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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936
Michigan State Is Next Invader Spartans Will Workout On Kansas City Field Friday Afternoon
The Michigan State football squad which will play the Jayhawks here Saturday will arrive in Kansas City Friday morning and spend the day there, working out on a high school field. They will leave Kansas City Saturday morning and arrive in Lawrence in time for a game of football moving the badly trumped Jayhawks on Memorial Field.
Coach Bachman, however, is taking the Jayhawks seriously as the Spartan scouts have reported steady improvement in the green Kansas team. In figure the Jayhawkers will be out to avenge the 42-0 drubbing they received last year from his Spartans, and fears they may catch his boys in an overconfident mood.
Not Over-Confident
Coach Buchman has indicated the probable starting lineup: Left end; Gaines; left tackle, Speelman; left guard, Ferg Olmann (if state kicks off); center, Ketcham; right guard, Beaubien; right tactile, Swarritt; right end, Kutchins; quarterback, Diebold; left half, Pingel; right half, Coolidge; fullback, Paul; right back, Sophomore sophomore backs who will probably be replaced by Al Agett and Arthur Brandstater if the going gets too tough.
Agett is Outstanding
Aggett, known as Agony AI to most sports followers, is one of the team's leading players. He is fast, awful-hipped and a tireless runner besides being a good punter. Reports say he kicks 75 yards without help from the wind. Brandonstater, who weighs only 175, is a fine defensive player and ranked as one of the men's leading backluffs last year.
Steve Sebo, who has been holding down the right halfback post, will also see plenty of action Saturday. The Steelers and Hancy are all fine blockers.
At the ends, Frank Games, an 18-year-old, is a standout. Games is very fast, a fine pass catcher and is strong on defense. Hank Kutchins, light but fast, will probably start at the other end. Speelman and
Swartz provide weight and fight at the two tackles and Beaubain, a former backhack, and Fertig ill hold down the guard positions. Ketchum at center was a teammate of Sebo in high school and both boys made the all-Michigan team. He weighs only 177 pounds.
Men's intramural touch football schedule for today and tomorrow is as follows:
Men's Intramurals
rorythet Bette's vs. Sig Ep on field
2; Triangle vs. Chia on field 2;
Clinky, Clinky vs. Chia;
Triangle vs. Kappa Eta Kappa on
field 4; Thi Chi vs. Theta Tau on field
Touch football. A.T.O. beat Delta Chu, 19 to 6. Sig beat Kappa Sigi 13 to 6. Phi Gam beat Sigma Niu, 12 to 6.
Friday: Pi K.A. vs. Acacia on field
1: Sig Egas vs. Galloping Ghosts on
field 2: Delta Chi vs. Phi Pu on field
3: Algh Alph vs. Baldermakers on field
Harbison Ball; Olea, Rock Chalk, best Kevon, Białe, 21-10, 21-9; Wagner, Rock Chalk, best Poirs, Beta; Chamun, Rock Chalk, best Phenex, Sigma, Sigma, 21-10, 21-12.
Results of games yesterday are as follows:
Kappa Beta: Johnstone, Triangle
Horseshoe: Johnstone, Triangle
beat Nessely, Beta. 21-19, 21-5.
Women's Intramurals
--feb. 13, Iowa State at Lawrence
feb. 20, Oklahoma at Lawrence
feb. 27, Nebraska at Lincoln
mar. 5, Missouri at Columbia
The second game in the horseshoe tournament will be played this afternoon at 4:30. Kappa Kappa Gamma playing Chi Omega.
The sophoraone women defeated the juniors 41-27 in the second round of the inter-class volleyball ball tournament, standing players on the sophoraone team were D. J. Willcutts, Alta Armstrong, and Bettie Simpson. The outstanding junior players were Danny Jurion, Dresser and Elaine Neudorff.
The seniors defeater the freshmen 82-38. The outstanding freshman Jamie Hickey, the senior MacAdoo and Betty Adair Outerbridge teamed Tequendron, Rudder Wellness an
The sophomores have won two games and lost none. Final games are against the freshmen with the freshmen against the sophomores and the juniors against the sophomores.
Landon Appoints Bloss
Governor Landon has appointed Stewart S. Bloss, 24, of Winfield, judges of the nineteenth judicial court at Wilmington, late the judge Oliver P. Fuller.
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Allen Announces Cage Schedule
Contests With Three New Teams are Added To Program
A completed schedule of 18 basketball games was announced yesterday by Dr. Forrest C. Allen at the Menlo-Athens Metallic coach at the University.
Three new contests have been added to the schedule. These games are with the University of Mexico, Kansas Wesleyan of Salina and a return game with Washburn at Toekoai. Jan. 23.
The University played Kansas Wesleyan in 1909, 1931, and 1954, winning all of the games. The game this year is to be Dec. 29 at Salina. The University team will open its season with a win on Dec. 3. The Quigleya, father and son, E. C. and *Heime*', will be the officials, and a new type of basket will be used. It has an electric device that flashes a light back of the basket and two bright red bands on the back. It can record seconds, each time a score is made.
Kansas played a game with a Mexican City team six years ago, but this is the first time that the University of Mexico has sent a team to this region. The team is said to have defeated the Mexican Olympic team in a contest last winter. The game is set for Jan. 12.
Dec. 3, Washburn at Lawrence.
Dec. 15, Southwestern at Winfield.
Dec. 16, Baker U. at Baldwin.
Dec. 17, Southwestern at Law-
rence.
Dec. 29, Wesleyan at Salina.
Jan. 5, Baker at Lawrence.
Jan. 9, Oklahoma at Norman.
Jan. 12, U. of Mexico at Law
Jan. 16, Missouri at Lawrence
Jan. 19, Kansas State at Law-
wrence
Jan. 23, Washburn at Topkapi.
Jan. 2, Nebraska at Lawrence.
Feb. 5, Iowa State at Ames.
Feb. 11, Kansas State at Maathi-
Husker Takes Lead in Big Six Scoring Race
Lloyd Cardwell, Nebraska half-back, took the lead in the race for Big Six individual scoring honors Saturday. He increased his total to 30 points by scoring a touchdown against Kansas.
Howard Cleveland, Kansas State star, failed to score against Oklahoma, and, although losing the load, managed to stay in second place with 25 points. Tommy Neal, Iowa State, was third with 24 points, and Sam Francis, Nebraska, fourth with 22. Other leaders were Mahley, Missouri Elder, Kansas State, 18 each; Ron Douglas and Harris Andrew, Nebraska; Clarence Douglass, Kansas; Lee Ayers and Bob Douglas Kansas State, and Bill Conkright, Oklahoma, have each scored 12 points.
his team, have each scored 12 points, homa, also took the lead in team scoring honors from Kansas State, by making 28 points against Kansas while Kansas State made only 6 against Oklahoma. The Nebraskans have scored 107 points in 6 games; Kansas State, 90 for 6 games; Iowa State, 84 for 6 games; Kansas, 66 for 6 games; Oklahoma, 35 in 7 games; and Kansas, 32 in 6 games.
Only 16 points have been scored against the Huckers. None of these points were made by Big Six teams, but 7 by Minnesota and 9 by Northwestern, two of the nation's ranking teams. Oklahoma has yielded but 33 points; Kansas State, 42; Missouri, 47; Iowa State, 47; and Kansas, 93.
Fencing Team Has Match Here Friday
Students of the University will have an opportunity to see an actual fencing tournament, featuring contests with both folls and dueling
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swords, the University fence team meets the Kansas City Y.M.C.A team here Friday night. The tournament will be held in Robinson gymnasium at 7:45, and is open to the public.
Tom Orr, c3, as probable No. 1 man.
He will use a darting sword. Others
who will probably see some action
are Kalman Oravetz, c4; Leon Dem-
kin; Carlos De Janon, c3; Otis Pernik,
c3; anil Carlos Patterson, c3;
Harold Raport, gr, coach, has named
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