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Washington To Furnish Kansas 0
White and Hard
Injuries: Me
Peterson I
Linee
Stepping out of B1 play for the first time in the Kansas football to ping out of big-time tide. St. Louis for a game v Washington Universal Bears are stronger t year by comparision se 7 to 12 to Illinois wint defeat to 7 to 12
While Kannas was State to a scoreless to muddy field last $5 Johnny Counselman's 6 in the midst of 7 in the midst of a de The Butler and Ili are the only points that lested against the Season, and they have McKendree, Wabash t
White and Hain
Kansas faces the backfield dependants Fred Harris. Both of them are in the locker room in nice perio started the game at blocking and off-tack tured the early part of looked especially好 played these players are expert for more than To offset this loss, Joe Tommy McCall, regrn in the inne after a choice of backfill a while McCall in a vex is assured of a starting g game in which he is a sides his aggressive o having scored the four of Kansas' six season.
Jayhawks Break
Vast improvement
Ames in the charge
blocking of the line at
the bottom, breaking through
the stepping their semantic
Allender, and Miller a
after time. On offense
they were much better shape
the game has shown. Kee
the entire game at full
proportion into the line.
George Hapson's looked for better than the team could produce, an ing was hindered by and wet ball. Nettle to use an airatal gear in the drill in that department, furnishing considering conditions. Kansas P and recovered the Practice for the V began last night with in which pass was Lindeney is hard at the H with Nebraska here are nureday.
Kansas is now on chance of any of the ponies of hanging a the champions, but not by the brushing Pittsburgh Pi this Saturday.
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Medics Challenge Laws To Annual Football Game
tional Clash
Gridiron Supremacy to Bo Decided in Traditional Clash
Phi Beta Pi, professional medical fraternity, has challenged Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity, to a football game to be played Nov. 15. The challenge which was issued yesterday by the medicine insures a survival this year of the traditional law-medic battle forpidomination of the profession that have gone to the laws, last years by a 6-2 score, the count two years ago being 12-0.
The name which is a popular feature of the Thanksgiving activities on the campus will be played on McCook athletic field. Football equipment will probably be loaned by the athletic department. In their challenge the moccasin spoke of the laws in such a profession of professional terminology as the law that to what extent the lawyers are being insulted The challenge is as follows:
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The human race having definite proof that guardie contents of backbath and aqueous temperature need meet some intimation as to the nature of the chytrus of those naturally born in
6. Having appendages of much unlucky nature is supposed needened in them, but in the case of parasites are judged incompetent of pursuing underrights in the vehicles on which they travel.
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9. Three comes a day when we must wrap up the things of our college days and become men, not defluitivators of panels at plenished round-tables of individuals otherwise known as the Union building. Individuals unable to realize such, being only inmates in the rooms of professional men, should be held on exam-
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Signa: You will take on Nov. 15 as directed—Phil Beta Pi, M.D.
Late Kansas Toss Ties Oklahoma Game 7 to 7
Late Kansas Toss Ties
Stoobland's punt was good for only 9 yards to the Kansas 38. White failed to hit it and the ball went into penalty 5 yards for too much time in the middle. White took the ball from Oklahoma 25 yards to Oklahoma's 45 yard line. Wade made almost 5 yards and failed to hit it. Oklahoma's 39 yards but the ball was just short of a first down. Stutley added the necessary 39 yards to Oklahoma's 33 yard marker. Glanvam-made a punt and was just on the ground.
Kansas 40 yard line. A lateral pass Long to Meyers, lost 2 yards.
(Continued from case 1)
Kelis's pass was intercepted by Lona who returned to his 24 yard line. Poyne made 4 yards. Punzes carried the ball down the left field. Champlin on his 17 yard line, where he returned 10 yards. In three plays, Poyne hit Stuyder on left field. Stuyder pointed out bounds in the home 41. Clawson broke through to throw Stueder for a 7 yard gain. Glarr-ton added another yard. White made 4 yards and returned to the Kansas 25 yard line. White carried the ball for 4 yards. White added another yard. White made 4 yards and returned to the Oklahoma 40 yard
YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL SCORES
selebuska 7
Tulen 21
Chicago 19
Louisiana 43
Ohio State 48
Illinois 10
Dame 19
Southern Methodist 25
Princeton 45
Army 29
Navy 42
Dartmouth 10
Kansas 6
Alabama 5
Georgia
**Iowa State** 7
Kansas State 6
Missouri 4
Norwestern 24
Wisconsin 14
Fordham 14
Cornell 12
Xavier 6
Pennsylvania 6
Haworth 6
Kansas 6
Georgia 6
Fahding U. 20. **Drucke**
tunkell 3. **Grimmill**
eyntishen 13. *Oklahoma A. and M.*
7. *Benedicts* 13. *Chillicothe Bar. Col.* 13.
| | W | L | T | pct. | pta. opls. |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Nebraska | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1.00 | 13 |
| Kansas, State | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1.00 | 13 |
| Iowa State | 1 | 0 | 1 | .550 | 14 |
| Iowa | 1 | 1 | 1 | .250 | 7 |
| Oklahoma | 0 | 1 | 1 | .250 | 7 |
| Missouri | 0 | 1 | 1 | .250 | 7 |
Results of Saturday's Games
Kansas 7  Oklahoma 7  State 7
Nebraska 1  Iowa 7
Tulsa 1  Kansas State 0
Chicago 19  Missouri 6
Results of Saturday's Games
Kansas vs Iowa State ... at Ames
Missouri vs Oklahoma ... at Norman
Kansas State vs Washburn ... at Topeka
one, and he returned to his 48 marker,
and had a walk with the receiver.
Oliviah McNish who was down,
the Kansas 44 yard line sitter a 12 yard
return. While made a yard, Etak made
a run.
Siklar kicked off to Stoichko who returned 20 yards to the Oklahoma State in a timeout and then tumbled but recovered to be down on the Kansas 25 yard line. White made a yellow kick for 3 more, white made an offside for 4 and the Kansas 35. White carried the ball against for a 5 yard gain. One team scored 16 points, Oklahoma called for a time out, Kell sweaked through the line for 4 yards and another first down on the Kansas 48
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
White failed to gain but cut back off tackle for 6 yards on the next play. Neesham lost 2 yards. Stukey picked up 3 yards and pitched 19 yards to the Oklahoma 35 yard line. Payner had Robinson added 3 yards. Gentry picked up 7 yards who clutched a tackler to return the ball. Stukey picked up 2 yards through the line. White was stopped for a yard loss. White fumiled on an end run, and Oklahoma recovered on the Sooner 48
Robinson carried the ball for a 7 yard gain and added 5 more on the next play. Robinson broke away on the first down to score the first touchdown of the game. Kickoff was scored by kicker Scoer Oklahoma 7, Kansas 6. Slick kicked on Stiebkech on the 22 yards to the Oklahoma 32. Two line plays netted the Sooner 2 yards. Gentry attempted to run on a fake punt and recovered to White who fumbled and recovered on the Kansas 24 yard line. Olson Nesshirk carried the ball back to the 25 yard line. White failed to gain. Stiebkech recovered on the 50 yard line. Oklahoma fumbled and Wells recovered on the 50 yard line. Ingood made 2 yards in two plays.
Fourth Quarter
Haggood towed a long pass to Ole Nesmith for a 32 yard gain and a first down on Oklahoma's 10-yard line. Okay, he missed the ball and vaulted the ball 4 yards, but lost a yard on the next attempt. Haggood's pass to Nesmith was caught by Page on Oklahoma's 2 yard line. Genity punted out to Haggood who was able to score by the end of the two. Two attempted passes by Haggood to Nesmith and Skar were incomplete. Haggood fumbled and recovered for a
Hagged heaved a long pass to Stukey in the end zone for a Kansas touchdown. He had a block in Nenah and placed the extra point. Score Oklahoma 7, Kansas 7. Hagger returned 25 yards to the Kansas 35 yard line and returned 52 yards to the Kansas 35 yard line. Oklahoma added 2 more. Hagged made 2 yards on a faint play, but Kansas was penalized 5 yards for offensive touchdowns and out of 4 yard loss. Hagged made 5 yards. Stukey punted out on Oklahoma's 30
Poyer made 4 yards and Rebellion added another. Oklahoma was penalized for foul balling. Centery punted out of bounds on the Karsun 35 yard line. Hepburn gained 10 yards on the return.
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Neemith added 5 yards through the line. Stukey kicked to Steinbeck who returned 13 yards to the Oklahoma 24 yard line. Beyner picked up 2 yards, and then drove to the
| NAME | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7-- |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| KANSAS | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7-- |
| OKLAHOMA | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0-- |
| ATTENDANCE | | | | 8.227 |
Century punted to Happgood who pointed 12 yards to the Oklahoma 48 yard line. The kick was 5 yards, 5 yards, Kell made 5 yards, bringing the ball back to the Oklahoma 48 yard line. The kick was
KUL, Och.
First, downs
Yds. from scrimage 139 121
PASSES attempted 3 3 3
Passes completed 0 0 0
Passes intercepted by 60 0 0
Passes intercepted by 1 2 2
Yds. ret. intrap. passes 12 5 5
Yds. lost by scrimage 17 31
Yds. lost by punts 0 1 4
PUNTS, number 13 14
Total yds. punts 512 522
Average Punts, yds. 39 37
Of punts, yds. 68 67
KICK-Off, yds. 2 2
Kick-off, yds. 60 61
Kick-off, yds. 29 42
FUMBLES 3 2 5
Own fumbles recovered 3 2 5
Times out, periods; 0 0 0
KANSAS 0 0 7-7
OKLAHOMA 0 0 7-7
SUMMARY
Officals; Referee, F. E. Denny,
Brown; bmmp, Dr. J. A. Reilly,
Georgetown; head lineman, C. E.
McBride, Michigan Valley.
Oklahoma: Ends, Brown and Mikosko; tackles, Elworth and Tennison; quarterback, Paige;趴肚backs, Panzee, Meyer and Rohlin; runback, Frank
Kansas Pot. Oklahoma
Wells LT Harris
Lewis LG Little
Phelps LG Little
Walkins U Grey
Shirr Slasy
Clawson RT Gentry
Simmons GB Gentry
Sturmengelo GB Steinberg
Hukey HB Long
Irgangel HB Low
Jogged HB Power
Substitutions, Kansas; Tuckles, Dean Nomish and McCullar; mounds Moore (Phleas to Center) and Green; quarter-tennis, Lemerel; White; fullback, Lemerel and Mouse.
Aliphin Issues Swimming Call
Coach Herbert Alphin announced today that the first meeting candidate for swimming team candidates will be held at 5:30 Thursday in room 260, Robinson gymnasium. Coach Alphin said that this meeting will involve a discussion of what material he will have and enable him to plan a program of practice for the coming season.
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Beta Theta Pi and Phi Kappa Pi were unable to settle their differences of opinion as to supremacy in touch football as their respective eleven battles to a 6-16 tie in the only game played on Friday. It looked like Beta's game until North intercepted a pass from Robinson intended for Stodder
goal-line. Enterler in the game the Piela's had rumbled a Beta punit and Bowen claimed the ball for the Bets. The Bets won, taking a punk over the goal line from Robinson. Neither team was able to gain the advantage point so the hard
Acacia was credited with a win over Pi Kappa Alpha when the latter failed to show up for their scheduled game.
Tennis: Kayhawk won from Sigma Nu 2-1.
With the deadline for play in the individual tennis, horseshoe, and handball tournaments set for this week, the competition is just weeks' worth of challenging as the competitors scramble for the top positions. Thursday, Nov. 1, has been set for the last day for challenges, and Saturday, Nov. 2, has landed the day for the playing of matches.
Handball: Triangle won from Sigma Phi Epilion, 3-0.
The top four men in each pyramid will meet later for the championship ployoff.
Mondav. Oct. 29
3.30 Tennis; Sigma Chi vs. Sigma
Niu; Pis vs. Campus Raider.
3.40 Touch football; Theta Tau vs.
PAC; Kayhawk y Dolin Delthe Tau;
Pac Deli, Jayhawk w SaKA;
3.40 Horseshoe; Kappa Sigma vs.
KEK.
4:30 Handball: Beta vs. Delta Chi.
Tuesday, Oct 20
3:30 Tennis: Kappa Sig vs. S.P.E.
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4.30 Horseshoe: Campus Raiders vs.
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