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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1930
Nebraska Battle Is Next Feature for Kansas Team
Squad Not Discouraged by Penn Defeat; Begins Hard Work
BIBLE TEAM IMPROVES
The Jayhawk squad, beaten but not downhearted, arrived home from Philadelphia to commence a week of hard work in preparation for the Nebraska homestead race. In the weeks before nesses were uncovered in the Penn fray and much hard work will be the result.
Nebraska Holds Pitt
The Kansas defense against the Penn lateral pass attack was poor and the offense lacked polish, failing to percolate when a few yards mend a score. All these things must be trained out if the team wins over Knebula is to be secured.
The Cornhuskers started the season's play rather inauspiciously and lost their first conference game with improved materiality last week holding the strong University of Pittsburgh team to a nothing but 5-0 victory. The defense was terrible, and heavy eleven and the Jaybird will have to be in the best of condition to down the big red team from Pittsburgh.
Kansas Must Win
The Kansas team came out of the Penn game without any serious injuries, and although Bausch, Core and Beauch were brought up, they had no success for the game Saturday. The last half of the Penn game gave a show of the Jaiwhayan strength as they pushed Penn up and down the floor, resulting in a lack of the final scoring punch.
The brawn with the Huskers is a very serious affair, as to lose the game means virtual elimination from the conference race. The Northerners have their blood up, and will be the underdogs in this situation for a team in a game like this.
Oklahoua and Kansas Tried For Lead
Kansas City, Nov. 3, (UF) —The BiBi
State defeated Oklahoma still tied for the lead,
remained unchanged today after the
playoff.
Nebraska Rated on Par With K.U.
Kansas will risk its undefeated standing against Nebraska next Saturday while Oklahoma has an open date. Nebraska uphold Midwest football against an Eastern invasion last week as the Hawks face Panthers to a scorable tie at Lincoln.
Nebraska Rated on Foe with Kane
Nebraska Rated on Foe with Kane
staved off Pittsburgh's threats to score
inside the 10-yard line, has rated the
Corkhunks about on a par with Kane
Oklahoma trailed in the fourth quarter to defeat Iowa State 19 to 13 after trailing 13 to at the half.
Opening up with it a forward panning attack which netted two touchdowns in the first half. It was feated Missouri 20 to 13. Missouri making both scores from Gauger finals.
The conference schedule for the next three weeks finds Oklahoma in a more advantageous position than Kansas to win the title. Kansas meets Nebraska on Friday, and has no game scheduled this week-end, and has two weeks of uninterrupted practice in which to prepare for the Kansas game Nov. 15. Oklahoma plays Missouri on Thanksgiving day in the last conference game of the season.
Lowrance Speaks at Round Table
Lowrance Speaks at Round Turtle
Miss Wainie D. Loweward,
first to speak Tuesday for
Kansas City, Kan., where she will
speak before a round turtle on the
Kansas City Service
Bureau for Latin Teachers. "On Friday she will deliver a lecture on Latin, and I am grateful to her for teachers in Topkena. Dean J. G.
Brandt will also speak."
JOHNNY MRIDSON
Scores K. U. Touchdown
Johnny Madison, of Kansas City, Mo., having two years on床店 "Couch BHP" in the strong Pennsylvania line Saturday for 18 yards and scored the long fouls.
Kansas Football History Will Be Told by Hopkin
Radio Program Will Feature Fortieth Year of Football
The fact that this is the fourth year of football at the University will be emphasized in the radio rally program, "Fanatics," and in Prof. Z. M. Hopkins, coach and player on the 180 team, will compare football as it is played now to the game today.
at K. U.
Short talks by Chancellor E. H. Lindley and F. C. Allen, director of admissions at City College, will be led by Men's Glee club and a male quartet will complete the program, which includes a rehearsal and last for thirty minutes, being broadcast over KEPU on a frequency
Doctor Allen will discuss the football game with Nebraska Saturday, and Chanelle Lidley will host a homecoming Friday and Saturday.
The glue club and the quartet, composed of Roland Stlower, Raymond Fowler, and Steve Stowe, will bring the program to an end with "The Crimes and the Illus" followed by "The Witch."
Brutts Hamilton, chairman of the rally committees, has suggested that students particularly to alumnae of the University, be given a chance to listen in on it Thursday night.
FRESHMEN TO BE ALLOWED
TO HAVE DATES AT GAME
In response to an inquiry received by the Kanman, Kenneth Mueller, president of the Men's Student Council, announced today that freshmen will be allowed to have dates to the Kanaman and Saturday as well as unlearner classes.
Freshmen with dates will not be required to sit in the regular freshma section, but may sit anywhere the may have reservations.
Faculty Members Attend Meeting
Seven members of the faculty of the French department will attend the annual meeting of the Kansas Modern faculty, held in Topeka, Friday and Saturday of this week. Christian Bomnet, well-known French professor, will be chairman of the faculty of the Faculty of the faculty number who will attend the meete are: Prof. Elie Neeson-Schwaner, Prof. E. H. Gallo, Miss Amnea Stamion, Miss Mattie Crummine, Frank Stanion, W. R. Cernail, and J. N. Carrman.
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The results for last week's intramural volleyball games were announced today as follows:
FIVE TEAMS ARE UNDEFEATED IN VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Team W L
Kappa Kappa Gamma 3 0
Gamma Phi Beta 1 1
Pi Oregon 1 1
Pi Beta Phi 1 2
Group I
Group II
P. D. Q. 3 0
I. W. W. 2 1
Corbin Hall 0 2
Independents 0 2
Group III
Alpha Gamma Delta .3 0
Alpha Chi Omega .1 1
Alpha Delta Pi .1 1
Alpha Xi Delta .0 3
Group IV
Warkins Hall
Delta Zeta
Alpha Omicron I
Sigma Kappa
The schedule for this week's intramural volleyball games will be as follows: this evening at 7:15, Corbis hall vs. Intradale @ 8 o'clock. Wake Forest vs. North Carolina at Algae Alpha Chi Omega vs. Algebra Delta Pi. Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 8:15, Omega Chi vs. Gamma Phi Beta. Thursday, Nov. 6, at 7:15, Delta Zeta vs. Sigma Kappa
Intramurals
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The intramural fall track meet is being held today and tomorrow, with some stations entering are Gianna Delta, Kipa Kapua Triangle, Delta Theta, Alaima Tai Omega, Delta Epialona, Alpha Sigma, Delta Epialona, Sigma Sigma, Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Epialona, Alpha Kapua Cambola, Delta Taue, and Delta Sigma Pi.
Events being held today are the 228 yard dash, board jump, put shot, put 120 yard low hurdles, javelin throw, and the medley relay.
Tuesday's events are the 100 yard dash, the high jump, 440 yard dash discus throw, and the 440 yard relay.
BOTH BANDS IN NEW ATTIRE
AT KANSAS-MISSOURI GAMI
The new uniforms of the University of Kansas are not to be the only ones available. The Kansas-Missouri football game for the Missouri band will also散ard its
Mae's band will wear the dark blue uniforms, the blue and crimson capes and the blue caps with the crimson sashes at the beginning of this school year.
Gold lined caps and gold and black shakes will be provided for the Unitarian Universalist game, which the game with Kansas. Hersetoffe, the Missouri band has always woven the focus of the game around the Kansas.
Announcements
W. A. A. will hold its weekly dancing class for University women Tuesday evening from 7 until 8 o'clock.
Wilma Taylor, President.
All manuscripts for Quill club must be submitted before Saturday, Nov. 8, KATHRYN HAYES.
The professional meeting of Sigma Delta Chi, journalism fraternity, has been postponed until Thursday, Nov. 13. Harold E. Allen, president.
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LEE PAGE
Lee Page, of Kansas City, was a consistent ground gainer for the Jayhawks in the intersectional game Saturday at Philadelphia. Page repeatedly broke through the Penn line for gains and ball in scoring distance several times.
Fashion Show Tryouts Tomorrow
Troubleshooting School
Tryouts for the W. S. G. A. fashion
school; and 3 will be held to
morrow afternoon at 4:30 in central
administration auditorium.
Twenty-five women will be needed for the show. They are to furnish their office, and to present a popular event, and the committee in charge will answer a large number of questions women will try out.
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