FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1940
PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Swiss Flag Stunt Debut Tomorrow
The University of Kansas' corps of 24 Swiss flag swingers will make their first appearance tomorrow afternoon during the half of the Kansas-Nebraska football game.
The corps has been drilled for two weeks by James Berkson, fa'42, and Keith Crisswell, c'44, under the supervision of Band Director Russell L. Wiley.
The corps will be uniformed in blue sweaters with trousers trimmed in red and white. The sweaters have interlocking letters of K.U. of red and gold designed by the department of art.
ARMISTICE DAY HOLIDAY
Armistice Day, Monday, Nov. 11, will be a holiday in all departments and schools of the University, Chancellor Deane W. Malott announced today. There will be no classes held, and all offices will remain closed on that day although the libraries will be open as usual.
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(continued from page one) Jayhawker" led the discussions for the K.C.T.J. this afternoon.
For business and advertising managers, a roundtable was conducted by Rex Cowan and Frank Baumgartner. Horace Mason led a sports roundtable and Mr. Mickelson led a discussion on contributions of the camera.
Tea was served at 4:30 p.m. in the sky parlor of the journalism build- under the supervision of the young women of Theta Sigma Phi, honry journalism sorority.
At tonight's dinner, 5:45 o'clock at Memorial Union building, Roscoe Born, president of the K.U. Press Club will preside. A five piece jam band will provide music. Prof. Allen Crafton will sing old Norwegian folk songs while Billie Doris Jarboe, c'42 is to tap dance, and Saralena Sherman, c'43, drum majorette for the University will twirl. Tickets for the dinner are 50 cents.
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(continued from page one) through most of the game. Then, last Saturday, they delighted their fans byrunning over Drake's Bulldogs 20 to 6.
Nebraska's superiority lies in the quantities of capable reserves which Major "Biff" Jones may wave into the game at the slightest provocation. As Scout Harry Lansing put it after watching the Huskers beat Indiana: "They've got the same team they had last year plus about 25 good new men."
Both Have Good Backfield
While Kansas has one strong backfield, Nebraska will have two. But the Jayhawks' starting backs, Marvin Vandaveer, Ed Hall, Jake Fry, and Ed Suagee form an unusually smooth working combination. Don Pollom, brilliant sophomore halfback, is another Kansas ball carrier with whom the Huskers must reckon.
In the Nebraska backfield when the whistle blows probably will be Roy Petsch, quarterback, Herman Rohrig and "Butch" Luther, halfbacks, and Vike Francis, fullback. Alternating with the first backfield will be "Bus" Knight, the signal-caller, Harry Hopp and Allen Zikmund, halfbacks, and Henry Rohn, fullback. All eight athletes are versatile, experienced, and outstanding in every respect. Zikmund is the only sophomore.
Kansas Line Heavier
The Nebraska edge in replacements will not be so large in the line as it is among the backs. Only at end are the Jayhawks lacking in reserves. Here, Hub Ulrich, one of the best
wingmen in the conference, and Ward Crowell will have to bear the brunt of the Husker attack.
Kansas will go into the game with a weight advantage of 7 pounds to the man. The Jayhawk forward wall will average 198 pounds to 191 for Nebraska. In the backfield, however, the Huskers average 185 1-2 to 178 for the Jayhawks.
Tackles Are Heaviest
Weight in the Kansas line is centered around the tackle spots where Jim Holloway tips the beam at 216 pounds and W. F. Jack scales in at
The Probable Starting Lines:
NEBRASKA Pos. KANSAS
Preston (191) LE (194) Ulrich
Muskin (195) LT (216) Holloway
schw'kz'pf (175) LG (193) Massare
Meier (190) C (186) Pierce
Alfson (188) RG (192) J. Kern
Behm (200) RT (222) Jack
Prochaska (198) RE (182) Crowell
Petsch (175) QB (177) Vandavere
Rohrig (186) LH (190) Hall
Luther (180) RH (160) Fry
Francis (201) FB (186) Suagee
Officials—Referee, Park Carroll,
Kansas City University; umpire. Ted
O'Sullivan, Missouri; head linesman,
Bob Miller, Missouri; field judge,
A. L. Haskins, Oklahoma.
Radio broadcasts—KMBC, Kansas City; KFH, Wichita; KFAB, Lincoln; WOW, Omaha; KFKU, Lawrence.
222. Similarly, Royal Kahler and Forrest Behm, Husker tackles, are the heaviest members of the Nebraska line, weighing 220 and 200 pounds respectively.
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Another high light of the game should be the battle between the starting guards on both teams where Cornhuskers Warren Alfson and Ed Schwartzkopf will be matched against Jayhawks Jay Kern and Quido Massare. Alfson was a unanimous choice of last year's all-conference team and
Word was received today by Earl Falkenstein of the Athletic office that H. E. Ransom, 16, and his wife will be in attendance at the game tomorrow. The last Kansas game that Ransom saw was the 20 to 20 tie in 1920 on McCook Field.
Ransom and his wife will attend the Parents' Day Banquet with their son, Bob, c'44, and will be possible contenders for the distance prize offered. They are from Roswell, N. M.
the other members of the quartet are among the best in the league. Acting captains for Nebraska will be Ray Prochaska, right end, and
"Butch" Luther. right halfback. The game captain for Kansas will be named by Coach Henry shortly before the kick off.
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