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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1935
Jayhawker Squad Will Leave Today For Colorado Tilt
Battered Team Conclude Practice Early; Will Have Slight Edge Over Bisons
PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS
KANSAS      Pos
Hayes (179)   LE
Nesmith (187)  LT
McCall (195)   LG
Lutton (190)   RG
Lutton (190)   RG
Vogel (190)   RG
Green (170)   RE
Winecke (190) QB
Happeol (190) LH
Peterson (185) FB
COLORADO
(175) Simons
(188) Smith
(193) Moore
(193) Moose
(199) Murphy
(196) Driskill
(196) Ritchhard
(190) Lamm
(190) Anderson
(185) Anderson
(172) Wagner
A battered and worn Jayhawker team will leave this afternoon for Boulder, Colo., where it will meet a strong crowd. The team brushed by three successive clashes with teams of decided strength, Kansas State, Oklahoma and Nebraska, the Jayhawkers will go into the game as very slight favorites, if favored at
A short practice will be held this afternoon at 1:38 in order not to conflict with the freshmen-columni game. Students will be dressed and then dress and watch the freshmen game. They will cat down town together, and at 6:20 will leave on the field.
Although Colorado has been beaten by two big Six teams this year, Oklahoma and Missouri, the team has imitated a 2015 season defeat. It reached its peak last Saturday when it triumphed over a favored UAlma team. Not only did the team win, but it did it in a manner which left no doubt as to which was the better team. The Colorado line completely outplayed the UAlma line. Back again back in for commendation.
"Kavo" Lam Is Big Star
Newspaper reporters of the game said that the Colorado blocking was the best seen in some time and that the Bison defense smothered Utah's attempts at advancing the ball coming up. They also called the big star for Colorado offensively. The 160-pound back broke away around end in the first five minutes of play and dashed 58 yards for a touchdown, which did the morale of the Bison surge. Later in the game, he got loose for a run of 40 yards, and this gain started a drive which resulted in the Bison's second touchdown. Lam was the country's leading ground-gainer last year, and it is just as good if not better this year.
In addition to Lam, backs Ovitti, Stabb, Wagner and Anderson did fine work. Staub, a senior, had an average of 9.5 yards had his career record, and he will not be in the starting lineup, he should be plenty of trouble when he gets in the game. In the line, Driskill and Smith, tackles, and Moore, center played brilliantly. Moore is a 185-pound sophomore who has won him much attention.
Several Men Handicapped
The Jawahyer team, on the other hand, is not in the best of shape. Three men will go into Kansas, a Kansas will go into the game under a handicap. Ed Phleg, injured in the Nebraska game, will probably see little action, and the injured shoulder of Ferdinand Punter, may not hold up very well.
Dave Lutton, second string center, will take Phelps' place, and if Harris plays the third, he'll be by Clarence Douglass, in all probability. Besides these aliments, George Hapoak and Tom McCall are suffering injuries that are expected to play Saturday, however.
In addition to the factor of physical condition, the Jayhawkers will be at a
disadvantage in the atmosphere of the high altitude and the mountain cold. The Bisons are accustomed to these conditions, probably will find them quite a hurdle.
Kansans Made Good Showing
Any edge that Kansas will merit is pre-game dope will be from the show, the Jayhawks have made this year. Victories over Kansas Stats are good news, and it even went higher after the great fight the Jayhawks put up against Nebraska last week.
Kansas will be outweighed in both the line and the backfield, being three pounds per man lighten. Both of the Colorado ends outweigh the Kansas ends, which should help to get Lam lose on some of those vigorous sweeps
All the dope adds up to a real fight and that is what the Kansas coach are expecting. Both teams have shown that they will be able customers should go home contented.
Women Practice for Sing
Organized Houses Will Participate In Contest Sponsored by W.S.G.A.
Women in organized houses are practicing daily for the Organized House Sting to be held in the University auditorium. The women of the University first of its kind to be presented by the women of the University, is being sponsored by the Women's Self-Government League.
Each of the women's houses is eligible for the contest. The contests will sing the Alma Mater and two optional songs; which will be unaccompanied. Entrants will be judged by the judges, who will also be with which the songs are delivered. Those competing in the Sing are asked to wear dinner dresses.
The W.S.G.A. will present a wooden plaque to the winner of the contest. This plaque will be engraved with the winner's name, and crest, if a sorority. The judge will be Miss Irene Feebody. The judge will be Ms. Diane Crafton, Drafton, of the speech and dramatic art department; and Mrs. Alice Moncrieff, assistant professor of voice.
SIMPSON WRITES ARTICLES FOR "AMERICAN ORGANIST
Mr. Criss Simpson, instructor in organ and theory in the School of Fine Arts, wrote articles published in the Journal of the member issues of "The American Orchestra."
The first article, "Christian Science Services," describes the type and amount of music he performed. November issue, his article was entitled "Another Summer Sojourn." It tells of the music played in the spring of 2014 and Brooklyn during the summer season.
Alumnus Goes to Germany
Howard F. Blum, c23, is doing technique adjusting on a construction job or Palmoliva, Binderd and Ketels company, Hamburg, Germany. Before leaving the United States, he was plant engineer for the Colgate-Palmolive Peel Mountain, NJ. Milted Odlum Bell, his wife is a member of the class of '28.
Cood Club Hears Miss Meguiar
The Co-ed club held a meeting last night at 7 o'clock, in the council room at Watkins hall. Miss Elizabeth Meguiar, adviser of women, spoke to the men's managers and custoors." The latter part of the speech was develped to question the discussions.
Papers Read at Quill Club
At the Quill Club meet last night,
several of the new members read their
trial papers. Pledging services, which
were to be held, were postponed for a
week before the ceremony. The originator of the club, has not finished the new pledging ceremonial which he is writing.
According to figures recently released, enrollment at Iowa State college numbers 1031, a gain of 274 undergraduates students over 1034. This year's freshman class has 430 members, while that of 1034 had only 357.
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Freshman Gridmen To Go Into Action Against Veterans
First Year Squad to Meet Old Players in What Promises to Be Good Game
Probable Starting Lineup
F. Anderson
Morford
Schlänick
LG
Barton
Gearhart
Matura
Replogle
Pavens
RH
Shirk
Pos.
LE
LT
LC
RG
RT
RE
QL
LH
RH
FB
Harrington
Moore
Cashen
Welshin
Dees
Minter
MT
Mullins
Rams
Weaver
Manning
Plakett
One of the most promising freshmen squads Kansas has boasted in some years will clash with a team composed of Jawahyrk university and former squad men this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Memorial Stadium.
Among the alumni who will be out to show the yearlings how the game should be played will be such former stars as Ernie Casni, "Tiny" Moore, "Bunny" Black, Elwin Dews, John Manning, Dick Mullin and Wesley Williams will be reinforced by several squad men and several former squad men.
It is the frosh, however, who are attracting the most attention. The men are big and able, and promise big things for the Jahayhwar variety in the next several years. The first string freshman ends and tacks outweigh the varsity men at those positions. The freshmen weigh 180 and 185, as compared with the varsity men, weigh 170. The yearling tacks tip the scales at 210 and 213, while the varsity taches, Nesmith and Vogel, weigh 187 and 190, respectively.
Freshman Couch Bill Hargill is planning on starting a backfield of heavy, plunging backs, and alternating that with a lighter, faster backfield. This will be the focus for another quarterback; Chet Cox and J. D Richardson, halfbacks; and Kenneth Caldwell, fullback. Another line projections will include a slight lighter backfield which will be made up of Orvile Anderson and Max Gray, ends; Fred Bossele and Eugene Obon, tackles; Wade Nelson and John Kramer, guards; and Charles Warren, center.
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A third freshman team is composed of Leo Johnstone and Lyman Ketehum, end; Bob McMaughton and Jack Glacier, taches; Julian Buchele and Harry Young, guards; Graham Young, center; Jason Schoenfeld, left; Philip Leadbetter, halfbacks; and Maurice Cannady, fullback. Frequent substitutions will be made and these
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and other freshmen will have a chance to show their wares.
These freshmen are the men whom Jayhawk followers are building their hopes on for a brilliant team next season, and they will have a chance this afternoon to see how well those hope are founded. The performance of the freshmen so far has been combined with a number of veterans who will return next year, they will give Kansas one of the best teams it has ever had.
Tickets for the game cost 25 cents and may be purchased from Ku Ku's or members of the freshmen squad.
Men's Gym Classes Start New Schedule Monday
Instructors Are Assigned and Schedules Are Completed
Completed
All men's classes in physical education will change to their second half-semester courses next Monday. it was announced today. Instructors have been assigned to all classes and the IDE-udes are completed.
The regular start will be assisted by several students including Gordon Gray, e36, John Hoffen, euncl, and Ernest Vanek, e36, who will have
Elementary Basket Ball, 11:30, T. 10; T.
Gray, Intermediate Swimming, 10; T.
T. Alphin; Handball, 9:30, T. T; Gray,
Individual Gymnastics, 20; T. Alphin;
Elementary Tumbling, 4:30, T. 10;
Alphin; Elementary Boxing, 10:30, T.
Following is a complete schedule of the second half-semester courses for men.
Freshmen
Hoffer; Intermediate Fencing, 4:30, T
Naitshim; Elementary Tap Dancing,
9:30, T; Dunkel; Advanced Tap Dancing,
10:30, T; Dunkel.
Elementary Basket Ball, 11:30 M W F, Vanek; Intermediate Swimming, M W F, Alliph; Handball, 9:30 M W F, Vanek; General Physical Education, 4:30 M W Hoffer; Elementary Boxing, 4:30 M W F, Naismith; Swimming, 3:30 M W F, Naismith; Intermediate Tap Dancing, 2:30 M W F, Dunkel.
DR. ALLEN CALLS BASKETBALL MEETING IN KANSAS CITY
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