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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MINOR INJURIES HOUND GRIDMEN IN PRACTICE
Loss of Nesmith For Several Days Will Weaken Line
Lindsey Is Less Concerned About Notre Dame Tilt Than the Big Six Schedule
The Kansas football team received a severe set-back yesterday afternoon when Dr. Anderson, team physician reported to Coach Ad Lindsey that Dean Nesmith, 190-pound veteran tackl* will be lost to the squandu until the middle of next week on account of carcubles.
Nesmith's absence during the commi drills will be felt keenly by the Jayhawkers, since it leaves Kansas without a seasoned tackle.
Two sophomores, Grant Barcs and George Stapleton received plenty of attention in yesterday afternoon's practice, and it may be that the starting Kansas line-up against Notre Dame will include them.
John Seible, giant letterman at end last year, is being worked at tackle and has shown steady progress since he began practice last Monday afternoon.
Burnett and Vogel, newcomers to the varsity, were sent through a lengthy defensive workout in yesterday's practice.
Some More Casualties
Another letterman, John Peterson,
left the field when he attempted a
head-on tackle and received a twisted
knee. He would have to have him in shape for today's practice.
Wade Green, converted from a guard into an end, is suffering with a *charley horse* and is taking little part in practices. Douglass, a promising sophomore hallback, has a sprained ankle and will not work long today.
Coach Ad Lindey is still pessimistic about the prospects for his 1935 team. "There is lots of work to be done before I can speak," he hawker mentor. "I haven't thought too much about the South Bend game yet because I have been too busy trying to find an eleven that will click. Our coach is with our big Six-schuldule."
Team Has Scriumimage Practice
Yesterday Couches Lindsey and Mila Gette watched the squid in a 45-minute scrimmage and were nine more than the team. The pair staiting of nine lettermen and two sophomores was lined up against a sophomore team, with the exception of the senior. They backed. On the veteran team were
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On the other team were St. Germain and Hormuth at ends and Vogel and Burnette at tackles. Deeny and Loughmiller started at guards but were replaced soon afterward by Ward and Kwaternik, two sophomores, who are
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Lutton was sent in at center for Trombull within a few minutes after the scrimage got under way. Decker, Hardacre, Harrington, and Wiencke comprised the backfield. George Hapgood, halfback, replaced Man杜霍 on the first squad. Breuening and Winckel came up at end, after taking the positions held by St. Germain and Horthm.
During the scrimage, Manolo Stukey got off for a 70-yard run. The defense of Phelps, Sklar, and McCall, the center of the attack, forced Manolo Stukey. The accuracy of passes thrown by Bill
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