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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1901
Red Team Is Victorious Over Blues; 24-6 Score
Coaches Incense Rivalry by Pointing Out Faults of the Plays
A regular rivalry developed between the Red and Blue football aggregations in Friday scrimmage that took the form of a game with the Reds energetic offense. The teams did not attempt to make the points after the touchdowns.
The rivalry was increased by the coaching staff who kept urging the teams to show greater fight, besides correcting the错误. Cox commanded Coax as members for the game experienced Blues and Coochen Mike Getto and Ireland piloted the victorious James. Kane Burch, star coach of the aforementioned team, helped with the infiltration.
Blues Score First
The Blues were the first to score takeout the ball on the 40-yard line and pitching down the field for a touchdown in a 5-1 victory (football). After this first score the Blue eleven was unable to cross the goal line allowed by penetrations on territory.
The Red's first two touchdown came as a result of intercepted passes. Dick O'Neill, playing end, intercepted the first pass on about the 50-yard line and run through the entire team for a touchdown. The Red played a playback kick on the defense, duplicated O'Neill's feet and scored the second touchdown for the Reds.
Bansch Plays for Reds
Following three two scores in a game was the Reds' first victory, the ball went back and forth near the center of the field. The next score came from a nicely executed pass from Lee Pee's to Fred Black, who struck across the plate. But the defense came near the end of the scrimmages with John Madison carrying the ball.
For the Reds, Bansch was a power on offense. Elmer Schauke was good for many grains, although he did not make any scores. For the Blues, Walter Chance was strong on the defense with John Manning as the greatest offensive leader.
Friday's scrimmage continued for an hour and a half and brought out many of the squand's faults. The plays that worked best were the right powerhouse type with most of the plex plays falling because the nets Coach Harper was pleased with the amount of squarm for the scrimmage.
A large crowd witnessed the workout.
Hospital New
Three students entered the hospital
Layne and Terry They were Clesmanian
Layne, Grisel, Hudley Ritter, G31,
and Lavenier Kister, grt.
Dr. Desarda will now have the advantage of a free employment bureau. The access to the benefits will be announced that body will serve as a lab cleaning house for those not meeting requirements.
KFKU
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Due to the fact that Dean Paul D Lawren will be in Topica attending the Pharmaceutical convention, Thursday April 16, Prof. Henry Wenry, men's student adviser, will speak over St. Mary's high school students and their parents.
The series of tuffa which have been given during the past two months to Mr. K. D. McGrath, George O. Foster, registrar of the University, and continued by Dean Lawe.
Dean Lawson's talks, "Ads and Hindi-
rances to Scholarship," and "The Fresh-
man and the Large University," will be
given on April 23 and 20 respectively.
The subject which ads. Warren is
"The Freshman" at Thursday a LISI is
"The Freshman."
A new feature will be started on KF KU Thursday morning at 11 when Prof. W. A. Dill, of the department of journalism, publishes a newspaper and journalism subjects. The schedule for Prof. Dill's talk is as follows. April 15, "The Newspaper Business"; April 23, "Gaming the Media"; April 24, "Newspaper Accuracy."
The schedule for KFKU during the week of April 12 to April 18 is as follows: *Opening the Short Story*, Prof. W. R. Harley, "Development of the Airship", Proof.
At 6:45 to 7:30 p.m., Prof. L. D. Jenness will speak on "Present Program and Policies in the Regulation of Pubi-
ce Service Industries." A musical program arranged by Prof. Roy Underwood will be given present speaking; Glenn Morris, horn; C. Vernon Pickell, bassoon; Harry Hurtz, flute.
The program is "Milutet in F Miner (op. 2, No. 32)" (Dedworth), woodwind music, and piano. The program is "Mendibusha," Roy Underwood plantat, a "A Lowermoorer" (Harry Hirsch), woodwind music, and "Summer Nicks" (F. Phillipshear), chamber solo, Richard Norris, accompanied by flute, Iron Insept, "Varcissus Unifier" (Fredrine-Gartner), sound organ, "Violence Gartner" (Snow Orton), woodwind music, and "Violence Gartner" (Snow Orton), woodwind music, and "Varcissus Unifier" (Fredrine-Gartner), sound organ,
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  Cartoon
  Novelly
  Travelogue
  Book
Ben Lyon
Lewis Stone
Natalie Moorechad
and Joan Blondell
Tuesday-11 to 11:30 a.m., English literature talk, followed by "The Use of Visual Aids Among the Schools of Kanada," Ellsworth C. Dent, secretary bureau of visual instruction; 4 to 6:00 p.m. for musical lecture, Prof. S. Skillen.
horn, and bassoon; "Sevenade" (A.
Titl), flute, horn, and piano.
Wednesday, 11-10 to 12:30 a.m., Campus Calendar, by IH-H, the Mt. Corral campus. In lieu of an orchestra, Rhoa Hoopsers, 6 to 6:29 p.m., "When Causes an Eclipse of the Sun" Cell Music, by The Jazz Band, musical music program presented by MuslA Merle Conger and Mint Hale Orchestra.
Thursday-11 to 11:30 a.m. "The Newspaper Business" Prof. W. A. Dill; "The Freeman," Prof. Henry Werner; man's student, adviser.
Friday—11 to 11.39 a.m., "Physical Development in Children" Edwin Milton Belles, professor of education and director of teacher training "German and English Secondary Education," Dr. Bruno Musso, visiting instructor in German.
Baldwin—Being a member of a Greek letter ferriteria has its disadvantages scholastically, according to staitistics compiled for the first semester by Registrar S. A Dekel of Dehradun University. The girls excelled the frat men and women by an average of 33.97 points. The nonfried women led the Greeks by 33 points, while the men had a scholastic advantage of 44 points over the fraternity.
Saturday—1:45 to 5 p.m., Kansas re-
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