THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1920
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Squad of 26 Football Men Has Scrimmage in Yesterday's Grind
Two Teams of Equal Strength Picked to Compete During Practice Session
Coach Bill Hargles sent a squad of 28 men through a staff practice period terminating with a long scrimmage in yesterday's spring football workout. The small turbulent may turn to the slope of four winter weather.
Jim Bauer took time off from his shot-potting activities to engage in the practice and serigraphy session, he said. Bauer also had backfield candidates reporting for the practice, as Page, Black, C, Smith, Gridley, Baird and Beard were all absent. One team was forced to use one defensive back during the serigraphy.
In the scrimmage between the Red and Blue teams, Chandler at center, Akbison and M. Sorsum guard, Kite and Henson as ends, Kite and Hanson as ends, and Schake, Morrison and Beach in the opposition for this team was offered by F. Bausch at center, McCall and Davis at guard, Brasil and Zeolanek at center, J. Bausch and Madison, Cox, J. Bausch, and Ely making up the backfield. Taimer and Stock replaced Smay and Paden during the Blues during the scrimmage.
The blocking of both teams was alternately good and bad, as was the interference running. Schanke, Cox, Bouché, Pereira, and Ground gainers, and Ehly showed ability to hit the line for yardage. F. Bauché, Broun, Breadi, Zoyzek and the Blues, as did the Red linemen, Rost, Foy, Atkesson and Sorem. The two two teams are quite equally good, with a number of lettermen on each squad.
Movie Actor Loses Voice
Hollywood, April 10—(UPI) the cast, of Paramount's new talk, "The Cave Man," was reported to be idle today while the cave man himself, James Reeves, resorted in an attempt to recover his voice. The actor was reported to have completely lost the use of his vocal cords during work on this picture, his latest. He was struck suddenly when the cops are unable to account for his trouble.
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--officers which was last night, these men were chosen: Harold Allen, president; Wilbur Moore, vice president; William Nichols, secretary; Robert Gates, historian; and Carl Cooper, Quill correspondent and alumni secretary.
There will be an important Ku K宴 meeting Thursday night at 7:39 in room 290. Praser hall. Election of all. All members please be there
All members please be the Bob Garlinghouse, president.
W. S.G.A. will meet tomorrow at 2:20 in the rest room of central Admiration building for an important meeting.
Fern Snyder. president.
Students desiring to go on the Westminster student foundation bake and stork fry tomorrow night must pick Paul Crackett, phone 1274, to call.
Paul Crockett, chairman.
Dr. and Mrs. W, L. Burlick gave in a dinner last night, honoring the members of the University law faceties. The places were laid for 12 servants.
On Tuesday evening, Dr. and Mrs.
Carrie entertained a dinner in
the dining room at Lincoln
Lindley. Yellow turtles and a bowl of
joumalis and ferns formed the table
Nu Sigma Nu, professional medical trayness, will hold its annual club at the Mission Hills country club in Nashville. The speakers will be from the faculty in Kansas City. About 16 men will participate in the data chapter will attend the banquet.
Mrs. Orab Ashley Lanko, of Clayton, Mo., supreme president of Mu Phi Epilon, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given yesterday at the Colonial tea room by the active and alumnus members and patronesses of The luncheon tables held bouquets of jounches, daisies and sweet peas.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house last night were Kenneth Sterett, and Arthur Smith, A.B.29, of Kansas City.
Mrs. Gorttebge Pearson, Alpha Xi Delta housemother, entertained the women of the chapter with an Easter dance and an informal dance last night.
At the Sigma Delta Chi election o
Dean Agnes Husband entertained yesterday afternoon at her home at 10am for the bride and the musical tea given in honor of Mrs. Ora Abel Agnes, his wife, pretep priests Mp Phi Phelium.
Mu Phi Epionon hold initiation services for Mrs. Alice Morelfriss first evening at the home of the new president, Dorothy Elow.
Prof. J, M. Kollug, of the School of Architecture, spares at the meeting of the International National art fraternity, of his travels in Spain and Greece last summer.
Mrs. Mary Myers Elliott, A.B.29, b.
and a former instructor in the department,
of speech and dramatic art, the Tau
"Annuum house last night."
Chi Omega gave its annual Founder's day formal banquet last night at the chapter house. The spiring motif was carried out in cilf flowers and tangerines. The banquet weed, Mrs. A. B. M Mitchell, Mrs Solen Emery, Mrs Hurcher Underhill Dorothy Gregg, Hollen Holke, Virginia Lemah, and James Emmon Lamb. Tonia were given by Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, Lincoln Talferroe and Elise Bowman.
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