THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PACE FIVE
Squad Statistics Give Jayhawkers Weight Advantage
Sooners to Combat Kansas Beef by Speed Plays and Many Replacements
STRESS PLACEKICKING
Norman, Nov. 5- (Special) A 198-pound line and a 195-pound backfield will start for Kansas in the twenty-fifth game, when it will be played here Saturday before the annual Homecoming Day crowd, it was announced today from Lawrence by the team's sideline.
In the Jayhawker line, from left end to right end, will be Hannon, 120 pounds; Mahringer, 290 pounds; Root, 150 pounds; Garrison, 230 pounds; 216 pounds; Foy, 350 pounds and ONN 170 pounds. In the Jayhawker backfield will be 390-pound Carolina Smith at quarterback, 165-pound Joy Plumley at left half, 190-pound Ryan Dowm at right half, 180-pound Jay Plumley at fullback. Six men in this formula's wide scale more than 290 pounds
Sooners Have Just Big Teams
movision of the big Kansas team will invade the fifth time this year *Oklahoma* has been outwielded, although the Sooners of 1921 are however than usual to outweigh Oklahoma, so was Kansas State Texas and Iowa State. Kansas will outweigh the Sooners about ten pounds in a higher sound than the Sooners.
To combat the Jahwah advantage in best Coach Adrian Landley will provide the team with an efficient battle plan used against Teem, employment of a great money line replacement and carry out his plan of attack. The Soons hopes to use a mixed offence of offensive and defensive drills and reverses against the Jahwahs, depending upon fighting spirit, and an ability to win.
Place Kicking Stressed Tuesday
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Oklahoma's faulty place kicking in the Iowa state game cannot be imputable to lack of practice upon that important goal. Coach Adrian Lindsey has almost daily lined up his placekicks and required them to tow the ball between the upfield and downfield. The kicker kicked a 34-yard field goal from a difficult angle in the last three minutes of play with the score tied, which receiver Michael Savian can make them under pressure.
"Take the cleanup man on a baseball team for instance," asserted Coach Chuck Howell. "Lots of times he comes up in the pinch and strikes out with the laxes full. On some afferments he may even have to run across the net because doesn't mean he can't hit." The same thing goes for Elston. Ordinarily he's a pretty disposable placekicker. But he's also a good cleanup man.
Bashar Wilson May Replace Wilson
Charles Wilson, the veteran Oklahoma State player, was in Tuesday's practice and may not start against Karas. His nix would go to Ellis Bashar, of Norman, a 190-road runner and accounted for himself in the Texas and New Orleans clashes, each of which saw him playing a generous portion of the game. However, Wilson's injury is not believed to be serious. The other Sooner cripples will start against vigorous chargers like the big 260-pound Kansas lineman they were against Iowa State. In this category would come Smith Warkins, the game left end; Gendron Gramalian, the spunky tackle; Tom Grimmerman, the fastback; and Paul Young, Oklahoma's great center, who played nearly all the Iowa State game despite the fact he had been made him grip-training.
Oklahoma Reserves Ready.
In the event of the withdrawal of the above two 150-pounders, would have to go in at end; Hang, Manau and Danzeyk would play tackle; and Whittington, would be able to guard at attack. Jackson and Fleetwood could replace Young at center while Chambers could go in for Maloney at
The game will mark another experiment with the new $1.50 general admission ticket by athletic director Bon G. Owen. Again, the whole east wing of the stadium save a small student section, and the admission seat purchasers, thin seat being available only at the east stadium gate after 12.50 p.m. on the day ticket will be purchased. The ticket will be priced at $2.50 as always.
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University Class Hears Both Sides of Argument
Ohio College Includes Dry Law Course; Spence on Program
Delaware, Ohio, Nov. 5—(UP) — Re-
freshing the academic calendar in a band of inactivates are being sent into an Ohio Wesleyan University class, when the ligation question has been put to the test.
Prohibition is defended and de-
donned by guest lecturers in a course
which is listed as "Prohibition as a
Government Problem."
Most recent of the visiting speaker was Ben Spence, Washington correspondent of the Toronto Star.
Spence asserted the Ontario liquor control law had was, that it would be worse in this country, that it had re-resulted in increasing use of alcohol as a beverage and drove conventions away from places where attention is taken to the city.
Slow moving justice, jury trials in liger cases and elective judges were ruled by Spence as factors which would lead to a criminal law of the Toronto law in the states.
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Beverage alcohol consumption has increased in Ontario 105 per cent, he declared; drunkenness has increased 15 per cent, and bootlegging 92 per cent, as compared with conditions under the provincial laws in the Dominion.
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Nor did Spence believe the availability of liquor had helped the tourist trade, since he, said only 74 per cent of each 1,000 automobiles in the United States, sells 804 per cent of that number in Canada enter the United States.
MISSOURI WILL EXCHANGE
PROFESSORS WITH CHINESE
Columbia, Mo. Nov. 5.-(UPF)—Frank L. Martin, associate Dean of the School of Journalism at Missouri, will begin his term on Feb. 1, 1982 a Yonkers University, Picking, China, it was announced today. Vernon Rush, present director of the Office of Graduate Studies at the place of Missouri, will take Martis's place on the faculty here but the appointment of an active dean during his time has not been made. Speaking of sports
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Klondike Rush Duplicated by French Gold Seekers
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Supposed 'Strike' Draws Crowds to Farmer's Beet Field
Paris, Nov. 5—(UP) The treasure hunt craze has gripped all France which has been turned into an intrigue. Khankite in the days of the gold rush.
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It began when a religious cured, gifted with divining powers, discovered a treasure chest in the French-Belgian border. All the newspapers printed the discovery, which put the village on fire. Since it fled it used in war disasters.
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Government investigators have reported that the field holds not bittersweet water, and that it can be pulled from the soil and taken to market. But the farmer who owns the land should be given the right of wealth have no substance. He discharges he is sure the field bills billion dollars.
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Whether the beef best on the border produces gold or not, all French fries are from Dawson City, a town which wants to be a sort of Dawson City, bringing hardsides of piroquines into the city. Restoring that vast sums of the precious yellow metal are hidden somewhere
As soon as the first whisper of hidden gold was heard the publicity men had been flashed. They had been neering for some much lead to help drag the resents from the drollrums in which they had found themselves owing to the absence of
So every morning the daily paper has a new tale of hidden gold. There are stories like "A boy finds all very seriously. Railroad returns show these "gold straits" have been immediately followed by a rush to the bank. They lead to buy land near the site of the find.
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THE KANSAS City Star headquarters moved to Fritte-Stowits Drug Store, 647 Mass. Phone 17. —49
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