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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 194
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Pressbox Ramblings By J. Donald Keown
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The football season is heading into the final stretch after one of the most turbulent seasons in gridiron history. Upsets have been numerous in practically every section. Only in the South have one or two teams risen to dominance. Elsewhere it has been a dogfight all year long for the top positions. The Big Ten is an outstanding example of the close competition found in the football world this year, with every team in the conference capable of beating any other Big Ten squad on any given Saturday. Minnesota seemed to have the cream of the material when the season started, but the mighty Gophers have lost—not one—but two conference tussles. And this stream of upsets seems likely to continue during the remainder of the season.
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Games this week are tough as always. For instance there is Tulsa and Baylor, in which we will continue to ride with the Hurricane. In other games this weekend we'll pick Army to win over VPI, LSU to take Auburn, Boston College to triumph over Fordham, California to have no trouble with Montana, Colorado to beat Brigham Young, Cornell to nose out Dartmouth, Creighton to bow to Texas Tech, Davidson to defeat Washington and Lee, Denver to beat Utah State, Detroit to thresh Villanova, Furman to lose to South California, North Carolina to outlast Georgetown, Alabama to upset Georgia Tech, Brown to defeat Harvard, Holy Cross to win one at the expense of Temple, Washington State to vanquish Idaho, Indiana to run wild against Kansas State, Bitchung to triumph over Ft. Hays.
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West Virginia should win over Kentucky, Lafayette to run over Western Maryland, Lehigh to conquer Dichion, Great Lakes to take a tough one from Marquette, Miami to nose out Florida, Purdue to win from Michigan State, Iowa to fall before Minnesota, Mississippi State to beat Duquesne, Columbia to lose to Navy, Duke to crush North Carolina, Wisconsin to overpower Northwestern, Notre Dame to nose out Michigan, Ohio State to edge out Illinois, Oklahoma Aggies to squeeze past St. Louis, Missouri to win by at least two touchdowns from Oklahoma, Pennsylvania to smash Penn State, Nebraska to defeat Pittsburgh, Yale to down Princeton, Texas A & M to nose out Rice Institute, Southern California to beat Oregon, and西方 Methodist to vanish Arkansas.
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Oregon State to triumph over Stanford, Syracuse to win at the expense of Colgate, Tennessee to down Mississippi in easy fashion. Texas to whip TCU, Tufts to edge out Massachusetts State, Georgia Navy to beat the in and out Tulane eleven, Virginia to nose out Maryland, Washington to defeat Drake, Western Reserve to hand Miami a trimming, Wichita to win a rousing battle from Southwestern, William & Mary to take the number of the VMI eleven, Utah to beat Wyoming, Georgia to murder Centre, Wake Forest to top George Washington, St. Benedicts to be too much for Emporia Teachers, Bethel to whip Emporia College, Case to beat Bucknell, and Bethany to win a Kansas Conference battle from Sterling.
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One of the tougher games has been saved for last and that is the Kansas-Iowa State tilt. If ever there was a tossup game this one is it. Many of the predictors seem to be favoring the Jayhawks, but the fact that the game is to be played on the Iowa home field must be considered. This writer will take the Jayhawks by one touchdown, and hope Gwinn Henry's men keep Royal Lohry corralled for the day. This boy Lohry is the real goods and rates right behind Evans and Steuber in the conference's backs. He is capable of giving any opponent trouble—on the land or in the air. If the Jayhawks stop him, then they should have no trouble racking up their second conference win of the year.
Frosh-Senior Team Whips Soph-Juniors At Women's Hockey
The freshman-senior hockey team won 3-0 over sophomore-junior opponents in the women's hockey game Wednesday. Scoring were Edith Boehmer, Violet Conard and Mildred Wells. Good defense for the freshman-senior team was put up by Mary Lou Chapple.
Although Jean Boardman did some good rushing and attacking for the sophomore-junior team she was unable to score. There was no score at the end of the first half, but in the last half the sophomore-junior defense weakened and the victors succeeded in pushing across three scores.
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Bruce Whittenberger and Wallace Hinshaw added a touchdown apiece to the Phi Gam cause. Kenneth Johnson with three points and Charles Stucker with two points completed the scoring.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon defeated Tau Kappa Fpsilon in a hotly contested game 13 to 0.
Phi Gam's Run Up Large Score
James Sandifer and Fred Humphreys scored touchdowns for the Sig Alph's. Jack Walton added the extra point.
Marshall Hulett, scoring 24 points was the star of the day. The fleet-footed Fiji ran away from the Pi K A secondary to score in a brilliant style.
Phi Gamma Delta roared to a 41 to 0 victory over Pi Kappa Alpha in the big game on yesterday's intramural schedule.
Alpha Tau Omega eked out a 14 to 6 victory over Phi Delta Theta.
George Robb was the player of the day. In addition to scoring two touchdowns he turned in a fine defensive game.
Dan Huebert scored the Phi Delt's touchdown.
Junior Rush with two points topped off the scoring.
Rock Chalk Co-op turned in a 57 to 0 victory over Jolliffe Hall to run up the largest score of the day. John Reber scampered around end to score 20 points and then passed to teammates for the remainder.
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Dick Pfister and Rollie Gless with sensational catches scored 18 and 12 points respectively.
Donald Gilles chalked up seven points, while Ray Reed and Lee Sanks turned in spectacular defen-
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Phil "Scooper" Dynan, Hopkins Hall intramural football quarterback, was held to 6 completions in 24 attempts yesterday afternoon by the fast-charging Blank squad, as the Blanks took the publicized six-man game 33 to 12.
With Dynan missing, the Hopkins squad turned to Maurice Baringer for their passing attack, and the Hopkins captain came through in good style in the first half as he sparked his team to a 12 to 12 tie with their favored opponents at the end of the period.
Delmar Green, Blank ace, however, proved to be too much for the Hoppers, and in the second half the favorites pulled away on the accuracy of Green's long tosses. Frank Stannard, topnotch pass receiver, and Don Graham were other Blank standouts.
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Two Service Teams Cance Court Games
Two basketball games with service teams have been canceled by the opposing squads, Dr. Forrest C. Allen, basketball coach, announces yesterday.
Postponed games are the Leavenworth Reception Center squash scheduled for Hoch auditorium o December 1, and the Iowa Nava Pre-flight Training school. Bots schools have canceled their schedules, and will sponsor no travelin cage quintets.
Captain Ted O'Sullivan, Leavenworth coach, notified Dr. Allen that his post would not be able to sponsor a basketball squad this fall, and their extensive schedule has to be canceled. Only a post league squad will be allowed, Captain O'Sullivan a special officer with post 1773, wrote
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