlf hriulnr Ht IlmililrhiHiIrr FSHNIFN FTFS WIN NOMEGAL AWARD Seventy Fivr Hiiakers An R' Worded in Var.uiio Fields of Sport a nUlllPl PIP 63 Ui.lif 'y of Neb' fip lin.rn aUiIctr- 1 ui rlur ng the 1931 32 looti top. th. U.

vAifh 30 I'r. i-xt liiu wdh 22 bt sicplball found 1' fro.h winning eight were r-umer 11 double iiirars wc arn FI eri I. Culbe or 1 od OroAP bi ortll Irfli'k J-'hn Ihr id Ft tn Pai SOI I in dt If irA m. loui Curti fc-ohHll and bii.iketbidl William (i: en. rri.nd: (Urn Kewe- Tm nr-d Neal Mehring nr nil 1 land, dter Pflum Pay T.

man St. How.ard White le eum.ich. football and tiark 11 llr.t "il. ir A A rii.r.l f- II- rr AA I nroU" i- rt I t- P.O a 0 'r ni I. 'd ir i il M.Iir.ni.

il M. inr ilrortH At- NrHt.in '111. If 1 Waltfi Pii im. Imperial. RuUin I A t.ROl Nil I I Ar, I MH 11.

a ti It I- a 1 Mu' AA Hi Ir. 1 M. nob. 8. a I- -V I ii.rnfi Brlki, t.

I 111- N-- Br J. in Vilfii I fr.d -Id ii- i r- 1 an Nf Cnl AArrnpr. 1 HoAillrr I I itiii hih I I MW KK Mickey f'mn Hr klvn I'odgers and Hill .1 1 t'i-Hko short.stup, AA 7c tuv 1 'OHi eai'li hy .1 HcAller of the N.ntii’nal Irrr-ue The resuitc'f a I fiKht i the AA hr le.l a battle r-o. betAver'n tvAo iluba al ield Friday. Sliiiliiia Hral I'he baseball iim hut out of i I Saturday IVLozier limited tha (ifnah SIX hits Avhile tha 1 am air team colb'cted fifteen tAAo hurlers.

rilM I NO PEDOLET.S I ep fiiit rtr ftf tne ft he printed on to ere at th' Hliidrnl ri.Mil.« SotP- 1" A VI A il'i III IMI IMI I 1 I IMI INI IMI Ih' lim. IhP PinlhPf. In l.ifir*tn RV McRRIUF Here good tu aa for Cornhu iP'r tan: FoiithRlI ticket prie, at Menioiia tfadium for 1932 home ha been maferlally r-duced A Atanlial reduc ion in Individual game ticket, and ea on book prire of from 20 to 30 per r-nt iaci Saturday by lie I im.cr ity of Nebraska Athletic depait meiit There aa-iII be no $3 games on tin Ciirnhir tariff next fall 1 1 i.T the top price will be $2 50 and thr feet tona on the tat- grounds have chaige aa IH be made for a remTvrd been in.flr.K ted not to do to only one game the Nebra ka-Pittsbiirgli cla. do at Memorial 'PHia Item hatdlv in stadium. Nov.

12 Oie lumn but hi re it i The wa State. Aggie, aii.l that alt hill hu.sineas men Ml: ourl are priced at ti- 1, ke inel.Kiin, that at Mem phi.A. I "Hs ho ht tfi pick up little ch.mge by vending con ru-'A finnndnK the W'althill riacing flub which AAin hold a Iaa.i flay ffing meet in th.vt city on June I Ik rD'I 10 All running race; A from Walthill "Be- 1 "tir thin of in the state AAith I heaper Here al Home. (ienrral adnil. 4nn prices will rc main the being $1 50 for each game, the ducat- going on at the stadium gate the day of the I ffame and avaUabie whin Ih.t room tl.c si.

entertumment and the reaulting lela.sation might be giM.fl for Ashat revi.sed sriiedule of prices in ails us the Walthill Hualne.s.s rtlcate.s Nebraska fans will see tlie (luii aiioptcfi a slogan cornhir.kers perform at Memorl.il stir thing, Well, at a lower adml.s.slnn charge ing a rHcing event to than when they follow the team 3 think it awav from home Hiisker abroad will run from to $.3 That the trend of admls-sion price ha been downward is shown by a of the 1930 sched uUv the la. time Missouri and Pit "iburgh were at Memorial sta dlum. Tlial vear the.se drew $3 each and the season book prlec wa.i $12 I Season Bmiks at $6. Season books al-o have been lowered in price for next fall. A sea.

on bfiok to the four home gamr on the 1932 nlate will be on sale hi 5, Thfie will alao be is three dollars under the i fish, ii by ovciflow $10 figure of las and AAaf. I fiom the other exhibits, under 'he $12 figure oi i The little park may seen from i ago Students will the street we of the fl.sheries "cur as a i 111 l.ty, Sept. 3. Advance re.servation.» combined MPi TPB-Q MiMTR reduced price scale a HELZERS HINTS. bring larger croAA-df to Memorial, Helzrr of Lincoln, for- Rtaciium games next fall in the mei Iv of trap- opinion of John Sclleck, "hfioter inanv VTars experience, manager of athletic.s The advance one of hovei Hl experts Avho are ale has been on Flap hooting, publi.shid by the been made to carry- luiFnnt powder people.

for young.stris these point.s to beginners; along the same lines us Keep your mind on the ypgj. Knothole tickei.s If YOU tiRUie your siore before it available to students in the been made you are sure to tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades iHil. and will be priced a' 25 cents per faiilv eiei t. Do not grip game. Junior knothole tickets at lO voiii gun too tightly.

sA free gun ill eliminate nim hing and up to and including the ninth Thomp.Non hoiiae new conic item A beauty for the benefit of t.itc fan Aidtor.H being created at the rear of the fisheries huilrltng. The Nebraska Nurserymen's a.s:-ociation and the game are building a shrine of r.atuiHl harm, hiding flower bed. ks anil velop timing. "tlhseive all the safetv fir.st rule Ficnmin at your fiosition until it i.s time to change, and at the Ki lire until the last shot grade NUMERAL ROLL un.i. im- hy -I tiln "iV7 o'! All the time avc thought the term Nebraska fairly exclusive with golfing.

Numerals are awarded fur pro- In trapshooting it h.HS a somewhat ficirncy in track and field difteient apphc.vtion. More than 1.000 numerals have been According to timing awarded and Sk'hulte believes the means the alnlity to total will reach 1,100 break every laiget at approxi-: 862 numerals were awarded during nmtelv the distance from the 1931. trau This calls for perfect Numerals the pas- week co-ordination and aieful roncen- Iration on the shooting of oai target. IXprrlsi Griddrrfi to I Braiiih ill SludieB MBIA, Mo. (T, The Dame as ti at the rniver.sly of by the hold's new toot ball coach.

Frank will have a feature th.it may surpri.se the aver.sgo tan. C'arideo. field general of Knute Rt ckne la.st am. expects hi.s athletes to maintsin high lic staiuling "You can't." Carideo, include eniblem.s to 30 Lincoln high The late b.st' Val Elmer Fetten of lUrold Albrrdins of Hurvard; Ben TajU't Wood nonnld Coluf.ibu,* Henry Druhe of Criljt Ray S-hadi of WHi.er; Nrucomb, Thurman of Friend Sherman Cosgrove. Elvc f-d Randol.

Bob Morns. LeUtnd Hale, Rober; J.mes Holie MUler, 11 Kulper .1 Hutrhi. on. Marten L)f Martin Plorlc, Clifford ScoL, lm Ertck on i Lincoln Hall of W.mer Fvans. iHwreu.e Cranstone of Stockham.

ki John Harper. Fd McVay Richard of Dav.d Lloyd ke r.uliert mllton. U-orge Koho t. Ciac lUeen Bernard vS.ni» of Fnend Silv Stanley Eby of Craig John Weil 1 fXki L. -------a brilliant on the gridiron and of Joe rani Cos- then forget you have a brain when you start to study.

"if fi.ttball plaveis can't or won't their giatie.s, or if they won't work tti Ihem.solves to stay in schisd. they won't be alcit fcotball players either. ThHt kind can't play our kimi xh of footbiill Haro gill I eRoy Hi. L.tuls Bald. Arthur Del lert.

Olen Oldfather of Word River. Harold Osborn of Harvard: Parvi M-'ore of Ha elnrk cil ilm tfrtt of Paxton, Met'ei. Haro.d Fernoauiib. Howard H. tor Ha ry H.vmm r.

John aaunoer Maik (V'v ns, Lloyd Hart. Ben Karrol Kirhv Milton William nui Oliphanf, Bterllnk Richatd Peeler, ii Johii- Whilc an undergrudiiiite at No- of i.ini=.ln tie I the new tuich stiir Ht' irt Si ftip int ludf'd on with l.uid« i- announced Saturday by Coach 1 years old he Schulte of the Unlveriiiy one the football Nebraska. The list; Hi major uni- blue Btmgaard a Soudv, Ed vcrsities Bii'curt. M. Uiedlun of Mmden Half bl'ie Fr.

derii I khous if tishkosh: Lloyd of lll L.wikion. nymn of Ha ving A 1 1 wamexvhen, Hollman. Don Fleming A el lln WrillAll Jobntor Ooodell of c-rtirvTMi lb Pennlngt.in Wtlbur Childers. KASTHOLHNK, c.allgland. OveritAlcf ut Lebanon: Ltroy Whilford.

Sweeping the two concluding Joe Cetak Paul Bird. Nor 11 Totl of Ord; singles matches, Sidney Jr pturJ and Cregury Mangm ol the I nited joritead of Bayard States won their informal tennis icnc' with British team, four matches to one W'ooA clinched victory for the Fifteen Mile Marallion when he defeated W. CHICAGO. Senior Juan Austin, ranaing Britisn bala. tha "hare of the Argentine plaver.

in a four-set battle. The dashed over the heavily J. 6-3. 6 1. 6-4.

Mangin traveled concrete highways of followed his pace by Chicago's lake tront Saturday; turning back John S. Olliff. tn with such a burst of speed and four 6-1, 6-3. 6-3. The American broke even in the fir two singles matches Thursday and then L.

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