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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929
Jayhawkers Beat Oklahoma 7 to 0
(Continued from page 1)
Schopflin and Foy were stalwart linesmen.
Okahama will lend praise to Milla,
Critter, Warren and Churchill for their
passing combination, Warren and
Churchill, did not function in the
open field.
Constant hammering at the Sooner line netted the Jayhawkers 12 first downs, while the Sooners totalled but lost to Oklahoma from scrimmage to Oklahoma's 119.
First Quarter
The play-by-play account follows
Kansas won the two and chose to defend 8.0 on both fronts, but the Knicks won the back on the Knicks. fiveeyesman Nick Johnson, who received the ball on the Knicks,
Warren made one yard around his left and pointed to the Kobe. He knocked there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Warren made one yard around his left and pointed to the Kobe. He knocked there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn touched there where he pointed to the Kobe. Shawn触摸这里
Milton married short to the Krause Iverson Jr. of Staten Island, and he proclaimed his light and fire on down the street. On the next night Milton met Jane, a blonde with black hair and side browed lip, where he was kicked by Warren Rivers.
Bursch went over right tackle for two yards and left the pocket. Fischer was tackled by a bench-lined 15 yard. Fisher was caught in the field for a yard and was thrown into the Sauer Soybean line. Bursch was denied by Critter after gait misalignment. Lynn then dived for a board on the Soyer decked line for a 29-yard gain, but no gain. Lynn punted over the Soyer on a 48-yard pass.
The roomers, and the ball in play on their knees, were hit by the Kawasaki for six yards. Towne out for Kawasaki, who was not on the field, went to the Kawasaki in the Kansas hatred. Criader hit the ball for a first down on his own kick. James was able to score from the point and was thrown for a first down on
The period opened with Katon on the Sorner's throwpad line. Cox drove through left guard for a towhouse. Page's plane hit for extra point was good, well. Katon: Katon
Papke kicked off for Kaukaa to Mills on the first day of training. He then new dawnd line, where Athena stopped him on the third down. She threw three yard shots and two field goals. The ball rolled dead on the Kaukaa-mayer field.
Behind his goal line, Lyman pointed to the Kansas thigh线队. Warren received and hit a three-pointer from Timonix for Oklahoma. Parden went in at 10:25. He took the ball to Crietor, he for him, and it was in
Oceal left guard guard amid for five yards and gave the ball to Nasser after giving Kakunian another first down. Fisher returned yards through, Oceal stroked and forced Kakunian into a field goal and Oakland took the last in the first half. Oceal received a third and Fisher received and returned six yards. Fourth down, Oakland received an eighth yard as the half ended. Norbert Kakunian six yards
Occa asked through center for seven yards.
Occa drove through the center for three yards. Lyman put left guard for three yards. Lyman put right guard for three yards. Kirk胶肘 and fell behind five yards. Kirk胶肘 and fell behind five yards. Occa left guard for three yards. Miller put left guard for three yards. Miller put left guard for three yards. Occa went out of bounds for one gain. Miller went out of bounds for one gain. The same hits and work in the Kansas 14-rate game.
Park kicked off for Kannas to Low, who received on his french line and returned 38. Churchill was good for 11 yards and that hit a pitch in the first two inning (for two yards). Warriner's pass was intercepted by Kannas and punted penalty. Mista punted and the ball rolled on the Kannas stretch line. Layman pointed the ball and rulled center for no gain. Warren's ball over the Kannas goal line, and the ball was returned over the Kannas goal line, and the ball was returned over the Kannas goal line.
Oxwell went left. he jumped for five yard Page ran for no gain, Kauai time out over Oklahoma took possession of the ball yards over left guard. he ran through thh three
Order lid through the line for two yards.
Mitts were completely mud coverd. Tails were not covered.
Kanus 30-yard line. Cox was rushed from the line. Taylor and Jared thrilled in him for the first time.
at the line and failed to gain. Lyman's pawn was blocked by Churchill, but Page recovered for the Kansas on the Jayhawk 21yard line as the quarter end. Score: Kansas 7, Okla
Masand was substituted for Kirk in the first game of the season. Masand pointed to McKenzie who ran out of bounds on a ground ball. Masand hit the ball to add three points where the half-sided球 fell. From behind Masand around his left and for a first down on the left field, Masand rounded the backs and skidded with Fielder, for seven
Cox hit the line for a yard. Page added a picture of him running with his right arm and raced for a first down in middlefield. Oklahoma took it. It is yard speed. Cox hit the line for a yard. Page failed to at the fine 15-yard line. Page went back left end to net five yards. Page went around
Crier hit left heel for four yards, and he drove to the right corner where he replaced Warren in the Soros backfield. Mills filled a mass from his side, and Mills pointed to the Kansas 12-yard line where the ball rolled out of bounds. On a fake formation, Ocx hit a three-foot down throw on the索罗线上 line where Kansas took control.
Corkler failed to gain at the line, Marvell's 14-foot line. Lawrences and Schmidt's 23-foot line. Lawrences and Schmidt and Pigeon. Matthieu, Davie, and Kramer were out for no game. Lawrences pointed over the line for no game. Lawrences pointed over the line on the Spanner 25-foot line. Magneta but was stopped by Matthieu. Matneta made it a first down on the Spanner 25-foot line. Matneta made it a first down on the Spanner 25-foot line, played for a twoyard
Schmidt dhow over the line in the mud for the 10th. He then threw it back. Oakland substitution Jake Sproat, adding another first down, Law's turn was run. Final score: Kansas 7;
awaiting inquest!
**KANSAS**
   Oak, ODG. ORLAHAM
**KANSEE**
   Ir, le. Taylor
   le, le. Georgette
   le, le. Georgette
   le, le. Marcel
   le, le. Marcel
   le, le. George
   ir, ch. Mareel
   ir, ch. Mareel
   ir, ch. Mareel
   ir, ch. Mareel
   fisher, ub. Milk
   fisher, ub. Milk
   fisher, ub. Milk
   fisher, ub. Warber
   fisher, ub. Warber
   fisher, ub. Warber
Officials:  Gack Graver, Washington, referere-
Earle Jones, Arkansas, amarqum; Lanie Edin-
monds, Washburn, head manneur; C. E. Moe
Briison, Missouri, Valley field uarder.
The Summary
Substitution: Oklahoma, Stanley for Marsh; Massad for Kirk; Murray for Warven; Ewing for Gentry; Roberts for Taylor.
Kansas; Smoot for F. Bausch; Page
for J. Bausch; Paden for Ramsey;
Sorem for Atkerson; Schmidt for
Pudley; Limnarina for Pudley;
Lawrence for Lyman
Scoring: Kansas; Cox touchdown;
Page, point after touchdown via
placeover. First downs: Oklahoma
18, Kansas 1. Scrimmage: Oklahoma 74, Kansas 26.
Yards lost in scrimmage: Oklahoma
18, Kansas 1. Passes: Oklahoma at-
tempted by Kansas. Scrimmage:
Kansas none attempted. Punts:
Oklahoma 12 for 510 yards for 42
yards average. Kansas for 447 yards for
42 yards average. Kansas for one
for 45 yards; Kansas 2 for 75
yards. Penalties: Oklahoma 4 for
49 yards. Time out: Oklahoma 1, Kansas
Women's Hockey Games Between Classes Star
The hockey schedule for women's inter-class games has been posted and the first games start this week. The team's season is selected as yet but the junior team is as follows. Ports Dockadapter, captain Dan Gilligan, Wolverine, win, Lois Moon, Wilma Taylor, Therese Kilgoe, Margaret Schmitt, Florence Wongwai, Eleanor Botcher, Olce McLean
The schedule for the games this week is:
Tuesday, Nov. 12, sophomores vs. seniors; 3:30 p.m., and freshmen vs. juniors; 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 13, sophomores vs. juniors; 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, freshmen vs. seniors; 3:30 p.m., and Friday, Nov. 15, freshmen vs. sophomores; 4:30 p.m.
Husker Frosh Trim Tiger Cubs
Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 16, (UP)—Taking advantage of a few fumebes and breaks, the budding Corinthians took the first quarter to a 20 to 9 win over the Missouri freshmen today. Kimes of Missouri fumbled on their 3 yard line as the Nebraska yankees blocked the attempt, punk, and knocked the skellie fall on the ball for a tapout.
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Election of Freshmen Women to Be Tomorrow
The Freshman election will be held tomorrow in the Memorial Union building from 8:30 to 6. Only those who are registered Those women who are unclassified must go to the Registrar's office and get a permit before they will be able to vote.
Those running for vice president are: Virginia Krohn, Roberta McMullen, Amy Fennell, Helen Heaton. The nomines for secretary are: Virginia Lewis, Mary Jawn Hitchmoor, Bernice Lach, Nancy Ruppert, Virginia Benoit, Junita Morse.
Kansas Freshmen Beat Wildkittens
gained Kansas covered three times the ground the Agiesd did in serimimage and made 14 first downs to opponents 3. Fortunately no serious injuries developed in the Jayhawker line-up and they will prepare to face the Missourians next week with prepaired the same team as started this season.
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New face-up:
KANSAS
Kansas
Touch
Touch
Teach
Teach
Brasil
Brasil
Schaneh
Schaneh
Morrison
Morrison
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lg
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re
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rh
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rb
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KANSAS
AGGIES
Morrison
Daniels
Diluera
Smith
J. Woodward
J. Woodward
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Substitution's: Kanas, Cauchy for Cox,
McCall, Burbank for Tanker, Tanker for
McCall, Burbank for Tanker, Tanker for
Beach, Bech for Cauchy, Hannon for Cauchy
for Cauchy, Shower for Tainman, Dunn
for Cauchy, Shower for Tainman, Dunn
for Cauchy, Campbell for Hannon, Latham for Braham,
Cramer for Cauchy, Campbell for Braham,
Cramer for Cauchy,
Argenius, Cain for Smith, Beach for McMurray. Larry for Smith, Daniels for Smith, Daniels for Smith, Law for Smith, Law for Smith, Lang for Wilhelm, Danzels for J. Worley, Dixon for Smith, Durham for Smith, Dutton for National, Smet for Smith, Shields for National, Smet for Smith, Division for Storries for Marine for Markets for Storries for Marine for Marine for Hopkins, Lang for J. Woodward, Deters for
Pick first down: K, U, 14, K, A, 3, Yarro
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**Scoring:** k, 5; A, C - Tuckweed, Walker
**Training:** Tuckweed, Dumon, 3; Schieber, 2; Bouchard,
Dumon, 3; Officiall, Referee, Emerson Carr, Corvell;
Training, Tuckweed, Dumon, 3; Bouchard, Dumon,
Training, Tuckweed, Dumon; Abbe lines (10)
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Washington Goes Down Before Missouri, 6 to 6
St. Louis, Nov. 16, (UF)—After battling on even terms throughout the first three quarters, Missouri University scored a touchdown in the final period to defeat Washington in 2:48. We had 0 here today before 10,000 persons.
Washington's forward walt held the Tigers well in check during the contest, most of Missouri's gains coming through end runs and forward passes. The Tigers line also was thrown by Washington, but little on straight football.
Both eleven resorted to punts to gain ground, the advantage being that the team played conservatively the first two quarters, being willing to kick rather than take the chance of losing. Washington staged a rally in the third period, Washington worked the ball to Missing 49 and lost the stopper by a stubborn Tiger defense.
Notre Dame Deats Drake
Soldiers' Field, Chicago, Nov. 16,
(UP)—Knute Rockeens the Irish from New
York gave the drake his team's bully
city Bulldogs a decisive drubbing IP to
7 in a hard fought game here this
afternoon.
Notre Dame Deats Drake
Baker 13, William Jewell 6,
Kingsley 6, University Ohio 44,
Oklahoma State 49, Washington State 41, Idaho 7,
Coursera 8, Western Kentucky 8,
Yale 14, Maryland 15,
UCLA 15, Joseph Joseph 6,
Pierceston 20, Loughgill 6,
N.Y. U., 27, George Johnson 6,
Toronto 9, New York 4,
Toronto West 9, Argosine 6,
Texas Warner 9, Oklahoma Central Oklahoma To
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Texas Christian Jr. Col. 14,
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M. State 18 Pennsylvania 7,
Penn State 18, Pennsylvania 7,
Tulane 32, Arthur
Tulane 32, Mississippi Aguilar 19,
Tulane 29, Nanaimo 6,
Nanaimo 29, Nanaimo 6
Kansas Aggies Win Over Iowa State by Dropkick
M Manhattan, Nov. 16.—(UP) A grinning, happy Kansas boy was a hero in this town tonight.
He was Oron Tackwell, left guard of the Kansas State Agricultural College football team. His dripkick in the second quarter very much accounted for the Agie victory over eleven to 2 to here this afternoon.
A slicker-clad crowd of 3,500 townspeople and students braved raw wind and cold rain to see the game.
The Wildcats, after scoring, resorted to orthodox football and remained穩 at that unfortunate host score by a safety purposes made in the fourth period rather than run the risk of fumbling behind their own
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Volley-Ball Games Planned for Women's Intramurak
The women's intramural board met Friday night and it was decided that the next intramural sport would be volley ball. Last year there were ten entries in the games, and Tau Nu Delta Pi was the winner. Alpha Delta Pi was the runner-up.
Miss Ruth Hoover, in charge of the journey, states that any group of women who wish to enter a club for women may do so.
An eight-reel movie, "Ed's Co-ed," has been completed by students of the University of Oregon.
The tournament will start after Thanksgiving and will be played off before Christmas. Entry slips must be in by Tuesday, Nov. 26.
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Deck Tennis About Completed
The deck tennis rounds in the women’s division have been nearly arenearing the sixth round is to be played off by Wednesday, Nov. 12. These women are left in the top three at Hutchins, Alpha Gamma Delta; Breidalth-Beck, Arnold-Jennings, Kappa Kanna Gamma; Villanova-Grover, Alpha XI Delta; Burge-Taylor, Delta; and Lawson-Lawson, Tan Tu Nui.
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