UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934
PAGE FOUR
Jayhawkers Hold First Scrimmage Of Spring Season
Coach Lindsey sent his spring football-ball squad into its first scrimmage of the season yesterday. The workout was in the running of fundraising plays.
Coach Lindsey Emphasizes Pass Offense and Defense; Clawson and Sklar at End
Two lines were organized, offensive and defensive, and two backfields were alternately used behind the offensive line. The squad was composed chiefly of freshmen, since only five of last season's varsity men were in uniform.
The practices to date have tended to condition the men and give them drill on the fundamentals of charging, running, ball-handling, and forward pass offense and defense. Lindsay has been paying especial attention to the technique of blocking passes. Last season the Jayhawkers were at a disadvantage many times because of their failure to knock down their opponent's passes.
The change in the rules for next fall will bring the forward pass into more favor as an offensive weapon, and the backward have to be strengthened accordingly.
Lindsey has introduced a few minor changes in the basic formations. He intends to continue using the short punt formation and the single wing formation. The changes deal with spacing, timing and assignments of the players. In an attempt to strengthen the of-
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fense the coaches are using Sklar and Clawson at ends, who played running guard and tackle respectively, last season.
Dick Wells, basketball center, has been practicing for an end position. The off-tackle power plays, from the formations Lindsey uses, require strong, charging ends, who can move the opposing tackles.
It is unlikely that further serimmages will be held this week, because Lindsey will leave tonight for Indianapolis with the trackmen who will be entered in the Butler Relays Saturday night. The practice sessions will be freshman coach, will have charge of the practice sessions during Lindsey's absence.
Several of last year's varsity men are participating in track, some are not in school this semester, and some are devoting their time to their studies.
Cancellor E. H. Lindley yesterday talked before a meeting of the Coffeyville Junior College and High School in the first joint chapel of the year. Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary, accompanied the Cancellor on the trip.
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