THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1934
VOLUME XXXII
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An escent of motorcycle the University band will cession of nightshirt—in their winding march on the streets. Morrow night in the thir nial nightshirt parade.
All men students are to the memorial Union by b'clock, and at 7:15 the parade passes through a lane of torches. The parade wides Indiana street to and then cast to Massa Gates. A racer fare in a snake dance to $8.
All Men Can Talk
"It is thought by man,
rade for Freshmen onl
like it understood that all
are to participate," Sol
chairman of the trudite
sideline and staff.
K-men and Ku-Ku's
route out all slackers.
At South Park a hung which Lawrence merchan saving boxes and packed trunks, the manager Edwin (Hans) cheerleader, and his ass in some rousing yells to I pop talks by Dr. Forrest and Jack Rice, c. 36. And Jack Rice, c. 36.
Merchants to Provi
Through the courtesy
rence Chamber of Comm-
dents will be treated in
studies and students in nightshirts wi
the Dickinson, Varasil
theaters free of charge,
theater, because of the si-
gning there, will not be c
raders. At the Dickins
a cheerleader on the
students in singing the s
"It is very essential
preserved throughout t
order that the program r
time for the 9 o'clock
Lindenbaum. No raiding
stores will be permitted
and Ki-Ku's, who are
partners will be on hand mercers
Student Recital
Arts Program
The weekly Fine Arts hold this afternoon in its auditorium at 3:20 as was follows:
Piano:
Theme and Variations
George Trev
Voice:
Biu die bei mir
The Sandman, (from and Gretel)
Keith Dav
Piano:
Sonata, Op. 31, No. 2
First Movement
Willis Quat.
Voice:
Phyllis Has Such Chu
Graces, arr. by
Mildred Hole
Piano:
Concerto in G minor
First Movement
Carolyn Bai
(Orchestral parts on by Howard C.'
Address Bacterial Professors N. P. Sher Downs were the guest Bacteriology Club lime hall yesterday to talk about their expertise on a trip to the nratory in Indiana.
Spoke about the social oratory while Professor a talk about its industry
Piano and Voice Are Fes Arts Progra
Educational Gro
Pi Delta Kappa, na fraternity, elected office at a special meeting T
Those elected are: presstion; throne; vice president; F retury-treasurer; Gerald J WMiller, admiral of the club. D fressed the meeting on School District in Ka
Lindsey Insures Against Injuries With Light Drills
Jayhawk Regulars Engage in Dummy Scrimmage in Preparing for Saturday Tilt
No chances are being taken by Coach Lindsey in practice this week of injury, any of his first string players with the conference-opening clash against Kansas State at Manhattan looming up for Saturday. Dummy scrimmage against the freshmen has been the most strenuous item for the Joyhawk regulars, and, as a result, they are now playing a fine condition for Saturday's battle.
While the variety eleven has beer brushing up its passing attack and defense, running signals from the new offensive formations, and working or blocking, the reserves have been carrying out what work it scrimmages against the fresh.
No Kansas State Injuries
Similar methods of preparation are in use in the Wilkes-Barre where Lyun's Wilkes-Barre coach, is drilling his squash against the freshman gridsters, who are equipped with Kansas plays and formations. The Manhattan crew is also in good physical condition. No injuries in the opposition camp are serious enough to maturing lineups, according to the latest reports.
If early season games mean anything in pre-game prediction, A Saturday's game can be forecast as a last-half strength in the last half of all its games this season after indifferent starts. Against the Fort Hays State Teachers, all the Wildcat points were scored in City, two touchdowns in City, two touchdowns in the final period tied Manhattan college. A three-touchdown rally toward the end of the game against Marquette is further evidence that the last half power of Waldorf's crew.
The Jayhawkers, likewise, have we shown a tendency to improve during the later stages of their games. Against St. Benedict's last Saturday only 7 points were scored in the first half, but the red and blue warriors added 27 more before the game ended. Both teams have been priming their aerial skills against the opposing team, half can be expected as the pass tossers and receivers get warmed up.
Rain has somewhat slowed up the afternoon practices. The practice field was soggy yesterday, and this morning's downpour made the turf so slippery that it is likely that at least part of this afternoon's drill will be held in the training quarters under the stadium.
Husker Team Extends Challenge to Sooners
Nebraska Has Won Nine Games; Oklahoma, Two,
in 13 Years
Norman, Oct. 18- The football game that may decide the Big Six conference championship, the fourteenth annual college football field here on Saturday, reminds Rooney fans that Oklahoma can show but two victories and two ties in 13 games with the Cormorants and better be getting back on track. The brains in the matter of life-time scores.
In 1919 at Onomah the two teams played a 7-7 tie. Nebraska scored first on a 45-yard drive with McGlasseon going over and Day kicking goal. Oklahoma scored 35 yards off a fake pass play after Smith hadooted a punt, Davis kicking goal. Oklahoma gained 217 yards running to Nebraska's 155, completed 119 yards of forward passes to Neville, gone, and made more first downs.
A review of Nebraska-Oklahoma football history reveals that the first game was played at Lincoln in 1912 and that Oklahoma lost but 10 yards of winning the game in the last moment of play when Trimp Capshaw caught a long pass from Roeders and picked his receiver to the Nebraskas save Tow, the safety.
Played to a Tie
Okahanna Won in 1921
Oklahoma astounded by a win by 124 and by a score of 14 to 7. Woodland, Sooner end, blocked a Cornhusker point, scopped up the ball and stepped across the net with 56-yard march brought the second Sooner
On a muddy field at Lincoln in 1921 Nebraska defeated the Sooners 4 to 1. Preston, elusive Cornushker quarterback, set up nine yards for touchdowns. A surprising Nebraska forward pass attack with Captain Hartley raining beautiful tueshes to Noble, Thompson and Schopeel gave Nebraska 1922 game, played at Napoleon, 39 to 7.
Wildet Followers Anxiously Hope to Break "Home-Team Jinx"
Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 17—Can the Kansas State College football eleven survive the "home team" jinx that has hovered over its relations with the University of Kansas team for nearly two years. Coach Bobby Petrino has Wildest followers guesseas as the squad prepares for its Homecoming contest Saturday afternoon.
A glance down the all-time listings shows that Kansas State has not won from the University of Kansas on its first season, and the cats have not been defended at Lawrence since 1921, a span of eight years in the one case and 13 in the other. Kansas State has not scored against either on Alburn field since 1926 game.
One other such jinx was shaken off on Ahearn field, however, and Kansas Stats are confident this one can be overcome. The Kansas State had won over the University of Kansas, but that fail Don Meckel lopped the jinx into the discard on the turf of Ahearn field. Wildcat partitions will be buried under the same sod.
touchdown, Goat Lamb buiting over. After Nebraska won the 1952 game, 12 to 0, three years passed before the Oakland Hawks came up short in man in 1928 Coach Earnet Bears' powerful Nebraska team crushed Oklahoma, 44 to 6. Slonar's beautiful pursuit was one of the best smashes and Dan McMullen's blocking were features. Bus Mills scored Oklahoma's points on a 42-yard run after taking a pass from Quarterback Kit
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
The two teams played a 13-12 tie at Lincoln in 1929 but Oklahoma won decisively, 29 to 7, at Norman in 1930. The game was the 1931 game for Nebraska and Masteron's field goal the 1932 game although Oklahoma held the Huskers touchdowns for the time in his career, slashing game at Lincoln last year.
The games between the two schools now stand: Oklahoa, won two; Nebraska, won nine; two games tied.
Plan Telegraphic Swimming Meet
Plans were made for the state telegraphic swimming meet sponsored by the University, at a meeting of Quack Sportsmen in the City, divided into two groups, the chairmen of which are Bzie Tholen, f3a, and Ruth Learned, c37. Each chairman will appoint a committee to work out a short skit or water play to be presented by the pledge before their initiation. The acclimatization program of doing stunts. Fledging teams will be held Wednesday, Oct. 31.
Lindley Gives Inaugural Address
Chancellor E. H. Lindley left this afternoon for Wichita to attend the inauguration of David M. Edwards as president of Friends University at Wichita. Chancellor Lindley is giving an address that will return to the University tomorrow.
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Alpha Gamma Deltas Win In Close Volleyball Game
Gamma Phi's Lose, 34 to 375
Sigma Kappa Defeats
Alpha Chi
—Am I goin' to see the game and "How."
At the end of the allotted time the score was tied at 31, but after the time was extended five minutes, the alpha points were recorded. Outstanding players were Gregory, Mitchell and Young for Alpha Gam, and Hinsley, Lincoln and Walker.
Two close and exciting games were played in the woman's intramural volleyball tournament last night. Alpha Gamma Delta defeated Gamma Phi in a thrilling game of the first game. Players for Alpha Gamma Delta were Stuert, Frevrey, Starr, Gregory, Widhin, Edwards, Kavanna, Mitchell, and Young. Gamma Phi players were Hanson, Learned, Schweitzer, Baughinghall, Walters Kirchheff and Grant.
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In the second game, Sigma Kappa deflected Alpha Chi Omega, 30 to 29. Sigma Kappa players were Hutch, Daniels, Smith, and Edwards. On the Alpha Chi team were: Stark, Butter, Cunningham, Bennett, Horn, Horn-
At the end of the half the Sigma Kappas had a good lead the score being 17 to 11 in their favor. During the second half, they steadily steered of Cunningham and Siliman brought their score up to the lead. They were ahead with two minutes left to play when the Sigma Kappas called to win the game by one
Outstanding Sigma Kappa players were Smith, Sharp, Hatch, and Johnston
Places Still Open for Those Wishing to Play Volleyball
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In the horseshoe matches played this week, Hornbaker, Alpha Chi, defeated
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Kirmeyer, Gamma Phi; Yancey, Gamma Phi, defeated Smith, Alpha Chi; and Gaut, Alpha Chi, defeated Goshorn, Gamma Phi. The games to have been played yesterday and today were postponed. The players should call their opponents and arrange to play off the games.
There are still openings for players wishing to play on independent teams in the volleyball tournament. Women will be placed in the governer's office will be placed on a team.
Promethan Elects
The Prometian club of the Unitarian Church has elected the following new officers: Dale Underwood, c37, president; Dorothy Johnston, c38, vice president; Margaret Cleveren, c41, uncle; allan Merlain, c98, treasurer.
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