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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23,1938
Oklahoma Dethrones Cornhuskers
30,000 See Sooners Win From Nebraska 14 to 0 And Keep Season's Slate Unbleamed
Norman, Okla, Oct 22—(UP) The best Oklahoma football team of many years virtually dethroned Nebraska's Big Six champions today with a smashing 14-0 victory. The game attracted 30,000 persons, the largest crowd that ever has attended a football game in Oklahoma.
It was the Sooner's first victory over Nebraska in 1930, their second consecutive Big Six win, and their fourth victory of the season.
Oklahoma overpowered and outplayed a stubborn Nebraska team that threatened several times, but could not cope with the Sooner's powerful line. It was the second Big Six setback of the campaign for the Huskers and all but extinguished their hopes of retaining the title.
The Sooners marched to a touchdown in the first eight minutes of the game. Their other marker came in the last quarter and they threatened two other times in the closing minutes.
Hugh McCullough, knee-clruring,
fullback, scored both Oklahoma
touchdowns, running over from the
three-yard line for the three-yard
line for the second.
Kansas State Wins Upset
Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 23—(UF)
—Kansas State had too much power for Indiana University's fumbling sophomores today and took an upstai-
13-6 decision in the Hoosier's home—consecrate tussle.
Indiana, beaten by Ohio State and Illinois in conference games, and tied by Nebraska this year, was favored when the game started. The Hoosiers still looked good at the first quarter, in which they penetrated far enough to attempt a field goal from placement.
The tide changed with the period. Kansas State's Wildcats came back with a brilliant passing attack which led to their first score. The way was paved by a long pass, Seelye to Crumbaker, good for 62 yards, which placed the ball on Indiana's eight-yard line.
State was placed in scoring position in the third period by a fluke punt. Bringle, Indiana back, was kicking from behind his own goal line. A gust of wind caught the ball and State recovered on the five.
A bad pass ruined this opportunity, but the Wildats received the Indiana punt on their 48 and rushed to the 23 from where Seeye shot a pass to Munger, who went over Binkert kicked the extra point.
Blanke ran around end for the score and Brock missed the extra point.
Washington Falls Before Tigers Bv 13 to 0 Score
The Washington backs filled the air with passes but never were able to pass the final chalk mark. Ferecky was the principal pitcher in an aerial game, and he did well, and 17 completed for a net gain of 185 yards, mostly in the second half.
St. Louis, Oct. 22 — (UP) The University of Missouri Tigers made two quick scoring thrusts today against the Washington University eleven in a double over the half to take a 13-0 decision over their old intra-state rivals.
Paul Christian made the first Missouri touchdown after a march from Midfield in the first quarter. Starmar's kick was low. In the second period, the Tigers repeated the maneuver and Christman again went over from the three-yard line. Les Pierce kicked the extra point.
Cyclones Win-with the same performers enacting it
—a pass Rupke to Kischer to Hellman from the Kansas 30 to the 5
Wilder carried it down to the two and Kischer plunged it across and converted.
Continued from page 1
Jayhawkers Score
Kansas scored midway in the third quarter from the kickoff. Divens, Bunsen, and Amerine collaborated on a series of spinners, off-tackle smashes, and end runs to put the ball on the 14 yard line. A Bunsen pass to Arnold placed it on the 4 and Amerine sprinted it on the 3 and cut back, and安排ing it three or four remaining distances on transversed the remaining distance across the double-chalked marker. Little Chester Gibbens came in to dropkick the
point of the ball game.
The rest of the contest was played between the opposing 24 yard lines in a fine sifting snow. Kansas met a stone wall all day in the left side of the Ames line, which was directed by Co-captain Ed Bock, all-Big Six guard. The Jayhawker passing attack was hampered considerably when Ralph Miller, sophomore teammate, scored twice. Luckily Bill Bensen played a sparkling game at fullback for the full 60 minutes, as Milton Meier, only reserve fullback on the team, was injured in pre-game practice and was unable to see service. Warren again performed brilliantly, and shared the iron man honors with the "Bunsen Burner".
Two-Mile Team
The Iowans made it a clean sweep when their two-mile team edgeed out the Jayhawks 27 to 28 in a closely-waged battle. Hughes of Ames won the event in 10:06.6 and was followed by Klann (Kansas), Harris (Kansas), Kasra (Kansas), State Totenan (Kansas), State Totenan (Kansas), Ryan (Kansas), Crandall ( Iowa State), Brunei ( Iowa State), and Eberhardt (Kansas), in that order.
On the Shin-by
Continued from page One
There is something mighty, august, noble, fascinating, even terrifyingly interesting because they are built of the stone salvaged from old Snow Hall. I recalled that when I was a child I wanted a sun suit the color of that stone. I never got the sun suit, but I think that such disappointments in childhood strengthen one's character and help prepare one greater disappointments in later life.
Earlier in the day I had dropped in to view the art objects at Spooner-Thayer museum, a thing which I enjoy tremendously, and was indeed surprised to find a reception being held there for Eleanor Roosevelt, who is also the director of the President. She is to give a lecture here this evening and I am eager awaiting to hear her.
I have a gigantically busy week at the reception. She is a charming and gracious woman who is doing much to help girls who marvel at the complexity and activism of college life find their proper place and make those difficult adjustments every girl has to make during her first years away from mother. I only wish that my interest, which is very genuine, could translate itself into something as valuable as the work Miss Meguar is doing.
I have a gigantically busy week
I have a gigantically busy week ahead of me to be climaxed by a trip to Manhattan. I think that such travel is enlightening in that it enables us to see how the other half lives.
At the Dickinson
Deanna Durbin and Melyny Douglas in a scene from "That Certain Age" now showing the Dickinson Theate
Always The Best
TODAY
3 Glorious Days
No.1—The Best By Far
"HURRICANE"
DOROTHY LAMOUR
JON HALL
—and —
"THE WIFF OF"
"THE WIFE OF GENERAL LING"
Through the Heart of China
Wed.—COLLEGE NITE!
'INTERNATIONAL CRIME'
—and
"WEE WILLIE WINKLE"
A spirted Hexagon six-man队 took the gallop out of an outclassed Galloping Domino "B" squar in a Friday afternoon touch football contest. With Bert Barnum collecting 13 of the winner's 20 points, the hexagons coasted to a 20-6 victory. The only Domino tally resulted from a nicely exchanged pass to Milton Leback, who scampered across the stripper.
Intramural Spotlight Falls On "B" Teams
Hellbounds Beat A.K.
Psi; Hexagon. K a p a
Sig. Beta and Phi Psi 'B'
Teams Victorious
By Lee Powell, c'40
As far as the Alpha Kappa Psi eleven was concerned, a hefty Hellhound horde lived up to their name as they routed the business men, 12-6. LeRoy Fugitt, husky Hellhound, end contacted the mark on two aerial flips to ring up both of the winner's scores.
The scheduled Jaybird-Galloping Domino battle went the complete route in a scoreless deadlock. Both squads were within scoring distance several times, but in each case the defense immediately tightened and the threats were short lived. Ed Larson, diminutive Galloping Domino, who starred in victory last week, played heads-up ball but was unable to roll any "sevens" today. Six-Man Supsons Reign
Saturday morning encounters were dominated by six-man squads. Kappa Sigma "B" remained undefeated by soundy thrashing Phi Delta Theta *Tthet* *B* 20-0 Kappa Sigma Engleman, Louis Ward, and Charles Lyons. Charles Pierson converted two of the extra points.
Phi Kappa Psi B" "bound Phi Gamma Delta B" "a comparatively easy assignment, as they white-lettered in the book. Larkward and Bob Thomas accounted for all the Psi points, which included three touchdowns and one
LISTEN, THE WIND
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From 2:30
extra marker. Bill Frazier tallied the only counter for the losers.
Ends Wednesday
Always A Big Double Show
FIRST SHOWING IN LAWRENCE!
What goes on when the curtain goes up!
KAY FRANCIS
GEO. BRENT
SECRETS OF AN ACTRESS
— 2nd Feature —
Seven Stars! Seven Songs!
700 Laughs!
BOB BURNS
JACK OAKLEE
KENNY BAKER
ANN MILLER
Beta Theta Pi "B" claimed a default victory over Sigma Phi Epsilon "B", when the Eps failed to appear for their scheduled game. Minor Sports Scores
"Radio City Revels"
The schedule for tomorrow is:
Touch Football
Intramural scores turned in for
tennis, handball, and horseshoes
played last Thursday and Friday
are:
West field: Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" vs. Phi Kappa Psi "B".
Sigma Alpha Epsilon netmen defeated Alma Tau Omega in a Thursday afternoon tennis match, 2-1. Although no score was available on the Acacia-Delta Chi horseshoe match, Acacia was victorious. By reason of default, Phi Kappa Psi won over Alpha Tau Omega Firday, and the Rock-Challe ball-pounders slapped out a 2-1 victory over Sigma Chi to capture a single match and went down before Kappa Sigma 3-0 in their scheduled Friday handball game.
Center field: Phi Chi vs. Kappa Eta
Kappa
East field: Beta Theta Pi vs. Kappa Sigma.
Delta Upsilon vs. Galloping Domines
Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Delta Tau Delta vs. Triangle.
Horseshoes
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Nu.
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Alpha Tau
Omega.
No games scheduled.
Handball
One Hit After Another!
One Hit After Another
DICKINSON
Continuous Today All
From 3 p.m. Week
A NEW DEANNA
DEANNA—
Grown Up!
DEANNA—
Having Her First Crush
DEANNA—
Singing as she has never sung before!
with
MELVYN DOUGLAS
Jackie Cooper • Irene Rich
Nancy Carroll John Halliday
Jackie Searl • Juanita Quigley
AT THE VARSITY
It's a Dickinson Hit!
Coming Dickinson Hits!
"YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU"
"SUEZ"
"SUEZ"
"GIVING YOU SINNERIES!"
Dorothy Laughour, John Holl, and Aki Kiumbo in Samuel Goldwyn's "The Hurricane" now showing at the Varsity Theatre.
"SING, YOU SINNERS"
Seven Teams In Hockey Day
Seven women's hockey teams rep resented by 105 players and instructors met here yesterday for the University Field Hockey Play Day, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association and Miss Ruth Hoover, assistant professor in the department of physical education.
During a round robin tournament in the morning and afternoon, each team played four opponents. The visiting Wichita Hockey Club triumphed in all four of its games while the other teams split about evenly.
Wichita University, Friends University, Wichita Hockey Club, Baker University, Fort Hays, Kansas State College, Kansas City Hockey Club, and the University team participated in the event of Emperor College, colleges of Emporia and Pittsburg, invited teams, were unable to attend.
A Field Hockey day will probably be held next year, said Miss Hoover, but a time and place has not been set. If a more central location cannot be found, said Miss Hoover, the event may again be here.
--quack Club Initiation Initiation of the Quack Club ledges will be held at the Quack
Women's Intramurals
We Have the Pictures
SUNDAY
Continuous from 2:30
Limited Engagement ENDS TUESDAY
It takes it's place with the "Covered Wagon" "Cimarron" "The Virginian"
Peter B. Kyne's Most Thrilling Story in the Full Glory of Gorgeous New Technicolor!
Here was a mess of super-nenn, primitive intimacy. It's probably an image you'll never forget but it's unrealized; unparalleled!
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS
Beachless excitement in breath-taking TECHNICOLOR
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WAYNE MORRIS
CLAIRE TREVOR
FRANKMAN JOHN
ALEX ALEE
GROSSMAN JOHN
CARLSON JOHN
FORD LYNCH
JONATHAN HEIGLEY
Directed by JOHN
Production by WESTERN
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WEDNESDAY 4 DAYS
"Listen Darling"
Club picnic Wednesday at Brown's grove. The group will leave Robinson gymnasium at 5 p.m, and those staying on the bulletin board in the gym.
Volleyball Postponed
day will be postponed until next week because of the Christian Mission sessions. Other intramural events will be played as scheduled.
All intramural volleyball games scheduled for Monday and Wednes-
Former Athlete Injured
R. M. Priest, 16, former K-man, is recovering from a broken leg in the Santa Fe hospital at Topeka.
COVERT IS POPULAR FOR TOPCOATS AS WELL AS FOR SUITS THIS SEASON
FLY FRONT
By GRIFFON
35. 00
A feature of our showing of covert topcooks is the Fly front. We don't use a traditional type of coat, it has gone radical. The one illustrated here uses his satin sleeves and four leather gloves to cover his sleeves and has slash pocket models. This model is also shown in the wood and imported Cheviots.
Other Topcoats $25.00 and up
OFFICIAL GYM TOGS AND SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN STUDENTS
As Welcome As A Letter From Home!
That's what you'll be saying the day you wear a pair of our Jarman Airfilters home! The Airfırt innersoil makes such a delightful cushion under your foot you won't want to take them off. Drop by and try on a pair . . $5.50, most Airfirter styles.
HAYNES and KEENE Spot Cash Shoe Store
We Have Installed A DYE Department
With a competent dye man
Make Your Out-Moded Last Year's Clothes Up to the Minute by Having Us Dye Them a New Color.
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