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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1f31
Basketball Squad Has First Season Practice Five Members of Champion Team of Last Year Retained
The basketball squad under the direction of Coach "Prog" Allen held its first regular practice in Riderson gym on Saturday, April 20. "Bill Johnson" were the only lettermen to report, however, Lee Page is expected to report at the close of the game. **Dec. 5**
Five members of the championship squad of last year were out for practice. The rest of the squad included Laura Skinner, Tom O'Neill Kenneth Johnson, Blommner Miller and Lawrence Filkin. The new man out of practice was Ben Cribble, S. Chambers, C. Lindley, E Vanek, F. Frichard, R. Roberts, D. Knight and K. Knight, Knight Phil Beatts and Max Colson.
Coach Allen is drilling the squadr and fundamentals, stressing the pivot and dribbling. Warming up exercises occupied the rest of the practice session.
Coach Allen said that no practice session would be held during the Thanksgiving week, but he and the squab who live in Lawrence. He added that practice would be resumed Monday, Nov. 30 With the opening week of a three-week off, the coach has ordered strenuous sessions next week. He is somewhat handicapped, but the squad is still very busy. Of Lee Pago, letter guard who won't be available until after Dec. 5, "Pete" Bausch, letter man of two years ago, will lead the squab on the squab after the charity grid game.
Fumble is Play at Detroit
Used by Titans Against Loyola Team as Means of Score
Detroit—(UP)—Use of the fumble as a scoring play has been introduced by the University of Detroit at Michigan College with Loyola Louis Berg fumbled and the ball was recovered in the Southerners' end zone for a goal. Louis Berg looked like carelessness on Berg's part and a lot of luck on the part of his teammate Beer, in making the re-entry.
But after the game Llewellyn Smith Leyola guard, at whom the play was directed, made some comment on the play in which he insisted Berg didn't
"He just pulled a smart one." Smith insisted. "I saw the play and I know He was almost to the goal line but he couldn't make it. It was fourth down and if he fumbled he would be recovered for a touchdown, and that's what happened. He didn't have anything to lose. Fumble! Why. He should have been penalized of course, the officials can't tell when a fumble is the real thing on
Berg didn't have much to say about the play, but his coach, Gus Dorais indicated the play had been worked out in skull practice.
Haskell Faces St. Xavier
Indians Return Home After Victory Over Oglethorpe University
Haskell Indians playing on Soldier's field, Chicago, last Saturday defeated the University of Oglethorpe, of Atlanta, Ga. by a score of 31 to 6.
This overwhelming victory indicates that a strong Haskell team will face the University of St. Xavier in their annual Thanksgiving day tilt at Cincinnati.
The Indians have returned to Lawrence to prepare for the Thanksgiving battle. St. Xavier has had one of the few successful attacks in the history of the Cincinnati school.
Official score ratings for the teams playing in the women's intramural volleyball tournament have been compiled in the physical education office. Points were given for the number of women participating as well as for
Women's Intramurals
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Two Tigers Out of Line-Up
Team Which Will Meet Temple I Given Day to Recover
The battered players were given a one-day vacation to recuperate from the Kansas game while the coaches gave thought to line-up revisions. Two teams played at home, and be filled before the Saturday game, Percy Gill, cracker and fullback, has been withdrawn from play because of injuries received in the K. U.-M. U. game. Teams have also been squaded to take up his duties as captain of the Tiger basketball team.
The University of Missouri will meet Temple University at Kansas City is a charity game, Nov. 28.
Favor O. U.Against Aggies
Will Meet at Norman for Annual Thanksgiving Game
Stillwater, Nov. 24—(Special)—From ranking favorites two weeks ago, the Oklahoma Agenes have slipped to the top of the rankings in a game with the University of Oklahoma Sooners. Thanksgiving day, at Norman. Two factors figured in the Cowboy's win were their likely probable winners to question-mark possibilities. First, they are desperately bandaged by injuries. Second, they are still upset Saturday, while the Sooners rested.
The only direct comparison between Agies and Sooners this season is their Kansas games. O. U. defeated Kansas, 10 to 10. The Cowboys won 13 to 7, allowing them to be winning by the necessity of preparing for the good Wichita team, the Agies will be one week behind O. U. in starting work on the traditional struggle, as much as the coach Adley Lindway has against A. & M. plays a week already.
AGGIES CONTINUE PRACTICE FOR GAME WITH WASHBURN
In spite of heavy rains the Kansas community had prepared for full practice sessions in preparation for the charity benefit game to be played with Washburn Thanksgiving day at the college.
Dana Blaine, sophomore end, dislocated his shoulder in the North Dakota game played last Saturday and was held at the college's a week. Adolph Hadbra, guard, is being treated at the student hospital for a severe cold, Michael, center, who was injured list for some time, was able to part in her workout last night.
FRESHMEN TO WORK WITH VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
Coach Steve Hinshaw announced last night that the freshman football squad would continue to work out with him. Coach Hinsky, a charity game with Hinshaw Dec. 5.
He said that his crop of yearling gave promise of developing into a formidable eleven.
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