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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1939
Huskers To Play Iowa State
Kansas Teams Take On Pair From Colorado
★ Oklahoma Meets Improve
Texas Steers at Dallas;
K.U. Should Beat Rocky
Mt. Squat at Ft. Collins
Oklahoma, victorious over Northwestern last weekend, will meet Texas, a team that is gradually being pulled out of the doldrums by Coach Dana Bible. The game will be played at Dallas. The Longhorns' latest conquest came at the expense of Wisconsin, another Big Ten team which hit the skids last Saturday. A pair of inter-state games will be played between Kansas and Colorado. The Jayhawkers travel to Ft. Collins to meet Colorado State and Kansas State will remain home to play host to Colorado U.'s Bufalfos. Comparative scores would seem to give the edge to both of the Kansas outfits.
Already holding victories over teams in the Rocky Mountain conference and the Big Ten, the Big Six goes after more laurits from the Southwest conference, the Missouri Valley, and the Rocky Mountains game. The game game Saturday will be between State and Nebraska, at Ames.
Missouri will remain in its own state for competition, meeting Washington University of the Missouri Valley at St. Louis. Last week the Bears lost to Washburn, so Missouri should have little chance to make back from the drubbing they took from Ohio State last week.
Nebraska is almost a cinch to climb up on the top rung with Kansas after the Huskers get through with the Cyclones. "Biff" Jones has a powerhouse as was indicated by the 6 to 0 victory over Minnesota. Iowa State looked unimpressive against Kansas.
Phi Psi Eleven Wins With Ease
- Title Defenders Crush
I.S.A.-5 Without Trouble;
Phi Delt 'B' Triumphs
Crushing their opponents with a powerful offense, the Phi Pai's opened the defense of the intramural championship with a 35-0 victory over ISA-5 eleven. The Sig Alph got off with a good start in their first game of the season winning a thriller from the heretofore undefeated Sig Eg's 7 to 0. The Giants quarterback the Phi Delt "B" donated the ISA-18 25. The Phi Delt "C" team defeated the ISA-8 B to 6. The Sigma Nu's earned a belt by forfeit from the ISA-7 team.
In overwhelming the ISA-5 eleven, the Phi Psi's displayed an even, well-balanced team. Five different players scored touchdowns in Franklin and Dickerson, who were outstanding in their play.
Staging a last minute attack, the Sig Ep. almost beat the Sig Alph's in the most exciting game of the day. Brennish's pass to Zigle-meyer in the third quarter for a touchdown brought about the downfall of the Sig Ep.'s. Benny Ewens tallied the extra point. Bob Cooper threw a pass in the last minute of the game to Lester Kapplemant for a score, but the Sig Alph's got a penalty "break" on this play which saved them, Jerry Dawson, tackle, and Jose Monteinos, guard, performed brilliantly in the line for the Sig Alph's.
Flying pihawk beams by Newcomer and Edwards to such able receivers as Stauffer and Lynch featured the Phil Dell's decisive win over Tinkelback. Dell "Cs" win over the ISA-B8 resulted from Tinkelback's run.
Engineering Group Discusses Changes in Curriculum
Ivan S. Crawford, dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture, returned Monday from Pittsburgh, where he attended a committee meeting of Engineering educators.
Representatives from eight schools attended this meeting for the purpose of studying purposed changes in engineering curriculum. The schools represented were Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Case School of Applied Science, of Columbia University, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Ressealner Polytechnical institute, Pennsylvania State College, New York University, and the University of Kansas.
HOLDEN LINES By CLAVELLE HOLDEN, Kanson Sports Editor
Coach Henry sent his football charges through a strenuous session yesterday afternoon in preparation for Saturday's game with Colorado State. The Jayhawkers will leave Lawrence Friday night and arrive at Fort Collins late Saturday morning. Kansas has met the Aggies but once in football, and that was in 1931 when the Jayhawkers trounced the Farmers 27-6.
D. Gibbens Scores Twice
The freshman, armed with Colorado's plays were called over from their field and scrimmaged the Varsity for about an hour and a half yesterday afternoon. The frosh were unable to make any measurable gains in the game, so placed before them. The Varsity star was Denzil Gibbens who ripped off two touchdowns against the freshmen. This second tally came after he intercepted a pass and ran four yards. Then he scored freshman team. The outstanding first year man, without any question of doubt, was Tom Robertson.
Stars for the Freshmen
Big Tom Robertson, who hails from Duncan, Okla., is one of the most promising centers to enroll at Kansas in a long time. He played one semester of freshman ball under Vic Hurt at Tulsa University. He is a big, aggressive player weighing up to 200 pounds. When he plays against the varsity he makes almost every tackle regardless of where the play
goes. Last year the Big Six had a bevy of excellent pivot men, Brooke of Nebraska, Kinnison of Missouri, Nordstrom of Kansas State, and Jayhawkers "Chuck" Butler. But this year there appears to be no real outstanding pivot man in the Conference. And from the way Robertson tears up the Kansas Varsity line we believe he would be a cinch bet for the All-Big Six team if he were eligible to play this fall. If he makes the scholastic hurdle this year, we nominate him right now for the center post on our 1940 all-star team. He is really good!
One of the Varsity guards said he was looking good in scrimmage until he had to try to block Robertson then he was shifted to the third team.
Saddest not of the Series this year was Cincinnati's Johnny Vander Meer. Last year he set a record of two consecutive no-hit games that will leave a mark for hurriers to shoot at for a long time. This year he scored 14 points in the mound. His season's record this year shown nine losses and five wins.
Manager System In Intramurals Will Begin Soon
- Dr. Elbel and Jim Report Will Supervise System Supported by Council
Under the direction of Dr. E. R. Elbel, supervisor of intramural athletics, and James Report, varsity swimming coach, an intramural managerial system will go into effect this fall. The system is patterned after the organization of the Kansas Relays Committee, which has been successful in preparing the Kansas Relays.
The Men's Student Council has advanced the intramural office the necessary money for the operation of this new system. A committee appointed by the Men's Student Council will and Dr. Elbel and Jim Rapport in the selection of the intramural managers for this year. The plan is to award 10 sweaters during the first year for outstanding work by the managers. A crimson-and-white design on blue sweaters has been recommended in order to distinguish the sweaters from various sweaters.
The duties of the intramural managers keep individual intramural record cards, assist in the administration of the program, see that matches are played, take care of equipment, prepare name and schedules, and bring scores to the intramural office. The senior manager will supervise the work of the other managers. Anyone who desires to be considered must send a letter of recommendation immediately to Dr. Ebel or Jim Report in the intramural office.
There is enough power in a stroke of lightning to run an eight-inch electric fan for 50 hours.
Will Sponsor Fencing Tournament
The first all-University fencing
tournament, to be sponsored by the
KU. Fencing Club, will start at 2:30
pm., Oct. 14, in Robinson gymnasium.
All students and faculty members are invited to enter. Those wishing to participate should turn their entries in to Bill Tuxal, c'41, Jim Report, gr, or Haven Glassmire, c'42.
One of These May Take Chitwood's Place Saturday
Jim Morris, 185 pounder from Wichita, is a senior in the Univer-
sit but a sophomore on the foot-ball squad. Last spring "Red" made his first bid for gridiron fance when he reported for spring practice. It is expected that he will be back again next fall to
AMES MORRIS
play another semester of football for the Jayhawks. He is probably the best pass receiver on the squad.
last two years at end. In high school and on the freshman squad Arnold played in the spring of 1827 he was transferred to end and has played that position ever since. His main forte is defense, with two years of experience under the guidance thus a valuable in end of the line.
Bill Arnold, 185 pound senior from Garden City, has lettered the
BILL ARNOLD
experience under his belt, he is hard to fake out of position and thus a valuable man to have on one end of the line.
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