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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1930
Ames Wins Two Mile Race
Putnam, Laberton and Eichelkrout in
Ahead of Levine—Time, 9:45.3
Paced by the Iowa State star distance runner, Putnam, the Cyclone harriers rushed to an easy victory as the two teams met the two-mile team race between the two teams yesterday afternoon. The score was 32 to 23 and the time for
Although the Kansas队 tried hard to overcome the lead of Putnam and Laberent, Cyclone stars who finished first and second received first and third places, and had to content themselves with fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth places. Levine, veteran Jayhawk runner, was the first man in for Kansas, finishing first.
The order in which the runners finished: Potam, Laberton and Echelstein; Louie, Solcler, Scalier and Slover; Kansas, fourth, fifth, and sixth; McClaron, Iowa state, seventh; McCarthy, Nebraska, eighth; ninth, and Negel, Iowa State, tenth.
JAYHAWKERS WIN
OVER IOWA, 20-6
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to cling on to it and ran the remaining yards to the Ames goal in the company. Then they pulled themselves into his person. Page again kicked goal and the score stood K. U.
A feeble Cyclone attempt at retaliation was cut short when Fisher intercepted a pass from Grete and was downed on his 42 yard line as the game ended.
Fisher Intercepts Pass
Although Iowa State played valiantly and fought every minute of the game they were outplayed by their weightless opponents. The team reeled off several nice runs but the Kansan's ability to take advantage of the breaks of the game directly paved the way for Hawkeye score in the opening quarter the offensive of both squads were held in check, with the exception of occasional flashes, by the super play strategy.
For Karmas Foy, Runt, Pader, Sneed and Stuck did outstanding line work on his own. He was one individual for Iowa, Swoboda and Smith were the main cogs in the machine.
Backfield Stars in Offense
In the backfields Beach, Carrie Smith, Sandra Winters, and Ivan rose of praise for the way in which they handled the offensive work for Kansas. Their hard work was for the visitors. The fact that Jim Bausch was absent from the frry gave the dojayhawkers an opportunity to team without his services and from all indications there is plenty of punch against them. The
As a result of the victory Kansas continues to share first place in the Big Six standings with Oklahoma and Illinois, he is still undefeated. The summary;
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Officina: Eric Johnson, Nebraska; referens:
Brian Hammond, New York; Warrenmeyer, Norman; beaumont, New Jersey; Parmentier, youville, Iowa; Tappus, Fairmont youville, Iowa; Wright, youville, Iowa; Womack, youville, Iowa;
Hulman, youville, Iowa; Mason for Pfizer, Nebraska
Lost by permit:
Kingston 7 0 0 13-20
Lower State 6 0 0 6-6
*new State* 9 w 9 h 6 m
First down 10
from east entrance, exhume-
tive 16
Two of paws from east entrance,
171 115
Pauses completed
57
Pauses completed, run, lift 87
Pauses intercepted
57
Total No. of errantions, series & pass 252 174
Total No. of errantions, passes 59 153
Yards in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards lost in pitch to orchardment 6 20
Yards recovered 2 4
Time out 1 4
In town State-Touchdown, Teushaug-Knowsley-Bishrike-2 Patch, Temp
LAWRENCE HIGH LOSES GAME TO LEAVENWORTH, 14 TO 1
Lawrence high school lost a football game to Leavenworth yesterday afternoon by a score of 14 to 13. The game was played on the stadium field. Leavenworth made both of their touchdowns in the first quarter of the game, and then lost the ball. Lawrence came back much stronger than before and scored a touchdown in each quarter. Leavenworth scored in each point. Lawrence failed to make their first point so the game ended with a score of 14 to 13 in favor of the Leavenworth team.
Announcements
Send the Daily Kansan home.
The presidents of all organizations on the campus will meet at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Little Theater of Central Administration building to learn of plans for homecoming and to help co-ordinate organization activity for them.
Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary.
Unity study class will meet at $839$ Massachusetts street, second floor, at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Clara Stewart of Topeka will be the leader. All students interested in the study of Unity are cordially invited to attend.
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The last games of the second round of women's intramural double tennis were played Friday.
SECOND ROUND OF WOMEN'S TENNIS GAMES COMPLETED
Manning-Boogart, Alpha Delta Pi,
deflected Lukes-Forker, Alpha Chi
Gorgna, 6-2, 8-7, 3-4; Greyer-Housby,
6-2, 8-7, 3-4; Kruger-Marshall,
Martin, Pi Beta Phi, 6-4, 6-2.
The third rounds must be beaten by
MK to secure the spots posted in the women's gymnastics.
Help the Students who help themselves 35 K. U. Undergrads work at
THE CAFETERIA
**Word** has been received from three numbers of the 1800 football team that they will be here for the Nebraska boeumening game and the reunion. C. W. Frederick, Kochelester, N. Y.; C. W. Frederick, Kochelester, N. Y.; and C. W. Palmer, Botton, Mass.
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Prepare HERE for Winter Driving! where you stop ONCE for EVERYTHING
The coming of cold weather calls for many precautions where your car is concerned. Cold weather starting calls for gasoline that's quick-starting and motor oil that flows freely and maintains body and positive protection against poor lubrication.
You may need a new battery or the old one may need recharging—and there are countless other services that winter driving requires.
Why not drive in 'now and make these preparations where you STOP ONCE FOR EVERYTHING. Our station men are skilled to serve your needs exactly. No need to drive around to different stations for these various services.
Insure Driving Safety with GENERALS
Trade in your old set. We will make a liberal allowance for them. Drive in and let us appraise them.
This is the time of the year when sure footed traction is absolutely essential to safe driving.
There is no need to take the unnecessary risk of driving with smooth tires. Insure yourself for safe driving by purchasing the General low pressure Dual-Balloons now.
Radiator Service
Radiator Service
Windshield Cleaning
Tire Testing and Inflation
Aromax-Ethyl Gasoline
Skelly Refractionated Gasoline
Tagolene Motor Oil
Complete Skelly Greasing Service
Transmission and Differential Checkup
General Tire Sales
Complete Tire Service
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Weed Chains
Car Laundry-All cars are thoroughly cleaned underdress and the inside vacuum cleaned.
Cleaning New Battery Sales Distilled Water
Battery Repair
Battery Repair
Expert Brake Rehining
Brake Adjustment
Wheel Aligning
Car Polishing
Simonizing
Skelly "Scooter" Service
Free Road Service
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