WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 31,1934
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VOLUME XXXII
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White and Harry
Injuries; Me
Peterson I
Linea
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White and
Kansas faces the
hackers' dependables.
Fred Hirsch, injured in the Iowa
turning in nice perfe-
started the game a
blocking and off-tur-
tured the early part of
looked especially good
for this play. The
these players is expe-
action for more than
To offset this loss, J
Tommy McCall, reul
in the lineup after
season. Peterson is
reuased as well.
while McCall is a ve
is assured of a startin
game in his game. he
has aggressive
stocky guard is an ox
in the team. He
the four of Kansas' six
season.
Jayhawk Break
Vault improvement
Ames in the charger
blocking of the line up
on the floor, breaking through the
stepping their sensitive
Allender, and Miller
after time. On offense
the player gets much better shape it
game has shown. Korn
the entire game at full
in a nice job of calling.
Korn
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George Hapgood's looked for better the team could produce a, hindered by wet ball. Nothing to use an air atate after that. In that department, fumbling considering conditions. Kansas Ic and recovered the B practice for the A begest night with in what we know is already somewhat for the H with Nebraska here a day.
PROF. W. A. DILI TO COMPILE ELEI
Kansas is now cech of any one of the ponents of hauling a train. The train was weakened some by the bruising Pittsburgh Pit this Saturday.
Prof. W. A. Dill. City tonight to aid in piling election returns for the Associated Party Mr. Dill has been Press election staff years. The election, every two years, on Tuesday and Thursday. In the post his sided of taking the returns from the races.
Jackson To His Prof. D. C. Jackson trieing engineering, his president of the Kan Education Engineering Education in Manhattan.
Undefeated Phi Chi's And Ramblers to Meet
Game Will Decide Touch Football Victors in Division 1
Phi Chi, the fighting medics, and the Ramblers remained in a deadlock for leadership in Division I of intramural touch football when each won its fourth straight victory in Tuesday's program. The Phi Chi's defended Triangle, 6-0, and the Ramblers took Acacia by the same score. The fight for supremacy comes to a climax at the end of the week when the two undefeated eleven meet.
Phi Chi's victory over Triangle came when Stenasa, left end, got under a 40-yard pass from Koerber on the Triangle goal line and carried the ball over for
The Rambers' victory over Acecui took the aerail route early in the game Wilde, playing halfback, took a shot from the ground. Both teams threatened several times during the remainder of the tilt, but a fine exhibition of blocking prevented an interception.
The Betas were unable to break the tying jinx which has become attached to them. Tuesday's scoreless tie with the D. U's was the third even count the Betas have had. They showed a better game than the opponents in passing and stopped strong for the D.M. line hold tight when the ball was in dangerous territory.
Hornsbeech Delia Chi (Masters-Murray, Clark-McCarroll, Vandement-Baecck) lost to Theta Tau (Stout-Main-Henet-Zerb, Colum-Larson) 3-0 Campus Cara-Carra Cara (forfeit) from S.A.E. (Bewens-tree, Tree-Sails, forfeit) 3-0.
Results in Other Sports
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Handball: Keyhawk (Mustard-Raport, Obee-Braden, and Packard) defeated Phil Dela (Van Clewe-Mclare Benton-Dickson, and Chambers-3)
Women's Intramurals
Chi Omega forfeited last night's volleyball game to Pi Beta Phi.
Chi Omega is scheduled to play Alpha Delta Pi tonight at 8 o'clock, and Pi Beta Pi will play Corin hall.
Thursday at 4:30: Hoffman, Phi Pi
vs. Danielle, Sigma Kappa; Campbell,
Phi Pi, vs. Johnson, Sigma Kappa;
Phi Pi, vs. Phi Pi, vs. Whizzer, Sigma
Kappa.
Horseshoe matches scheduled for to-night are Kaying, Kappa, vs. Hamilton, A. D. Pi; Wime, Kapp, vs. Ripon, A. D. Pi; Wime, Kapp, vs. Tengurow, Tengurow, A. D. Pi
Men's Intramurals
Thursday, Nov. 1
3:30 Tennis Triangle vs. Squirrels.
3:40 football to篮球队 Kagus vs. Sigurri.
D.p. Delta Theta vs. Sigma Ngu.
D.p. Psi Gamma Jayhawk vs. Delta SPI.
4.30 Horseshoes: K.E.K. vs. A.T.O.
D.U. vs. Campus Raiders.
4:30 Handball: P.K.A. vs. Sigma Chi
Friday, Nov. 2
Friday, Nov. 2
3:30 Tennis: Pigs vs. S.A.E; S.P.E.
vs. Collelians.
4:30 Horseshoes; Delta Tau Delta vs Kayhawk; Triangle vs. Phi Gam.
4:30 Handball: Kappa Sig vs. Acacia Delta Chi vs. Theta Tau.
Famous Tigers to Return
The 1930 Tigers headed by their old captain, Carl L. Riston, special assistant to the president of the state, Walt Disney, will gather here from California to idle to lead their moral support to the 1954 edition of the Tigers in the annual classic of the Minnesota Valley—the M.U.-born Tigers.
Columbia, Mo., Oct. 30—(UP)—Homestead at the University of Missouri this year on Thanksgiving Day will be featured by a return to the campus of the University of Missouri in 1500, the team coached by Bill Ripon who made a barnstorming trip into Mexico.
Winning Team of 1969 to Be Feature at M.U. Homecoming
Members of the 1969 team, "the greatest ever produced at Missouri University" according to the old-timers, who are expected in Columbia on Turkey Day are in addition to Raiton Warren; Klein, St. Louis insurance man; Artie Lewis; St. Louis banker; Ewert F. Johnson, with the Public Service Commission in Jefferson City; William Deuterame, Long Beach, Calif.; Jim Pixie, George Washington University Athletic director; Henry S. Greve, Moorhouse Haven, Fla.; Dana Tahlee, Text; and William Saunden, athletic director at Illinois college.
Two members of the team: Joseph B. Bluck and Glenn B. Shuck, were killed in the World War.
Jayhawkers Play At Homecoming Games Of Four Schools
Homecoming football games will be a habit with the Jayhawks before the 1934 season is over.
Four out of five of this season's out-of-town games were scheduled as homecoming battles. K.U. has already provided opposition for Kansas State at their homecoming, and the three remaining out-of-town games, Iowa State at Ames, Washington St. Louis, and Columbus at Columbia, are homecoming affairs.
Nebraska's Cornhuskers will provide the opposition at the K.U. homecoming in Nov. 17.
HASKELL COACH WILL SPEAK ON KFKU ATHLETIC INTERVIEW
As a part of the fifteenth anniversary celebration at Haskell Institute, Gus Welch, head coach, will speak over KFKU Tuesday at 6 p.m. Mr. E.R Elbel, assistant professor of physical education, will also speak on the program, which is known as "Athletic Interview."
"The Elementary German lesson," usually broadcast over KFKU at 6pm Friday, will be replaced this week by a course in German offered by Crisse Simpson instructor in organ. Prof. E. F. Engel, who conducts the lesson, will be out of town. Gabriel Faure, noted French composer of the subject, will be the subject of Mr. Simpson's lecture.
COACH ALLPHIN ISSUES CALL FOR COMMUNICATION
FOR SWIMMING ASPIRANTS
Coach Herbert Allpin again urges all men interested in swimming to come to Room 206 in Robinson Gyn Thursday afternoon at 5.15. The coach says that it does not matter whether or not the men have been in competition before.
Because of the loss of all but two lettermen, the swimming prospects are rather poor this year. There is a shortage on sprinters, breast stroke men, and divers. There are positions this year for them, where only 15 were used last year.
Since the varsity competition will probably not begin until after Christmas this year, Coach Alphin says that the swimmers still have a fine opportunity to win a borth on the Varsity swimming team.
PROFESSOR DILL'S FOOTBALL
SUMMARY SYSTEM EXPLAINED
The Publishers' Auxiliary, a weekly newspaper, has published in its latest issue complete details of the workings of the new football summary system and has here lost all fall by Prof. W. A. Dill, head of the KU news bureau of the University.
The system, which was used in all the Jayhawk's home games last fall, is a method by which visiting newspaper men may have complete statistics of football games within a few minutes after the game is over.
Tiger Polo Team To Norman
The University of Missouri polite team will travel to Norman to engage the Sooners in a two game series to be played Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. It will be the first major contest for the Tigers this season, accompanied by Leuct. Charles S. Whitmor, left today for Waltnorm.
Send the Daily Kansan Home!
Rugged Leathers
Since men who establish the standards of dress in this country have chosen sturdy shoes to complement the rough soft fabrics of tweeds, homewear and sheaths this type of footwear is not only correct but it is in fashion.
The man on the university campus has also taken up this fashion to such a degree that he is more popular with the undergraduate than they have been in many years. Hugged leather may be ingrained or covered with leather or even Norwegian calf.
Nor is there any convention as to detailing or pattern of these shoes providing the stitching or perforation is prominently appropriate to the ruggedness of the footwear. The skin must be weight and in many cases the extension is wide to accentuate its ruggedness.
The sturdy bluerock oxford is frequently seen worn by smartly dressed men and supplements in comfort and appearance the rough woven fabrics.
Brown is an ideal service color for he incident weather of the season, oncebrown is favored in the rugged type of footwear. The accepted shade, with brown which enthraces a manhunt mellow bleeding tone ages.
Topeka, Kans, Oct. 31—Not since 1918 has a Washburn team scored on Kansas State, and the Ichabods hope at least to count against the Wildcats in the playoffs after night in Moorrow bowl. The superior reserve strength of Kansas State seems to preclude any chance of a Washburn victory but the Blue hopes to make a good showing before a *Homecoming* is expected to be that towl's capacity.
The center of the Blue line which was somewhat tramped in the second half of the Blues 6-14 lost to Emporia Teachers last week will be considerably strengthened by the presence of George Parker 193-pound guard.
Ichabod Team Has Not Scored Rivals Since 1918
Washburn to Play Aggies;Sooners Laud Kansas Club
Coach Bearg and Elmer Holm, line coach, hope to improve the team's offense for Saturday's fray. Neither coach has a lot of offensive halfbacks, were in condition for the Emporia game, but will be able to play against Kansas State.
The game is scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday and will be followed by the annual homecoming varsity in Whiting field house.
Manhattan, Kan., Oct. 30—Thirty-seven years of football rivalry between Kansas State and Washburn college will be resumed next Saturday when the No. 18 Topeka, Saturday's game will give the Ichebads a chance to chalk up the first victory over Kansas State in 20 years. In 24 games played by the two teams, Kansas State and Washburn has won nine and Kansas State 13. In 1912 and 1920, the teams tied.
Wildeats and Blues Renew Rivalry
KANSAS HAS ENVIABLE RECORD IN CONFERENCE COMPETITION
In the six years of the Big Six conference, Kansas has won 11 major championships, including four in basketball, six in track, and one in football, out of a possible 28. In minor sports, including basketball, Kansas has won five championships. Kansas won six basketball titles in succession, and three in tennis.
Huskers Prepare for Pittsburgh
With only the annual Freshman Variety football game scheduled for Saturday, a rest is in store for Nebraska's football team. Bible Chapel explained that this week would be spent in the practicing of special plays to be tried by the coaching staff. The course the line will have an overhairing, but, as yet, the Husker mentor believes the changes are not needed.
Miss Larson to Address Y.W.C.A.
Miss Mary E. Larson, assistant professor of sociology at the university life in Sweden at the regular meeting of the Inter-racial Commission of Y.W.C.A. at 7 o'clock tomorrow night at Henley house, Martha Peterson, McKinney, Indiana, hkins c35. co= chairmen of the group all University women are invited.
Miss Larson to Address Y.W.C.A.
"We found Kansas a better defensive club than Nebraska the previous week end," Coach Lewie Hardage of the Sooners reported following the Oklahoma State team that good and Coach Ad Linden had them keyed to a tremendous fighting pitch. Their touchdown pass was perfectly thrown and perfectly caught. I thought our past defense was much improved. We were surprised by what we interested the first two they tried."
Lindsey Bad Team Keyed to Tremendous Fighting Pitch
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An aroused Missouri team that held Chicago's undefeated team to a 6-5 tie for three quarters at Saturday Saturday, the first time someone coming game at Norman Saturday.
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"Chicago started its second team against the Tigers," Hugh Mcdermott, Sooner scout, reported upon his return, "only to have Missouri punch the ball down to the Chicago 20-yard line whereup to Coach Shahegyss quickly ran in his first team and it was this aggregation that kept the Tigers off of the time. Missouri is stronger this year than any other since Cardino has been coach."
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