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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1940
Practice Grid Tilt on Saturday
Henry Orders Scrimmage Under Game Conditions
By BOB TRUMP The Kansan's Sports Editor
So pleased was Coach Gwinn Henry by the results of yesterday afternoon's workout that when the last sweat-soaked griddster had disappeared into the cool recesses of the dressing rooms, the Jayhawk mentor mopped his brow and proceeded to announce a practice scrimmage under regular game conditions for Saturday afternoon. The contest will start at 3:30 and will probably be held in the stadium.
Despite the fact that the first test of the season against Iowa State will still be two weeks away when the Kansas varsity takes the field for Saturday's practice game, Henry doesn't care to let any grass grow
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under his feet. He is especially eager to keep pace with the Cyclones, who will clash with Luther at Ames this weekend.
The Jayhawks are conceded a good chance to trip the Iowa State eleven this year, but the experience which Jim Yeager's men will gain by playing two regulation contests before turning their attention to Kansas should make them tough to defeat. Henry, on the other hand, must gear his charges for one of the big games of the season by ordering rigorous scrimmage sessions.
Freshman Coach Wayne Replogle this morning issued a call for all freshman football candidates who have not yet checked out equipment to report at the dressing room under the west side of the stadium at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon's scrimmage was similar to the one held the day before except that Henry divided his defensive team into about half varsity athletes and half freshmen while using only varsity material on the offensive. Once again particular stress was placed on passing and running but the kicking department also came in for its share of attention. Prominent among the passers was Dick Miller, Ralph's 184 pound
brother, Harlan Altman, Ed Suagee, Marvin Vandaveer and several others.
Whether Henry will order strenuous practice sessions for today and tomorrow with the intra-varsity game scheduled for Saturday is a matter of conjecture. However, one thing is certain—the Jayhawk training program is rounding into shape rapidly without a single hitch due to injuries.
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Big Six Coaches Move to Remedy a Lack of Reserves . . . Hobbs Adams Has Line Trouble . . . Don Faurot Needs More Ends . . .
And Jim Yeager Shakes Up His Sophomore Backfield.
Several members of the Big Six coaching fraternity besides Jayhawk mentors Henry, Hurt, and Lansing are experiencing difficulty in finding suitable reserve strength this fall to bulwark their starting elevens.
In fact, the only points on the Big Six map from which cries aren't emanating for bigger and better reserves are Lincoln and Norman where Headmen Jones and Stidham are rubbing their hands over visions of bulky line-men and backs four deep at every position.
DOWN AT MANHATTAN, Coach Hobbs Adams has given a number of his varsity performers the task of learning to play two positions in an attempt to build a reserve supply before Kansas State tangles with Em-
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