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UNIVERSITY DAJLY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1931
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Plays and Kicking Practice for K. U. Charges Saturday
Warm Weather Does No
Keep Coach Hargiss
From Giving Men
Workouts
In spite of hot weather, Coach Hair
invented a new skill, intent and went through two hard workouts Saturday. Both practices were given over to work on running plays, including the ball.
NEW FACES ON TEAM
Working on the kick-off were Mehlinger, Bake and Spangler, all of them being new men on the squad this year. We also had two men team, last year. Couch Hargis also had several men working on punting. Smith, Page, Page and Schaake, letter men from last year, were getting off to a good start. This season, Tance, Manning and Dunn, kickers from last year's freshman team, were showing good form. Plumley and Coffey, along with their truck team, trick truck team and new men on the squad, were getting them off in veteran style.
Dummy scrimage was the order in both sessions Saturday, with the at-bat winning 8-2 running of interference. Coach Hoggier first choice for the back field was Smith and Schanke, and Danny and Freese, on the first choice. Rost and Kwaterkap were at the guard positions, with Smith and Brandon at center and Benzo and Baker at end. On second choice Burchem was at center, Chan-Pin and Baker at center, and Baker at tackle, and Campbell and Kite at end; Burchem was calling signals, with Pore, Cofman, and Maiman on the sidelines.
TOPEKA FREE FAIR PROGRAM INCLUDES LECTURE BY NASH
Bert A. Nash, professor in the School of Education, has been asked by the State Parent-Teacher association to have charge of one hour of the Health Department's curriculum at the Kansas free fair at Topeka. Doctor Nash will speak and has included on his program Dr. Maud L. DeLand, psychiatrist of the Topena state hospital. Doctor Nash and T. L. Coller, professional counselor in college, have also asked to serve on the staff of examiners of the Fitter Families at the fair. Doctor Nash and Doctor Collier will serve as consultants for the development of emotion and behavior in children.
1931 Football Schedule
Sept. 26—Colorado Agnes, Lawrence
Oct. 2—Haskell, Lawrence
Oct. 10—Millikin, Lawrence
Oct. 17—Kansas Agnes, Lawrence
Oct. 24—Nebraska, Lincoln
Oct. 31—Oklahoma A&M, Lawrence
Nov. 9—Minnesota, Minneapolis
Nov. 14—Washington, St. Louis
Nov. 21—Missouri, Louis
Eleven Lettermen Back for Football at Haskell
Oct. 2
10 Games Are Scheduled to Meet Jayhawks
With only 11 lettermen certain to return to the Haskell Indian football camp this fall, the outlook is not roary for W. H. (Lone Star) Dietz, head coach, who faces the severe task of recruiting young players. The five lettermen backs who will return are headed by the brilliant Louis (Little Babbler). Weller, long distance touchdown artist, who will captain the team for the second accessive year.
With Captain Weller will be Walten Johnson, one of the hardest hitting fights in football, and veteran quarterback, and Oliver Duffa, busky halfback and brother, Jonathan.
Plav Warner Style
Couch Dietz and his assistant, Ebert Ward, have a job cut out for them in the line where some of the letter materials are created. The style of play adopted by Dietz calls for speed and stamina on the part of the line and the Haskell mentor in the past who could be called.
The veteran linemen include John Prim, an excellent end, Victor Costo and Norman Holmes, a fine pair of
Football practice at the Indian school started Thursday in order to give the players a good workout as the Braves win at Utah. That opens that opens with a night game against Washburn College, at Topeka, on Sept. 25. Half of the Haskell games are played in Utah.
tackles, Bud Hendricks, Louis Alexander and Guy Bush, guards; and Orin Crow. center.
Haskell Institute's bronzeed football
armor, worn by one be among the
most travel suits they face a ten-gamble schedule that will require approximately 7,000 miles to reach.
In announcing the schedule F. W. McDonald, Haskell athletic director, pointed out that the customary fast food restaurants Brave schedule and in its place the Indians will journey to the east coast to meet Temple University inadelphia October 23.
The eastern sports critics will have their first opportunity of witnessing Louis (Little Rabbit) Weller, captain of the Brave and touchdown miracle man for the past two seasons, in the Temple game. Weller drew much favorable response, but fall and with an eastern appearance may be even better rated in 1831.
East Awaits Weller
Last year J. C. Grover, Kansas City,
Mo., prominent sports官员, rated
Weller as the superior of Abbie Booth,
who will Weller is ready for his
successt season.
The complete Haskell schedule:
Sept. 25—Washburn College at Topeka,
(night game)
Open Against Washburn
The complete Haskell schedule:
Oct. 2—University of Kansas, at Lawrence, (night game, Memorial stadium)
Oct. 13—Texas Tech, at Dallas.
Oct. 17—Oklahoma Aggies, at Stillwater (night game)
(night game)
Oct. 23—Temple U., at Philadelphia
(night game)
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Nov. 7.-Emporia State Teachers, a Lawrence
Oct. 30—Creighton U., at Omaha, (nigh
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Nov. 28—Xavier U., at Cincinnati.
Dec. 5—Tulsa U., at Tulsa.
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Nov. 26 - Xavier U., at Cincinnati.
Nov. 14-Oklahoma City U., at Oklahoma City.
Iowa State Doped to Be Weak at Ends
and Good at Ends
Ames, Iowa—(Special)-Eighty football ball men have been asked to report to Coach Veenker for the initial football practice at Iowa State College. Of eighty two players, two are lettermen of 1929, four won minor letters last year, three won minor letters in 1929, nine were on last year's reserve squad, 16 won freshman numerals last year, four were freshmen last year, seven were a freshman numeral from 1927.
Judging from the spring practice and from the "paper" qualifications of the men, Veemker anticipates that his greatest weaknesses will be at the end of school. He lives in City, and Franz Swoboda, Ornish are the only lettermen who have had experience at end play. For guard there are three lettermen, Welter Interniell, Fort Dodge, Elmer Larsen, Bluff, Bilt and Monroe Lloishee, Cresco.
SBS hundred and eighty-three people who have been graduated from public school, or from a public service work of some kind, all but 84 of which are position clauses.
Most in Educational Field, Survey by Barrows Reveals
683 Alumni in Public Work
This survey was made by Leland J. Barrow, assistant secretary of the institute of education at the University of at a meeting held July 16, 18 and 17 at Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the promotion of training college students for careers in education. Besides educational work, there have been 25 placements in national employ, 30 in state, 15 in foreign departments. Of these the highest percentage came from the architecture and Architecture ranking second.
12 Inch Tooth Discovered
Iola. — (UP) — A mammoth tooth taken from the Neohaia river between Himbimba and Chontie, found by John Woods, an archaeologist, exhibited here. The tooth weight one pound and two ounces, and measures 12 inches in length, rests nearly four inches long. The animal on the tooth is excellently prehistoric and resembles white, marbled marble.
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