UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930
Improved Tigers to Give K. U. Hard Battle Saturday
Missouri's Standing Rises a Result of Scoreless Tie With Nebraska
INJURIES NOT SERIOUS
Columbia Nov. 18, —(UPI) —Given confidence and confidence improvement shown in their steady improvement in their rankings Coach Gwyn Henry and the University of Missouri Tigers today begin the season with a big win next Saturday will be faced with the biggest and most important assignment annually by the Auburn Wildcats, to Columbia University of Kansas.
The Jayhawk encounter here this week will be occasion for the twentieth annual homecoming and a record-breaking tour that was predicted by University officials. Tiger gridiron stock which weekly for the last month has been bounding upward, with a win in the first round as the result of the scoreless tie to which the Missourians held a powerful and highly touted Nebraska eleven at Lincoln Saturday. Although some fans had hoped to see as the result of the Cornhusker fracas, none of the Missouri regulators suffered injuries serious enough to hold him to a Kansas game, Coach Henry said.
Hubert Campbell, of Oedera,regular end, still is hampered by a broken hand, but he played brilliantly and was a great player. Nebraska seemingly without being handled with the injury, and in certain to start against the Jayhawk-
No radical changes in the personnel of the Tiger team in order before Kansas accounted said. The Missouri coach told him that his linemus to be made would be the insertion of 190 pound Kansas City lineman, at right tackle, in the position held by the team.
Corkhousers to Battle Iowa City
Lincoln, Nov. 18, — (UP) A hard scrimmage drill today was scheduled for the Nebraska Corkhousers in preparation game with Iowa at Iowa City next week. Nebraska is a slight favorite.
Sooners and Okhahoma Ags to Play Norman, Nov. 18—(UPI) - Faced with two games in less than a week, the Sooner team had to play for the Big Six leadership, were to go through a钻 well drill. Okhahoma has been successful in Oklahoma, Durham and Missouri Thanksgiving day.
Iowa State to Tackle Drake
Ames, Nov. 18. – (UP) - Faced with the fourteenth consecutive defeat, the Iowa State Cyclones today were pointed by Coach Noel Workman for their game with Drake Saturday. The dueling teams are the excellent showing the Bulldogs made against Notre Dame last Saturday.
Aggies to Play Centre College
McMillin formerly was quarterback on the Centre College team and lead the Praying Colonels to their victory over Harvard several years ago.
Aggies to Play Centre College
Manhattan, Nov. 18—(UP)—The Kansas Aggies are prepared to play in a match against the Centre College here at Saturday, Court "Bo" McMillan announced today (following a hard workout).
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Four contests in intramural speedball were played yesterday afternoon. Kappa Sigma won from Sigma Chi, 6 to 3. Delta Chi and Tau Chi scored, 5 to 4. Pi Kappa Alpha trounced the Theta Tuai's, 8 to 3. Delta Chi and Pi Kappabeta in battle which in the Delta Chi's finally forged ahead with 3 points to Pi U.5. Today's schedule included: Compositional lessons; Kentucky Colonels vs. Delta Tuai Deltai; A K. L. vs. Vi Phi Mu Alpha; Pi Mu Alpha; Thursday's schedule: Phi Mu Alpha, Thursday's schedule: Phi Mu Alpha, A T. O. II; Phi Deltai vs. Theta Tuai; Pi K. A. vs. S. A. E; Delta Chi vs. Compositional Kappa SIG, vi. Pi Tri-
The speedball tournament is divided into four divisions. In division one are Theta Tau, Pi K A, S A, E A, K Pai, Kappa, Pi Kappa, Chi Kappa, Chi Delta, Chi KPi, and Composition Club. In division three are Delta Tau, Phi KPi, Sigma Kii, Kappa Sig., and Kentucky Colonies. Division four is Davis A K, L Beta, and Mu Alpha Games scheduled at 4:30 must start at that time. Teams not ready to play within five minutes after schedule will be forced to forfeit. Teams may not play but no less, and men who were members of the varsity or freshman football squads at the close of the football season will not be permitted to play in the tourna-
Blues Lead Hockey Meet
Game Between Orange and Red Team Results in Scoreless Tie
The hockey game between the orange team and the red team last night resulted in a nonless tie.
Helen Fellows, of the reds, played a good defensive game. Mar琳 Clark (Arizona) was outstanding, standing forwards for that team. Lynn Makepeace was aggressive on the forward end.
The standings of the teams in the color hockey tournament are as follows:
Won Lost Tied
Blues 1 0 0
Reds 1 1 0
Oranges 0 1 1
Greens 0 1 1
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The second soccer game, in the color
soccer tournament, is being played by
the Greens and the Blues at 4:30 this
afternoon.
Members of the green team are M.
M. McCormick, S. Larson,
Laxson, H. E. Sutton, A. Hart,
W. Taut, G. Hughes, N. Weber, L.
Horton, H. Mote, M. Brown, and R.
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Members of the blue team are:
M. Morgan, L. Peterson, L. Moon, M. Riley,
C. Manleodorf, B. Shaffer, M. Ivec, H.
L. Cox, E. Pipkin, D. Husted, and
M. Lamos.
Kansas Ready for Missouri All Players Will Be in Shape
Varsity Practices Defense Against Tiger Formations
ENDS DO GOOD WORK
Instead of the usual easy Monday workout and chalk talk the Kanass varsity went through its hardest Mon-Feb test, but the work was long and hard against a heavy, scrappy, freshman eleven schooled in Missouri passes and plays. The varsity had some difficulty in coping with the hard yearling passes were completed.
Part of the practice period was spent in punting with Schanke, Bauch, and Page kicking long lopsides down the field to Fisher and Madison, who tried to score but were held down on them. The result of one week's hard work at this sort of thing was shown in the manner in which the Sooner safety man Saturday.
The Kansas team will be in great shape for its last battle of the year. All players must have a clear lineup intent. Missouri, although somewhat battered in its gruelling jungle with the Cornhuskers, will also be able to win this game. The Tigers have been priming for Kansas all season, and vice versa, for it to be a dominant team. The sensatives who brought the charges against the Kansas team department were Jawahir Love for their traditional foe.
In a Kansas-Missouri game dope does not mean a thing for more dope buckets have been overtured than have been played up during the many years of play.
This year the Kansans started out by winning four straight games, and then went on to rebound to record high weights against Oklahoma last week. The Tigers lost their first three games in a row, but tied Nebraska. One can dope out the game either way, for both teams are in contention. They edge the edge in the season's records.
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