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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1943
From the Sidelines
By Bob Bock, Kansan Sports Editor
The presence of Joe Dickey and Robert George in the Kansas lineup Saturday against Kansas State should help the Jayhawk cause a lot. Dickey, who is a nephew of the Yankee catcher, is a very speedy wingback. At Southwest High in Kansas City Dickey was slightly less than phenomenal. Robert George is considered so good by Kansas' coaches that he might very well break into the starting lineup in his first game Saturday. George, a Washington lad, gives the appearance with the large shoulder pads he wears of being "Mr. Five by Five" for he is very short and stockily built. He is a triple-throne in every sense of the word for he passes, kicks, and runs with equal versatility. Both these men are freshmen in the V-12 program and were not eligible for intercollegiate competition until the end of their first semester which is ending this week.
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Mr. W. W. Davis, Kansas representative on the Big Six council, states that as he understands the new ruling, any civilian who is regularly enrolled in 12 hours of college work can participate in intercollegiate athletics in the Big Six. Thus, John "Thin Man" Buescher, who has accepted a position with the Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich., could be eligible for another season of basketball despite his three years of competition, were he regularly enrolled. Why doesn't someone convince Mr. Buescher, who is 4-F, that it would be very profitable if he would go into graduate work.
Washburn is the only common foe that both the Wildcats and Jayhawks have met this season. The K-Staters defeated the Ichabds 13 to 7, while the Jayhawks were held to a scoreless tie the first time and defeated them 13 to 0 in their second meeting. So it looks like a battle royal.
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Kansas State got a tough break yesterday when Roy Oldham, Kansas State's first string left tackle, left for William Jewell college at Liberty, Mo., where he will be a naval flight cadet. Earl Henry of Newton worked in his place. The Jayhawks have also lost their starting left tackle, Junius Penny, in whose place Bob Agee, V-5 cadet from
Ottawa, has been working this week. Penny will not be out-for the rest of the season as previously announced but expects to be back in uniform next week.
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As the Wildcats practiced defense formations yesterday and tried two or three plays it appeared everyone would be available for Saturday's game except Lou Otto, end, who may be out because of a knee injury.
Pennsylvania has more colleges than any other state in the Union.
O'Kane Returns From 'Y' Conference
Harry W. O'Kane, men's employment director and YMCA secretary, returned last night from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio where he attended a conference of the National Young Men's Christian Association.
About 25 college leaders and executive secretaries of the YMCA discussed the problems confronting them at the colleges where military units are stationed.
"It was a worth-while trip, and very pleasant," Mr. O'Kane commented. "I met several men from colleges where former K.U. students are stationed."
On his return Mr. O'Kane stopped to visit the campus of Northwestern University.
JAYHAWKER
THURSDAY
Thru Saturday
Meet Her Majesty the Cook
Robert Schulte, student at the University last year, now in the Navy, is visiting the campus this week.
Bob Schulteis Returns From Oberlin on Leave
Schulteis reported for duty July and has spent the past four months in the V-12 unit at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. After his 10-day leave, he expects to go to midshipmen's school.
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TODAY ENDS
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BUY WAR STAMPS . . .
Ober's windows feature a model of a destroyer, a full sailer's kit laid out for inspection, and a table of naval insignia. The kit was lent by Lt. A. H. Buhl, naval commander at the University.
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