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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Sixty-Seven Men Check Out Suits for Frosh Squad
Coach 'Frosty' Cox Plans to Start Yearling Practice on Monday
Sixty-seven men heeded the call issued by Forrest "Frosty" Cox, coach of the freshman football squad, to report early for football practice. By noon yesterday, Jimmie Cox, trainer, had checked out suits to that many fresh-
Practice will begin at 3:30 Monday afternoon at the stadium. With a representation of this size, there are plenty of seats available. There are several men signed up for each position on the field, the number of backfielders being especially prevalent.
Following are the freshman candidates:
David Aikira, end Lawrence; Vincent Ciechowicz, end Harper; Moldenham, end Harper; Clariff Mills, tackle; Wellington; Hubert Cote, backyard guard; Sharon; Ed Smith, end, Oberlin; Wilfred Peters, guard; Hutchinson Dr., backyard guard; Jack Adams, half tuck, Olsa Donald Preector, fullback, Leavenworth Dr., quarterback, TockeyKeen, quarterback, Tockey Keen
Sidney Rieel, ric; Tulsa, Okla.; Harry Zinn, hi; Oklahoma City, OK.; Whitehall beach, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Willow Grove, Oklahoma City, McAllister, guard, Kerry; Jy; Kier Steiner, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Gervais, Kansas City, Mo.; halffall, hallffall, Scotia, N. Y.; Jim Mettner, guarrer; ovence; Joe Mahonna,
Jean Finley, tackle, LawRENee; Walb padgett, end, Kansas City; Mo; Eri Roman, Cambridge, Iowa; tuata end, Cambridge; Neave Danney; Dave Condenman, back, Moran; Dean Gough, halfback, Chantee; John Muster, Scandia; John Munter, Wichtl.
Dick Davis, back, Wichita; Howard Smith, back, Jacksonville; Blake Brown, back, Kansas City; Blair Stein, center, Kansas City, Mo; Harold Emmond, center, Kansas City; Emnhud, end; Don Laundry, fullback; Topkai; Jack Denney, Kansas City; Jim Biecker, center, Kansas City;
George Guarnasy, center, Independence;
Mike Hirsch, left, Elkhart; M. Clioe Moore, inside, Elliott; D. Schiffrinchower, back, Lake Forest; Me-
Cain, left, Indiana; Angelo, halfback, Ray Hagood, halfback, Chyler Center; Goody, guard, Alfien,
aken, end; Normal, halfback, Glisson,
Newland, guard; Marley, back; Pits,
end; Downey, halfback, Hynd, end
center; Chapman, guard; Camer, half-
center; Chapman, guard; C. B. Perival, back, Kansas City, Mo.
Last Half Rally Wins First Game for Kansa:
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of game the spectators like to see, in that they never gave up. Coach Reid's men played a clean hard driving and charging game.
First Quarter
The game play by play:
Warrenburg kicked off to Plaskett line. Warrenburg kicked off to Line. Half hulled, Susser recovered for the Mules. Casper failed in two attempts at the line and kicked over it. Warrenburg made a yard at centerfield and Nessmith made a yard at centerfield. 2 yards. The Mules were penalized with 10 points. Warrenburg kicked to the line and Tosters kicked to the line who fouled on his 35 yard line. Warrenburg recovered. Brown made 5 yards off the line and Warrenburg failed to gain. Warrenburg kicked
Nesmith made 2 yards. Hall made 14 yards. Passed out of bounds. Passed to Forman for 13 yards. Dow leet 5 yards out of bounds. Licked out of bounds on 14 yard line. Nickened 8 yards offackle. Dumm failed to gain. Hall painted to 45 yard line.
Second Quarter
Daggers failed to gain. Carpick stepped up to 4 yard line. Dumm picked up a yard on the left. Dumm picked up a yard on the right. For off-side, Bloomfield made 3 yards. Kansas on off-side. Warrensburg re-claimed the yard. Bloomfield up 4 yard line. Mules, incomplete pitch, Dumm punched up 6 yards. Dummy made 3. Pess, incomplete pitch. Dummy made 3. Pess, complete. Bloomfield made 3 yards. Beach gains a yard at center. Dumm punched up 6 yards. Dummy made 6 yards. Bloomfield lasted 1. Bloomfield made 3 yards. Beach gained three off-side. Dumm made 1 yard. Dummy gained three off-side. Dumm gained 3 yards. Beach added 3. Bloomfield made 3 yards, but Beach failed to gain. Dow made 1 yard.
Third Quarter
Kansas receives. Huffard returns to yard line. Bloodline makes 5 kicks. Balmfield failed. Balmfield failed. Bloomfield failed. Balmfield failed. Brown made 4 yards, then Casper made another. Recover own funniness. Brown made the ball. Pass Beach to Neomith is no good. Neomith made 6 yards. Kansas kicked to Wiklund. Caser made brown. Brown failed to gain. Teachers kicked to Wiklund. Neomith gained 8 yards. Neomith gained
3 yards. Beach added 2. Beach failed to gain. Beach over for first touch down.
Caimi missed try for point. Score 6-0. Kansas kicked to Carper; Garrett made 8 yards. Brown added 14 yards. Garrett made 2 on a reverse. Peterson intercepted pass and run for touchdown Neumann's try for point was good. Score 6-0.
Kansas kicked off to Warrensburg Wicklund lost 1 yard, Brenner lost 3 yards.
Fourth Quarter
Dumm intercepted pass on 36 yard line. Weaver made a gain of 5 yards. Dumm added 4 pounds, Kansas penalized for holding. Dummy kicked out-of-
so Weaver, Weaver made 3 yards, Kansas penalized 15 yards for holding, and Iowa scored in 21. He had to Warrenburg 9 yard lime. Brown failed to gain. Pass Carver to Garrett 10 yards. Garrett to Casper kicked Hall made 4 yards. Casper kicked Hall made 4 yards. Hall ran 15 yards for a touchdown. Brinkman made the point. Score 20-8. Brinkman made the point. Score 20-8. Brinkman made the point. Score 20-8. Brinkman made the point. Score 20-8.
Kansas kicked off. Strange made 2 yards. Lemmer made 2 yards. Warrensburg kicked to Kansas. Hall made 13 yards. Tavon made 14 yards. Hall made 16 yards. Teachers were penalized 15 yards for holding. Brinkman scored on a touchdown. Kansas penalized 5 yards. Harris made 10 yards. Harris gained 1 yard. Harris over for a touchdown. Kell added the penalty.
Kansas kicked off. Wiklund made 4
passes, including a penalty for
penalized 3 yards. Strange made a neat
down. LaBoehle passed a pass. Kell
passed a touchdown. LaBoehle pass was intercepted as
kelly. LaBoehle pass was intercepted as
The starting lineums:
Kansas
Carmel
Lee
LE
Lewis
Meltering
LR
Meltering
LG
Harvey
Waterrink
Waktnik
C
Macon
W
G
Chwson
RT
Denny
O'Neil
RE
Pearson
Q
Cosper
O. Neumith
LH
Wilkund
Plaskett
RH
Wilkund
Beach
FD
Brown
ks score by periods:
0 0 13 21-34
The Summary: KU-War.
First downs 10 3
Foul play fumage 242 62
Passes attempted 0 3
Passes completed 0 3
Passes, yds placed by 0 7
Passes, yards placed by 5 15
Penalties, number 6 8
Yds best by penalties 50 33
Best lost by penalties 15 9
Penalties, number 8 12
Total yds, punts 372 34
Total yards, punts 242 34
Return of yds, punts 47 49
Kick-off, number 18 3
Kick-off, number 18 3
Return of kick-off, yds 118 68
Fumbles 4 1
Own fumbles recovered 1 1
Own fumbles recovered 1 1
Officials; Referee, Steve O'Bourke,
Holy Cross; umpire, George Gardner,
Southwestern; head linesman, Ralph
Western, Ohio State.
Seaching: Kansas; Touchdowns: Hall, Baez; Peterson, D. Neshawr, Harris P.耐 after touchdown: O. Neshawr, Brinkham: 2, Kell.
Substitution:
Karass: Logan for Sklar, Dumm for
Norsk. Noffitt, Noford, Nathlift,
for Flaskett, D. Nellman, for
Bhammers for O'Neil, Brinkman for
Baford, Hammers for Hammers.
O'Neil for Bloomfield, Brinkman,
Bloomfield for Dumm, Petition
for Beash, B-hammers for Casli-
m.
Weaver for Bloomfield, Logan for Clawson, Dumm for O. Nesmith, Brinke-for Peterson, Petham for Hall, Weaver for Peterson, Kell for Dumm, Havena for Nesmith
Warsburgsville  Garrett for Dang,
Brennan  Brennan for Dang,
Caser for Brennan,
Caser for Brennan,
range for Brown, Wilkinson for Dang,
Davis for Mason, Brecon for Casper,
Alley for Mason, Brecon for Casper,
son, Capler for Brenner, Evans ewons,
Wilkand, Wilkand for Brown, Oglebys
Wilkand, Wilkand for Brown, Oglebys
for Laws, Pearson for Oglebys, Patterton
for Laws, Hamsey for Evans
for Laws, Hamsey for Evans
Moon Mullins' Team Fails to Stop Haskell Indians
Flashing a last half running attack that left their opponents helpless, the Haskell Islanders smothered Coach Larry (Moon) Mullin's St. Benedict Ravens under a 25-0 count Friday night in the third period, when the season opener for both schools.
Led by Norman Holmes, speedy halfway in, the Indians took the offensive early in the first quarter, pushing St. Louis to a 10-9 victory. A spectacular 31-yard run by Holmes put the ball within scoring distance early in the game, but a Haskell fumble was too late.
During the opening minutes of the second period, however, Hayes pushed the ball over from the 3-yard stripe and score, and Haskell led 6 at the half.
St. Benedicts Loses 25-0 Decision in Season Opener
Another long run by Holmes paved the way for the second touchdown, which came in the third quarter. Wapp blasted the ball over the goal line from the 9-yard marker. A few minutes later, Holmes, playing safely, took a shot at the back. The ball sprinted and skipped up the sideline to St. Benedict's 23-yard mark. On the next play he slashed off tackle for 10 yards, and then took the ball around end for the touchdown. The final Hassel count, which came in the final quarter, climaxed a drive down the field and thoroughly beaten Steven baven cleen.
Haskell made a total of 261 yards from scrimmage for 15 first downs, while the best the Ravens could do was 43 yards for four first downs. Not untr
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The score by periods:
Haskell 0 0 6 12 7=25
St. Benedicts 0 0 0 0 0
"Stony" Wall Comes From Sedan to See Kansas Win Again
He Beat Mizzou Back in '25
Charles "Stony" Wall, who won football letters at Kansas in 1925 and 1928, is Lawrence from Sedan yesterday to daytime friends. His wife and small son are visiting at Sedan. The Wall home is at Salem. Wall's Wall ball is employed by a gas company.
The score by periods:
Wall earned his title by his strong defensive playing, but his pumming was exceedingly valuable to the Kansas team. In the Missouri game here in 1928, Wall won enduring fame by whiping the ball out of seconds of the game. Wall went in with the score 7 to 7, and the ball in Kansas's possession on the 22 yard line. From the 29-yard line, Wall made a place kick, squarely between the posts, and even as the ball sailed over the real whale blew. Kansas 10 Missouri 7.
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The musical programs during the first week include a program at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday arranged by Prof. Marianne Bouchard, a music ment, a program arranged by Karl O.
The detailed monthly schedules of Station KFKU are being mail out by September 16. You have been in one page bulletin form the past three years are being issued as a folder this year. The folder is intended to carry or post on bulletin boards.
Kuerleer, associate professor of Violin at 6:15 p. m. on Friday, and a two piano program Saturday from 2:00-2:30 p. m. by Miss Alle Merle Conger, and Miss Ruth Orcutt, both of the department of music.
Tulsa Teams to Be Versatile
Tulas, Okla, Sept. 21—(Special) The sinuational changes in the coaching system which were put in effect at the University of Tulsa last year (the 1933 season, completely during the 1933 season, according to Obermeyer C. H. Henderson.
Coach Henderson Can Present Varied Attack This Season
Until 1932, the Golden Hurricane was a team of fast runners and clever passers, but from now versatility is a key factor. The Hurricane will be no more limiting the Hurricane to one type of play, so power, speed, kicking and an aerial attack will be essential.
"Gloomy Gus" Henderson has every available type of backfield man this year, "Skeet" Berry, Jerry Kohl and Poolet Laforte supply the speed in ball toting, while Woody Eetil, Tackennis, Hairy Wickersham, Frank Reid, Robbie Dawson and Everett Day have sufficient power for the heavy line battering.
For the first time in history, the Golden Hurricane have a regularly elected captain. This fall Coach Elmer Peters will lead him to a different leader for each game.
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