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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934
VOLUME XXXII
Pajama-Clad Will Be Fe At Annual
Free Movies Wi
South Park M
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An escent of motorcyc the University band will cession of nightshift-cla in their winding march through the morrow night in the th final nightshift parade.
All men students are to the memorial Union be o'clock, and at 7:15 the parade runs rue through a lance of torches. The parade w down Indiana street to and then cast to Massa fare in a smoke dance to!
All Men Can Tail
"It is thought by man rade for Freshmen on like it understand that al are to participate." Sol chairman of the trideptile team must be Kuenm and Ku-Ku's route out all搂.
At South Park a trip which Lawrence bughs a savings box and puck his wife Edwin. Edwin (Hano) Pcheler cheerlead, and his son in some rousing yells to pop talks by Dr. Forrest Mackenzie and Jack Rice, c.36
Merchants to Pro-
Through the courtesy
rence Chamber of Com-
dents will be treated
students in nightshirts w
to the Dickinson, Varisha
theaters free of charge
theater, because of the
sing there, will not be
beaten up. A cheerleader
the theater organist will
students in singles the
"It is very essential
preserved throughout it
order that the program
time for the 9 o'clock
Linderhua. No rioting.
The police and Ku-Ku's, who are
parade, will be on hum
marchers.
Student Recital
Piano and Voice Are Fe Arts Program
The weekly Fine Art bad this afternoon in dition at 3:30 was as follows:
Piano:
There and Variation George Trove
Trio:
Bid due bei mir
The Sandman, (from and Gretel)
Keith Dav
Piano:
Sonata, Op. 31, No. 2
First Movement Willelua Quire
Voice:
Prelilas Has Such Chu Graues, art by Mildred Laerdal
Piano:
Concerto in G minor
First Movement Carloybal (Orchestra on the by Howard C.)
Address Bacterial Professors N. P. Sher Dwayne with teaching Biology Bacteriology Club hall yesterday. Both a talk about their experiper on a trip to the neriority in Indiana. P spoke about the social productions. P talked about its industrial side.
Educational Gro
Pi Delta Kappa,
n fraternity, elected offe
at a special meeting T
Those elected are: praecr:
presst; vice president;
f retary-treasurer, Garlia
J. W. Twister;
F. R. Seymour;
F pressed the meeting to
School District in Ka
Four Conference Teams in Big Six Games Tomorrow
Jayhawk - K-Aggie Contest
Is Expected to Result
in Big Scores for
Both Squads
Saturday's Big Six Schedule
Nebraska - Oklahoma at Norman.
Kansas - Kansas State at Manhattan.
Missouri - St. Louis at Columbia.
Missouri-Si - St. Louis at Columbia.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 19—(UP) Big Six football will go off the big end of the springboard this Saturday with four of the six teams engaged in inter-league competition. Missouri and Iowa State take on outside teams.
The fighting probably will be toughest at Norman, where Nebraska, the ruling house of the midwest, and Oklahoma, where the hunker tribe ever abides, meet.
Two weeks ago it looked like the breakup had started at Lincoln, with Ms. Trump's campaign rally but today it was a different story, with the Cornishians confident and sure of future prospects.
At Norman Lewis Hardage worked hard all week to polish the Sooner offensive plays. Hardage had high hopes for his outfit when the season got underway, but unless it comes to life toorrow there isn't much likelihood that it will top the conference standings that Sooner attack was confined to making three first downs, a condition not conducive to touchdown drives.
Hopes to Defeat Jinx
The other conflict conflict is at Marathon, where Kansas State will go up against Kansas and also the just that it can't beat the Jushawkers on the home soil, for since 1928, these teams, against each other, have lost at home.
The game, however, should produce some touchdowns on both sides which it hasn't done in five or six years. The players would have worked for the first time last Saturday, and staged a touchdown polo game between them at 33 points without smiting a victory.
Such scoring without victory indicates, according to Lynn Waldorf, the Manhattan mentor, a need for better defense so in the last week he has directed most of his efforts along that line, from time branding up his scoring plays.
Ad Lindsey's eleven will have the margin in weight, for his Jawhawk line top will State's 10 to 15 pounds to the right. The state's 10 likely book-backs to call on.
A definite line on Iowa State's rejuvenated team will be obtained tomorrow afternoon when Cyclones barge into the field. The players at Ames. If Coach Veenker and the Cyclones can take the Hawkeyes it will be all the better, given places in the conference this fall.
Iowa State depends on Neal
Iowa State will try to match Ozie
Simmons' play with their nimbile
play. He and the team were
depended on to crack the line and toss
some passes. And when the going gets
rough too Fred Poole should be able to
kick his team out of danger. He un-
dertook the ball three times in the
midwest last week against Missouri.
The Tigers, who came through the Iowa State encounter without any physical damages, play host to the St. Louis Rams, who will pit two Notre Dame system teams against each other. The Billikens will be after their fifth victory in as many years over the Tigers, but they encountered last fall.
Coach Carideo gave his varsity a thorough search this week for a punter, and also put in much time on his pass. The varsity coach did most of the testing against Iowa State, with Angelo showing more than another moment than he had in practice sessions.
Boulder, Colo. Oct. 19 - Two comparative sports in Rocky Mountain Conference athletic competition, Brigham Young and Colorado University, clash on the football battlefield tomorrow at Ogden, Utah. It will be the first time that Colorado has ever played Brigham Young in Utah.
The C. U. u.squid is having erroneous practice this week, following the 13-7 loss to Colorado Teachers. Coach Saunders believes the defensit will put his players in fighting games for the remaining six Conference games on the schedule.
COLORADO SQUAD TO UTAH FOR BRIGHAM YOUNG GAM
A squad of 28 players, the coaches managers and trainer left Boulder yesterday afternoon, and there was a long workout this morning, and the players will now rest until game time. This will be followed by game outside of the State this year.
These Boys "Hold That Line" for Kansas State
Several faculty members of the University will speak at the Tenth Annual Conference of Kansas Instructors in Economics and Business is being held at Kansas State College Friday and Saturday.
State Instructors to Meet
The first meeting of the group was Friday at 10 a.m. on the general theme of *Long Time Planning* for the Kansas State Board explained the work Planing Board explained the work of absence of absence while serving as assistant director of the Kansas State Planning Board explained the work of absence of absence while serving as director of the Legislative Council Research de-
The best nucleus for a Kansas State line since the "Purple Powerhouse" is furnished by the above six letter man of the Wildcat wildflower wall. Size and power are furnished by Captain George Maddux, Manhattan; Jim Freeeland, Trenton, Mo.; Don Flintherop, Wanego; and Dean Grilling, Council Grove, while Dan Partner, El Dorado; and Gene Sandung, Galen, make up in pace and aggressiveness what they lack in
FREELAND - TACKLE
Several Faculty Members Will Address Annual Economies Conference at Manhattan
Oklahoma Coach "Psyches" His Squad Out of Despair Spirit
Is Psychology in Football Successful?
Coach Lewis Hardage of the University of Oklahoma believes so.
At least psychology has been inserted into the art of football coaching this week by Hardgard. The showing of his team was a highlight, as most part a result of low team morale.
the beginning of practice early this week. Hardage tried a new system. The team discovered that it did not have
Aransas, Oct. 18—Iowa State College, after winning a closely contested game last Saturday from the Missouri Tigers, meets its first stiff opponent, the University of Iowa. Saturdays games are already played by Iowa State have been rather easy victories, the University of Iowa team, with a veteran line and two backfield stars in position, to turn the tables next Saturday.
to work long hours. Scrimmage practice was reduced to thirty minutes. The team got no severe criticism from their coach.
The hoped-for result happened. Surprise, then a sense of gratitude overtook the squad. The fellows took on a new kind. The right kind of spirit returned.
Couch Hardy, like others who have seen their pupils lose the first big chance, applied a logistic principle to help them win. "It's as good in football as anywhere else."
partment talked on the work of that body, and Prof. Jens. P. Jensen will also take part in the discussion.
Cyclones Meet Stiff Opponent
As part of the Friday luncheon program, Prof. John Ise talked to the Student Forum on the subject "Recent Economic Developments."
Dean Stockton will be chairman of the second meeting Friday afternoon. Domino Gacliaglio will talk on "Labor and the Recovery Program." The conference is members of the conference will attend a banquet at the Manhattan Club.
During the Saturday morning program, Prof. Henry F. Holtzelw will take part in the discussion concerning
the major changes in the position of the consumer resulting from the recovery program.
The conference will adjourn at 11:30 Saturday to attend the K.U.-K.S.C. football game.
May Obtain Membership Blanks
Membership blanks for the Kansas
State Teachers' Association and also the
available in Dean Schwieger's office,
room 103 Fraser hall, Kansas State
Teachers' Association meetings will be
hold Nov. 1, 2, and 3 in Kansas City,
Kansas City, Dodge City, Hutchinson,
Hutchinson, and Chanute.
TWO MILERS WIN TWO RACES
ON TWO SUCCESSIVE DAYS
Norman, Oct. 18—Victorious over both the Denton Teachs. Teachers and the University of Texas in meets Friday and Saturday at Denton and Dallas, Coach John Jacob' Oklahoma two-mile team is bumily preparing for its dual run with the Oklahoma Aggies between halves of the Oklahoma-
LEVINE HARDAGE
OKLAHOMA CONCERT
Nebraska football game here Saturday.
At Dent the entire second Team
finished ahead of the first Dent runner.
Oklahoma winning 40 to 5. Froyd
Loehner, Sooner ace, did the first mile
in 4:52, and finished in 10:11.
Despite their fatigue, the Snooners were able to defeat Texas with a one-day rest, 32 to 23.
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