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THE KANSAS COACHING STAFF

Adrian H. Lindsey, head football coach since 1932; grad-
ate of Kingfisher, Okla., High School, 1913; graduate of Uni-
versity of Kansas, 1917, having lettered in football in 1914,
1915, and 1916; captain of team in 1916. Lettered also in
baseball in 1915 and 1916, and in basketball in 1917.

Was at first U.S.A. training camp at Camp Funston, 1917;
became second lieutenant, 342nd division; played football
and baseball on army teams; went overseas in 1918, and was
in ithe Army of Occupation six months. Played football on
the 89th division team, and was selected All-A.E.F. fullback.

After the war he coached baseball, basketball, and fresh-
raan football at Kansas as assistant football and freshman
kasketball in 1919-20, and as freshman football and basket-
ball end varsity baseball in 1920-22. In the latter year he
became all-sports coach at Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kan.
From 1927 to 1932 he was head coach of football at Oklahoma.

Michael J. (Mike) Getto, line coach, member of the Kan-
sas coaching staff since 1929. Graduate of Jeanette, Penn.,
High School in 1925, and of the University of Pittsburgh in
1929. On Pittsburgh football team three years as tackle;
named on second all-America team in 1927, and unanimous
choice for first team in 1929. He also played on the East
team in the East-West game of 1928, the year of the first
East victory.

H. W. (Bill) Hargiss, end coach and scout. Head coach
of track since 1933. Football coach at K.U., 1928 to 1932.
Previously had coached at Kansas State Teachers College of
Emporia (from which he was graduated), Oregon State Col-
lege, and the College of Emporia.

Richard (Dick) Crayne, backfield coach, starting in 1938.
Graduate of Fairfield, Iowa, High School, 1932; football let-
terman at the University of Iowa, 1933, 1934, and 1935; cap-
tain and all-Big Ten selection in senior year. Played on the
Fast team at San Francisco in 1936; fullback and blocking
back for Brooklyn Dodgers in 1937.

R. L. Conger, freshman coach since the fall of 1937. A
graduate of Kansas State Teachers College at Hays in 1924.
Coached three years at Glen Elder High School; then moved
to Smith Center, where he coached the high school team
for ten years. In his 13 years of high school coaching, his
teams lost only 13 games.

 

 

 

SCORES OF TEAMS NOW IN BIG SIX—1891-1927

 

 

KU-ILS. KU-KSC

1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898 11
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916 0
1917 7
1918
1919 0
1920 7
1921 14
1922
1923
1924 10
1925 0
1926
1927
Tl.pts. 49

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- 59

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KU-Mo.
22- 8
12-° 4
4-12
18 - 12
6 - 10
30 - 0
16- 0
12- 0
34 - 6
6- 6
12): 18
Vive 5
5- 0
29 - 0
24- 0
0- 0
4- 0
10- 4
6 - 12
5- 5
3=.3
12- 3
0- 3
7 - 10
8- 6
0-13
2h = 3
6-13
7-16
15- 9
7- 9
3-. 3
0-14
10- 7
0 - 15
14- 7
391 -236
19 - 12
5

KU-Neb.

12- 0
18 - 0
6 - 12
8- 4
18 - 4
- 6
- 18
- 20
- 12
- 29
- 16
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16 -
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16 - 16
14 - 23
21 - 13
13 - 6
0 - 33
0- 0
9 - 21
7 - 24
19 - 3
7- 3
20- 0
0- 0
10- 9
7 = 26
281 -216
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For Scores of Other Big Six Schools, see pp. 20-23.