VOLUME XXXII
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Stepping out of big football for the first time in the Kansas football team putting out of big-time to play in the Big Ten. St. Louis for a game wi Washington University Beans are stronger the year by comparative score 7 to 12 to Illinois which was defended to 7.
While Kansas was on State to a scoreleader the muddy field last field St Jaeon Counselman's 7 in the midst of a daw The Buffer and Illumine are the only points that listered against the St season, and they have a KMcendrek, Washab on
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time. On offense,
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Prof. W. A. Dill. City tonight to aid in piling election return for the Associated Press Mr. Dill has been a Press election staff years. The election, every two years, will begin this month row. In the post his assisted of taking the returns from the races.
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Track Meet to Feature Intramurals Program
Blanks Have Been Issued to Managers of Organizations
Plans for the annual intrasurf fish track meet to be hold Nov. 6 and 8 in Memorial Stadium were first outlined Wednesday by E. R. Eibel, director of intramural athletics. Mr. Eibel issued entry blocks to all organization managers. This is the biggest event in the season, with a total of 24 materially in the race for total points. Kappa Sigma has been the winner of the event for the past two years.
There will be eight events this year. A high jump, a lunge, a dish, 12nd- yard high hurdles, high jump broad jump, shot-put and medley relay. The 44rd- yard medley of former years has been won.
Each organization may enter four man
in each event, and the team will be
divided into teams. Points will be
distributed as follows first place, 3
second place, 2nd place, 1st place,
4th place; 1 point for com-
mencement.
Several individuals have been seen warming up on the track during the past week, looking to a stiff competition in the comme meet.
week of wednesday's Competition
Muncolin, Olega Shipurov, Pelt-Lennon,
won from Pit Gamma Delta (Guerrevy-
mount), 5-4; Gamma Delta (Guerrevy-
mount) 3-0; Kaya-kawelw, won from DTD,
on Wednesday.
Tennis: Kappa Sigma (Gross, Rocer- Shultz, Graft-Fullmer) defeated S.P.E (Cook, Ivy-Turner, forfeit) 3-0.
Handball: S.P.E. won by S.P.E.
Handball! S.P.E. won from Sigma N by default;
3:39 tennis. Triangle vs. Squirrels.
4:00 football. Kapsi Svs. d. DT. Phi Delt vs. Sigma Nu; S.P.E. vs. Pham Jawhayn v. D. Chi.
Schedule for Thursday, Nov. 1
Friday. Nov. 2
4:30 handball: Pi.K.A. by Sig. Chi.
4:30 horseshoe: K.E.K. vs. A.T.O.; D U. vs. Campus Raiders.
3:30 tennis; Pigs vs. S.A.E.; S.P.E. vs. Collegians.
4:30 horseshoes: D.T.D. vs. K. Hawk Triangle vs. Phi Gam
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934
4:30 handball. K: Sig vs, Acacia; Delta Chi vs, Tchao Tsa.
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Women's Intramurals
Alpha Delta Pt defeated Chi Omega, 27 to 29, in interunational volleyball last night. Players on the winning team were Orlando Robie, Riley Spring, Baird, and Teagarden. Olson and Teagarden were outstanding players. On the Chi Omega team was Brady Krebhal, Wason, Brooks, Woody, Humphrey, Heidrick, Stockman and
Chi Omega forfeited to Pi Beta Phi.
Tennis result: Walter, Gamma Game, Phila Kappa, defeated Witten, Alpha, Gamma Trehlbill, defended Grant, Game,
Horsechess manches to be played Friday at 4:30 are Daveye, Alain Gam, vs. Biblsberg, Phi Pi; Wilfian, Alpha Gam, vs. Biblsberg, Phi Pi; Wilfian, Alpha Gam, vs. Field
Housebase: Hamilton, A.D.P.
defeated Keying, Kappa; Winna, Kappa
de defeated Keying, A.D.P. Toomgarden, A.D.P.
defeated Humphrey, Kappa; Baker,
Baker; Rooney, T.N.T. rencores,
T.N.T. rencores, Iwnd, Iwnd,
and Iwnd, Ind, defeated Boman, L.W.W.
Betty Winn, Kappa, holds the individual high score in horseshoes having won three games and lost none. The standings are as follows: Independents, Iwain, Iwain, and Parkinson, won four and lost none; second, Alain Gaim, Davey, Young, and Wilhun, won two and lost none; third, Chi, Gaet, Smith, and Hernbaker won five and lost two, fifth Sigma Kappa, Johnston, Whitte, and Daniels won eight and lost two, sixth in the following order: Alpha Delia Pi,
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Handball results: Mary Irwin, Ind. defeated Lockhart, Gamma Phi.
Washburn Hobos to Parade
Students Will Celebrate Annual Event All Day Tomorrow
Hobo Day and all its attendant trappings will be featured at the homecoming event. The college tomorrow and Saturday. Classes will be dismissed all day tomorrow and the celebration will be climbed with the college. State in Moore bowl Saturday night.
Rags and tattered which would put the most enthusiastic "twory Willie" to shame will be the feature of the day tomorrow with the holding of a pep rally in the morning at 9 o'clock marking the beginning of activities. The Knights of the Road will reign throughout the day.
KFKU
A parade through the down-town district will be held following the rally with the hobbes in full regalia. The parade will be led by the king and queen, followed by lowering the parade a dime舞会 will be held in the women's gymnasium. The homecoming game with Kansas State will begin at 8 p.m. in Moore bowel. After the game a free variety dance will be held in Wihiting field
Thursday, Nov. 1
6:00 p.m. 14th Athletic Interview presenting Gus Welch, Haskell Institute.
20:30 p.m. Debate: "Can the federal government be more successful than the states in dealing with the problems of inequities in educational opportunity which now exist?" 20:00 p.m. Musical program arranged by G. Criss Simpson, instructor in organ, presenting an illumin d lecture on
0:00 p.m. musical program arranged by G. Criss Simpson, instructor in organ, presenting an illustrated lecture on Gabriel Faure.
6:00 p.m. Musical program arranged by Dean D. M. Swarthout, presenting Tom Ryan, pianist.
Saturday, Nov. 3
Veenker Expected To Use Varied Attack Against Inshowkers
Ames, Iowa, Nov. 1—Dissatisfied with the Cyclone air offense, Coach George Veenker began yesterday to polish up the Iowa State passing attack for use against Kansas here in the Homecoming game Saturday. Of course, there was no day, not one was completed, and five of them were intercepted.
Bill Allendor and Harold Birney were accorded the major share of attention as passers although Harold Miller and Tom Neal were also used. The two men, Theophilus, Neal and Fred Poole were on thereceiving end of the throws.
Although the Cyclone running attack worked rather well against the Huskers, some time was spent on perseverance. The team was successfully. The Iowa State team may be expected to use a more varied attack against Kansas than it has in the past.
Quack Club hold pledging services last night after first entertaining the elected pledges with a stack fry at the kitchen colonn, several miles west of Leiceston.
Quack Club Holds Pledging
Advance ticket sales would indicate a record crowd for the Homecoming name.
Norman, Nov. 1—Oklahoma will seek its first Big Six conference victory of the 1034 season in the twenty-fifth annual college basketball game. Saturday at Owen field here.
SOONERS SEEK FIRST BIG
SIX VICTORY IN M.U. GAME
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Thousands of old grads will return to the Sooner campus to see the annual clash of Sooners and Tigers and also participate in such colorful Homecoming festivities as the Homecoming parade, the annual banquet-dance of the Oklahoma City Alumni Club, pop rally, and fraternity and sorority reception.
Upon the suggestion of the Men's Student Council, the W.S.G.A. and the Council have decided to send Edwin (Hans) Pfeizerz, head cheerleader, to the K-U-Iowa State game at Ames, Saturday.
HANS PFUETZE TO BE SENT
TO AMES GAME SATURDAY
"In sending a cheerleader to the Cyclone game the Council is doing an unprecedented thing" Gumar Mykkele of LSU said on Monday. The trip is being given Plozetro in appreciation of his services in the Jajahew cheer leader signd regard.
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At Ames, Fruetz will lead the cheering of the 200 former Kansas students at the game. All Kansan rosters will sit on the east side of the stadium
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