PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1930 KANSAS BEATS AGGIES BY 14-0 (Continued from page 1) ment was perfect and the score was 14-0. On the kick-off Bauch stumbled on and broke the ball. The Aggie corner, fell to the ball on its 45-line. He was hurt when a half ton of K-12 players had to have the guard. Smoot intercepted Aggie pass and it was K. U's ball on 32-yard line. With Smith bearing the load, the Jayhawks marched to the Wildest 3-yard line where the Aggies received The Agnies become desperate an Nigro cut through the Kansas team to 15 yards, starting the run at 15. The Agnies pause netted 11 yards and another first down After Nigro had failed to gain and have lost their third down, they punted and it was the Jaunylah's bailout Page entered the game and made 14 yards in two plays and Carnie Smith gained three yards on an out of bounds pass. The Aggies scored and recovered, Fairbanks fell on the ball on their own 46-yard line. A pass was incomplete. A pass, Nigro to Aufter, was completed. An attempted line smash. Schaake intercepted Nigro's pass and was downed on the Aggie 45-yard line as the game ended. Bausch was the individual star of the day playing a splendid defensive game besides breaking lose on his two runs. For the Agnus Nigro and McCullough defenses while Swartz was their most consistent yard gainer through the line. Michaels and Cronkite played well, but the latter and the latter aided the Cats materially with his consistent long pants. Stuck, N. Sorem and Smooth were the bulkworms of the Kansas line while the other players which were the mainstays in the backfield. Kansas U. Kansas State bt bt Snowy it Stephenpool Smooth e Norton Smoot e Norton Foy rt Cranklete Fish rt Cranklete Fisher lb Nigro Bauch lb Nigro Bauch lb Nigro The summary: Senre by periods! K.S.A.C. U. U. U. U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. Touchdowns: K.S.A.C. Novel, 6. U. U. U. U. U. place kicks. Yards from errantown: K.S.A.C. place kickers. Yards for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. for an average of 36 yards: K.U. U. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. erange returns of punts--K.S.A.C. 29 yards. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 25, K.U. 17, Pause completed--K.S.A.C. k. U. 12, K.U. 14, Pause interrupted--K.S.A.C. k. U. none, by K.U. 4. Total pain he- nored: K.S.A.C. 29 yards. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. Yards lost from errantown: K.S.A.C. k. U. 2 for 90 yards. Paintman on field: yards for a punt: K.U. U. U. U. U. Substitutions: Argue—McMillin for Asker, McGraw for Doyle, Platt for Duske, Platt for Drake for Brake, Brooks for Strickman, Sanders for Niru, Niro for Meyer, Michael for Sophomore, Michael, Sophomore for Brookover, Schroeder for Duske, Duske for Brake, McMillin for Yanger, U. S.-M. Smith for Foster, Athanon, Hamon for Brake, McMillin for Ros LAWRENCE HIGH DEFEATS ROSEDALE IN NIGHT GAME Lawrence High school defeated defender M. Lillis, 14 to 9, in a night football game at Haskell Friday. Joe Ulm, a graduate of K. U., is coach of the Lawrence Other officials were Mike Getto, assistant football coach at the University, Terry Kramer, assistant KU, K. basketball team, ampit; Gordon McMillan, former K. U. football man, lead lineman; Roland Logan, assistant football coach, assistant lineman In Eating Is Yours If You Eat DINNER SUNDAY at the JAYHAWK CAFE We deliver Phone 509 Student Programs at Church Today Episcopal At the morning service the Rev. Francis B. Shaner will have as his subject, "The Challenge of Christianity," Mrs. Ruth Jackman will sing the incidental solo in "O for a Closer World" with Foster, with the rest of the choir. The Rev. W. Brooke Stubler of New York national secretary of social work and founder of the Center for guest of the Chaplain Edwards club in the evening. They will discuss the work of the church. Presbyterian The subject of the sermon will be, self-Gratification and Self Discipline ("I Will Gratify"), followed by Azmanian, Marian H. Penner will sing as a solo, "In My Father's House" from *The Spectre*. "Ethical Religion" will be the subject for the forum at Westminster in the evening. Methodist The Rev. Harry A. Gordon will speak on "Obermagamman" Its Origins and Its Lessons," in the morning. At 10 a.m., Dr. Christopher "The Craile of Civilization-Egypt." After a lunch in the evening the Wesley Foundation will discuss "The Well Balanced Christian." Leo Jaon will lead. This will be illustrated with colored moving pictures. The Rev. William Bachus will speak at the morning service on "Gandhi's Way to Freedom." At the meeting of the young people in the evening, Prof. E. M. Hopkins of the English department will speak on "What We Know." Baptist During the morning service there will be a report on the Kansas Baptist University campus at Arkansas City. The pastor, the Rev. John Watts, will address "On Accepting "The Art of Being Perfect" will be the subject of the sermon delivered by the Rev. Alfred Grey. The text will describe the realities as your Father in Heaven is perfect." At B.Y.P.U. Margaret Fletcher will lead. The subject will be "The Meaning of Prayer." Congregational At the Fireide Forum colored slides of the Passion Play will be shown. The Reverend Mr, Grey, who attended the play this summer, will talk. Dr. S. B. Braden, dean of the School of Religion, will speak at the morning service of the church on "The Spirit" of Protestation." The Rev. Seth Slaughter has gone to the church conference in Washington. Immanuel Lutheran The pastor, the Rev. W. W. Stoppe- werth, will give a report of the Disti- tion Synod. 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