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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1937
Missouri May Challenge Big6 Title
Conference Title May
Rest Between T i g e s
a n d Huskers: Aggies
Hurt by Graduation
By William Fitzgerald, '39 and Elon Torrence, '39
If early season prospects shape up as expected, Nebraska's perennial claim to the Big Six title may be seriously endangered this year. At present, the chief noise annoying the Cornhushner is coming from the door mat of the conference, the Missouri Tiger.
Coach Don Faurot really should have something this year and unless 'Biff' Jones does something to tame the Tigers the Major's first year at Nebraska may not be too successful.
Frauor started out two years ago by getting an outstanding crop of material to attend school at Missouri. Last year, as sophomores, they displayed plenty of power. This year with lettermen and reserves two or three deep at every position, and with a year of experience behind them, they can be expected to go places.
. Depend on Sophomores
Down at Norman rumblings or an inspired team can be heard. According to gossip, the choice of Stidham as coach was a players' selection. While Stidham will have to rely heavily on sophomores break-in time and other qualities, the Sooners may be expected to play over their heads.
Kansas State was hurt the hardest by graduation last year. Nevertheless, there will be such names in the line-up as Cleveland, the shifty little halfback that made Jayhawker tackling look had last year; Beeler heavy, hard-charging guard, and Cardurell, another outstanding player in the sophomores are going to have to come through to make any impression upon the stiff competition that is in the Big Six this year.
New Coach at Ames
At Ames there is a new coach. He is Jim Yeager, formerly coach at Fort Hays Teachers College. Yeager has 16 letterback men, and prospects point to a stronger team than last year. At that, Iowa State cannot be expected to win more than one or two conference games.
Then of course there is Nebraska. To a Kansas supporter there is a world of futility in that statement. Year after year, no matter how many are lost by graduation, the Cornhuskies continue to turn out championship winners or, at least, contenders.
This year the Cornhuskers have a powerful line to start with. The backfield was completely riddled by the graduation of Francis and Cardwell. Some observers say the line will be so good that anyone can carry them. But that is not their impression, "Biff" Jones can be held the championship until someone else proves it belongs to them.
In short, it looks like Nebraska, with plenty of dispute from Missouri and perhaps Oklahoma. Fighting for fourth place will be Kansas State, Iowa State and Kansas. That is the appearance of things but in football there is a saying, trite but true, "anything can happen."
Along the Sideline
By William Fitzgerald,
Kansas Sports Editor
Charley Bachman's Michigan State Spartans, who拥着Kansas last year, look tough again this season. A new find, Gene Ciolek, has been uncovered to throw the passes Al Agett tossed in 1936. Ciolek, a baseball player, applauding the throw of "Black Jack" Pingel, the squad's triple-threat performer at half back. One consolation for the Jayhawkers is that Bachman has only one capable first team this year instead of the two teams he has used in the past.
Kansas fans will be able to hear the Oklahoma game broadcast this year. A cereal builts a team of 150 kids in Sooners' nine games for $2,950 and
all of their games will be broadcast through station WKY of Oklahoma City. Parts of the daily practice sessions are also being broadcast probably to rid the Sooners o "mike" fright.
The Kansas coaches are drilling the Jayhawks in earnest this fall. The addition of Presnell and Conger gives Lindsay time to give more attention to the team as a whole. Hargiss has been giving special instruction to the ends with Presnell working on the backs and Getto on the line. Lindsey wants to put out a team that will please the players. She also gave a little money into the rather depleted athletic fund. Ad wants the student support and believes the student rooters should be allowed to sit in the west stadium back of the team if they desire the change.
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A attention passing drill occupied much of the time. Assistant Coach Bill Hargiss was again in charge of the ends and gave them some individual attention. Ebling, Cadwalader, Rosecheer and Meyer were doing most of the passing with Divers making several nice catches.
Freshman Coaches Will Begin Active Practice Tomorrow
Varsity Holds Passing Drill
Freshman football practice will begin officially tomorrow afternoon under the direction of Head Coach R. I. Conger and his assistant Mano
More passing and blocking drill was given the variability yesterday afternoon at Head Coach Adrian Linden drove his charges toward their first skirmish with the freshmen. One new man, Rudy Kovach, from last year's freshman team reported and worked at end position.
Stukey. There will be a drill today for those men who are not busy with enrollment.
The yearlings will be able to have only eight practices before their game with the variety Sept. 25, and they'll be most interested to report at once.
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