PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930
Jayhawkers Face Conference Tilts Favored by Dope
Sophomore Backs Demon strate Great Strength Against Haskell
LINE PROVES ABILITY
The two games played by the Kansans with the Creighton Bluesy and the Haskell Indians have served to build the competitive one of the strangest and most powerful in the history of the school. Weight speed, ability, and a powerful string of skills will win Jayhawkers in abundance; and with this rare combination of essentials to a winning team team, the prize will be won. Pigskin circles are exceedingly bright.
With clean-out, decisive victories over non-conference opponents to their own, the two teams will devote the coming practice periods this week to an intensive preparation for their conquest of the Big Six footbal team. Having successfully hurled the two games on their schedule, are now confident that they will be rated as potential champions in the five conference tilt and the one intercontinental fray remaining on their
As a result of the showing of the K. U. men in their games so far this season, we will have a good line on the material at hand, and will be able to concentrate on the griddlers who will care for each other during the warm campaign. In the game with Hashell Saturday, a sophomore backfield including Beasley and Fryer, the team has strated their ability to completely fill the shoes of veteran players and began blazing their names into Kansas
The linemen of the squad also proved themselves capable of uplifting the alertness and vigor with which they have played. This was especially evident when the K. U. men repeatedly poured on the K. Hull fiddlers which it had been a test for.
Line Follows Ball
The Jayhawkers will encounter their first Big Six opposition in Manhattan next Saturday when they tangle with the Chicago Bulls and the Aggies have played only one game so far this season, scoring a rather unimpressive 14-0 victory over the Washington Colts. They are strong by the strength of the Aggis, they remain as yet an unknown quantity because of their inactivity. However, Coach Harper, remembering his time at the Jayhawkers last year is not underterstanding them and will do all in his power to wrest a decision from them when the two teams meet Saturday.
After last week's games had been played, some surprising outcomes were apparent, indicating several changes would be forthcoming in this season. Both teams have won long has occupied the top of the race among other conference teams was bumped by a fighting Oklahoma team that has already established themselves as one of the best and who will probably fight it out with the Jayhawkers for the final honors.
Tigers Are Weak
Missouri, another team that has recently had things its own way in Bix Six football circles has gone into a state of eclipse and is not given credit for developing into much of a threat this year. The Tigers have an threeway play against a show out at the hands of St. Louis University last Saturday.
From such a survey of the field it seems probable that Kansas, and Ohio are second place for the laurels of the Big Six football championship in the coming season. This year's game will yet unrified in conference play, may establish itself as a contender for the title.
Indianaapolis, Ind. — (UP) — Defective chimneys were blamed for more fires in 1530 in Indiana than any other cause, according to a report joint issued by the Environmental Committee. Chimney caused a monetary loss of over $620,000, the report states.
For Prompt Battery Service Phone 4 Exide Batteries Fritz Co.
Try a Delicious Barbecued Beef or
Barbecued Pork Sandwich at
The Nighthawk U.S. 40
4 miles northeast
P. D.Q. AND ALPHI CHI OMEGA VICTORIOUS IN FIRST GAME
In the women's intramural volleyball tournament, P.D.EQ. defeated the independents 39 to 19, and Alpha Chi Omega defeated Alpha Xi Delta 40 to
These are the first games of the intramaras and the following are for the Cardinals hall, Monday at 7:15 p.m.; Gamma Phi Beta v. I. Pi Beta v. Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.; Cardinals Hall, Delta, Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.; Chi Omega v. Kappa Gamma, Gamma
Intramurals
The intramural playground ball games scheduled for this afternoon have been postponed and an attempt to return the games at noon or afternoon. The other games for Tuesday and Thursday will be played as scheduled, weather permitting, week one.
Oct. 14, Diamond No. 1, Phi Dhi vs.
sigma Cma. 2, Phi Ghi vs. delta
Upsilon; 2, Pi KI vs. Delta Tau; 4,
delta Chi; 3, Delta Ghi vs.
phi Cai; 6, Sigma Nu vs. phi
Kappa; 3, Delta Sigma Lambda vs.
upsilon I0, 4, A K, Pi vs. Kentucky
Oct. 15, if possible.-No. 1, P Kit K,
vs. Delta Chi 2. Ph Giang vs. Delta
Chi 3. Compsonil vs. Kurtachty Colonella
3. Triamde vs. Phil Kapra. 6 ATO. 7.
Oct. 16, L SAM vs. Delta Chi 2.
Oct. 16, L SAM vs. Delta Chi 2.
Beta vs. DU 3. Kappa Sigma vs. Phi
Chi 4. SAK 6. Compsonil vs. Phi Chi
10. Danikin vs. Thea Tau.
Jayhawks Flown
---
Among, prominent alumni attending the K. U-Haskell football game Friday night were Mrs. W. T. Beck, Holk, J. R. Sullivan and B. C. Robinson of Kansas City, Mo.; Roy Roberts, editor of the Kansas City Star; and Chad Burgeen of "Saturdays" in the Kansas City Star.
Arthur Cromb, A.B.20, president of the graduating class, is studying in the Harvard graduate school of business administration this year. Cromb often tutors students in B.A., B.S., and Robert Waugoff, A.B.20, who are in the law school.
Marine Clevergen, A.B. 30, is working in the advertising department of Brown-Dunkin dry goods company in Tuba.
Duncan Kinkle, A.B.28', is studying law at the University of Michigan at Arm Arbor this year. Kinkle was a student in the program when he attended the University.
George Gaell, A.B.28, is studying at the University of Chicago. Gaell was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
Frank Eckoldl, A1.28. Llih.30 is taking past graduate work in law at the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. Eckoldl was a member of Phi Delta Pi, the national fraternity of Phi Delta Pi, national law fraternity, when he was in school here.
K. U. and Sooners Loom as Big Six Title Contenders
Jayhawks and Oklahoma With Victories Prove to Be Outstanding Teams
AGGIE TILT SATURDAY
Kansas City, Oct. 13 — (UP) — Although not all of them — (UP) — championship eams have played in championship games, the race today marrows down to two competitors, Oklahoma and Kansas, after contestors played week-end. Figuring from every cowl, Oklahoma are the dames of the conference.
Oklahoma defeated Nebraska, last year's champions, 20 to 7 last Saturday. The Kansas eleven showed it had everything necessary to win a championship in almost anyone's contender by deflecting the Haskell Indians 30 to
Nebraska's victory over Nebraska was a distinct surprise. Kansas and Nebraska will meet at Lawrence Nov. 26, where Iowa Iota State next Saturday.
The Cyclones, with a week's practice after their first game with Illinois, are expected to furnish Nebraska plenty of opposition. Although Iowa State failed to score in the season, Couch Noel Workman has a battling experienced machine this year. Missouri, handed a 29 to 6 defeat at St. Louis University, was hard at work today preparing for the game with New York University at New York City this week-end.
The Missouri team, composed of green material, should furnish stern opposition later in the season. The Tigers bot to St. Louis because the Tigers had no defense against fawn passes. St. Louis two-touchdowns by a stalk attack.
Madison, WI. — (UP) - Wisconsin apple and grape crops will be below normal this year, according to Walter Hoeffler, an agronomist at Michigan State that said little more than half of the regular apple crop was expected, and that the grape crop was only 62 per cent.
Fruit Crop Below Normal
Send the Daily Kansan home
In Rainy Weather
Eat in the Most Convenient Place. In Your Union Building.
The Cafeteria
PATEE
Western Electric Sound System
Shows 3: -- 7: -- 9
Matinee 10-25c
Nite 10-35c
SPIES!!!
Tonight-Tomorrow-Wednesday
THREE FACES EAST
CONSTANCE
BENNETT
ERIC
VON STROHEIM
and a great cast.
The most astonishing and thrilling story to come out of the war. Men and women fight a grim battle under the enemy. Spies, venturing into every stronghold when discovery meant death! Silent warriors, more terrifying for their silence, create a realistic realism in this picture of a thousand thrills!
Thrills and Shivers
Comedy News Novelty
The open road
Suppose you came suddenly upon two roads. One straight, well-trodden...the other thin and twisting off into undergrowth. If you didn't want to arrive at any place in particular, you might choose the latter. But not otherwise.
Before you, as buyer, run two roads. One is the road of knowledge of an advertised product. Thousands use it. There's no mystery about it, no doubting, nothing hidden. It leads the way definitely to a fountain pen, a floor wax, a tooth-paste that will give you satisfaction. When you use an advertisement, you use an open road.
When you don't use advertisements,you go the doubtful road. You have only hazy knowledge of the product ahead. No trade-mark or name to depend upon guides you. The result may or may not be worth the effort. You don't know.
Read the advertisements. Anything widely advertised----breakfast food, hammer, hair tonic----has proved itself good by advertising.
Advertisemets put you on the open road to satisfaction
X