THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1933
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Jayhawker Squad Still Working Out Touchdown Plays
Varsity Shows Good Gains Against Iowa State Formations Used by 'Frosh'
Hoping to present the strongest offensive drive since the Notre Dame game, the Kansas Jayhawkers are still working out on touchdown plays and midfield passing and running formations. Coach Ad Lindsey has given his squad one of the hardest practice weeks of the season in an attempt to condition the men for Saturday's battle with Iowa State here.
A long dummy scrimage was held last night with the regulars working out on the defense against the yearlings who were using Iowa State formations and later trying offensive thrusters. The team's scrimage followed the signal drills.
Players Still Injured
Both Casini and Beach were still out of the scrimmages because of injuries, but both will be in condition for the Cyclone game Saturday. Watkins was back at center with the regulars, although Phelps was used later.
The same backfield combination that started last week's game is being used this week, with Manning doing most of the passing and Dunn hitting the line. The Kansans will present a play on this week with Clawson shifting to play on some plays and O'Neil and Casual going down on others.
Iowa State Out to Win
Iowa State, after several weeks of improvement, will attempt to upset the Jayhawkers for their second conference win of the season. Fourth place in the Big Six standings will be the reward of the winning team. The Iowaans cannot take better than fifth place if they lose Saturday's name.
By winning the Jayhawks will only be sure of fourth place for a short time, for they will still have to defeat the Tigers, Thanksgiving day, to finish
ahead of the other lower-bracket teams.
The Cyclones may be strengthened by the appearance of Theophilus, star fullback who has been injured most of the season.
Dana to Be Acting Captain
Dana to Be Acting Captain
Ames, Iowa, Nov. 15—Amos Dana,
Cyclone veteran end, has been appointed by Coach George F. Veenker of Iowa State in its final big Six game with Kansas at Lawrence Saturday.
Dana has played one year of football at Iowa Wesleyan and two at Iowa State, and is completing his last year in the Cyclone eleven.
Women's Intramurals
The volleyball game Wednesday night between sigma Kappa and Chi Omega was won by a score of 23-21 in favor of sigma Kappa. The lineup for the winning team was as follows: Kach, Smith, Christman, Lanning, Daniels, Bancraft, Johnson, and Zimmerman. The players of the Chi Omega team were: Filkin, McReynolds, Scott, Hults, Williamson, Johns, Knapp, and Backus.
The games scheduled for Monday night are Delta Zeta vs. Chi Omega, and Sigma Kappa vs. [Alpha Gamma Delta. Both games will be played at 8:15pm.
I. W.W. will play Watkins hall Monday evening in the volleyball semi-finals, at 7:30 p.m. Kappa Kappa Gamma will play the winners of division 4 at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The finals will take place Wednesday Nov. 22 at 8:15.
The junior hockey team won from the freshman-sophomore team by a score of 3-2. The freshman lineup was: Wheeler, Harris, Parkinson, Rowland, Miller, Shoemaker, Leann, Howard, Curd, Learnard, and Keeskan. The juniors were: Lawson, Pyle, Mitchell, Humphrey, Lawson, Doty, Nieman, Scoggins, Fisher, Williamson, and Lawrence.
The seniors defeated the freshman-sophomore team in a hockey game yesterday the score being 4 tol. The freshman-sophomore line consisted of the following: Corcoran, Irwin, Parkinson, Harris, Miller, Shoemaker, Moxley, Montigomey, Curd, Howard, Speelman,
and Kushan. The senior players were Everitt, Hinshaw, Hunter, Pyle, Boman, Baker, Edie, Walker, Irwin, Neubacker and Moore.
Students who would be interested in a Girl Scout training course beginning Dec. 12 and continuing to Dec. 18, are asked to call at the women's physical education office or see Miss Ruth Hoover. If a sufficient number desire the course, arrangements will be made to secure an instructor.
Notice to SUBSCRIBERS
Dr. Allen Confined to His Home Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, is confined to his home today with a cold contracted on the trip to Lincoln last week.
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Please mail or bring your $1.25 to the Kansan Business Office under the Kansan sign next to the library.
'Slippery Gulch' Carnival
Sponsored by the American Legion
Tonight-Friday and Saturday Nights Doors open at 7 o'clock
National Guard Armory 8th and New Hampshire
Come down and meet "Poker" Lil, "Smoky" Joe, Lou and Dan, "Mucker"
Pete, and other famous characters of the camp.
— SEE THE STREETS OF PARIS —
Admission 10 cents
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"OUT ON THE RANCH I became devoted to riding and smoking Camels. Even if I am not in the championship class I need healthy nerves. And Camels do not upset my nerves. They are the mildest cigarette I know!"
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IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW
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EDDIE Woods, one of the "top hands" of the cowboy war, savs:
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NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES... NEVER TIRE YOUR TASTE
Copyright, 1933.
B. J. Meynolds Tobacco Company
"Vas You Dere Sharlie?"
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GENEVIEVE TOBIN
"I LOVED A WOMAN"
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Somerset Maugham's Great Story
"The Narrow Corner"
Doug. Fairbanks, Jr.
Patricia Ellis
Ralph Bellamy
Dudley Digges
"Vas You Dere Sharlie?" Starts SUNDAY
JACK PEARL
"The Baron Muchenau"
JIMMY DURANTE
TED HEALY
And His Stooges
ZASU PITTS
EDNA MAY OLIVER
"Meet the Baron"
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