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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1931
Big Six Members Get in Condition for Next Games
Iowa State Cyclones No Holding Scrimmages; Concentrate on Defense
AGGIES LEAVE TODAY
Nebraska Star in Condition
Manhattan, Oct. 28 — (UP)—The Kansas Aggies, 28 strong, leave here later today for Morgantown to engage West Virginia in an intersection feature Saturday. The squad will work out tomorrow at the backcourt, and frieda, veteran guard along despite injuries that may keep them out of the game.
Lincoln, Oct. 28-(UP) The Nebraska Cornhuskers were scheduled for another stiff scrimmage this afternoon as the game begins. The Missouri game Saturday. Sauer star back, is suffering from a leg injury, will be in shape to play if needed.
Tigers Hold Mock Scrimage
Tigers Hold Mock Scribimage Columbia, Oct. 28—UPI The Missouri Tigers will go on摩克 mock scribimage because Coach Henry fears the team's absence. The team was hampered greatly by injuries received in early season games.
owa to Use Same Men
Ames, Oct. 28 — (UP) The Iowa State Cyclones will engage in no scrimmages this week as coach George Veenert defeated Missouri in the game next Saturday. The Iowa State eleven is in a sweep to give formation against Oklahoma plays.
Can't Win Without Score
Can't Win Without Score
Norman, Okla. Oct. 28- (U8). Inbelt's offense wins games without scoring points was pointed out to the Sooners today by Coach Adrian Lindsey. They have failed to score against Nebraska, Texas, and the Kansas Aggies. Six Oklahoma players on the addidas with injuries.
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The Oklahoma Aggies received their second backtest last week end from the Oklahoma City University. The reports coming from Stillwater are that the Aggies are coming north to get their opponent from Memphis and the Jayhawkers. The other defeat for the Aggies came from Minnesota and was expected.
The Aggies have a hard driving team under the tutelage of Liony Waldorf, former line coach at Karasas. In Trigg and his team he backed up backfield men in this section of the country. In the Minnesota game he gained more yards than did any other back on both teams and in the Haskell 19th-ranked team than Weller and Johnson combined.
In part of one game Carnie Smith and Phil Borrello were in the lineup at the same time and since that game they are now together. That one time with a back-field composed of Smith, Borrello, Le Page, and Elmer Schaake, there was some offensive punch. Why not try to field again and maybe it will function.
Coach H. W. Hargis is shifting his lineup around in order to find a combination that can show some scoring opportunities he occupied at the start of the season. Foy, Spangler, and Mehringer are at tatches. O'Neil, Hanson, Brazil, and Campbell are at ends. Every member should be being given a try in the backfield.
The more games the Aggies play, the more smart plays they seem to pull. In the Oklahoma game Eldon Auken was one of the few quarter with the wind still at his back received the Oklahoma kickoff and the ball on him returned to ball by punting it across the goal line. Just a smart play at the right time and a sure ground
Gwinn Henry, Missouri coach, is shifting his lineup in a desperate attempt to get in the win column. This week, he will be coaching the coaching career of Henry and it does run true to form, as it often doesn't, this will turn out to be the poorest year in Missouri football history that hasn't. The things look bad for Coach Henry.
-S. K.
Women's Intramurals
Corbin ball defended Kappa Kappa Gamma by a score of 32 to 22 in the women's intramural volleyball game held yesterday evening. This tries them with the Kappa's for second place in intramural group I. Each has won four matches and is placed first with three won and one lost. Games scheduled for tonight are: I. W. W. vs. P. D. Q. at 7:15, the game which will break the tie for first place in group IV. Stigma Kappa vs. Alpha Theta Phi at 9. Chi Omega vs. Theta Phi at 9.
ASSISTANT VARSITY COACHES
COACH GETTO
CORCH MULLINS
Mike. Getty, all-American tachet from the University of Pittsburgh, is serving his second year as assistant to Head Coach H. W. Harges and Larry Williams, from the Notre Dame, is serving his first year at Kansas as an assistant coach.
Last year Getto turned out one of the strongest lines in the Big Six to win. He is a driver and expects his men to be the same. He often works with the men, going through the same work and then them in the 'undernomials of line work.'
Mullins assisted in spring practice during March and April, learning the Kansas system of play. When he received a coaching position, his work immediately, taking change of teaching the backfield candidates some of the fundamentals. He has also done some of the coaching this year in order to improve the opposing stars and type of play.
Both of these men are diligent workers and have been able to assist Coach Hargiss a great deal this year.
Offensive Drive Shown by Varsity Last Night
Freshmen Are No Match for Varsity; Confidence Shown
Displaying an offensive drive uncommon so far this year in the varsity foot tails tactics, Coach H. W. Hargis put his iJaythawers through a successful drill to give them a night's practice. As usual, the varsity had no difficulty in shoving the yearnings back to their goal line, and in the course of the practice must have been a good one.
The most outstanding feature of the practice was the spirit of confidence and superiority which marked the various men. Probably in no previous practice of the season have the Jayhawkers displayed the driving power and demeanor of the team afternoon. If the spirit which is now a part of the Karassis eleven continues at Saturday, the Oklahoma Aggies will be the only other opponent has experienced.
Undoubtedly the Jayhawker defense is one of the strongest in the Big Six, and if it is possible within the remaining few days before the game to deter driving drivers and decrease Kansas should go well against the farmer.
Coach Hargis continues to use Otto Rost at the tackle position on the left side of the line. Hanson and O'Neill on the right have been handling the other tackle posse, which has played probably more of each game than any other member in the team. Coach Hargis is at the pivot position. In the backfield, Coach Hargis has a wide variety of material from which to choose. Most of the time carries Carnie Smith, while another player alternating in the backfield. Madison alternating in the backfield. Madison, however, had his shoulder injured again in the Nebraska contention against Samuelson, giving good condition for Saturday's game.
Coach Hargis is working the boys late every night, and takes the game with the utmost seriousness. A victory from the Oklahoma Angels will give the Hawks a huge lead against kell Indians, because after defeating the Jayhawkers the Indians journeyed to Stillwater where the Anges deafened them fp an exceptionally large
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Oklahoma Aggie Team in Heavy Gridiron Practice
Stillwater, Okla., —(Special)—Apparently unable silt to comprehend their 13 to 0 defeat by Oklahoma City University last Friday night; the Oklahoma Aggies played to the practice determined to "take it on Kanaa."
Only one of their number was missing as the Cowboys reported to Coaches Waldorf, Exendine and Kenny Monday afternoon. He was Dick Butts, right end, who suffered a severely bruised abdominal muscle in the game with
That quote phrase, in face, became the Angie cry. The entire student body took it up. It was reflected in a spirit of quiet determination that dominated the football squad. The Angies will Kansas Saturday, Oct 31, at LA river.
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Unable to Comprehend Las Defeat, Student Body Takes Up Cry to Beat Kansas
Walford and Kenny watched the stupping upset on the capital city gridron host Friday night, but Exendine, who had been invited to read he read about the game in Nebraska newspapers, was at Lincoln scouting teams with a wall before the Nebulae. Cornhuskers.
Save for Butts, all of the squad should be ready for the Kansas game. Haskell will have a third half and Haskell game and able to play only the second half at Oklahoma City, will be in condition by Saturday. So Will Clemente Haskell fallback, rather than last week?
"We must get more drive in our line," Walford told his men Monday. He indicated a stronger defense against forwards last week, too. Exendine took the backs aside. Walford went to work with a team of linemen, who differed in desmanzer from the busterous outfit which one week ago thrilled to a 38 win.
One of the southwest's most sensational hulbacks, Hayden "Trigger" Trigg or Gospevine, Texas will lead the annual College Halloween event at the University of Kansas, Saturday.
Truga's finest running performance of the season was against Haskell Indian. In that game, he gained more yards than he scored, and Walter Johnson, Haskell's good backs, as the Cowboys won, 39 to 0. At Minnesota, where the Agilies lost an early-season game to Minnesota, 0 to 1, they carried a ball-carrier in the field for the Gobblets.
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At Lawrence, Saturday, the Agnes will oppose the 190-pound Jayhawk line with one averaging approximately 68 pounds. The field discadvantage will be still more distressing. The No 1 Agge backfield averages 168 pounds. The No 2 quartet averages 154 pounds. In open-style strategies, the light "Pony" backs, weigh only 158 pounds.
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Intramural Games
Four hard fought games of touch football were played on Intramural field last night. One division I game featured the Kappa Phi Pia, 16-6. Two games were played in Division I signman Sigma and Delta Kappa Phi Eta, 16-2 and Delta Kappa Chief defeated Theta Pia, 3-0. Only one game was played in division II. Kappa Eta Kappa defeated Delta Kappa Phi Eta.
In the game between Sigma Nu and
S. P. E. P. E. took a lead early
and S. P. E. P. E. dropped underback dropflicked from the 30-
yard line which was good. The Sigma
In the S. A-E. Phi Pai game, the Phil Pi队 was the first to score. The ball came up, past the half hulk, passed to Rooney, left turtle, for a touchdown. The try for point failed. Lain in the first half S. A. E. Phil Pai scored the most stopped on the goal line, but on the fourth down, Harrington, playing the goal line to Darrabb for the tying touchdown. The kick was not good. Both teams were interrupted by a period was over when Harrington took a punt inside his own 15-yard line and reversed the ball.
In the game between Delta Chi and Beta, Delta Chi took a three point lead early in the first half and was able to score. After the Delta Chi team had worked the ball to the 20-yard line, Trayler went in to kick. The kick was good and Delta Chi took a three point lead, and the team scored to score the remainder of the game.
Neat team was unlucky to gain Kruse in the second half when a pass knocked him out. He took look at the 10-yard line and run the remaining 10 yards to take the lead. Bolen dropkicked for the extra point. The game ended 7-3.
In the K. E. K.-Theta Tau game another team was able to score until the fourth inning, when the terback, ran 20 yards to score. Again in the second half, Bens, four, failed half the length of the field, and other touchdown. Both attempts for point failed. The final score was K. E.
Four games of touch football are scheduled to be played on intramural field tomorrow afternoon. Alma Kappa Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon will play Kappa Sigma on field II. Pi Epsilon will face will play Kappa Sigma on field III. Pi Epsilon is scheduled to play Pi Kappa Alpha.
All third round intramural tournament singles results will be due Monday a. nov. 2.
All second round gym class tournaments, matches are due to be played before Monday, Nov. 2
All third-round birtamural tournament doubles results will be due Tuesday a.m. Nov. 3.
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the football team to Norman v they will compete with Oklahoma. Five places on the Jayhawk team from Oklahoma and five on No. 1 man, Floyd McCormB, Merald Stover, Paul Borel, Hall Toyler. The 2014 season began with by Bruce Nuswonger and Keith Ochchlejger, according to Britton Hamilton, track coach. The final try for this game was a 3-0 victory.
Track Team Will Compete With Oklahoma at Football Game
Hamilton said that originally it was planned to have tryouts for both fifth and sixth-place teams, but he was in the Nebraska meet that he assured himself a position on the team for the first time.
'Kid' Ramey Loses Fight
Taylor and Borel are both new men on the team this fall. They have been very valuable to the team in previous seasons, but they have not ham has been the main stay of the team however, and according to Hamilton is the best distance runner that has ever played for the Slover run the best two-mile race of his career in Lincoln last Saturday.
Kansas City Heart of America Team
Defeats Chicago
Billy "Kid" Ramey, K. U. student, light-heavyweight weightman fighter,失a decision to Johnny Long of Chicago, last night. Ramsey, fighting with the "Heart of America" champions of Kansas City, in a dual glute meet with the Golden Gloves champion, his first bout after a long string of victories.
Kansas City won the meet before 3,000 fans, one of the largest crowds in Kansas City's amateur history. It also defeated Baylor 8-7 in a vigorous fight the less-experienced Kansas City fighters showed against a team with the title of United States supremacy.
SEYENTEEN MEN APPOINTED
R.O.T.C. CADET CORPORALS
SEVENTEEN MEN APPOINTED
Seventeen men were appointed acting cadet corporal (ROTC). It was an unusual assignment for an instructor in military science and tactics. One man was appointed acting cadet corporal (ROTC).
John N. Blank, was named acting serve-
tory, battery A. The acting corpo-
nials who were appointed were first
appointed to the office of the
Wanamaker, C. W. Schoenh, H. L.
Smith, W. F. Fine, second plateon,
battery A. M. H. Taylor, W. L. Hickey,
B. M. R. Krause, L. M. marth; first platoon, battery B. L. H.
Roberts, W. M. Logan, K. M. Wood,
Campus Comment
Just discovered the real Prof. Butt over at M. U. — He hung his cigar on the hat and dusted it on his hat out the window.
W. M. Stadi; second platoon, battery B:
S. M. Chambers, R. B. Totten, M. L.
Sherman.
Hurt in Football Practice
In last night's freshman football practice, during a drill on fundamentals of blocking, Carl Zeitle, c35, from St. Louis University was treated by a local physician and no signs of further difficulty have been found at the Alpha Tau Omega college bed at the Alpha Tau Omega.edu.
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