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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1932
Haskell Threatens But Loses Victory In Last Quarter
Emporia Teachers' Eleven Storms Indian Goal Near Game's End; Win 27 to 21
Haskell's hapless football warriors reached unexpected heights yesterday afternoon at the Haskell stadium before bowing to the powerful and brilliant Hornetes from Emporia Teachers College. 27 to 21. The yet-unvictorious Institute team had completed the larger-than-estimated match battles without scoring a single touchdown before their first home appearance against the Emporians.
Both teams showed surprising offensive strength on the field of ankle-deep gumbo that made it difficult to tell one uniform from another after the first minute. The sun emerged from behind the clouds just as Haskell rose above it, and by midday of 1200, but the sky soon darkened and rain was falling as the game ended.
Both Score Early
Early in the first period, the Teachers down to a scoring position on running plays, and Starkey passed to Kline in the end zone for the first counter. Albright caught the extra point. The Braves came back with one more pass. They carried halfback for the invaders, furnished a lateral pass, the Indians recovered deep in Emporia territory. Jack White, Haskell end, made a sensational call of Paimer's pass across the goal line, and the same passing combination netted the extra point and used the ball.
Crooms, who incidentally is a Kansas Relays 100-yard dash champion, redeemed himself before the quarter ended by scoring with a lateral pass on a play that was too late. Kline place-kicked the fourteenth point. Recovery a fumble and uncurbing their longest drive of the game, the Indians tied the score shortly before the half when Palmer rammed Croome's yard-line and G. Smith kicked the goal.
Indians Take Lead
Events took a surprising turn in the third period as the Redmen checked the Hornet backs and recovered a fumble down in scoring territory. The Indians again, and the second successful flip found its way into the waiting arms of left end Madison in the end zone. For the second time during the afternoon, Palmer followed his score with pass at center and Haskell held an imposing lead.
The Hornets came back thoroughly aroused in the final quarter with a devastating running attack that the Indians couldn't stop. Twice they drove down the sloppy field, with a touchdown pass to Kline climaxing the first effort, and Kuretch's dish on a reverse bringing up an opening near the last score and, on the following kickoff, turned in the most brilliant run of the game, a return of 54 yards.
Weakness in the line, which has halted the Institute team all season, was quite apparent yesterday, and the superior forwards forwards was the decisive factor.
Haskell Empor
First downs 12
Yds. from scrimmage 61 422
Yds. lost by scrimmage 10 16
Yds. missed by scrimmage 11 18
Passes completed 5 9
Passes, yds gained by 57 118
Yds. lost by penalties 15 80
Pursues, number 9 39
Pursues, number 10 57
Average punts, yds. 40 41
Fumblies 2 1
Oppunts fumblies recovered 1 5
Oppunts fumblies recovers'd 1
Score by Years
1st by 2nd
3rd by 4th final
Haskell ...7 7 7 0 21
Emporia Tea ...14 0 0 13 27
Rev. Goodspeed to Speak
Special Convocation Will Commemorate First Printing of English Bible
In observance of the 400th anniversary of the printing of the English Bible, the University and the Council of Students of the University the Rev. Dr. Edr. J. Goodpeed, widely known author and chairman of the New Testament department of the University of Chicago, who will speak at an all-University Convocation, Tuesday, June 29.
There also is a possibility of a luncheon at which Dr. Goodswould be the honored guest; a forum in the afternoon for all ministers of this part of the state; an afternoon meeting for the community to discuss matters meeting open to the entire community.
The Council on Religion, composed of representatives from student organizations in the Lawrence churches, the Y.W.C.A., the Y.M.C.A., and interested pastors endeavors to have a community service at which the Unitarian Church at which we well-known outside man is brought here to deliver a sermon on some popular and related subject. All of the churches cooperate with the Council.
Two Thousand at Pep Rally
Students Parade Over the Campus and Various Parts of Lawrence
Everybody had a chance to cry "Rally!" to his or her content at the big game rally Friday afternoon, preparatory to the Kansas-Nebraska run.
At 3:20 two motorcycle policemen started the parade, which made a trip over the campus and through various parts of town. The big parade led by the band, the Jay Jones and the Ku Kuz, started in front of the stadium and continued down to the stadium. Students were asked to leave heir cars and walk down the hill.
On the football field, Clyde Nichol. Jr., c#6, the newly appointed cheer leader, led the crowd in several yells. Following this there were brief talks by some of the members of the team. The players then joined the team toward the gymnasium, where the dance was held. "Red" Blackburn and his band furnished the music.
Approximately 2,000 people attended e rally.
Northwestern Topples Undefeated Notre Dame
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In Don Heap
South Bend, Ind., Nov. 9 — (UP) Ohio State couldn't do it. (UP) couldn’t do it, neither could any of the other might outfits that Notre Dame has stacked up against this year, but lowly Northwestern did it today with the aid of a muddy field and the superb playing of Don Heap, blood black, who can wild against has been called the super-team of the year.
The Wildcats invaded Notre Dame's stadium, and on foreign soil, scored the major upset of the 1935 football season when they vanquished the Irish 14 to 7 before a howling crowd of 35,000.
Northwesten was superb. They gained nine first downs to Notre Dame's seven. They completed three forward passes out of four attempts against four out of 12 for Notre Dame. They gained six fourth downs and Notre Dame 172, and they fumbled only once and recovered four of Notre Dame's six fumbles.
Notre Dame did not reckon with the nites of Heap who scampered over theridition all afternoon with no respect for their teammates. The Irish played one of the best games of their season, calling on the famed aerial attack in the fourth quarter in a desperate attempt for victory, but the Northwestern was just little better.
MINNESOTA LEADS BIG TEN WITH VICTORY OVER IOWA
Iowa City, Iowa. Nov. 9 — (UP) -- Minnesota rolled relentlessly onward toward the national and Big Ten football championship by crushing Iowa 13 to 6 before a howling, bow-cell bering crowd of 503,000 Hawkeye home-comers. It was the iowa's first defeat in the series. The one of the most gallant battles they ever waged against their bitter rivals from the north.
Nearly a thousand persons escaped injury when a section of temporary bleachers collapsed just before the game. Occupants were thrown forward, but the framework held together well, and the small boy was carried away after the accident, but it was discovered later that he had just been bruised.
Kansas State And Oklahoma Conquer Big Six Opponents
Wildcats Defeat Cyclones
With Score of 6-0;
Sooners Trounce
Tigers ...
Tigers
Oklahoma and Kansas State cam through to win from Missouri and Iowa State respectively yesterday afternoon Oklahoma best Michigan 20 to 6, an Iowa State victory. Kansas State, faced by a stubborn Iowa State forward wall, took to the air lanes to win from the Cyclones, 6-0. The Wildcats engineered the scoring play which brought victoria. The first quarter was the opening quarter had passed. Hempill, hanky Kansas State left end, accepted a short pass from Warren on the Iowa State 45-yard line and squirmed his way through a broken field for a touchdown.
During the remainder of the game, the Wildcat machine fought gamely on the water-soaked land and repulsed the Cyclones' attacks and threats. Twice the Cyclones drove to within a few yards of the goal line, and each time the Wildcat line buckled
Credit for the Kansas State victory belongs to Leo Ayes, who filled the role of quarterback, punter, and ball carrier. His sensational kicking kept Kansas State from being driven back to their goal line throughout the last three periods. Ayres paved the way for the touch-down with a 40-yard kick that brought the ball down to the Iowa State 30-yard line. Linden Kelley fumbled at this point and a poor Cyclone punt kept the ball within scoring distance.
Warren and Ayres planted the ball on the Iowa State 45-vard line, and from this point the Warren Hemphill aerial threatened the Corvallo goal.
Meanwhile, the football new deal of the Oklahoma Sooners crawn a new deal football movement of the University of Missouri 20-6, today, and made a sad affair of the Tigers' Homecoming party. The victory made the third place position of the Sooners in the Big Six competition, awarded the Tigers deep into fifth place.
The Oklahoma team abandoned its aerial attack for a fine ground attack that kept the Tigers on the defensive most of the way and gave the 8,000 killed Home-coming fans little opportunity to cheer the Missouri team.
The speed and power of the Sooners kept the Tigers so busy that only twice they were able to do much in the way they played. The team did this by they staged a march that spent itself in mid-field, and in the closing minutes, with the Sooner third team on the field, the Oklahoma team finished second and that fooled the Oklahomaans and accounted for Missouri's only touchdown.
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Chancellor E. H. Lindley will lead an informal discussion on campus traditions tomorrow at 7:15, in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building, officers of the Freshman Council are invited to attend. All freshmen are invited to attend.
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Immediately following this announcement came the disclosure that the Freshman Council will make a non-political investigation of freshman problems and traditions, and a subsequent recommendation to the Men's Student Council.
In commenting on this program, Chancellor Lindley stated: "I greatly favor any movement among freshmen with the ultimate goal of making secure those traditions which in their very existence are proof of their University spirit."
"The Freshman Council, which is organized under the auspices of the Y.M. Club, and has a membership that includes not only a discussion of the problems of freshmen by University leaders, but a determined effort to meet these needs in a bodily," a member of the Council said.
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Jayhawkers Defeated In Season's Crucial Game
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The ball was down by the Jay-hawker 30, where the ball was down by Nebraska. Peterson punted back to LaNouce, and the ball was down on him. He had hit it run, tackled by Peterson. LaNoude made 4 and Francis kicked to Happo, who was held in his hands. He punched out to LaNoue, who returned 24 yards to his own 40. A long pass, Bauer to Cardwell was blocked. PetersonTry from placement was wide.
Southern kicked off over the goal line and the ball was put in play on the Nebraska 20. Francis made a yard at tackle, and then punched to Happoed with a hard hit. He was penalized A penalty on the Huskers, an end run, and a line buck made a first down on the Nebraska 42. Peterson picked up a touchdown on the Husker 30. Nebraska gained 3 yards in 2 plays, and Francis punted to Happoed who returned 11 yards to the Husker.
Peterson punted back to the Nebraska 26, where LaNeou returned to his 30. Francis passed backwards to the Houston 18, where first down on the Husker 1. Two more
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Score, Kearney 13. Nebraska 12.
Doughead 15. Nebraska 12. Doggett punched on his 72. Lautenbue burged 3 and Francis punched at Happgood on the Kansas 29. Happgood returned 7 yards. Peterson punted out on the Hasker 40. Huffman punted out on the Hasker 44. Happgood on the Nebraska 44. Happgood passed to Peterson who was down on the Hasker 46. Huffman passed to the Husker's 13. The Nebraska line held and the Huskers took the ball on the Husker's 13. Huffman punched on Happgood who fumbled and finally recovered on the Kansas 19. Peterson fumbled and Nebraska recovered on
Douglas kicked off to LaNeue, who returned 22 yards and then lateraled wildly. Kansas recovering on the ball, they had grazed it and Hayes took the ball on an end around and crossed the goal standing up. McCulla's try for extra point was
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Douglas kicked off over the goal line and Nebraka took the ball on line 15. Nebraka punted on block 12. The Huskies punted their own 36. Nebraka punted to Decker on the Kansas 22 and he returned it 20 yards. Winekea made 3 shots.
LaNouce made a first down on the Kansas 16 pass and returned to the Kansas 16. Peterson punted to LaNouce, who was run out of bounds on the Kansas 44, who was downed on the Kansas 52, who was downed on the Kansas 31. Francois try from placement was good.
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Scowe, Nebraska 12, Kansas 14.
The Kansas team took the coal line, and its assorted scrimmaged from their line, 20. Two off side penalties on the Huskers gave Kansas a first down on their own field. The Kansas team took first down on the Jayhawker 46. Three plays failed to gain, and Peterson's team was down on the Kansas 38. They punted to the Kansas 12, and Happock returned to the Kansas 12, and Happock long pass was intercepted as half ended.
Peterson hit center for a first down on the Nebraska 43.
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Forward pass from Decker to Peterson good for 12 yards and another first down for KU on the Nebraksa 43. Nebraksa intercepted a pass by Decker
A lateral, Cardwell to Bauer, shook the latter loose and he got to the Kansas 18. Winstine intercepted it; we got 7 Peterson punted out on the Kansas 39. Cardwell made a first down on the Kansas 24. Backward and forward pass made another first down on the Kansas 20. Backward and first down on the Kansas 9. Cardwell was forced out on the Kansas 2. Francis plunged over for the score, Frances' try for point
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Second Quarter
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Score. Nebraska 12. Kansas 7.
plays made 5 yards and ended.
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24 yard line. After running two plays
with a 3-yard gain, Nebraska
punted to the Kansas 34 yard line.
Hapwood passed to Hayes for 6 yards. A Nebraska off-side penalty gave Kansas a first down on the 50. A lot of *r* - *r* - *r* - *r* - *r*. Hayes and downed on the Husker 36.
Nebraska punted to Kansas and the team in a five-penalty penalty on Nebraska and three plays by Kansas again netted the team in a five-penalty penalty on pass was intercepted by Nebraska on the 40-yard line. After two unsuccessful punts, Nebraska again punted to Hapgood and Huron was downed on the KU. 25. A roughing penalty on Nebraska put the ball down.
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stalled and the game ended.
Final score: Nebraska 19, Kansas 13.
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