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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1931
Jayhawker Squad Renews Practice for Charity Game
Dope for Saturday's Til Gives No Edge to Either Washburn or Kansas
NO GAME SINCE 1926
Following a few days rest during the Thanksgiving holidays the Kansas Jayhawkers returned to the field to night to begin some concentrated preparation in anticipation of the clash with Washburn Saturday at 4-7.
The decisive defeat handed to the Missouri Tigers in the last conference tilt clearly illustrated the actual driving power of the Hargiss men, and if an equal offensive drive is given the game should be enjoyed by the Jawahrelle should emerge victorious.
Dupa, until last Saturday when the Kansas Angies administered a severe jolt to the Ichabods' pride with a 22 to 0 victory, slightly favored the Wash-burn eleven in their game in Kansas. Early in the Ichabods' early in the Haskell Brown 6 to 0, and Haskell came back to outlay the Jahawkers for a similar victory.
Throughout the season, however, the strength of the Kansas eleven has increased noticeably, and the tilt with Missouri clearly demonstrated that it is almost certain that a victory from Washburn is dependent upon how badly the Jayhawkers want to win. The squirt is in good condition, with only one new injury on the list, Griddy, but also broke a broken nose in the Tiger name.
Kansas and Washinton have experienced a long period of football rivalry although the two teams have not battled against each other. Kansas defenses the Jaboobs 14 to 6.
The first game with Washburn occurred in 1801, the same year in which Kansas first faced Washburn in 1801 and 1900 five events were staged, and Kansas was proclaimed conqueror in nine Nineteen games. In 1802 Washburn battled a losing Jawahyer eleven for a 24 to victory. Washburn also won the year after the decisive margin.
Since 1906 the games have been principally Kansas victories. Since 1891 the game has won 22 contests. Kansas has won 21, with a total of 52 scored points. Washburn has won 14. Kansas and three 3 games have resulted in ties. Following are the scores of previous Kansas winners.
Year Kansas Washburr
1983
1891 32 10
1891 38 10
1892 36 0
1892 35 0
1892 25 0
1900 0 24
1900 0 29
1901 0 0
1902 34 0
1903 0 5
1904 5 0
1905 18 11
1906 0 0
1907 5 12
1908 5 23
1909 17 0
1910 23 0
1911 14 6
1912 14 0
1913 14 0
1914 20 14
1915 41 0
1916 27 0
1917 34 2
1918 No game
1919 0 0
1920 6 0
1921 28 7
1922 32 3
1926 14 0
Total 521 155
Games Won 21 5
Tied 3 3
BODIES OF 22 COAL MINERS
TAKEN FROM ENGLISH PT
Duncaster, Eng, Nov. 30—(UP)
Charlied others of twenty-two miners were carried from their base on a ship shortly after an explosion and fire had wrecked the mine. Seven other miners were trapped in the pit and there was little hope of escape.
Almost a thousand miners escaped from the underground tunnel after the collapse of the mine, and are trapped. The collery is one of the most modern in all Britain. The pit was supposed to provide unusually good work equipment, but it has not produced 25,000 tons of coal a week.
Local Barbers End. 'War'
Hawatha (UP)-【The】barbers of Hawatha, in co-ordination with barbers of most towns in that area, agreed to prices, after a war" lasting several months, in which erratic and low prices were discovered in hair cut, and 25 cents to give a shave.
Union Pacific Recalls Employees
Junction City—(UP)—The Union Pacific railroad shops here recently called a portion of the men who had been laid off. Pipe fitters and painters were given temporary work, with a permanent employment after Jan. 1.
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Women's Sports
A new activity program for women's physical education went into effect oday. Clases have been changed from indoor to outdoor sports. Beginning and intermittent practice, beginning interpretive舞律, intermediate swimming, beginning and intermediate basketball, advanced dancing, corrective and natural gymnastics taught in photography until the beginning if the new semester.
Courses in the department are divided into four periods to make it possible for every woman to engage in several activities during the year.
Interclass Tourney Opens
The interclass volleyball tournament B begins this afternoon with a game between the two teams selected from the interclass teams were selected on the ability shown by individuals in the masters.
The following women are on the junior team: Evelyn Armstrong, Velma Beard, Dorothy Birt, Wanda Boogart, Mildred, Doreth Lightnish, Lydia Lightnish, Marjorie Luxton, Betty Bell Moore, Elizabeth Moxley, Mauraine Strain, LaVerne Wright, Dorothy Dixon, Helen Henry, Barbara Isabel, Messm罗, Messm罗, Frikes.
The senior team consists of the following women: Martha Bathap, Eliza belyn Bryan, Margaret Calahan, Naomi McGann, Emily Glanville, Genevieve Larocarre, Carlo Bellert, Jane Byrn, Harriet Fritz, Marian Lynn Brady, Margaret Gillman, Gretel Gillman.
Lineups Due Tomorrow
Miss Hoover has announced that line-ups for intramural dock tennis and volleyball will be organized tomorrow as intramural tournaments will soon start in these
Freshmen To Meet Seniors
The freshmen will play the seniors this afternoon in the interclass hockey tournament. This is one of the games which were postponed on account of the bad weather. There are five more games scheduled for this week and next.
Kansas Wins Two-thirds of Its Basketball Games
Jayhawkers Make 16,529
in 42 Years
hawkers Make 16
Points in 546 Games
in 42 Years
Compilation of scores of all basketball games played by the University of Kentucky, shown for the K. U. News Bureau, shows that the University has played 546 such contests against 69 different opponents, and has played 1028 such games. The total points amassed by Kansas in these games is 16,529, while the opponents were piling up 12,380.
Almost half of the Kansas games were played with the five other schools not so well known. Of these, KC won its 171 and lost 97, and has piled up 7722 points to the point that the state team's record is
Continuous Missouri Games
Continuous Missouri Games
While Kansas first played Nebraska in 1907, the game is not continuous, but with Missouri, starting in 1907, there have been at least two, often four, and sometimes six games. Six games were played in 1909 with Nebraska, a post-season series of three games each year, played north and the south of the conference.
The most points scored in any one game was 95 when Kansas defeated Nebraska in 1909, or 95 points. On the other hand, Independence, Mo., defeated Kansas in 1901, 11 to 8, in a game in which only nine points were scored in scoring was the 46-44 victory of Kansas over Oklahoma A. and 1296 for a total of 90 points and 1296 for a total of 90 points and
**Classic Game**
Of the 56 game played, 16 were tied. Of the 56 game margins, in 10 of which Kansas had the single point advantage and in six of which the opponent had the point. The closest game, therefore, was the one won by Washburn in 1913, 41 to 40. The most important game was that of Washington in 1918, 68 to 8.
Average Kansas score in all its games was 20.3 to its opponents 25.5. The Bengals scored a bit more, but the Giants gain is a little narrower for the "typical game", with the Kansas average 28.8.
Closest Game with Washburn
Delta Chi and Sigma Chi will clash at 4 p.m. today in the final effort to earn recognition as champions in the national tournament, which advanced this far through the first division and a lye drawn in the pairings for the final round. Delta Chi won in five of those games but for the preliminary to decide a competitor for the final game with Sigma Chi.
Intramural Games
--at 6 p. m., the Women's Glee club, under the direction of Dean Agnes Husband, will present a lecture on Morning Hymn (Henschel), "Dance the Romanka" (Ware), "Children of the Moon" (Warrell), and Laughe Wanner will be the accompanist. C. B. Lipa, instructor in the department of English, will present the third book of his series, *Laughe Wanner* will be the accompanist. His subject will be "The Madrigal." His talk will be followed by a discussion of *Adversarying the New Rules* of the department of home economics. At 6 p. m. Bert a Nash, professor of education at the University of the Philippines, chaplain and Educational Clinic*.
11 Students in Journalism Show
Columbia University of New York
the cost and choruses for "Bottoms Up." sixteenth annual journalism show at Columbia on May 15. The event was held in Missouri here December 15. was announced today. Forty-one students will have parts in the entertainment.
41 Students in Journalism Show
Crackle, KHAE
Bheen, RHEA
Koster, RKE
Hibana, KRA
Hibana, KRA
Schilde, MIE
Grief, IESE
Anker, KEA
Sauer, KEA
Sauer, NER
Crenkite, KHAE
Bhena, NEN
Angel, INGEL
Rost, KST
Warken, K
Warken, K
M McMillan, K,
Greifel, K
Sauer, K
Sauer, K
Auser, NER
Big Six All Star Teams
Templeph, IPS
Gilbert, N
Teel, O
Zucker
Kirby, H
Boewen, B
Boewen, K
Krinsinger, R
Stieber, M
Boewen, M
Schiele, M.
Gilbert, N.
Goodwin, O.
Young, O.
Hraba, KA
Graulman, N
Graulman, S
Smith, K
Kreizinger, N
Sauer, N
Wolters, N
KFKU
During January Jera P Jensen, pro-
fessor of economics, will discuss "Taxes
You Meet" at 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
On Friday, a series of talks of interest to high schools will be presented by Charles Dean Richard and the editor of the 1932 University yearbook, the Jayhawker. His first subject will be "Why Every School Needs a Yearbook." His series will concern organization of the yearbook, detailed plans and art work of the yearbook. The last of this series is about Professor F. J. Moreau, of the School of Law, is giving the first of a series of two talks on "Attitudes Toward Law." His second talk will be about
Programs for the coming week started at 11 this morning with a talk by Miss Helen Wagstaff, secretary of the bureau of general information on "How Clubs and Other Organizations Use the University Extension Library"
Several new series of talks will be started over station KFKU during the coming week.
--back, was the outstanding man for this position, receiving a first team berth on all four teams. At the other half with little opposition, he took second place, single handed depleted Oklahoma and Kansas Angles. A close race for the second team half-back positions resulted in the selection of "Ramming Ram" Rashad Duncan and Carrie Smith, of Kansas. Smith received his position despite the fact that he tied with Wiggs, of Kansas Angles, and Stuber or Wisconsin as he had votes for other teams.
Jenkke, KH
Rheen, N
Kunter, N
Ely, N
Orest, K
Rost, M
Schleie, M
Scheile, A
Auker, KA
Grefs, IW
Ireland
FIRST TEAM
A. British travel talk, "All Friends Round the Wreckin", will be presented by G. Criss Simpson arranged by G. Criss Simpson of the School of Fine Arts will be presented at
UP
One of a series of debates on unemployment insurance will be broadcast on Monday, the first day. The subject for the debate is "Is Insurance in Other Countries a Good Option," a director of athletics, will discuss "Modern Trends in Physical Education" in the event.
G. Criss Simpson to Play
Prof. F. J. Moreau and Charles Deardeff Jr. will talk Friday morning. At 6 p. m. a musical program arranged by Prof. Ruy Roy. The School of Music will be broadcast.
SECOND TEAM
This Year --- of all years Give a Gift --back, was the outstanding man for this position, receiving a first team berth on all four teams. At the other half with little opposition, he took second place, single handed depleted Oklahoma and Kansas Angles. A close race for the second team half-back positions resulted in the selection of "Ramming Ram" Rashad Duncan and Carrie Smith, of Kansas. Smith received his position despite the fact that he tied with Wiggs, of Kansas Angles, and Stuber or Wisconsin as he had votes for other teams.
Saturday's programs consist of a British travel talk at 11 a.m. and m. a.m., followed by an afternoon session sent by Prof. W. A. Dill of the department of journalists, and director
Polaia—(UP) —According to veteran hunter the duck season in Kansas witnessed the largest flights of ducks and geese in many years. Two old fledglings were killed during annual hunting pilgrimage to the Marais des Cygnes river during the season, and that more birds flew over that stream than season in the last 28
Laurie — (UP) — A falling meteor was blamed today for the blaze which engulfed a barge in Berg farm near Ray. Neighbors said they were the flaming meteor rocket
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Emperor To Have Woman Pastor
Emporia- (UUP)-MijP. Murial Inwre
He is the pastor of Emperia.
She is to succeed the Rev, Mr. C. F.
Hoffmann at the United Presbyterian
Duel Season Largest in Years
Meteor Destroys Barn
The College Jewele
McBride
Neonish, N
Foy, K
Hraka, H
Makhringer, M
Makhringer, K
Kerbery, M
Gladen, M
Wiggins, W
Wiggins, K
Smith, K
Coonfort, KA
Bacharai, KA
Koster, N
Michaels, KA
Mishaels, KA
Rot, KA
Rot, KA
Bowen, IW
Anker, KA
Sauer, N
Sauer, N
Kansan Compiles Star Eleven for Conference
Coechan
Hanson, K
Gilbert, N
Austin, M
Kuhn, J
Hraka, H
Foy, K
Wakins, O
MMcillan, M
Grefe, I
Kreiner, I
Kreinerer, I
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Nebraska Rates High
Sauer of Nebraku, Kreisinger of Nebraska, and Massad, of Oklahoma, were the candidates for the fullback post. Sheer had hour votes, Kreisinger and Massad three each, the first team behind to go asainer. The second team behind was Kirkpatrick, who would not luffback while Massad was not named at any other position.
We do not expect this team to please many people, just as the other scribes do not expect their teams to be asked much. We have applied our team from four different sources, and do not agree with every selection ourselves — we seem to be satisfied with all-attritional.
Kwatson
Halbert
Glibert N
Teel, O
Young S
Utsunami P
Pay K.
Pay K.
Mckillion,
Graham A.
Smith, K.
Graham, A.
We notice that Michael of Kansas Aggies, who was the whole center of the line on offensive and defensive in a loss to Oklahoma was left off the team and this man gave one of the best exhibitions we saw this year in the Kansas-Oklahoma games. We were on the team, and for this reason they will never be satisfactory. We have presented our team for better or for worse, and we hope you like them.
Krankei, Kian
Cronkite, Rhea
Rhea, N
Koster, Koster
Koster, Krabe
RA港, Kara
R港, K
Schleife, M
Bowen, B
Wiesen, W
Griefs, Ie
Sauer, S
Discourse 3 Santa Fe Trains
Chanute—UPP—Santa Fe. Faired on two trains that operate discontinuance of three trains which operate through this territory. One train out of Tulsa and another out of Oklahoma, operated by the Pittsburg-Emperia trains.
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