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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1930
Football Rule May Cause Tigers No Little Grief
From all indications the football drouth seems to have ended for Missouri. That is as far as players are concerned.
The fact of the matter seems to be that the Tigers are so plenitively supplied with material that they actually scheduled a couple of class "B" games to give the surplus men a chance to get into action.
Can Play B Team
According to the Big Six rules any school is entitled to schedule games and play their "B" team. The rules also permit the transfer of any player from one game to another. So far it seems a simple matter, but also, all it is not smooth sailing. Hiding among the innocent lookout woodpeckers of the proverbial Ethiopian. The rules explain that any player can be transferred to the varsity, but all games played while on the "B" team shall be counted the same as regular varsity games. No man can play in more games in one square than one for that amount because of the varsity.
This year, your blizzard has a schedule of nine games; the freshman game not counting as a regular one. In the other seven games, Chillicothe, five regulars from the varsity started in these games. Gaspare, a backfield man; Kiminson, center; Hau and Kob, tackles, and Robert in 'B' games, as well as in the varsity game last week.
Five Men Out of K.U.-M.U. Game
Five men out of the pool.
The wall of the poor Tiger will unoubtedly be heared around the conference room, and it will come to a close. By that time things will certainly be amies, if they run true to form. When Kansas game time draws near, Missouri will have to do without the services of at least five men, that is, if they play every game this season up until the time to play Kansas. Missouri has nine games on their regular schedule. The Cape Girardeau game was played last week elaving eight games to get back these men games, three games which means that they are going to miss out on two games.
Haskell Indians
Tie Bethany 6-6
The Haskell Indians saw a final period victory snatched from them Friday night when the Bethany Swedes completed a pass that netted 40 yards and a touchdown. The game ended in a 6 to 6 tie.
Statistics of the Game
The Bethany team was coached by Elmer Shaake, former Jayhawker.
First downs Haskell 2 Bethany
Yards from scrimmage 154 125
Yards to paints 358 8
Yards on paints 358 223
Passes 117 11
Yards completed 0 1
Yards on passes 0 8
Yards intercepted by 0 1
Fumibles 2 1
Own fumibles recovered 1 0
New Drum Majors Will Strut at Game This Saturday
At the Kansas-Oklahoma football game here this Saturday two newly appointed drum majors will make their way to the team's practice field of Kansas band field maneuvering staff, Jack Laffer, c28, of Wichita, has been appointed as field master to replace Jack Dalby, c40 of Topka, who accompanied coach of the twirling staff.
La Verne Hacker, c/40, also of Topaka has been appointed to the twirling team. Bob Hempel, c/40, of Hawaiua is the third member of the team.
Jack Lafler, who is playing first chair snare drum with the band, was elected tba-treasurer at the business meeting held by the members of the band. In 2013 he was named Wichita East high school band for two years and is a seasoned performer.
Jack Dalby has numerous prize hiatus that he has won in state regional and national contests, and is expected to outstanding work with the twiring team.
Men's Glee Club to Broadcast
The Men's Glee Club, under the direction of Prof. Joseph Wilkins, will present a radio program Oct. 14, station and program to be announced later. Participants will also other presentations. The spring tour will probably take place in March.
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Nebrava's Cornishburs uplift the prestige of the Big Six in no uncertain manner yesterday. The Crimson Horde gave Minnesota a terrific battle before to the mighty gophers who are now in their four consecutive seasons of underfated success. Up until the last week of play Nebraska gave every bit as much as it received. The Huskies made serious touchdowns on several occasions and the long range punted three times, giving the Gophers back. Only a last-minute 85-yard return of a punt saved Minnesota from a tie.
In the other feature game of the day, Ohio State against Pitt, the Bucks, who last week swned N.Y.U. under 60-0 found Coach Jock Sutherland's Panthers too strong in defense. Two professional football players, graduates of Fordham m., sentted Pitt for their alma mater several weeks ago and pronounced the Panthers the greatest football team they had ever seen. The team will be brought out in Pitt's games with Notre Dame, Fordham and Nebraska.
Odds and besides: Notre Dame has three crack sophomore fullbacks named Binkowski. Tonelli and Simonich. Included on the Missouri freshman a football team are members of three families famous in Missouri athletic history . . . Their names are Faurut, Waldorf and Cooper . . . The latter is the brother of Johnny Cooper, former Tiger basketball luminary . . . The youngster is also named his noted brother. In the first line of the lineage of Juggernau are two Negroes, Dwight Reed, junior and. Horace Bell, sophomore guard
The games throughout the country yesterday suffered a good deal as a result of the wet weather. Almost all of the contests were played on muddy gridirons and the scoring was ruthlessly hold down. A good exam is made up of nine points for each game. Last week these two teams scored more than 60 points but the game between them played in the rain produced only seven points. The game between Ohio State and Pitt was a good deal the same. Here are some highlights from the games but on a slippery field both eleves were punting too well for much scoring.
That Minnesota team contains less seniors than most people think. Duke has just about as good a pair of half-breaks as the rest, including "Ace" E Parker and "Honey" Hackney.
As usual St. Mary's has a line averaging 210 pounds to the man . . . They started their season by upsetting California's strong team, 10-0. Notre Dame plays Pit and Ohio State on Monday night for a double-barreled headache?
FOOTBALL SCORES
Georgia Tech 34, Kentucky 0,
Charlotte 16, Oklahoma 0,
Arkansas 14, Baylor 10,
Minnesota 7, Nebraska 10,
Texas State 21, Alabama 7,
Texas State 21, Alabama 7,
Harvard 28, Brown 0,
Yale 7, Pennsylvania 11,
Oklahoma State College 3,
Notre Dame 14, Washington 6,
Purdue 35, Wisconsin 14,
North Carolina 16,
Southern California 41, Illinois 6,
Southern California 41, Illinois 6,
Holy Cross 9,
Carriege Tech 0, Michigan State 7,
Kentucky 16, Penn Military 7,
Kansas State 7, Michigan State 7,
Navy 35, Virginia 14,
Alabama 7, Oklahoma 7,
Iowa 23, South Carolina 7
Y.M.C.A. To Sponsor Teams
The Y.M.C.A., under the direction of Ernest Klennis, ap, has decided to sponsor intramural teams which are open to all men who have participated in sports or desire to do so, according to an announcement made yesterday by John L. Hunt, general secretary of the "Y."
A general meeting of all those interested will be held tomorrow at 7 o'clock p.m., in the "Y" office. Those who are unable to attend the meeting are asked to leave their applications at the "Y" office.
Assisting Klann are LeRoy Fugitt c'39. and Kermit Franks, c'40.
Sports for which the "Y" will organize teams and competition include indoor handball, basketball, volleyball, swimming, playground ball, and wrestling. Team practice in basketball will begin immediately, according to Klmann.
--the schedule for Monday night is:
7:45, P.B.P. vs. S.K., and A.D.P. vs.
Women's Intramurals
To begin the women's intramural volleyball tournament, four games will be played tomorrow night. The tournaments consist of 25, eight games being played each week.
Qualifying rounds for the women's golf tournament should be played Monday and Tuesday, and the first handball and tennis match should be completed
8:30, G.P.B. vs. A.O.P. and CO. vs.
WH.
Alpha Chi Omega and Pi Beta Phi horsesees team will play the sixth game of the intramural tournament tomorrow at 7:45 p.m.
Kansas Loses—
Continued from page one
The starting lineups
pass was soon intercepted. As the game ended Iowa State had the ball on the Kansas 7-yard line.
Kansas...Iowa State
Harrington...LE
Linton...LT
Winslow...LG
Lutton...G
Deerfield...D
Anderson...RT
Single...RE
Crapee...QB
Hapgood...LH
Replegue...LH
Dartmouth...FB
Custine
Schalata
Bock
Dumbo
Dailey
Dishinger
Kusher
Kusher
Rupee
The summary:
K U. I.
First downs 16
Yards from scrimmage 191 197
Yards lost from scrimmage 9
Passes attempted 22 22
Passes recovered 3 12
Passes intercepted by
Yards gained from passes 40 168
11 11
Fumbles 2 4
Penalties 9 9
Yards lost from penalties 20 30
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Nine women of the University of Kansas will attend the State Women's Athletic Association convention at Wichita tomorrow and Tuesday. A feature of the meet will be an exhilarating game between the Wales and Wichita hockey teams.
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Men's Intramurals
All of the men's intramural events scheduled yesterday were postponed or account of bad weather.
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The schedule for the men's intramurals, Monday Oct 12, is as follows:
Hardball II Gig Dam vs. S.A.E. and $S.P.E. vs. Ancima Matches start at 3:00.
Softball II Gig Dam vs. Signa Chi Matches start at 3:00. and 1200 Tennessee vs. Signa Chi Matches start at 3:00.
Touch football, 11-man team; Phi Delt d.v. DU, on field; Boilermakers va. Phi Pai, on field; Pi K. A. v. Tri.攀, on field; Galloping Ghosts vs. Beta, on field; 4 and Delta Chi v. Sigma Nu, on field. 5 All games start
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