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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1900
Aggies Preparing in Heavy Sessions for K. U. Contest
Heated Battle Predicted With Wildcats Showing Strength
SQUAD IN GOOD FORM
Manhattan, Oct. 15. —(UPC)—With only three days remaining before the Kansas Agies play their first conference game, the University of Kansas eleven, Coach Bo McMillen does not plan any onepay on the heavy practice sessions outlined for
All forms of football will be stressed today and the following days before the game here Saturday with a team to rate the most possible Big Six champion, the Philadelphia Millau's squad, light but with plenty of power, has chalked up only one non-conference victory so far this season, while the Jayhawkers are strutting with two victories, including one over the strong, heavy and fast Haskell Influenza.
Two Weeks Hard Drill for Ags
Two Weeks Hara Dhi for Xie
The serious injuries are injuries to the two men. The two men and Me-Millan expect to place a team on the field that is healthy and free from all aliments whatsoever, barring disasters that might happen during the next two days.
The Angels have had two weeks of hard drilling and have been using the Kansas offensive and defensive plays in seriquinages with the freshmen, and from all appearances will be able to meet Coach Bill Hargas has to offer.
Aggies Show Strength
During this two week boyoff from active gridron encounters, the Agiie squand has shown Coach McMillan and the few spectators who have been able to snack in and watch practice session of unforeseen strength has announced.
Coach McMillan is still undecided who will be in the opening line when the whale is blown; however, he feels it would be safer to win and will be a threat to the opposing team.
Sooners Prepare for Texas
NOVEMBER 15, 2014
Norwalk Highs (15-UP) - Coach Lindsay of the University of Oklahoma devolved much attention to development of his reserve squad for use in the The heavy Texas team was expected to subject the first string Oklahoma to heavy pounding and it was believed that he would make frequent substitutions.
Injury Jinx Hits Ames
Ames, Oct. 15. — (UP)—State football circles gloomed today with Paul Trümer in the hospital with on a hip injury, shown on the sidelines with injuries.
Intensive defence drills against Nebraska plays, and skull practice filled the schedule of work today.
Tigers off to New York
Columbus, OH — (AP) — Coach Gwain Henry of Missouri led his football ball to Pullman cars today for the long trip east, where he will pit them against the Cubs on Monday and yesterday were hampered by bad weather.
Nebraska and Ames to Clash Lincoln, Oct. 15.—(UP) Nebraska's backfield may be entirely rearranged
Campus Comment
The Aggies don't like to have their school referred to as the coy college, but no doubt they will put up a fight Saturday for supremacy of the 100-yard pasture.
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for the game with Iowa State Saturday with Lewin Brown or Bob Manley (Brown) and Mike Kretinger and Frah probably will be at ballpark and Buster Long at full-time.
Coach Dana X. Bible is attempting to strengthen weak points exposed in earlier contests.
Handball Tournament Planned
Football Yearlings Not
Included
Forty Men Turn Out for Freshman Basketball
Included
About 40 men turned out for the first
of freshman basketball practice.
$^{2}$ The team's paramount is being arranged in the way of a conditioner and drawings will be an
important part.
"The men who reported are Luther Cook, Barley; Phi Boatty, Ellsworth; Kerneth Baine, Bohle Plains; Walter Ashland; Arthur Muller; Partridge; Paul Jorgenson, Mt. Hope; Lewy Laws Chilcotech; Mc. Donald Wait, Leagaw
Richard Steeper, McLouth; Max Colson, Jooplin, Morr.; Norman Edmonds, Kansas City, Mo.; Stewart Chambers, Kansas City, Mo.; Leonard Hills, Muriesta, Kansas City, Mo.; Douglas Daughtery, Independence, Mo.; Clifford Downward, Barnes, Shelton Farrell, Barnes; Elwood Laub, Kansas City; Mr. Richard Quinn, Kansas City; Mr. John Belger, Kansas City, Mo.; John Belger, Kansas City, Tex. Paul Allen, Adair, Okla.
Raymond Uryl, Ellisa Robert Sandlek, Gary Ind; William King, Kansas City, Dennis Knight, Independence, Kansas, Donald Knight, Independence, Vooreens, Leavenworth; William Krater, Leavenworth; Jack Bowman, Connery Franklin and Ernest Peck
This list does not include the fresh men who are on the football squad.
Jayhawkers Drill on Special Tricks to Down K-Aggies
Kansas Team Is Not Over Confident in Spite of Predictions
REAL GAME EXPECTED
Umminidific of the many predictions, being made about them by Big Six gridiron dopters, the Jahayler football squad continued a rotation of players who were coming contest with the Angles, during their workout on the freshman field yesterday afternoon. Although Coach Chase suggested that conceded to be the class of the conference, they realize that there are five other schools anxious to share the title and for this reason are not allow-ment themselves to become overrouted.
At yesterday afternoon's session Coach Hargiss introduced some new formations that he has devised for the first time. "Bo" McMillin's aggregation. Following their explanation the men tried them out against a dummy line of freshman players and later on, a full team of yearning tangled with the var-
Features Agile Homestead
From all reports Coach "To Joe" McMillin will have a few of the new and seventy-eight renewal of the old lefce between the schools. Throughout the middle west McMillin is known as a smart coach for the military, and he string of veterans, Nigro, Wiggins, and Meisinger are three of the Angie big guns who are being depended upon this season to make going hard for
The game Saturday will be the feature attraction of the Manhattan homecoming and a crowd of from 15,000 to 20,000 are expected to watch the tilted stage. The music over their chimes for a decision over the Jawaharens, are con-
viniced that the Kansas team is as good as it is said to be and are sure that the tussle will be a real fight.
Smay and Davis Injured
At the present time the Kansas team is suffering from an attack of minor bruises, but the seriouser armed McCall and Brazil are victims of charleyhorses and are taking things easy for the week. Lee Davis has been absent from practice with a knee injury, but the team has not been reported because of a knee injury received in the Haskell game which has not healed. These men will be on the schedule for Saturday's game if necessary but it is likely that Coach Cachiws will prefer to give them a rest and give the injuries a good chance to heal. On the schedule for the remainder of the week and Coach Cachiws expects to devote the remaining time to polishing up the team play of the men and drill forma-
Her Telephone at Home Must Have Had a Crank
She may have been just a freshman, but she had to learn. Taking the telephone in hand at the cafeteria yesterday noon, she attempted to get central. There was no response. She tapped the clamp that took her telephone in place and still there was no response. Then central grew impatient and started ringing. She were being entertained when the freshman discovered that she couldn't get central and central couldn't get her, because she was listening to conversations and trying to talk through the receiver.
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