UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 193P
Injuries Come In Pairs To Jayhawks
Yellow Jaudiece H a s
Bukaty Dunk Just as
He Recovers From Injured Shoulder
The old injury jinx is not even playing clean in his fight against the Kansas football squad. Just as soon as the old boy gets a man down he begins to stomp.
Ferrel Anderson was laid low with a sprained ankle and was out for a week. Then just as soon as the star guard was ready to get back on the firing line a face infection pushed him back on the sidelines.
Now Frank Buky is down again. "Huckleberry Bux" nursed a shoulder injury for two weeks and was just getting in shape to play, when an attack of yellow jaundice sent him to the hospital, where he had to the squad for an indefinite time.
As they prepare for the tough engagement at Iowa State Saturday, the coaching staff is keeping its fingers crossed and hoping that other squirrel recovering from injuries can squeer clear of the "second fall" jinx.
Masoner Favors Shoulder
Paul Masoner, senior quarterback, who is directing the team in spite of a weak shoulder may be the third victim unless he can keep the injured member in the clear. During the Oklahoma game he was sprawled on the turf after crashing into a charging Sooner back and at first it looked like it was his shoulder again. But he just had the wind knocked out of him and was up and ready to go after a brief rest.
At yesterday's practice session the Frosh squad was running Iowa State plays at the Varsity and if the Cy-clones can use their own offense as well as the yearlings, the Jayhawker backfield will be running after bail carriers like sand lot outfielders after baseballs.
Use Short Punt Formations
"Everett Kischer" McQuinn, was playing tailback for the freshmen and he was running and passing just like the waist press agent says Kischer does it.
Iowa State runs most of its plays off a short punt formation with Kischer in the key position. McQuinn was completing plenty of passes and also cutting off-tackle for substantial gains. The freshman ball carriers were also doing a lot of lathering as they showed the Jayhawks what to expect Saturday. In defense of the players, the cloned scores one of their touchdowns on a triple lateral following a forward pass.
Iowa State will be trying to keep intact a six-game winning streak which started at the fag end of last season. The victory run is the longest the State men have piled up in and includes some pretty tough vitims.
The streak began when the Cycloses down Marquette to 3 and was continued with a 13 to 7 decision over Kansas State in last fall's finale. This season Jim Yeeager's lads hold consecutive triumphs over Denver U., Luther college, Nebraska, and Missouri.
Graduate Student To Teach At Yates Center School
Stanley French, gr, will teach German and biology in the high school at Yates Center. Mr. French received his B.S. degree in education, jumping and was working his M.A. degree before his appointment.
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Folks in this korter had another laugh when they read the Washburn Review today. Budding columnist Jim Reed (who seems to write for all the Topeka sheets) exhulted the Kansas-Washburn incident and wrote a nifty little sportorial in which he said he wanted to bury the hatchet. But not until he had accused everyone at the University from football players to sports writers for everything from foul play to blashemy.
In the course of his discourse, friend James confidently tells his Ichabod stooges that the reason Memorial stadium in Lawrence hasn't been filled in years because sports fans are "fed up" on these "bullzoid-your-way" tactics. When they want to see Texas rules applied, they so a wrestling match.
by Lester Kappleman
What a distorted sense of humor! If these tastes of Topeka sports writers are any indication of what fans like, the bowl would always be well-filled. Even the young and indiscreet Mr. Reed, among other of the capitol clan, came back again for the Oklahoma match—in the line of duty, of course—to serve inside seats for the Texas Rules tinsle go on down in the arena. The local correspondents, or "typewriter jockies," as he calls them, occupied the back row and the end seats behind the posts. Maybe that's why they couldn't see the "true light" of the game.
This korner was also delighted to find out that "99 per cent of the 6,000 fans at the game were Washburn rooters". It's really a lousy exhibition put on by the Ichabods.
Note to the K.U. football team: While you’re watching Everett Kischer Saturday, don’t forget to keep one headlamp on Master Hank Wilder, strapping 195-pound fullback who can trok the century in 10 flat . . . Hank developed the rude habit of scoring touchdowns at the most inportune moments—two of them coming at Missouri last week end.
Delt Netmen Take Lead In Tennis
Rush Outdoor Sports To Miss Cold Weather; Sig Ep's Close on Heels Of Delt's
In an effort to complete as many contests as possible before the winter season sets in, the intramural office has been pushing intramural tennis, horseshoe, and handball matches.
Kappa Sigma recovered sufficiently, after last week's defeat at the hands of Delta Chi netmen, to outstroke Sigma Chi in a 2-1 win. The only other tennis match played so far this week found the Sigma Nu five gaining a default victory over Triangle.
In results of early season encounters, Delta Tau has become one of the chief threats in inter-organization tennis. With their 2-0 Tuesday afternoon trouncing of Pi Kappa Alpha, theDelta Draft rackets moved to the top of the winner's column with three wins, no defeats. The team still lacked only engaged in but two matches, have easily vanquished competition to remain close on the heels of the Delta. The Sig Eps claimed their second victory Monday at the expense of Delta Upsilon, who were unsuccessful in stopping the team by Best Sigma Chi
Early week handball results proved favorable for Rock Chalk, Alpha Tau Omega, and Triangle.
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With both teams omitted with one game each, the Rock Chalk team captured the third and deciding game to defeat Phil Delta Theta, 2-1. Alpha Tau Omega also found their competition quite stiff, and were forced to play the third game before they handed the Sigma Shai ball slappers a 2-1 defeat. Sigma Phi Epison failed to show up for their scheduled match with Triangle and therefore lost by default.
**Fall to In Score**
Seeded teams in organization horseshoes came through to win their Monday and Tuesday matches. Dominio Gap-pitchers galloped to an easy victory over Delta Chi shoes-tossers by a shutout win, 3-0. Although the respective organizations failed to turn i scores for their victories, Sigma N disposed of Sigma Alpha Epsilon as did Pf Kappa Psi over Pf Gamma Delta.
The Schedule for Today is:
TOUCH FOOTBALL
West field: Triangle vs. Sigma Pl Epsilon.
Center field: Phi Kappa Alpha v Sigma Chi.
East field: Sigma Nu vs. Delta Upsilon.
TENNIS
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
HANDBALL
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ALSO! Hal LeRoy Swing Musical—Color tour—Robert Benchley
Novelty Riot—Latest News.
"The Covered Wagon" "Cimarron"
"The Virginian" and now . . . . .
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Beta Theta Pi vs. Delta Tau Delta.
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Galloping Dominos.
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HORSESHOES
Acacia vs. Delta Chi.
Crawford Returns From
Crawford Returns From Two Day Meeting in Iowa of the School of Engineering and Architecture, returned yesterday morning from Des Moines, Iowa, where he attended a two day meeting of the
State Board of Engineer Examiners. While there Dean Crawford, who represented the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, described to the group methods for accrediting schools of engineering.
K. U. Democrats Meet Tonight
The K.U. Democrat will hold a short meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the banquet room in the Memorial Union building.
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