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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1933
Heavy Scrimmage Prepares Kansas for K-Aggie Game
Lindsay Direets Team in Extensive Workout; Wildeats to Be Tough Foe
The Kansas Jayhawk football team, faced with the necessity of getting in shape for its first Big Six game of the year with the Kansas Aggies Saturday, underwent an extensive workout on the practice field yesterday afternoon. Following a blackboard drill by Coach Lindsey, the players went out on the practice field and engaged in a long dummy scrimage until darkness.
The squad came through the practice session with only minor injuries and should be in good condition for Saturday's game.
The game Saturday will be the first test of the Jayhawk team in Big Six competition. The Aggies already have two conference games of their credit, having defeated Missouri 33 to 0 in the first game and lost to the champion Nebraska team 9 to 0 last Saturday.
Sports critics in the Big Six are strongly of the opinion that the Kansas team stands an excellent chance of winning this year's conference championship. With the student body and Kansas a title this year, Coach Lindsey's protections are anxious to make this year's Big Six theirs.
"Bo" McMillin, veteran K-Aggie coach, will place a fighting team on the field this Saturday. The "Aggies" will be out to win Saturday's game, for a defeat would virtually eliminate them from conference competition this year, whereas a victory would keep them in the running.
After losing to Tulsa last week the Jayhawkers will be out to vindicate themselves and convince fans that their holding the Notre Dame "Fish" to a tie three weeks ago was no fluke.
The game Saturday will be the feature attraction of "Dad's" day and will be the high light of the Kansas Editors roundtable conferences and several other meetings. A crowd of 15,000 to 20,000 is expected to see the game.
Men's Intramurals
Touch Football
Sigma Chi's suffered their first defeat Tuesday in touch football, administered by the Kappa Sigs who are leading their division. Allen and Morrison shared honors for the winning team by each scoring a touchdown which resulted in a 12 to 0 victory. Both touchdowns were scored from long unexpected passes over the Sigma Chi's secondary defense. No time during the game did the Sigma Chi's look superior over their opponents.
The A.T.O.'s with only nine players held the Tailor to a 7 to tie. Had the North Side boys a full team they might have beaten the Triangles, but that remains doubtful. Thorne of the Triangles accounted for their touch-down, while Pateet converted for the extra point. Cory, playing left end for the A.T.O.'s went over for a touchdown after receiving a long pass.
The Phi Pa's in a closely fought battle with the Delta Chi's won by a small margin of 5 to 0. Their points were accumulated by a safety and a field goal kicked by young Allen. Neither team was able to cross their opposing line for a touchdown. The Phi Chi's won from the Kay-hawks by fortitude.
Horseshoes
Phi Delta Theta won by a forfeit from Delta Upsilon Tuesday in horseshoe competition. In horseshoe team results- Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Chi, Van Cleave-Shaer, Phi Delta Theta defeated Haren-Sparks, Sigma Chi. North-Newman, Phi Delta Theta, defeated Benson-Sturgeon, Sigma Chi. Black-Windy, Sigma Chi, defeated Awbrey-Brown, Phi Delta Theta.
Inter-Organization Tennis
In inter-organization tennis team results—Jayhawks vs. PiKA Alpha Alphidrew, Pi K.A. defeated Braden, Jayhawks, 5-7-6, 2-7-5. In the doubles competition, Oyler-Sinning, PiKA.won by default. Perry-Lippett, PiKA.won by default. Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Sigma Alpha, 6-0-6. Defeated Mason, Sigma Nu, 6-0-6-0. In the competition Mettner-Collins, Sigma Nu by default. Hurst-Fountain, Sigma Nu, defeated Fisher-Henry, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 11-9, 9-7.
Intramural Tennis
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Pi Kappa Alpha emerged victorious from Tuesday's tennis team matches with Sigma Nu and Jayhawks respectively. As a result of their triumph Sigma Alpha Epsilon went into second place in Diablo Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha now has one win and one loss in the fourth section.
Lindsay Franklin, Sigma Alpha Epison,
lost little time in disposing of
Mason, Sigma Nu, 6-0, 6-0. Fisher and
SEEK REVENGE SATURDAY
GEORCE MADDOX, Tackle
These four Kansas Aggie Wildcat stars, two linesmen and two backs, will take the field Saturday at Memorial stadium, and with their team mates, seeks revenge for the 10-0 drubbing handed the Aggie team by Kansas last year at Manhattan.
DOUGAL RUSSELL, Halfback
Hency, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, gained the second point by defeating Hurst and Fountain, Sigma Nu, 11-8, 9-7 Mattner and Collins, Sigma Nu, won by default to prevent a clean sweep. Pi Kappa Alpha did not lose an encounter in the Jayhawk match as the two doubles contests went by default. Hildreth, Pi Kappa Alpha, defeated Braden, Jayhawk, 5-7, 6-2, 7-5. The winning doubles combinations of the
KEN HARTER, Center
Pt Kappa Alpha were Oyler and Siming in the number one match and Perry and Lippett in the remaining contest.
R. D. CHURCHILL, Halfback
No Basketball Practice Tonight
No Basketball Practice Tonight
Basketball practice has been canceled for tonight, due to the fact that the coaches are attending a meeting of the Jayhawk club in Kansas City. The next practice is scheduled for Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Freshmen Grid Teams to Play Game Friday
Yearlings Are Divided Into 'Blues' and 'Golds' for Practice Tilt
with no scrimimage with the varsity teams facing them, the freshmen foot-ball squand will be divided into two teams and hold a regulation length game on the practice field east of the stadium, Friday afternoon at 4:30.
As the freshmen have no games scheduled with other freshmen teams this year, Coach "Frosty" Cox is giving them every opportunity to scrimmage and has, for Friday, divided his entire squad into the "Blues" and the "Golds," the names being derived from the colors of the jerseys to be worn by the respective teams. Every man on the squad has been promised action in this game.
The game game Friday will be a welcome lay-off for the yearlings from three successive weeks of hard scrimmage against the three varsity elevens in preparing them for their coming opponents. All week previous to each game, the fresh run formations and plays which are expected to be used by the KU. opponents in that game and will undoubtedly be expected to continue this work for the remainder of the varsity season.
Coaches Cox and Atkeson have worked diligently with these men and have developed them to the place where they give the upperclassmen a tough scrimmage every night. Outstanding among them and worthy of mention are the following men: Ends: Ryan, Humphries, McCarthy, Rie. Tackles: Seigel, Moore, Watson, Mitchell. Guards: Wayman, Coley, Cowlard. Centers: Lutton.
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There will be no admission charge and everyone is invited to a ringside seat to what promises to be an interesting and spectacular game.
The probable starting line-ups for the two teams are:
Blues Golds
Rice RE Ryan
Michell FT Sealey
Coody RG Conyder
Trombold C Minter
Denney LG Wayman
Moore LT Watson
McCarthy LB Humphries
McCarthy QB Decker, Happgood
Landes HB Genneminger
Kincaid, Proctor HB Antonio, Davis
Swartz FB Warren
Quack Intimidation club
Quack club initiation which was scheduled for last night, was postponed until next Wednesday. This postponement made more difficult. Mitch Hulthoer, sponsor for Quack club, was unable to attend last night's meeting. The regular swimming meet was held last night.
Quack Initiation Postponed
Legislators Respond to Invitations
Invitations extended to members of the legislature of Kansas by the Kansas State and University of Kansas athletic associations are meeting with a favorable response. A large number of the members have accepted and will be here to see the game.
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