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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949
Coach Sikes calls his men together for a briefing before beginning a drill on running plays the first day of spring practice Wednesday. A group of more than 110 are listening to the head coach as he tells them he will cut the squad to 75 by the end of this week. From this group of men Sikes will pick the squad to represent Kansas in the 1949 Big Seven race.
Spring Drills Underway As Leather Begins To Pop
One hundred and ten men checked out equipment and reported to head football coach J. V. Sikes for the opening of spring football practice Wednesday. For three hours Sikes and his crew of coaches put the prospective players through a bruising first day session. After tomorrow Sikes will cut the squad to 75 men.
Joining Sikes in drilling the future Jayhawkers were Cliff Kimsey, backfield coach, Albert H. Werner, line coach, Wayne Replogle, end coach, and Don Fambrough, freshman coach. Several former Jayhawker football stars were present working as assistant coaches helping to get the 1949 Jayhawkers in shape.
Don "Red" Ettinger, Dick Monroe, Marvin Small, Fambrough, were working with the linemen under Werner. Cries of "drive, drive! Get those feet moving!" greeted the tackles as they charged the new padded sleds.
Werner lined up the tackles and demonstrated the finer points of knocking the opposing lineman to the ground. Werner, who is short and looks small in his warmups beside the heavily padded players, proved his ability at the game by dumping his men as he showed the boys how it is done.
Ettinger demonstrated how to charge the sled and then stepped back and told the tackles that they had padding on so they had all the protection they needed.
Bill Hogan, who is assistant football coach, was working with the baseball team.
'Two Bits' Goes Long Way
That "two-bits" will go further
than you think.
On the third floor of Frank Strong hall, west wing, is a display of items purchased for less than 25 cents by students in the industrial design classes of Arvid Jacobson, associate professor of design.
They include ash-trays, brushes,
clothes pins, a spring, combs, pencil
sharpeners, a letter opener, and
other similar objects.
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School Must Go On
Hamlin. W. Va. —(U.P)—Fire destroyed Hamlin's $250,000 high school but it didn't keep the students from their classes. Science pupils continued their studies in a mortuary; commerce students in the county jail basement; physical education pupils in a church recreation room and home economies pupils around a donated domestic sewing machine.
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Women's Swim Finals Are Tonight
The finals of the women's intramural swimming meet will be held tonight in Robinson gym.
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Two preliminary meets were held last week. Eight women with the best qualifying times in each event in the semifinals will compete for the championship. Six teams qualified for the relay final.
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The Kappa Kappa Gamma team won the first semifinal, tailing 59.5 points, while Kappa Alpha Theta led the second seminal with 36.5.
Teams qualifying for the relay finals were: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Gamma, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Kappa, Alpha Chi Omega, and Kappa Alpha Theta.
Dearborn, Mich.—(U.P.) — Eleven policemen were suspended for being involved in traffic accidents while on duty. The irate officers protested that the mishaps were caused by faulty equipment.
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Union Bldg., March 31, 6:30 p.m. HONORING GRADUATING SENIORS
Dr. George E. Ziegler, Director of Mid-West Research Institute will be guest speaker.
$1.50 PER PERSON Ticket Sale In Marvin Hall.
All engineering students urged to attend.