University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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for practice, the team lined up for the first game with the Senior Laws as opponents. A number of the Freshman players were protested on various grounds, but none of them were removed. The Seniors kicked off to Myers who fumbled, the Seniors securing possession of the ball and carrying it over the line for the first and only score. Hazen failed to kick goal. Score: Seniors, 5, Freshmen, o. After this the game was hotly contested, and honors were so even that both teams have claimed the day. The Freshmen base their claims on the fact that they were on the point of scoring in the irst half when time was called. The Freshman line-up was as follows: Taylor, center, Barta, left guard, Speer, right guard, McLaughlin, quarterback, Lundin, left tackle, jen- nings, right tackle, McMahon, left end, Leiler, right end, Hall, right half-back, Myers, left half-back, Gibson Qcaptainj, full-back. fx'- KEEP of X e9 WALK gg for K0 if ,Eb sf Q of r Y Y T -TL 'A' Y mes l T 74

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freshman football .29 The Freshman football team was not organized nntil late in October, when K. Morrison was elected manager and lien gf -.-- .- ar-N 4 -' s.oY Wi'F' 1, e yy . 4 I, K Yr X 'PSTN' xx Y 'Pjf i 1 ' V i w! ts: - hifi f f' 5 D755 flllfgi' sv sl im E345 ' A i '67 'xt-55155 ti V f i NJ i f,s:..,1S:Q, ,, Q 4- -St -egii 4 l , bg? ifiwl KX f aefi 'J 1:31 '-XX?-ftasxe, K I i- --l Si: X 1 s fm 3- - ' a::XWlNky' N f-1 'H f . nb Vwwhl. X ggi? ' 1 -K 'M-1-QLJQCQE JJ Q3 f - iv, s. il, 4.5, su. 16 Q in fr QA i 5 Y f ' z HSM- Gfnifaf' Q f,.' ,LZ L4 wg-5:1 ly' .Q xi' m z f rg - Xqg, I, Q it .if 'll N ' if' l iilwzf l as 4 ,, ,QQ g f gf X-.V 5.51 he 'v s ,, r fl if as r fs i wie it 'itil i gig rg N' Fi, lx xxliwvi w ss ft f tf e fi w5!'ii .il .1 A Tj 'gait , ' if Gibson, captain. After two Weeks, training, during which time the team was seriously handicapped by lack of time as well as facilities 78

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FRESHMAN BASKET-BALL TEAM KURTZ HUTCHINSON LAIRD MATHERS BECKER GIBSON jres man as et: a C' h J k 93 ll .al The Freshman Law basket-ball team labored under a serious handicap, viz., the lateness of the season before efforts were made to rind material for a team, and institute practice work. But two games were played, and both of these were with the Senior Laws. While the Seniors were victorious, yet the Freshmen found con- solation in the fact that they had organized the first team that ever represented the Freshman Laws. They were also gratified by dis- covering that they had a number of players who exhibited pro-mises of merit. The following constituted the personnel of the team: Bickford, Kurtz, Becker, Hutchinson, Laird, Hall, Gibson Cman- agerj, and Mathers Qcaptainj. 75