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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SAVAGE KANSAS FOOTBALL TEAM RUINS REDSKINS
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1930
Bad Start Is Compensated by Great Feats of K. U. Powerhouse; Game Ends 33-7
WELLER IS REAL STAR
By Fred Fleming
Nervy Midget Back Keeps Fans Worried: Makes Haskell's Lone Touchdown and Scores Extra Point
A savagely fighting Jayhawk football team, undaunted by a wobbly start, overcome the red mence of the Haskell Indians and emerged victorily by a score of 5-7 in the ninth game. The Mets defeated the Haskell stadium field Friday night.
"Little Rabbit" Heller, the big persona of the Indians, led his mates in a contest to get the feet in the opening minutes of play, but after this brief offence flush the Indians out under control throughout the rest of the conflict, and the magic of "Little Rabbit."
Johnson Kicks Off
With the wild war cry of the Connemarches ringing across the field, Weller won the toss and chose to defend the team. The defense displayed on the opening kickoff when L. Johnson of the Indians booted the ball a scuffle fifteen yards and Charles Foster scored two shots, somewhat bewaredd by his strategy, were left standing in their track on the third play of the game when the quarterback squirmed, side-stepped and back tracked through the entire Kansan team and sped unmolested over the sidelines.
Weller Scores
The bedlam which broke loose among the redskin restores at this perimeter, and it turned to grabs of dispar when the play was called back, and the Indiana penalized 15 yards because Brightman, left end, was judged guilty of holding.
The Redmen, their fighting blood up by this time, were not to be denied a score and a few minutes later Little Rabbit Weller again hit his way into the glare of the speeding phantom slipping along under the glaze of the are lights. When he finally stopped, after leaving the imposition, he shot back with green shutter the ball was over the goal line, and a moment later he had kicked goal to give the Redman a 7-0 lead over their place opponent, and count the only Haskell
That score of Weller's seemed to awaken the Jayhawker team to action, and they did. They took the field and exchanges of pants with the Braves, Charley Snyder broke through the Indian interference and drove in a few outs over the goal line where Ormond Beach covered it for the first K. U. Jump sent the ball up the fence, Jim Bunsem hit the ball squarely through the crosshairs and put the Jayhawkers on even living with the NHL.
Bausch Stars
From that time on the Kansas stren roller had things its own way, and with Jim Bailish working with an all-time great coach, he made the end wus in sight for the Braves. The second K. U. score came when a pass by Weller was intercepted by Cenjon. After that, the Haskell goal while eleven off-touched Redmon rubbed their eyes and looked at the catastrophe. This second touchdown led to the Indiana and with Weller effectually under control, the prayers of the thousands of Haskell alumni and students to the big Man-At-Ray over the enemy were left unanswered.
At the beginning of the second half the Jayhawkers started a drive down the field that was worthy of their rat.
ug as potential Big Six champions. Wii jamming Jim Bautch, and Bautch playing the Rush game, Indian forward wall for big gains, and with the help of a beautiful pass, C.J. Scott scored a goal in their third score of the game when Bautch plunged over the last white wall.
Final Period Complete Rout
During the final period the roster of a Halloween basketball was as complete as was that of Center at the battle of the Little Big Horse and an ambush by the Joyhawk backs kept up a steady march down the field and Carole Smith plumured over K. U. 20, Haskell 7. The final scoring was made when a Haskell lateral rucked out from behind the rucks, eluded the group of Hendricks and dropped back of the Haskell goal where it was fallen on for a touchdown.
The colorful crowd of 16,000 reddish and paleface roofers attending the game had the opportunity of several feet on its home field for the second time in the history of the school. Carsiously enough, a Harissa-coached team was able to win on both these occasions and many of the more superstitious Braves view the Bald Eagle of the Kansas coaching staff as an all-time jinx to Haskell
Play Consistently Strong
The Kansas team, after its momentary lapse in the early part of the fray, settled down to business and allowed K. U. has awaited for many years. The Jaghawaker line effectively held the Indian days and all the Hackell gains that year. M. Sorem, Dawson, Stuck, Stuck, M. Sorem, Davis, Smoot, Charley and Coe Snail were playing near-perfect games, and time and effort was required to approve of the arrival of approval from the crowd.
10. the backfield Jim Bausch, Carnie Smith, Brush, Schanek and Gridle produced the avalanche of scoring Jim Bausch, the co-star of the game with Weller, while unable to get away from the spectacular as his rival in the way he planned and drove his way through the Hackell players for consistent gains. Smith, sophomore quarterback, did a wonderful job of running the team and his passing and slain smatching ability was one of the bright points of the game.
Yesterday hundreds of disillusioned braves were making the long trek from the mountains to go down to defeat at the hands of the Karnams. The K. U. victory gives the Jayawheras a record of five games between the two schools, and although it is better medicine, the Braves are not winning any games 1901. But already the Haskell alumni and students are dreaming of the next season, so the sudden confidence are looking forward to the time when the Redmen will make a big bag massacre on their
Summary: Score by period.
Kaneus 0 14 6 13 -- 23
Baskell 7 0 0 0
Yorked first down, Kamahe 21; Hankelhoff 8;
Kamahe 76; Hankelhoff 27. Forward to Kamahe
59; Hankelhoff 26; Hankelhoff 24. Forward to
yard 35; Haskellhoff attempted 16 completed,
10 failed.
Haskellhoff attempted 16 completed,
10 failed.
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Kansas City, Oct. 11—(UP) —No trot has been found today of Robert Patterson, mechanic in the city water defense department, shortly before police were ordered to arrest him on charges of fraudulent registration. Charges made against him were that his name appeared ten times in newspapers and other sources. Each was a different address.
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Turnstiles to Be Placed to Handle Football Crowds
Board Chooses T. C. Bishop As Unpaid Baseball
SELECT NEW MEMBER
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The K. U. Athletic board, at its first regular meeting of the school year Friday afternoon worked out a plan whereby the large crowds attending football games at the stadium could be filled with excitement and with less reinflagment and delay.
In the past crowds waiting for admission to the stadium have been numerous, and facilities for handling a large number of people, and it is this evil that the crowd has.
Turnstiles in Each Arch
A turntable will be placed in each of the 24 arches underneath the stand, and since each turntable is capable of supporting many sports during the rush period before an athletic contest, it is expected that many defects of the old method will be avoided.
This plan will go into effect at the first home football game with Iowa State. It will be the location of the new system, the entrance which was formerly at the south side of the stadium will be discontinued and the Alabama street will be used exclusively.
The original plans of the stadium called for large iron gates which were to have been placed in the archways of the stands against the contest's contexts. However, lack of finances has prevented the installation of the gates and the new plan will be carried out.
In considering the adversity of having a baseball coach for the Kansas team this year, it was decided by the Board that no paid coach would be hired. Instead, the basketball star and captain of this year's baseball team, will supervise the coaching of the team and generally work with the players. In 2014 was baseball coach here at the University before going to Island. Stanford where he is now head basketball coach.
Bishop To Coach Baseball
At the meeting, Maurice L. Breidenstein of Kansas City was re-elected to serve as the alumn member of the Athletic board for a term of three years T, C. Bailoh and Kemeth Messer were chosen as student members of the board.
Intramurals
The playground ball schedule for this week is as follows:
Monday, Oct. 13-Pl K A vs. Miami Chi; diamond 1; Gianna Delta vs.Delta Tau Delta; diamond 2; Phila Theta vs.Phila Kappa; diamond 10; diamonds vs. Sigma Chi; diamond 6; Alpha Kappa; diamond 3; Compagnie Club vs.Kentucky Colonies; diamond 4; Triangle vs.Phila Kappa; diamond 5.
Tuesday, Oct. 14—Phi Gamma Delta
vs. Delta Upsilon, diamond 2; Pi K. A.
vs. Delta Tau, diamond 3; S. Kappa.
vs. Delta Chi, diamond 4; Delta Theta.
vs. Sigma Chi, diamond 1; Delta Sigma.
vs. Chi Kappa, diamond 2; Pi K. A.
vs. Kappa Pi, diamond 3; S. Kappa.
vs. diamond 10; Sigma Nu vs. Pi Kappa,
diamond 6; Delta Gamma vs. Pi Kappa,
diamond 6; Delta Gamma vs. Pi
Wednesday, Oct. 16 - Sigma Alpha MUa
vs. Delta Klira Beta Theta Pi vs. Delta
Pi, diamond 2; Kappa Sigma na
Pi, diamond 3; Alpha Diamond
alpha, diamond 5; Dunakin Club
vs. Theta Tau, diamond 10; Concopolitan
pi, diamond 8; Alpha Diamond
alpha, Alpha Lambda diamond 4.
Time has been extended on all intramale single tennis matches to 6 hours, except for the time outside matches are due at that time. outdoor handball, horsebox, and tennis courts are closed from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 15 outdoor handball, horsebox, and ten
Sport Shots by the Kansan Sport Editor
And then they was Weller. His twisting and卧着待 after he appeared to be tackled was enough to raise any kind of Kunaan to wish "little Stone" come to Michigan or any school which would relieve Kansas of his presence.
After all, did Kansas get all the breaks or was it alert, heads up play that gave the Jayhawkers their many opportunities? We choose the latter.
Bill Hempel has discovered a bri-l-
ing ability to discriminate onts walt was seemingly uncanny, and ery Cory would want the wrong way.
Harpia couched teams now hold two victories over the redskins in their home hair. Bill would do well to look to his scalp.
An unknowing photographer probably kept Kansas from making a long gain when he shuffled one just near the sidelines and the receiver became blinded long cough to enable a Hassan cough before he could get up again way later.
The Jayhawker line did some pretty work for an early game. Their charge was fast and their blocking clean and hard.
And now the question is can our four footed friends from up the river stop the Kanaka four horsemen, namely
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Levi and Thorpe Show Place Kick and Passes at Half
Athletes Demonstrate Skill
Jim Thorpe, one of the premier athletes of all time, gave an exhibition of drop-kicking in the period between halves at the Haskell-K. U. game Friday night. He is considered one of the greatest ever known in the game of football.
Theorist's best kickies were made while playing for Carlielle under the direction of Glen "Pon" Warmer. His record included 135 points and yards. Therion was chosen on the 1911 and 1912 all-American teams, pitched by Walter Camp. Also he represented the National Team in games at Amsterdam in 1912 and performed the outstanding feat of win-
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"Big" John Levi also assisted in the entertainment at the half by giving an exhibition of passing "Big" John attested himself and was a four sport man. At the present time he is armed with football in track and tackle at Handel.
His big year came in 1923 when he received mention for the all-American team. It was during this year that he completed several records which will stand for a long time. He won the Quintez Marine, which was for 82 yards, with
It was an unusual treat to see these two outstanding athletes give exhibitions on two of the important features of football.
Ansel Carpenter on the receiving end of the pass. The same year he also won his first major championship until length. They were one for 83 yards, one for 79 and several other yards.
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