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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921
Kansas Prepares for Next Big Six Clash With O. U
Hargiss Crew Expects Rea Battle With Sooners at Oklahoma Saturday
Members of the Kansas football squad, profiting from their experience at Lincoln against the Huskies Sat. Jan. 15 in preparation for their fourth Big Six assignment when they play at Iowa State. Soonerville at Norman this week-end.
Coach Hargis' crew expect a real battle when they invade the Sooner stronghold and are sparing no pain in preparation for the struggle. Oklahoma proved her strength by executing an attack on Iowa State in their only conference games and is now perched at the pinnacle of the Big Six roost.
Year Year Kan. Ola. Nn. Year Kan. Ola.
1961 7 6 0 1919
1962 8 6 0 1920
1963 9 6 0 1921
1964 10 6 0 1922
1965 11 6 0 1923
1966 12 6 0 1924
1967 13 6 0 1925
1968 14 6 0 1926
1969 15 6 0 1927
1970 16 6 0 1928
1971 17 6 0 1929
1972 18 6 0 1930
1973 19 6 0 1931
1974 20 6 0 1932
1975 21 6 0 1933
1976 22 6 0 1934
1977 23 6 0 1935
1978 24 6 0 1936
1979 25 6 0 1937
1980 26 6 0 1938
1981 27 6 0 1939
1982 28 6 0 1940
1983 29 6 0 1941
1984 30 6 0 1942
1985 31 6 0 1943
1986 32 6 0 1944
1987 33 6 0 1945
1988 34 6 0 1946
1989 35 6 0 1947
1990 36 6 0 1948
1991 37 6 0 1949
1992 38 6 0 1950
1993 39 6 0 1951
1994 40 6 0 1952
1995 41 6 0 1953
1994 42 6 0 1954
1995 43 6 0 1955
1996 44 6 0 1956
1997 45 6 0 1957
1998 46 6 0 1958
1999 47 6 0 1959
1999 48 6 0 1960
1999 49 6 0 1961
1999 50 6 0 1962
1999 51 6 0 1963
1999 52 6 0 1964
1999 53 6 0 1965
1999 54 6 0 1966
1999 55 6 0 1967
1999 56 6 0 1968
1999 57 6 0 1969
1999 58 6 0 1970
1999 59 6 0 1971
1999 60 6 0 1972
1999 61 6 0 1973
1999 62 6 0 1974
1999 63 6 0 1975
1999 64 6 0 1976
1999 65 6 0 1977
1999 66 6 0 1978
1999 67 6 0 1979
1999 68 6 0 1980
1999 69 6 0 1981
1999 70 6 0 1982
1999 71 6 0 1983
1999 72 6 0 1984
1999 73 6 0 1985
1999 74 6 0 1986
1999 75 6 0 1987
1999 76 6 0 1988
1999 77 6 0 1989
1999 78 6 0 1990
1999 79 6 0 1991
1999 80 6 0 1992
1999 81 6 0 1993
1999 82 6 0 1994
1999 83 6 0 1995
1999 84 6 0 1996
1999 85 6 0 1997
1999 86 6 0 1998
1999 87 6 0 1999
1999 88 6 0 2000
1999 89 6 0 2001
1999 90 6 0 2002
1999 91 6 0 2003
1999 92 6 0 2004
1999 93 6 0 2005
1999 94 6 0 2006
1999 95 6 0 2007
1999 96 6 0 2008
1999 97 6 0 2009
1999 98 6 0 2010
1999 99 6 0 2011
1999 100 6 0 2012
1999 101 6 0 2013
1999 102 6 0 2014
1999 103 6 0 2015
1999 104 6 0 2016
1999 105 6 0 2017
1999 106 6 0 2018
1999 107 6 0 2019
1999 108 6 0 2020
1999 109 6 0 2021
1999 110 6 0 2022
1999 111 6 0 2023
1999 112 6 0 2024
1999 113 6 0 2025
1999 114 6 0 2026
1999 115 6 0 2027
1999 116 6 0 2028
1999 117 6 0 2029
1999 118 6 0 2030
1999 119 6 0 2031
1999 120 6 0 2032
1999 121 6 0 2033
1999 122 6 0 2034
1999 123 6 0 2035
1999 124 6 0 2036
1999 125 6 0 2037
1999 126 6 0 2038
1999 127 6 0 2039
1999 128 6 0 2040
1999 129 6 0 2041
1999 130 6 0 2042
1999 131 6 0 2043
1999 132 6 0 2044
1999 133 6 0 2045
1999 134 6 0 2046
1999 135 6 0 2047
1999 136 6 0 2048
1999 137 6 0 2049
1999 138 6 0 2050
1999 139 6 0 2051
1999 140 6 0 2052
1999 141 6 0 2053
1999 142 6 0 2054
1999 143 6 0 2055
1999 144 6 0 2056
1999 145 6 0 2057
1999 146 6 0 2058
1999 147 6 0 2059
1999 148 6 0 2060
1999 149 6 0 2061
1999 150 6 0 2062
1999 151 6 0 2063
1999 152 6 0 2064
1999 153 6 0 2065
1999 154 6 0 2066
1999 155 6 0 2067
1999 156 6 0 2068
1999 157 6 0 2069
1999 158 6 0 2070
1999 159 6 0 2071
1999 160 6 0 2072
1999 161 6 0 2073
1999 162 6 0 2074
1999 163 6 0 2075
1999 164 6 0 2076
1999 165 6 0 2077
1999 166 6 0 2078
1999 167 6 0 2079
1999 168 6 0 2080
1999 169 6 0 2081
1999 170 6 0 2082
1999 171 6 0 2083
1999 172 6 0 2084
1999 173 6 0 2085
1999 174 6 0 2086
1999 175 6 0 2087
1999 176 6 0 2088
1999 177 6 0 2089
1999 178 6 0 2090
1999 179 6 0 2091
1999 180 6 0 2092
1999 181 6 0 2093
1999 182 6 0 2094
1999 183 6 0 2095
1999 184 6 0 2096
1999 185 6 0 2097
1999 186 6 0 2098
1999 187 6 0 2099
1999 188 6 0 2099
1999 189 6 0 2099
1999 190 6 0 2099
1999 191 6 0 2099
1999 192 6 0 2099
1999 193 6 0 2099
1999 194 6 0 2099
1999 195 6 0 2099
1999 196 6 0 2099
1999 197 6 0 2099
1999 198 6 0 2099
1999 199
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 4—(UUP) The University of Kansas Jayhawks dogged by the ill fortune of being called dangerous by all and losing on game after another by narrow mar row. Face Oklahoma next Saturday day.
The Okaohomana hold the only undefeated, untied record in the Big Six circuit and from the beginning of the 1980s, he was one of the championship timber. Nebraska, only other team in the conference with a 1,000 per cent standings, defeated Kanada in three games.
The only other conference contest scheduled is between Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma State, a tramping Missouri's hopes last weekend, and Iowa State, which has lost two games.
Missouri will play Washington University of St. Louis in a non-conference game.
The week-end pretty definitely left the conference race between Oklahoma, Nebraska and Kansas Aggies.
Jayhawkers to Meet K-Aggies In First Game
Frosh Schedule Arranged
Coach Steve Hinshew's freshman football squad will share the Big Six conference stage with the variety members this week end when they will play their first game against Big Six freshman football game to be played. Two other freshmen teams in the Big Six will also play Saturday, Missouri will meet the Nebraska team on Friday while the Cornhuskers look on from the sidelines, Nov. 9 is an off-day for the powerhouse. The Jayhawks will meet Oklahoma at Norman and thus giving way to the freshman game here on the Memorial Stadium.
Nov, 9—K. U., vs. K.S.A.C., at Lawrence, Missouri vs. Nebraska at Lincoln.
Seven games are to be played by freshman teams of Big Six schools according to schedules collected by the K.U. News Bureau. Under the K.U. News Bureau, each school may schedule two games for it freshmen. The list :
Eligibility requirements were be- ing checked today by W, W. Davis and Coach Himshaw will be able to use the squad probably last today.
Nov. 16—Kansas vs. Missouri at Columbia, Nebraska vs. Oklahoma, K.S.A.C. vs. Creighton (non-conference).
Nov. 22—Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma Aggies (non-conference).
Nov. 23—Iowa State vs. Drake (non-conference.)
Notre Dame Is Probable Holder of Championshi
New York, Nov. 4- (UPI)—Dartmouth and Indiana players were missing from sectional football leaders today as Notre Dame lingered on a likely na-
tion.
The Rockne coached Irish are the one team in the country which has met outstanding opponents on every Saturday of the present season and now is the first to unbeaten and add Drake, Southern California, Northwestern and the Army to their list of victims—already including Indiana, Navy, Wisconsin and Ohio. Tech—it will be unnecessary to look further for a national champion.
Washington, Nov. 4.—(UP)—The Italian Embassy has issued a statement indicating settlement of the detainment of two US nationals and Italian nationalized in the United States and persons born here of Italian origin. The American government such Italian in both Americas are free to return to Italy for visits or with exemption from military service.
1905 Sooner Team Will Hold Reunion Homecoming
Norman, (Special)—A reunion of B. G. Benoц╡'s Sooner football team of 1905, Owen's first year of coaching at the University of Oklahoma, is scheduled for Homecoming day, and Benoц╡ meets the Kannas Jayhawks.
At least 13 of the 18 men on Owen's first squad are expected to come to Norman for the reunion and the Kansas game, among them being Byron McCreary, now of Kansas City, Mo., who was captain in 1905.
Intramural Teams Plan to Finish Playground Ball Schedule This Week
Playing of 20 Games, Some Postponed, Will Complete
Year's Series
With the weather offering a promising outlook for the future probably all of the back intramural playground ball games will be played this week. During the past week weather conditions made it impossible to play the regular scheduled games, bringing in 20 games to be played the week.
Games which are being played today are: Delta Delta Sigma vs. Alpha Tau Omega; Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Kentucky Colonies; Pi Delta Theta vs. Alpha Kappa Lambda; Pi Gamma Delta vs. Beta Theta; Pi Kappa Pi vs. Chi Chi Kappa Pi vs. Chi Pilon vs. Delta Tau Delta.
All games postponed from last week will be played Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Those games which are not scheduled for Nov. 4 are as follows:
Chi Delta Sigma vs. Delta Sigma Pi; Chi Delta Theta vs. Cosmopolitan club; Chi Gamma Delta vs. Acacia; Theta Tau vs. Delta Chi; Delta Sigma Chi vs. Alpha Kappa Pi vs. Alpha Sigma Pi; Epsilon Pi vs. Phika Kappa.
Sport Shots by the
--some sport writer at Lincoln will devilge some more secrets concerning our "paid athletes," And, too, they've learned to look like yearling calves themselves.
The Jayhawkers played a great game last Saturday and lost after they had outgained and outdated the Cornhouser powerhouse eleven. It was a terrific game, but team has given Nebraska for many years, and in the opinion of many fans, it was the most thrilling and exciting football game they had ever played. It failed to take the trick to Lincoln missing something really worth while.
As a result of the game, however, Coach Hagassi must nurse a badly battered football team this week. Although they gave and took from the Cornhuskers in heroe fashion the mare in no physical condition to play against heroes in games of injuries were common among the Jay hawkers as well as the Huskers.
Roland Logan got into the game for one play. The Huskers spotted him on the field and asked a severe spiking. He lumped in the field after first refusing to leave the game. Miam Solem spent a nervous night with the opposing team, noon. His sprained ankle would not permit him to go against the Huskers and would be obliged to lend moral support instead.
Jim Bausch probably received the hardest gristle, inasmuch as he carried the ball more than any other back. Continually pounding the big Hunken the lahayawk sophomore fallback to twice the round twice for rest and recuperation.
The Kansas stands howled with glee, when Atkinson, playing at guard, intercepted Witte's attempt to ground the ball. He was able to score 40 some 40 yards for a touchdown. It was later discovered that Referee Grover had blown his whistle and the ball was dead. It is the opinion of the official that he blew the whistle too soon, however.
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Another "touchdown" seemingly was lost the Jawkayers when Jim Bausch crashed the Husker line near the goal, and then thrown back and the ball grounded few inches from the last white mark. It is said Bausch got part of his body in the crash, but the ball grounded inside the 1-foot line. It was a sturdy defense the Huskers presented on their goal line, especially after an emashed the line for constant gain.
Kansas looked just as fierce in their blue jerseys as they did in the crimson outfit at Ames last week. Perhaps
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Capt. Craig Crider of Durant heads the squad of 25 lukier reporting daily on the Sooner gridron. From this group Coach Ad Lindsey and his assistant, Hugh McDermott and Dewey Luster, will select the eleven to represent the University of Oklahoma to the Big six conference race.
Coach Hamilton's cross-country team continues to win its contests when they took the Husker harriers to victory, where he scored the score was 28 to 27. Captain Ed Fortune displayed some wonderful nerve running ability when he raced the last three and one-half miles of the race. He came in second in the race, too.
Alumni Meetings Are Held
Groups Get Together At Six Places in State
Places in State
Over 400 K. U. alumii attended meeting together held in six different places Thursday and Friday according to Fred Eliasson, secretary of the University.
Kansas City led with the highest number of alumni attending the meetings, 135 people being at their Friday night gathering. Lewis Brothers, AB24, was in charge of the games. The team played and Chancellor Lindley snook.
Junior college girls led the singing at the Independence meeting which was attended by 125 alumni. At the close of the meeting these girls gave K. U. yella and song for the crowd, M. D. and song for the audience at which Prof. John lie talked and there was a large number at the Dodge City meeting.
The Topka meeting at which 76 people were present was the largest meeting for college reunion held in that city.
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Send the Kansan home.
Ames, Ia., Nov. 4—At least sixteen men who have either been members of the varsity squad before or are expected to report to Coach Louis Menez of the Iowa State College basketball team for the opening practice on Saturday, Oct. 16, who at present are out for football or cross country, will join the sound at the conference practices will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, beginning this week, according to the official schedule. Drawing all practicals will be inaugurated.
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Sooners Defeat Iowa State Second Big Six Win
Oklahoma Awaits Kansas
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Norman — (Speical) — After winter vacation, 23 to 7 from town State Saturday, the Sooner Monday hatter preparations for their annual home state trip.
In Saturday's game a forward pass, an intercepted Iowa State pass, and a drive into the end zone counted for three Oklahoma touchdowns and a victory. After trailing at the half 7 to 0, the Sooners took to the field with a 12-10 win received Warren's 20-yard pass and ran 30 yards to score. Milk kicked the goal from placement to tie the game.
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Three plays after Mills had scored the counter, a quarter intercepted an Iowa low ball for a touchdown. An exchange of points early in the third quarter was called a foul, and a furful drive, at the end of which Captain Criepke plunged over for a touchdown.
Although the Kansans, ancient homecoming foe of the Sooners have been defeated twice in three starts
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