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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12.1335
Teams in Big Six Begin To Assume Definite Standings
Nebraska Lodged in Lead;
Jayhawkers May Take
Second Position
in Rating
Team W L T Pct. Pts. Gs
Nebraska 4 0 1 T 197 76 38
Kansas 2 1 0 067 29 32
Okahoma 2 2 0 500 39 32
Missouri 0 2 1 167 18 45
Iowa State 0 3 1 175 13 49
With football season half over, the Big Six race has begun to assume definite proportions. For the first time this year, Oklahoma will have depe indicated, with Nebraska winning over Kansas, Oklahoma over Missouri, and Kansas State over Iowa State. The present standings are also a fair indication of how the teams will finish this season.
Nebraska is definitely lodged in first place, having finished its conference competition with four victories and one tie game. The Huskers have two remaining games and are one of the Fitz Panthers at Pittsburgh, and one on Oregon at Lincoln.
Kansas Is in Second Place
Kansas is in second place, with two wins and a loss, and is fairly certain of finishing in this position unless Iowa State or Missouri should do the unquestionable.
The two remaining conference games should not be taken lightly, as both teams have shown flashes of good football. Kansas journeys to Boulder next Saturday to play the University of Colorado.
Kansas State Meets Oklahoma
Okahanna, tied for third place with Kansas State, finally found itself Saturday in a first-round game for gera 20-6. The Sooners' intent running attack finally came to life, and the Titans won.
Kansas State bumped up against a stubborn forward wall at Iowa State, but managed to score in the first three minutes of the game by the aerial route, to come home with a 6-0 victory, their first this season. The Wildcats still have the lead for the game and will probably decide who will hold down third place in the conference.
Iowa State is lodged in the conference basement, and seems doomed to stay there, as they have but one game left and that with Kansas.
Missouri got off to a good start this season, but a serious run of injuries has handicapped the Tigers to such an extent that they have not been able to present their full strength in any conference game this year.
Men's Intramurals
Last night's touch football results:
Betu 16, Pi K A.0
Beta 16, Pi K. A.0.
Beta 10, Pt K A 0
Sigma Nu 13, Kappa Sig 2
Boiler Maker 6, Theta Tau 0
Delta Chi 0, Delta Ussan 0
By defeating the Pi KA. team last night, the Beta's are assured of winning second place in the first division. The Beta team scored two touchdowns in the first half and Neally to Stoland. The first was a short pass followed by a 20-yard run. The last touchdown was a long pass into the end zone to Stoland. Two safeties added four more points. Pi KA won both games, playing the last few minutes of the game.
Sigma Nu was successful in defeating Kappa Sigma 15-2. The first score was a pass Kelly to Ashley; Kelly kicked goal. The last touchdown came in the second period when Dillon intercepted a pass from Kelly to the field of the score. Bird touched a Sigma Nu ball carrier behind his own goal line for Kappa Sig's only points.
Bolter Makers were successful in turning back the powerful Tchaet Tau team, which took half a on a lung pass over the goal. Both teams turned down chances to score goals.
Delta Chi and D.U.F. took to a scores-less tie on a very slick and muddy field. She got to a very good chance to score once over and then
Final drawings for inter-organizational handball, tennis, and horsebacks, and open tennis and open handball tournaments have been made following the close of challenge dates. November 5.
Drawings for the inter-organizational tournaments are:
Tennis—Dodge Beta vs Ewens, S.A.
E. Smith; Phi Delt vs Steel, Rock
Kaia; KA; Lanley, Rock Chalk vs Murphy,
Beta, Nessy; Beta vs Rick, Triangle,
Fullerton, Phi Pai vs Bowls, Beta
vs Williams, Rock Chalk vs Williams, Beta
Horseshoes—Dodge, Beta vs Heter,
Theta Tau; Thorp, Triangle vs More-
BvW.B. FORBES
INTERNATIONAL ILLUSTRATED NEWS
IS THIS GAME TOO
BIG FOR HIM?
No championship contender is in sight at Wisconsin this year but a few have done well and are specked. Dr. Clarence Spears has a heavy slow line. If he can pop up, they will win when they meet their traditional roster of players in the team, the Badger season will be over.
lud, Theta Tau; Cox, Acacia or Oberg,
Bale; Lemon, Beta vs Lamma, Theta
Tau; Basket, Phil Delt vs Cole, Theta
Tau; Durand, Phil Pai vs Bene, Theta
Tau
Handball—Raporton, Rock Chalk vs.
Bye; Bye in Brown, Phi Dell; Williams,
Beta vs. Kent, Kapp Sig; St, Clair
Phi Pa ivs. Sebal, Rock Chalk; Bye
ivs. Epperson, Phi Delt; Paris, Beta vs.
Beta; Rock Chalk; Bay vs. Muthry, Beta.
Bye vs Obee, Rock Chalk; Bye vs McClure, Phi Delt; Bye vs Kenyon Beta; Bye vs Trotter. Phi Delt.
Hodson, Rock Chalk vs Bye; Bowls,
Beta vs Bird, Kappa Sig. Bye vs
Porter, Sigma Chi; Chambers, Phi Delt vs
Beta.
Final drawings for the open tennis and open handball meets are:
Tennis—Mirante vs Anderson; Lee vs White.
Handball—Holmer vs Raport; Rapoport vs Hodson.
The intramural schedule for the rest of the week is as follows:
Tuesday, touch football-Phi Psi vs Phi Giu; Triangle vs Sigma Chi; Delta Tau Delta vs A. T.O. Tennis; Phil Delt vs Sig Alph; Horseshoes-Beta vs Theta Tau; Handball-no matches scheduled; Tennis-A.T.O. vs Phi Psi-Sigma No vs Delta Chi; Horseshoes- vs Delt Delt vs Sig Alph; Handball-Acacia vs Kappa Sig; Triangle vs Sigma Chi. Thursday, touch football-Delta Chi vs Acacia; Boiler Makers vs Rock Chi vs Sig Alph; No鞋子 matchs scheduled; no horse-Tau tennis matches scheduled; no horse-Bita vs Triangle.
Friday, Touch football -Phi Delt vs Piai Poi; Rock Chalk vs Phil Chi; Boler Makers vs Pioneers; Tennis-Triangle vs Delta Chi; Delta Tau vs Sigma Chi; Horseshoe-Sig Iep vs Kappa Sig; Handball-no matches scheduled.
--arrangements for Games to Be Played During Next Two Years Completed
Women's Intramurals
Tennis results - Griffin, Corbin Hall,
deleted Swea, Theta, 6-1, 6-1. Mickel,
Chi Omega, defecated Trekell, Wattins
Hall, 7-5, 6-4.
The Pi Phi-Gamma Pi volley-ball match has been postponed until tomorrow at 8:15.
Horsechess-Young, Alpha Gain, defeated Simpson, KKG, 21-19, 21-10, 21-16.
Rilee teach tryouts for women have been posted for Tuesday and Thursday murmurs from 8:30 until 11:30, and will be posted on Saturday and Sunday weeks. Women are asked to sign up for one hour, and only eight women will be allowed to practice an hour. A fee of $20 is to be paid at the time of the first practice. Practice periods will open on Friday.
TRYOUTS FOR WOMEN'S RIFLE TEAM WILL START TODAY
Third-round tennis and third-round handball must be played on Saturday, Nov. 16. If the weather continues too bad for tennis, the players are asked to see the office about playing off the matches indoors on the upstairs floor.
Trouptails for the women's rifle team will start today, according to Martha Dodge, c36, captain of the team. Women may shoot every Tuesday and Thursday for about a month, for periods of an hour, from 8:30 to 5:30.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Women wishing to try out are requested to go today to the armory, in the basement of Fowler Shops, where an active team member will take their shoes and 1.20 will be charged successful entrals, to cover the cost of uniforms and cups.
Jayhawkers Start Work For Game With Colorado
Coach Lindsey Expects to Have Whole Squad in Shape
Their chances for a conference championship gone but still in a position to turn in a very successful record for the season, the Jayhawker gristers started work yesterday for the game with Colorado next Saturday.
The battle with the Cornshuskers did not produce any serious injuries, and Coach Ad Lindsey expects his whole squab to be in shape for the game at Boulder. Bill Decker, halfback, had a bone broken in his hand, but this will not keep him from playing. Ed Phillea, the game sufferer from a slight conclusion of the brain, recovered and is also expected to play Saturday.
Fred Harris, erack Jayhawk painter, was absent from the game Saturday, not because of his injured shoulder but because of another injury suffered Friday afternoon. While running up to the practice field, he developed a fracture in his left hip, the most impossible for him to breathe. The aliment did not respond to treatment, and Harris was unable to play at all against the Huskers.
The practice session yesterday was devoted mainly to review of Colorado offensive and defensive formations.
Los Angeles, Nov. 11—(UP)-Retired shred level riders from Southern Methodist University, throwing footballs around like buckshot, swept over a stubborn football eleven from the University of California tonight in a game that ended in a victory defeated Texasans won 21 to 0 on a holiday crowd of 50,000.
Texans Again Win Grid Battle
Future Schedules For Grid Contests Are Now Finished
Completion of the Kansas football schedules for 1936 and 1937 was announced yesterday by Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics, with the University of Wisconsin with Western Reserve of Cleveland, Ohio. The first game will be played at Lawrence, Oct. 31, 1936, and the other will be at Cleveland at a date to be selected later. It will be the Jaspers-Hale game with the Ohio state in any form of athletics.
Arrangements for the game were made with Karl Davis, executive secretary of the athletic committee at Western Reserve and director of athletics at the University of Pittsburgh when Mike Kline, playing was played in the Pittsburgh team.
William M. "Big Bill" Edwards is Western Reserve coach this year, succeeding Sam Willman, formerly at Ohio State, and at Utah State. He will lead this summer.
Schedule for 1936
Following is the complete 1936 schedul
for Kansas:
Oct. 3—Washburn College at Lawrence
Oct. 10—Iowa State College at Ames
Oct. 17—Okahoma at Lawrence.
Oct. 24—Kansas State College at
Maketty.
Oct. 31 - Western Reserve at Lawrence.
Nov. 7—Nebraska at Lawrence.
Nov. 14—Michigan State at Lawrence.
Nov. 26-Missouri at Columbia.
Schedule for 1937
In 1937, Kansas plays Washburn at
Nov. 21—Open.
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UNION FOUNTAIN
--by Kansas on the Husker's 17-yard line. Nebraska got a break when LaNoune caught a pass while lying on the ground if the pass had been dropped, Kansas would have taken the ball on downs for the third time in her second touchdown. Nebraska's winning touchdown was also the result of a break. A Cornhusker passer was caught way behind the line and apparently was going to be spilled for a big loss. Just as he was tackled, however, he tossed a desperate pass and LaNoune took it before being tackled. On his great run of 35 yards. If the passer had waited just a fraction of a second longer, he never would have got the pass away.
Sub-Basement Memorial Union
Topeka, Michigan State at East Lansing,
and Western Reserve at Cleveland,
at dates to be selected later,
to conform to the following Big Six dates:
Oct. 16 - Iowa State at Lawrence.
Oct. 23 - Oklahoma at Norman.
Nov. 18 - Nebraska at Lincoln.
Nov. 23 - Wisconsin at Lawrence
Nov. 25 - Missouri at Lawrence.
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SPORT NOTES BY H.M. Mason Jr. C27
--by Kansas on the Husker's 17-yard line. Nebraska got a break when LaNoune caught a pass while lying on the ground if the pass had been dropped, Kansas would have taken the ball on downs for the third time in her second touchdown. Nebraska's winning touchdown was also the result of a break. A Cornhusker passer was caught way behind the line and apparently was going to be spilled for a big loss. Just as he was tackled, however, he tossed a desperate pass and LaNoune took it before being tackled. On his great run of 35 yards. If the passer had waited just a fraction of a second longer, he never would have got the pass away.
What a game that was, Saturday. The Jawaharwings threw everything they had into it and a brilliant, high-powered Nebraska team running at top speed was necessary to beat them. The Cornhuskers just had too much for them, but buildup was fast. They were a great one to watch. Kansas was ahead twice, and it kept the crowd of some 30,000 in a highly excited state. LaNoua, Nebraska haplaback, put on a sensational display. The defense was a constant shirt in the side of Kansas. A 20-yard punt return by the Husker flash put Nebraska in position for its first touchdown thrust and his unbelievable 55-yard run in the second quarter. It came from where Francis carried it over.
Both teams get all kinds of breaks, and this helped to make the game hair-raising. Kansas' first touchdown was by a shot followed by a fumble by LaNeue, recovered
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Upsets continued to dominate the national picture and the situation has come to the point where predicting the results of games is just sticking your chin out at Northwest. That was not entirely unexpected, but it is doubtful that many really thought Northwestern would win. Wisconsin beat the strong Purdue team for its first victory of the year. The Ohio State team came one second later in one time in their game, and only a force last-half rally pulled the game out of the fire, the Bucks winning 20-13. Pitt
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Crowds continued to pour into football stadiums Saturday, although bad weather prevented them in a good many cases. Spectators; Pitt-Arril, 68,000; California-Washington, 60,000; Minnesota-Iowa, 59,000; 30,000; and Princeton-Harvard, 45,000.
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