12 PAGE SIX UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20.1931 JAYHAWK-TIGER FEUD STARTED 40 YEARS AGO Special Train Carried Students and Faculty Members to Kansas City in 1891 for Tilt 1,300 SAW INITIAL GAME Baker University Was First Intercollegiate Competitor of Kansas in 1890 Tomorrow's game will mark the forty-first anniversary of the beginning of the gridiron tradition which bus form expression in annual battles, with the exception of one year when the meet is played at Kansas City that will face Missouri tomorrow will be the forty-second to represent Kansas on the footing and the for-ground Tigers. Excitement ran high on the campus for a week before this first inter-state game and the morning of Oct. 31 found four students on campus. Santa Fe station ready to board the special trains which consisted of an engine and two coaches. The presence of 15 professors was significant in institute faculty numbered only about 33. The first KU-U-MU game took place Oct. 31, 1891, at Kansas City, Mo., before a crowd of approximately 1,300 joined it in a 22 to 8 victory for Kansas. The train left at 7:30 a.m. and proceeded to Tangonkeva where a change of trains was necessary to complete the journey. The team departed the team was taken to the Midland Hotel to rest and Assistant Coach E. M Hopkinson hurried down to Schmieler's Sporting Goods company to buy equipment before it were completely outfitted. Punting Is Used The weather was perfect for football and the game an exciting one with only two serious catatains on both sides. Then a lush pine forest Park Punting was an outstanding characteristic of the content although a slow pace kept the center of the line. The final gun left the score 22 to 8 in Kamas' favor and it was a happy throng that returned on the field. Two hundred spectators attended KU's first inter-session game, which was played with LSU University. Dec. 8, 1890. The field was located at Lawrence Memorial High School prior to the game. In those days the playing field was 110 yards long and 50 yards wide. It was marked off in five yard sections. Teams were allowed three trials to reach the end of each section first down. The home made uniforms consisted of tight fitting jackets and canvass parts. Shoulder pads, kidney socks, headgear were practically unknown. The scoring system then allowed two points for a safety, four for a touchdown and two for a touchdown and three for a field goal. The open style of play was not developed at this time; line plays, erase-cross rules, and other unpopular features popular. The quarterback was probabilized from carrying the ball since he could only run if the football was advaced as a University sport several times before 1850. interest always died out before that date, although (football was advocated as a University sport several times before 1850, First Game With Baker "The first intercollegiate game in which K. U. participated was also with Baker, shortly before the game, when he played in the game that was played Nov. 22, 1883, and resulted in Baker's defeat, to 2.9. To five days later the Bakers had a clash with a flush with the Kansas City Y.M.C.A., and were successful, 18 to 10. The Baker game at Lawrence was Kansas' final game of the season, and the fencer Carruth of the department of German undertook to coach the first team with the assistance of Prof. E. M. W. White, who had seen the game played at Princeton University on several occasions, but who knew little of the move. The next year facilities for football were improved with training quarters Meet Kansas in Fortieth Clash These five Missourians will face Kansas tomorrow 1) the fortyth clash between the two schools. Led by Capt 'Bank Bittner, the buildfield hosts such stars as Aarson, John mingueiner, and Bookeier. Gill is starting at fullback for he Tigers and does most of the punting for the Missouri squid. This week the coaches have been drilling him on placements and moving the defense up to the second row. At left, Jordan Kidd, a captain Bittner will be on the receiving end of the vaulted attack that Missouri should injure in triumph games. stablished in the basement of Snow all. A training table was inaugurated and strict rules placed on the athletes. A high degree of teamwork and cooperation was necessary, owing to the need for equipment, buckets, and mass music, continued to be in favor and the game was divided into 8 minute halves. In the event of a time out, the coach could not be reinstated under any conditions and no "time outs" were allowed, necessitating injury necessary on account of injuries. Game Is Dangerous Football in the nineties was a game of bodily contact where men measured their strength, and it was dangerous even to the biggest and hardest since they used closed forwards, rather than socks, open and passing play so dear to the heart of the modern American grid Football has changed in almost every aspect since its introduction on the Hill but each change has been accompanied by mounting interest until today thousands witness every Kansan game from giants to underdogs for that purpose alone and are lasting monuments to America's most popular college sport. --the best in the school's history, and well deserve the second place that they have earned. Previous Games Year KAN. Mo. 1891 22 8 1892 12 4 1893 4 12 1894 18 12 1895 6 10 1896 30 0 1897 16 0 1898 12 0 1899 34 6 1900 6 6 1901 12 18 1902 17 5 1903 5 0 1904 29 0 1905 24 0 1906 0 0 1907 4 0 1908 10 4 1909 6 12 1910 5 5 1911 3 2 1912 12 3 1913 0 3 1914 7 10 1915 8 0 1916 0 13 1917 27 3 1919 6 13 1920 7 16 1921 15 9 1922 7 9 1923 3 9 1924 0 14 1925 19 7 1926 0 15 1927 14 7 1928 6 25 1929 0 7 1930 32 0 Total 429 Games Won 20 Tied 5 K. U. SUPERIOR IN BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL; M. U. IN TRACK Rivalry Between Schools in Football Is Only Slightly Older Than That in Other Sports In the competition between Kansas and Missouri Universities in sports other than football, Kansas shows a decided advantage over her opponent in basketball and baseball. The Minnesota team played in both indoor and outdoor track meetings. Since 1906, Kansas and Missouri have played 86 games of baseball, Kansas winning 47 and losing 39. Kansas score Since 1907, Kansas has met Missouri in 83 basketball contests, winning 56 games and losing 32. Kansas scored at 2172 points ad Missouri 2002. Since 1901, 29 outdoor track meet teams have been held. Missouri track meets have totaled 435 in 1901 and 493 in 1994. Since 1994, 27 indoor track meet teams have been held. Missouri track meets a total of 106 in 1901 and 128 in 1994. The following table shows the results of former Kansas and Missouri basketball and baseball scores and track results. INDOOR TRACK OUTLANDY Year 1901 K.U. 64 Teichi 1918 K.U. 64 MU 60 1902 15 76 1919 15 76 1903 15 76 1919 15 76 1904 15 76 1919 15 76 1905 15 76 1919 15 76 1906 15 76 1919 15 76 1907 15 76 1919 15 76 1908 15 76 1919 15 76 1909 15 76 1919 15 76 1910 15 76 1919 15 76 1911 15 76 1912 15 76 1913 15 76 1914 15 76 1915 15 76 1916 15 76 1917 15 76 1918 15 76 1919 Cagers Continue Practice Dr. F. C. Allen announced Tuesday that intensive practice sessions for his cage squad would begin Monday, Nov. 23. Coach Allen said that he expected Brouch Page, Dick O'Neil and Casinio from the football squad to report Mon- Intensive Drills Will Start Monday With Football Players Out In practice Tuesday "Ploog" Allen used various combinations in sermons, including a "Falkin and O'Leary forwards and" "Bill Johnson center compared one of the past week's presentations to be shown up in well in practice. Allen said, and shows possibilities of devotional training." Couch Allen is attempting to build an offense capable of functioning smoothly before the series of games begins. The team will play in Convention hall Dec. 21, 22, and 23. "Frosty" Cox, in charge of freshman basketball, said that next week the squand would be cut to forty members. Coach Cox is drilling his men on fundamentals preparing them for the tournament. The squand will meet tonight for its regular practice. Two Undefeated Teams to Battle for First Place AMACAR ARMADA 1620 1925 M D,U 1620 1925 U 184 Nebraska and Iowa Stat To Meet in Lincoln Tomorrow for Grid Clash
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DOPE FOR NEBRASKA BASEBALL Year 1900 K.U. M.U. K.U. M.U. 1903 15 12 1920 12 1904 13 12 1921 4 1905 13 14 1921 4 1906 14 14 1921 4 1907 14 13 12 19 1908 5 3 1922 6 1909 5 3 1922 6 1907 5 3 1922 6 1907 5 3 1922 6 1908 13 13 1923 8 1908 13 13 1923 8 1908 13 13 1923 8 1908 13 13 1923 8 1909 13 13 1924 15 1909 13 13 1924 15 1909 13 13 1924 15 1910 16 16 1925 9 1910 16 16 1925 9 1910 16 16 1925 9 1912 15 12 1926 9 1912 15 12 1926 9 1913 15 12 1927 14 1913 15 12 1927 14 1913 15 12 1927 14 1914 16 16 1928 16 1914 16 16 1928 16 1914 16 16 1928 16 1915 7 7 1929 12 1915 7 7 1929 12 1916 9 9 1300 13 1916 9 9 1300 13 1916 9 9 1300 13 1915 9 9 1311 15 1915 9 9 1311 15 1915 9 9 1311 15 1918 2 2 1929 Total K.U. 3114 1918 2 2 1929 Total K.U. 3114 While the Jayhawk and the Tiger are batting for fourth place in the Big Six race, Nebraska and Iowa State will be in Linoe's in a battle for first place. Both teams are unleashed in the draw. The Tiger is drawn by a great deal of interest. In comparative strength the Cornbushers seem to be the two favorites to cop the game and the Big Six title. They have not been the only narrative figures and previous dope in their march toward a Big Six title, after losing 19 straight games in the last season. Nebraska defeated the Kansas Aggies last week of 6 to 3 after a fourth quarter run down. Iowa State eaked out 7 to 6 victory over the Aggies, upsetting the doe by getting a one point lead and ending the game in the have the edge from this comparison. Iowa State defeated a weak Missouri team 20 to 0 in the first conference game of the season提前 everyone won against their victory. Nebraska met Missouri near its peak and was barely able to win, 10 to 7, with the hall one yard from victory in Missouri's postseason victory. The victory invariably gives the Cyclones the edge. Nobraska met Oklahoma with most of its team in good shape and defeated her in a closely contested game on the Sooner steer on the sidelines for a few weeks and in this condition the Iowa State Cycle does not need to be played. The two long runs and Richard Griese's tie out another one point victory, 13 to 12. Comparison number three Nebraska defeated Kansas but the Cyclones and Jawhackers did not meet this year and there can be no com- parison on these grounds. Nebraska has a strong head headed by Hugh Rhea, all-American tackle, and many star backs. Sauer Bauer, and Mastbrson are three Corvettes despite the fact that it is their first year on the varsity. Marvin Paul and Kweiler, who are playing their final conference name, must also be watched in the Nebraska backcourt. Then there is Alexei Aitchenko, the long time to defeat the Astros. All reports coming from Ames soon to center around Richard Goff, who should have played in the defeated two conference foes. At Oklahoma he featured in both tours of the NCAA, touchdown that was the margin of victory. Against the Kansas Aggies he A noticeable fact about the Cyclones' that they have been out-ginned in serigraphy and other departments of the military, they seem to manage to cut out on top. Coach George Veenker, who is closing his first year as Iowa State mentor, has a scheme that seems to make a winner. It is reported that he had played all week but drill on fundamentals and plays so that by game time they are fighting mad for some of the actual game of football. Nebraska has won the national title in six tie tomorrow, but the Cyclone will have to be watched and once they have a lead they usually do not relinquish that lead. Nebraska has win, Iowa State to place. But after all, Kansas Two-Milers Do Well Jayhawkers Win Half of Races Run This Year Year Amnes. Nebra. 1901 0 17 1906 0 21 1906 14 2 1907 9 10 1908 14 19 1908 17 20 1910 22 24 1911 6 24 1913 9 18 1914 7 20 1915 0 21 1916 0 3 1919 3 0 1921 0 3 1922 6 54 1923 14 26 1926 6 31 1927 0 6 1928 0 12 1929 12 31 1930 12 14 Total Games Won Tied The Kansas two-mile races have gone off much better this year than last, with two races won, two lost, and one more race to be run with Missouri Standings W L *Ames 4 4 K. Jaguars 1 1 *Kansas 2 2 *Nebraska 2 2 *M* issouri 1 3 Oklaaton 0 5 $ ^{1} $One more race to run. Led by Glenn Cunningham, sturdy sophomore, the Kansas two mile run, beat Six this fall. They win over Missouri, they will finish in third place. If they lose, they will land in fourth. They have been teams in her history and only a great upset could give Nebraska a victory over them Saturday. The Kansas Ag- Welcome for Homecoming Evidences for the existence of the new chemical elements, number 85 and 87, were presented by Randall Hayter (U.S.A.) at the chemistry in chemistry, before the Chemistry club at its regular weekly meeting yearly. The group discussed the chemistry building. After the talks the group discussed the subject. Prof. A. W. Davidson was in charge of the meet- Chemistry Club Mee[s Yes Sir--OLD GRADS $25 Hart Schaffner Jr. Mary Stower and McComb were the only veterans to greet Coach Hamilton this fall but Cunningham, Borel, Taylor, Oblachlerhage and Niewianger have won two national titles to a national intercollegiate championship in the mile while representing Elkhardt at the national intercollegiate meet at Chicago in 1820. The other two national titles will be tall this fall. Stower and McComb have improved over their 1930 performances. Suits Topcoats Overcoats Carls Store Is Still Your Store $25 Back to the prices of 15 years ago. "Glad to show you." Just the same as it was when you were in K. U. Remember that fast, shifty back, Tommy Johnson. Remember those two fast ends on the Kansas team—Laslett and Reid. Remember how they used to have to work on Tub Reed to get him to playing. Remember how "Ad" Lindsay could kick that ball. Remember that "Passin Combine" Mandville to Lonborough. Remember old McCook Field. Remember Carls Good Clothes. Yes Sir, Old Grads We're Glad to See You Our Big Six Football Contest Now On. Homecoming Specials To Grads and Union Members Friday, Saturday and Sunday DOUBLE THICK MALTS 2 for 25c UNION FOUNTAIN (Sub-basement Union Building) The Best in Soda and Sandwiches COME EARLY TO THE BIG GAME Kickoff 2 P.M. And avoid the last minute rush at the turnstiles If you live in Lawrence, please help make room for the visitors by leaving your car at home. Reserved Seats, $3.00 General Admission, $2.00 TICKETS