TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1930
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Aggies Are Protecting Pet Signals From K.U.
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Coach McMillan Allows No Spectators to Witness
Practice
Saturday Games
Kansas, v. K.S.A.C. at Manhattan
Nebraska, v. Iowa State at Alamea
Missouri, v. New York University
at New York City
--city Was took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday afternoon. Both Mr. and Mrs. West attended the University of Kansas. Mrs. West was affiliated with the Ft Blai Phi sorority member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Oklahoma vs. Texas at Dallas
Manhattan - Oct 14 (UP) - Coach B O. McMilan is taking no chances on K. U. getting wise to the pet tricks in a game he use in the game here Saturday.
All spectators were required to leave the stadium before he sent the team through practice yesterday. The same is expected to be repeated today.
George Wiggins, Glen Harsh and Euler Auker退除了到 the squad today. They have been out of practice for a few days because of injuries.
The Angels had benvy reinnervation yesterday and today McMillan plans a hard routine of general football practice.
The meeting here at 3:00pm will be the twenty-eighth of the University of Kansas and the Kaman Agnes. It will open the Six Conference schedule for both schools. It provides informing about the final outcome of the Kansas race.
Sooners to Straggle With Texas
The K. U. line is expected to outweigh the Kansas Aggies, but Coach McMillan believes the speed of his team will even up the difference.
Norman, Oct. 14—(UP) - Invitations by a victory over New Orleans by a wider margin than has been suffered by that sound for several years, the Oklahoma University football squad settled down in front of Texas University plays today.
Unexpected strength of the Okabambis in two games has installed them as favorites in the Southwest. Their Sunday stressed offensive work today.
Nebraska Drills for Iowa Battle
Rain Hammers Amenus Workout
James, Oct. 14 — (UP) - Gloomy state this week and the storm in the Iowa State eleven yesterday and today at the players went through hard drill drills.
Lincoln, Oct. 14—(UP) - Nebraska's football squad was pointed toward the game with Iowa State college in early drills this week. First string men from Iowa State played through Iowa State's play. The team will be given passing, tackling and running work in an effort to eliminate the team shown in the game with Oklahoma.
Tigers to Meet New York U. Team Columbia, Oct. 14-(UP)-Coach
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Gwinn Henry will take 31 members of his University of Missouri football squad with him to New York where he will play the final game Saturday. The squad will entrain Wednesday. A minor injury to Max Ellis has left the University of the game with St. Louis University last week. Stiff scrimmages are needed for the squad in practice today.
--city Was took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday afternoon. Both Mr. and Mrs. West attended the University of Kansas. Mrs. West was affiliated with the Ft Blai Phi sorority member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Society
Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Ruth Bidilds of Caldwell and Michael Moore of July 3 at Lawrence. Mrs. Brown is now a new student of Jones University.
Dinner guests at the Delta Zeta house Sunday were Mrs. A. D. Gleisser of Lawrence, Catherine Gleisser, John Bruce Gleisser, and Jeremy Berghman.
Lucille Christy of Kansas City, Mo has been a guest at the Alpha Gamma Delta house for several days.
The Newcomers club will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. H. Lindley. The club is an association of the wives and women members of the faculty. The membership number of which are second year members.
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Gertrude Coolidge of Topkea, formerly of this city, to W took place Sunday afternoon.
Alpha Phi Omega, professional suction fraternity, announces the pledging of Leroy Metzler and Frank C. Meilone, both of Lawrence.
Ms. Smith is a graduate of Kansas Prunk Smith of Clarkeburrow, N. M., which offers an undergraduate degree in Kappa Gamma sorority here. Mr. Smith attended Baylor College at Waco.
Theta Phi Alpha society will have its annual meeting given tomorrow from 3 until 8 p.m. in the rest room of the Administration building. All University women are invited.
Don't Take Chances --city Was took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday afternoon. Both Mr. and Mrs. West attended the University of Kansas. Mrs. West was affiliated with the Ft Blai Phi sorority member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
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