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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Jayhawkers Start Final Preparations For Wildcat Fray
Lindsey Says Aggies Are
Formidable Foe Since
Nebraska Tie
Saturday
Dummy scrimmage for the varsity was the order of the day, yesterday, as the Jayhawkers started final preparations for their traditional tussle with Kansas
Coach Ad Lindsey considers the Wildcats a more formidable foe than ever since their demonstration of strength last Saturday when they outplayed the mighty Nebraska Cornhuskers. Prior to the game between Kansas State and Nebraska, the Wildcats looked formidable enough, with such stars as Elder and Aryen in the lineup and Chris and Shaw in the line; but the new Kansas State eleven has assumed the proportions of one of the greatest teams ever to represent the school.
This week the Jawhackers will work hard on offense in an attempt to develop a real scoring punch. Last night they went through a long dummy scrimmage against freshmen, like the Rams State defensive formations. The usual first string was doing the work with the six players who, because of an injured knee, did not suit up. Joe Giannangelo was running in his place.
Coach Lindley expects to work the reserves hard but to let the varsity ease off. Consequently, the varsity's practice will remain unchanged while the reserves did the real thing. The second and third strings scrimmaged, and honors were rather equal. The heavy second string had some aid, but not as much as was expected.
Coach Lindsey now is searching for men to call signals. None of the men he has used this year has satisfied him completely, and he is giving all of the players a chance at it. Rutherford Hayes, senior end, called the signals the last quarter of the practice game with the freshmen Saturday and did quite satisfactorily. He was calling them again today and may do the job against the Wildcats.
Lindsey expressed himself as feeling that the second half of the practice game went fine.
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Last week, this writer expressed some doubt as to whether or not the 1933 Notre Dame was actually a great one. The Irish victory over Pitt Saturday the Irish victory over Pitt Saturday the Irish victory over Pitt Saturday
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The game between Kansas State and Nebraska at Manhattan drew 16,200 and the other big Six game, between Oklahoma and Iowa State, attracted 13,000. Missouri's return to power makes it so that there is not a single "wackier sister" to play for both conference and attendance conference games this year should be best in some time.
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Apparently, football's boom days are returning. Crowds were the order of the day at most of the games throughout the country. Saturday. The largest crowd. October. Crowd of 12,000 to between Nairobi and Yale. Notre Dame and Pitt drew 52,900, and California and Santa Clara played before 50,900 players. Forty-five thousand said Penrith shuttered Columbia and 42,500 attended the Ohio State-Northwestern game.
Yale rumbled merely on in the east. This team, the surprise sensation of the year, defeated a strong Navy team that previously had been to his on its way to one of the greatest seasons the Middies have ever known. The Elli have their own special skills from Kelly, the "Dizzy Dean" of football, and Bjoon "Choo-choo" Train. They also have several super backs, and a crack coaching staff takes care of the rest.
Goal line stands are common property in the Big Six this year. Nebraska stopped Kansas State on the 1-yard line; Nebraska twice stopped Iowa State a yard from the goal line; and Nebraska, after reaching Minnesota's 2-yard line, once reached Iowa State but was able to stop Kansas State that one time or Minnesota hadn't stopped the Husker drive, both games would have ended differently.
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Men's Intramurals
Acacia won from PI KA. 6-0 in a spirted battle. A acacia scored her touchdown when Hogin went over for the counter.
Pioneers took a 13-6 decision over Kappa Eka Kappa in a hotly contested match. Hattrics scored for K.E.K., while Cain and Hall accounted for Pioneers' point.
A knotted score, 0-0, was the result of 40 minutes of play between Triangle and Sig Eip. This makes the second round even better equivalent to o one victory and one lost.
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The third round in tennis must be played off and the results turned in by Monday, Oct. 28. The deadline for a round in handball also is next Monday.
Tennil results—Buehler, A.O. Pi, defeated Fees, Worka Hill, 7-5-1, 6-0-1; Buehler, K.J., Defeated, Buryell, I.W.W., 6-4; 6-4; Hunter, I.W.W., defeated to McLean, Delta Zeta, Horseshoe—Trout, Delta Zeta, defeated to Montgomery, I.W.W., Allen, Delta Zeta, forfeited to Baker, I.W.W., Handbull—Learnard, TNT, defeated, Parman, Chi Omega, 21-11-21- 29th; Fritch, Chi Omega, 21-11-21- 29th; Montgomery, I.W.W., forfeited, Lemon, Pi, 21-8- 20; Karlan, Gamma Pi, defeated to Dodge; Spiegel, Corbin half, defeated Stephenson, KKG, 21-9 defeated Barackum, Cornish, Hall, 19-23- 21-5; Hoffman, Pi, Pi, defeated McFarland, Pi, Pi, 21-15- 21-7.
Martin McLean Is Dead
University of Nebraska Athletic Trainer Was Widely Known
Martin J. (Doe) McLean, widely known University of Nebraska athletic trainer, died at a hospital in Lincoln yesterday from a kidney injury.
"Dr.," as he was affectionately known was stricter October 5 at Ames, in where he accompanied the Corbuckua team for the game with Iowa State College.
Oklahoma Looks Good as Victors In Big Six Race
McLean was a native of Louisville, Ky., and came to Nebraska in 1915, after studying at Dame Dame and John Hopkins Universities.
The use of a common question by high schools all over the nation is a development of the last few years. Both debaters and the public are taking more interest than usual in the topic this year.
McLaney's ability to recondition athletes attracted great numbers to the Cornishmen dressing rooms, including big league baseball players.
The subject of socialized medicine will be debated by Kansas high schools this year. The Kansas High School De-bating League will use the question chosen by the N.U.E.A. committee, which represents more than 30 state debate联赛 throughout the nation. The question this year is as follows: Isolated? That the several states have an independent system a system of complete medical service available to all citizen at public expense.
KANSAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE REWARDS OUTSTANDING WORK
Funeral services will be held today.
OCIALIZED MEDICINE WILL BE DEBATED BY HIGH SCHOOLS
Cornhuskers and Wildcats Are Optimistic, With Missouri Also Hopeful
Dr. W. J. Baumgartner, professor of zoology, and president of the Kansas Academy of Science, has announced that a $75 award will be made soon to one or more of its members for outspoken support of the furthering of scientific knowledge. This award is made possible by special arrangement by the American Association for Advancement of Science, and the award winners are to be made from the University of the Kansas Academy of Science, headed by Dr. Baumgartner.
Although it is yet early to make any predictions as to the outcome of the Big Six football race, some sort of an estimate made from the games already played.
The Sooners defeated Iowa State by a score of 18-10, and George Veeneker, Cyclone coach, had nothing but praise for the Oklahoma team. He said that the Sooner line worked perfectly all afternoon and although the backfield was not quite as good as in the previous game, under the guidance of Captain Laurence "Biff" Jones, and that the Oklahoma team was the one to win the conference this year.
So far as comparative scores go, Oklahoma is on top. Nepbrak defended town looms. In the second game came on an attempted pass by the Cyclones from behind their goal line pitching.
Meanwhile, the Kansas State team gave last notice Saturday that it will win the national championship this year. The Wildcats outfought and outplayed the highly touted Huskers all through the game, but couldn't put up quite enough steam to pit over a
The work of Churchill, Kansas State end, was highly commended by all those who saw the game, in that he stopped those sweeping end runs by Cardwell and LaNouse before they got under way. In fact, the play of the whole Wildcat line was so vicious that the Huskers won 7-2 after afternoon. The Kansas State backfield was a powerhouse with "Red" Elder back in the game.
Kansas and Missouri have yet to play their first conference game, but both will get started next Saturday when Kansas meets Kansas State and Missouri meets Ohio State. Both teams shown much in their third games, winning one and losing two; but the fact that they were up against two of the best teams in the country has something to prove. They will be advantage of a two weeks lay-off in which they have polished their offensive work considerably and may surprise the fans next Saturday. The stingle defeat of Kansas at the hands of every man, and they are out for blood.
Things are looking up for Missouri, and the fans are even talking championship. The Tigers started out slowly but thoroughly through traction handed Colorado has spread a feeling of optimism among Tiger fans, and they sense a victory over the Cyclones next Saturday. So far the team is unbounded or united team in the Big Six.
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Work Entered in National Competition for Valuable Prizes
Seventy-seven prizes are to be awarded. The first prize is $50 in cash; the second, $25; while $10 will be given for each usable design that is accepted. Some of the most commendable designs students will be entered in the contest.
Design students under the direction of Miss Rosaryem Ketchum are entering a contest sponsored by the Crystal Tissue company, of Middletown, Ohio, in which gift wrapping-paper designs are to be entered.
The classes of Miss Marjorie Whitney, professor of the technique of commercial art, are working to enter the poster contest which is being sponsored by the Institute of Foreign Travel in New York. The institute will also stimulate European travel in 1938.
Kappa Phi Club will hold its first pledge meeting tomorrow evening at 1309 Tennessee from 4:30 to 7:00 o'clock. The occasion is to be a child supper for students, faculty and staff, the following will attend: Beaulah Pinnick president; Eleanor Slaten, vice president, in charge of the pledges; and Irene Moll, membership chairman.
The winner of the first prize will receive $500 in cash and a free trip to Europe; second prize, $200 in cash; third, $100 cash. Posters awarded be reproduced in quantities and displayed throughout North America.
Freshman Gridsters
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Moberly Goes to Pittsburgh
Lawrence E. Mobery, 34, who has been doing graduate work in chemistry, last week accepted a position with Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company. Mobery is to work under the research laboratory, in under the direct supervision of Prof. H. M. Elsey, who was made director of the University of Kansas from 1919 to 1925.
Nathan Crawford played three years of football at Kansas City. He weighs 150 pounds and is playing in the back-field. Nathan shows that he has had experience and is going to make some sense to him to keep his position next year.
Lyman Diven is a very capable back from Smith Center. He weighs 175 pounds and looks very good.
Louis Garglione, weight at 140 pounds, is playing guard position. Louis is a very speedy man and has been showing it in practice.
Jack Glazier is a 190 pound tackle from Salina. He combines weight with ability.
Joe Gover is another freshman of ability. Gover weighs 175 and hails from New York City.
BASKETBALL PRACTICE RESUMED UNDER DIRECTION OF DR. ALLEN
Early basketball联赛 was resumed yesterday under the direction of Coach F. C. Allen who returned recently from his second season, and that the men had worked out under Coach Allen. Roy Noble, former forward, received an injury his knee in yesterday.
About 32 men were out, and they were sent through a drill on fundamentals, with the main emphasis on ball handling.
Professors Attend Medical Meeting Dr. N. P. Sherwool, professor of bacteriology, Dr E. L. Treese, associate professor of bacteriology, and Dr O. O. Stoland, professor of physiology, attended a meeting of the Kansas City Academy of Medicine at the Hotel Pierre on June 21, 2007. Advise Medical Clinical Hematoma" was the subject of the principal address, given by Dr Thomas FitzHugh, Jr., assistant professor of clinical medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
Cowell's Condition Is Critical
Connelly's Condition is Critical
Manhattan, Kans. Oct. 21- (C)—A Kansas State college football team, who suffered a ruptured kidney in the Kansas State-Nebraska game Saturday, rallied today from a bad sinking spell. Early today he was in such critical condition that his team were summoned from Kansas City.
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Ross Marshall Resigns
Ross Marshall, former Kansas fullback, has resigned from the George Washington football squad. Two other players, Floyd Newberry, former college of Emporia player, and Steve Shelton, Roanoke, Va., also resigned. Marshall was unable to play because of the other two were absent tutes.
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Two movements of the recently published "Sonata for Clarinet and Bassoon," by Beethoven, were presented from station KFKU the past Friday by the University woodwind quintet on Prof. Charles Sanford Skilton's music appreciation hour. This was one of the first performances of the work by Sonata and bassoon.
Professor Skilton discovered the newly professional work while he was in New York last summer. A piano accompaniment has been provided for the sola by a modern composer, but was not used on the Friday program.
"The bassoon goes back into the middle ages and even into the Old Testament time" says Prof. Skilton in an article published by The French horn, the intermediary of the lionson orchestra, was used for hunting parties in the Middle Ages. Until the nineteenth century, the bassoon no bell and could only play bugles叫.
"The flute is the most agile and purest in tone of any of the wood-wind instruments, and is best used for lighter and gayer types of music, often associated with fairies," says Prof. Skilton "Frederick the lute when the composer Bach paid his first and only call upon him."
Professor Skilton was assisted in his lecture by the University woodwind quintet, which played several select instruments, attracting the instruments of this choir.
The Quintet consists of the following members: Obeo, John Schnabel, fa38; clarinet, John Mahley, fa4'; unde; Helen Rice, RIC3'; basson, Rumana Harar, fa38; and French horn, Millard Laing, fa36.
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Seven lettermen and a number of promising sophomores have started basketball practice at the University of Oklahoma. The Sooners will work out three days a week until the last week when, they will begin daily practice.
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