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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1935
Week-End Games Upset Authorities On Big Six Games
Kansas and Missouri Are the Dark Horses That Conquered the Favorites
Once more the Big Six race has been turned upside-down. Two weeks ago Nebraska was regarded as a sure winner, but along came Kansas State to upset the Cornhusker appletart as the Wildcats held them to a scoreless tie.
It was then thought that Kansas State would come through with their second successive championship, with possibly Oklahoma as a contender, but the Kansas Jayhawkers bobbed up and turned back the Wildcats very decisively by a score of 9-2, outplaying them throughout the whole game. At the same time, the Kansas State won the Oklahoma chances, romping over the Sooners to the tune of 19-0.
The picture now looks, after last Saturday's numerous alterations, Kankan's form. She's an outside chance to finish higher than fourth place, is loading the conference with one victory and no defeats. Next week, she's having won two games and tied one.
Huskers Over Hard Part
The Huskers have the hard part of their conference play behind them, their remaining Big Six games being with Missouri and Kansas. But here, that has changed. With the discussion to point out that Kansas is seven points better than Nebraska and that Missouri is only 13 points below them, they may happen in the next two weeks.
Oklahoma and Missouri are tied for fourth place; Oklahoma has won one and bats one, and Missouri has tied one. Many thought that Missouri was a cink to win from the Cyclones and were displeased over the day's game, but others were rather skeptical and think now that the Tigers are definitely on the upgrade, after spending no many years in the Big Six cellar. Missouri will, without a doubt, make trouble for someone before the season is over, so that she will finish in the first division.
Two Conference Games
Okahama is also on the doubtful list. After the Sooners had won from Iowa State, the Cyclone coach said that the Sooner line was the best in the conference. Nebraska had trouble in breaking through the Okahama forward wall, but found little difficulty in making its passes work.
Kansas State, who was rated so highly a week ago, finds itself in fifth place with one game lost and one tied, and is virtually out of the championship race. Iowa State is at the bottom of the list, having lost two games and tied one.
There are two conference games scheduled for next Saturday: Kansas playing Oklahoma at Norman, and Nebraska playing Missouri at Lincoln to favor the Jahawkers, but common aime says that the Sooners are very hard to beat in their own back yard; and that maybe they will be at hot next Saturday as they were last.
Nebraska is considered as sure to win over the Tigers, but a great many people have lost their shirties betting on Nebraska. Missouri can take great delight in losing all of the other conference games and winning from Nebraska, just to lose by a wide margin.
If things keep on the way they have started out, Missouri will probably walk all over the Hudders, but it would be easier if most civic units in the history of the Dig Six.
Men's Intramurals
--backfield men strut their stuff.
Touch football games last night resulted in victories for Phil Dell, Dolla Tou and Milda Malera.
The Acacia and Phi-Pei elevenviny
nought to stave, but their attempts were
further, in the same ended 0-9.
B. Conner, of the Boiler Makers, scored the touchdown that brought victory over the K.E.K. team.
Delta Tau entered victors over the Triangle team by two touchdowns which both came in the first half. Triangle scored twice down once on the Deltacure line-up.
Pi Delt went on a scoring spree last evening against Pi K. A., and rolled up 10 points before the final whittle, Chambers and Trotter led in the scoring with a 26-4 win behind Beinecke eased down a Pi K.A. back by his own goal line for safety.
Tonisha's schedule includes: Touch football-AT. O. vs. Sigma Nu; Theta Tnu vs. Pioners; Tennessee club vs. Phi Chi Sae Eo vs. Kagpai. Horme-singh -Sig Alph vs. Piphi Sigma Chia -Deli Chi DU, vs. Delti Handball--Rock Chalk vs. Pi K.A; Sigma Chi vs. Beta.
BY W.D.FORBES
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After a discouraging defeat in their spice encounter, he stumbled to start by a recoverable ply in the end zone, a direct result of the Wolverine putting pressure on he looked for from Harry Kipe's stewardship to improve enough to let his star play.
Women's Intramurals
--gains of five to ten yards but the rest of the afternoon the freshmen were doing well when they reached the line of scrimmage.
Handball results—Modrel, Corbian half, defeated Potts, A.O. Pi, 21-15. Forrêt, Erskine, Corbian half, defeated V. Barnes, TNT, 21-11, 21-18. V. Barnes, TNT, defeated Schwartz, A.O. Pi, 21-4, 21-3
Tennis- Bruce, Pi Phi, defeated Kizler, A.O. Pi, by forfeit.
Horseshoe-Hung, Corbin hall,失败ented Anderson, A.D. Pij. 21-19, 17-12 Baird, A.D. Pij. defeated Hyork, Corbin hall, 21-15, 21-12.
Squad Is Starting Early Workouts For Norman Game
Brain Scrimmage' Marks Strategic Preparation for Sooner Titl Saturday
Having humbled the defending Big Six Champion, Kansas State, the Kansas Jayhawks began preparations yesterday for their important game with Biff Jones' Oklahoma team at Norman, Saturday.
Saturday
That Coach Ad Lindsey considers the game an extremely tough one was indicated by the time he devoted to chalk talk yesterday. For almost an hour and a half, the graters had Oklahoma plays described to them.
"I was very well pleased with the game Saturday," Coch Lindsay said yesterday. "Two weeks' drill on fundamentals, coupled with the fact that men themselves decided they were going to get into condition, was responsible for the victory. I think they did not do it all every Saturday, the let'dwms that some teams suffer will be avoided by the Kansas队.
"The team was blocking. That's what made our offense go," he said. "The line and backs were blocking and our ball carriers were running hard."
Minnesota Captain Disabled
Glen Seidal
No severe injuries were received in the game and Lindsey expects his whole squad to be in shape for the game at Norman. Hajjani is one of the last Saturday but was out for practice yesterday. Peterson was bruised around the ribs but will probably be ready to go at Saturday. McCall, Sklar and Phloea suffered line sprains on Wednesday, following the prolonged session indoors the Jayhawkers moved up to the practice field for a practice similar to those of last week. The first string took it easy and the reserves scrimmaged well, but then soon most of its time running signals.
In the scrimmage, the plunging of Clarence Douglass, 190 pound sophomore fullback, was outstanding as it was last week and in the game with the Wildcats. On the first line he hit for 20 yards and every time he carried the ball he hit the line with terrific force. Twice the freshmen made to manage
Captain of the Minnesota team, Glen Seidel, above, is out for the season with a broken carbone home. Seidel was recognized as one of the leaders in the nation.
SPORT NOTES
By H. M. Mason, Jr. C37
well a personal triumph for Clarence Douglass, 100-pound sophomore full-back, although it was Bill Decker who won the game. He five yards with a bulleave pass.
Kansas now finds itself in the position of being a real conference threat, if the Jachwakser plays the same type of football that they played Saturday for the rest of the season, there is not a team in the conference they cannot
They are still talking about that game Saturday in glowing terms and probably will be long after the football season ends. Kansas really played football against the Wildcats and richly sponsored, but when on the field as underdogs, but when they walked off at the end of the game no doubt existed as to which was the better team. Kansas State won't even in the game in the first half as far as offense was controlled because it was not for Kansas State. The Jahewhaker touchdown was pretty
beat, or at least push to the limit. Play the way they did against the Aggies, the Jayhawkers should beat Okazaki, Iowa State and Ohio State. Nebraska has a brilliant team this year, but with the incentive of not having the Cornbucks since 1916, Kannas will have to play the opponent the men from Lincoln.
Chanute High School upheld its undefended record last week defeating the strong Coffeesie队.Chanute was on a downward trajectory,was by one point and was their only defeat of the year. Chanute's athletic sensation, Ralph Mille, a 16-year old, joined 25 yards for the first time in this game. He shredded 10 yards off tackle for the other score. The most astounding part of the game was Mille's average of 37 yards on nine pitches. Coffeesie outgained Mille by more than 14 innings. Making repeatedly set Coffeesie back.
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