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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1940.
Oklahoma Hits Campus Early
Stages Secret Drill For Tomorrow's Tilt
By BOB TRUMP Kansan Sports Editor
Big, powerful, and confident, Tom Stidham's second place-Oklahoma Sooners moved on Mount Oread early this afternoon, nearly 24 hours ahead of their scheduled gridiron date with the Kansas Jayhawkers in Memorial stadium tomorrow before a Homecoming crowd which may reach 15,000.
The Sooners, at full strength despite their gruelling battle last week with Nebraska's rugged Cornhuskers, raced through an hour of secret practice at 3 o'clock this afternoon before relinquishing the field to Gwinn Henry and the Jayhawks. Kansas Chances Improved
Sigma Chi Moves Into Division II First Place Tie
Sigma Chi moved up on even terms with the Sig Alph's and Phi Psi's in Division II yesterday when it achieved a 27 to 0 touch football victory over Pi Kappa Alpha. It was Sigma Chi's fifth victory of the season.
In the other two games, Delta Tau Delta downed the Theta Tau's 13 to 0 while Alpha Tau Omega and the Boy's Co-op battled to a scoreless tie.
A long pass to Foresman, Sigma Chi end, off a sleeper play gave his team a touchdown in the opening minute of the game. The Sigma Chi's then proceeded to tally six-pointers in the second, third, and fourth quarters to improve their winning margin.
Fred Coulson, star A.T.O. lineman, suffered a cracked collar bone as his teammates fought to a draw with the Boy's Co-op. The A.T.O.'s outplayed their opponents but lacked scoring punch.
Delta Tau Delta, paced by the passing of Stapleton and Weatherwax, gained a well-earned triumph over Theta Tau. Line stars for the Delta Tau's were Pace and Boardman.
Although the men from Norman are doped to write tomorrow's game into the books in black ink, Kansas' chances for an upset were improved this week with the announcement that four injured first
Probable Starting Lineups
Oklahoma Pos. Kansas
Jennings (175) LE (194) Ulrich
Eason (207) LT (204) Relph
Harris (235) LG (197) Massare
Speegle (182) C (187) Pierce
Lahar (214) RG (193) J. Kern
Teeter (218) RT (222) Jack
Sharpe (195) RE (180) Crowell
Whited (190) QB (160) Fry
Jacobs (183) LH (190) Hall
Mathews (162) RH (170) Pollom
Martin (185) FB (184) Suagee
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stringers, none of whom played against Villanova in Philadelphia last Friday, will be ready for action.
Paul Hardman, sophomore right end, Ross Reiph, sophomore left tackle, Quido Massare, senior left guard, and Mavin Vandaveer, junior quarterback, have recovered lineman of the evening. Besides
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"We expect to play our best game of the season and at least throw a good scare into those Sooners," Coach Gwinn Henry said this morning. The game tomorrow will necessarily, from the Kansas viewpoint, be a wide-open one which the Homecoming spectators should really appreciate. The Sooners will probably rely on the power of their backfield although they are capable of taking to the air at any time."
at Villanova, but were withheld from the game to avoid any possibility of re-injuries. Massare's replacement, Bob Fluker, performed so brilliantly that Coach Henry called him the outstanding Jayhawk Topeka high school star will take Massare and Fluker, Kansas has two
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Starting at the halfback posts for the Jayhawks will be two of the conference's best broken field runners-Jake Fry and Don Pollom. Fry has been a regular member of the starting lineup all season, but Pollom is breaking into the select circle for the first time. The former Vandaveer's place. Still another Kansas speeder, Denzel Gibbens,
who returned a kickoff 50 yards against Villanova, may give the Sooners trouble.
Sooners Have Heavyweights
Oklahoma's starting lineup, especially in the forward wall, carries a terrific amount of weight. In fact the only lightweight on the squad is Halfback Orville Matthews who tips the scales at a modest 162 pounds. His three backfield mates, Marvin Whited, Jack Jacobs, and Johnny Martin weigh 190, 183, and 185 pounds respectively.
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