SUNDAY, SEPT. 22, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Iayhawks Hold Scrimmage
on the SPORTS CARD BY BOB TRUMP
Good Ends Are Scare But Fine Guards Are Plentiful in the Big Six . . . Kansas State's Wingmen Seem Strong . . . Guards Are Outstanding on! Almost Every Roster . . . Faurot and Adams Once Played Against Each Other.
There may be a dearth of excellent ends in the Big Six this season, but have you noticed the superabundance of good guards? Kansas State's wingmen, headed by Wallace Swanson and Don Munzer, are said to be the best in the conference, yet on checking the lines of Missouri
Oklahoma, Iowa State, Nebraska,
and Kansas it is difficult to find another set of ends worthy of mention.
Reams of copy have already been written about Don Faurot's search
Hubert Ulrich
for flankmen to replace the Orf twins Blaine Currance, and Stillman Rouse. Iowa State's supply is nothing to brag about and even Biff Jones, who is loaded for bear this year, is bemoaning Nebras-
ka's lack of experience on the ends. (continued to page eight)
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ENGLISH: PROFICIENCY TUTOR-
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Kansas Impressive In Practice Game
Memorial Stadium rang with the sounds of battle for nearly two hours yesterday afternoon as Jayhawk Coaches Gwinn Henry, Vic Hurt, and Harry Lansing watched their varsity gridsters clash in a practice scrimmage under game conditions. A steady stream of substitutions and the presence of the yard
markers added a realistic touch to the contest although no score was kept.
Early in the course of the afternoon, the beckfield quartet of Marvin Vandaveer, Jake Fry, Don Pollom, and Ed Hall sparkled on the ground and through the air. Several
valdukee to Potom
lom and Vandairee
reer to Hall aerials
went for long
gains or touch-
downs, while Hall
ripped off consider-
able yardage every
time he carried the ball. Ed
Suagee, Dick Miller,
Denzel Gib-
bens, Harlan Altman, and curets were given an opportunity to display their wares in the backfield as the afternoon wore on.
Jake Fry
Among the linemen, Veteran Center, Don Pierce, wearing his new game glasses for the first time, tackles W. F. Jack and Steve Meade, Guards Jay Kern, Quido Massare,
and Herb Hartman, and Ends Hub Ulrich and Ward Crowell were prominent. Crowell's adeptness at receiving passes was especially encouraging in view of the Jayawk's present need for another
Ed Hall
gluey-fingered end.
The hot sun and roughest scrimimage of the young season combined to melt several pounds off the frames of most of Henry's athletes. A few more practice games like yesterday's should put the Jayhawks in top form for their approaching battle with Iowa State on Oct. 5.
Forty-five freshman football players answered Coach Wayne Replogle's call for practice late last week and this number is expected to be increased in the next few days as the first week of real school work begins.
Forty-Five Freshman Report to Replogle For Grid Workouts
Dwayne Adams, Cullison; Frank Baker, Kansas City, Kan.; Cleve Bolton, Genesee; Robert Brient, Philadelphia, Pa.; Jack Brownell, Wichita; Thad Burger, Topeka; Ralph Childs, Kansas City, Kan.; George Christman, Topeka; Bert Coleman. Yates Center.
Listed on the freshman roster at the present time are:
Ray Craft, Kansas City, Kan.
Joe Crawford, Kansas City, Kan.
Herb Curran, Kansas City, Kan.
Stan Cygiel, Kansas City, Kan;
Levi DeWees, Medicine Lodge,
Alexander Dewey, Fairfield, Comm.
George Dick, McLouth; Dave Doleshal, Kansas City, Kan.; Don Etlinger, Independence, Mo.; Ray Evans, Kansas City, Kan.; Clifford Foos, Great Bend.
(continued to page eight)
Mail Intramural Blanks Tomorrow
Entry blanks for intramural teams in touch football, team tennis, and horseshoes will be in the mail Monday, September 23. Complete lists of all men expecting to play touch football must be turned in at the University hospital. These men must pass a hospital physical examination before they are eligible for competition. Touch football blanks are due in the hospital by Sept. 27 and all entry blanks must be at the intramural office by 6 p.m., Sept. 28.
A brief outline of the intramural program through the month of October follows: Sept. 30—Meeting of all intramural organization managers, room 202, Robinson gymnasium at 4:30. Organizations must be represented by an upper class man. Oct. 1—Demonstration and interpretation of touch football rules on the intramural field at 4:30. Attendance required of all who wish to participate. Oct. 3—Play starts in touch football, tennis and horseshoe tournaments. Oct. 7—Play starts in team tennis and handball tournaments.
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Oct. 22—Entry blanks for the fall intramural track meet will be mailed. Oct. 25—Entry blanks for fall track meet due at intramural office by 6 p.m. October 29—Preliminaries in intramural fall track meet. Oct. 31—Finals in intramural fall track meet.
Selected Coverts & Tweeds
Every student is invited to take part in intramurals. For further information about any intramural sport call at room 107, Robinson gymnasium.
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