Kansas University Weekly.
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Athletic Notes.
Athletic Notes.
Kennedy will try for "quarter."
Nat Foster will probably be in school.
Andy and Dean Foster will be in school.
Hester will be in school and will play.
We must have another pennant this year.
Palmer will be back to officiate as trainer.
The training table will be spread on Sept., 15.
Walker will play for his old position at centre."
Irving Hill, last year's "quarter" will not be back this season.
The foot-ball headquarters at North College are being neatly fitted up.
Adrian Sherman has been covering third-base for the St. Mary's ball team.
McCook field has been ploughed and is being put in shape for early work.
Sanderson, who won the Cowan medal, will try for a position on the team.
Outland, Agnew, Wagner and Smith were on the Minneapolis State League team.
Chester Dumm, who played on the team of 92, is back and will play foot-ball.
We are glad to announce that Griffith will be back, and will play his old position on the team.
Several practice games have been arranged. We play Ottawa Sept. 26, Midland Oct. 3 and Emporia Oct. 10.
John Outland the brilliant "half-back" of last year's team will play on the University of Pennsylvania team this season.
"Willie" Williamson will not be back to assist Coach Cowan as was expected. Satisfactory terms could not be agreed upon.
Coach Cowan has returned from a trip in the East. He visited Princeton and incidentally picked up a few pointers for our foot-ball team.
D. D. Gear, who made such a brilliant record in the Texas League this season has been signed by the Cleveland National League team.
Baine of Haskell Institute, Moss and Fitzpatrick of St. Mary's are promising candidates for the team. Baine is fast and is a good kicker, while Moss and Fitzpatrick are larger men and will try for positions in the line.
"Shorty" Hamill has been chosen captain of the foot-ball team. In making this appointment the foot-ball committee and Coach Cowan have selected a man who is well fitted for the position. Hamill has played on the team four years, and during that time has made an enviable reputation as one of the best guards in the West. While it must be conceded that the duties of the captain often interfere seriously with his individual work, yet we feel safe in predicting that with Griffith playing the other guard our team will have as strong a "centre" as any team we may meet.
The record of the Kansas University team for the season of '95 as given in Spalding's Foot-ball Guide is indeed a very creditable one. It is as follows:
Sept. 21. Kansas 28. Midland o.
Oct. 5. “ 56. Midland o.
Oct. 12. “ 10. Emporia o.
Nov. 2. “ 52. Iowa o.
Nov. 9. “ 32. Doane 6.
Nov. 16. “ 8. Nebraska 4.
Nov. 28. “ 6. Missouri 10.
We scored 192 points against a total of 20 points by our opponents.
Games have been arranged with the Denver Athletic Club team and with the University of Minnesota team.
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