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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1929
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Hargiss Prepares Men for Emporia Conflict Saturday
May Switch Lyman to Old Position At Half With Fisher for New Quarterback
When the Kansas football coach, Bill Hargis, ordered his variability sound out on the practice field for dummy scrimmage in a game against Boston, he indicated that no time will be waster in getting his cohorts into smooth running order for the approaching team. The team and the Big Six season to follow.
In spite of the large score piled up against the Hawkeyes by the effcient, powerful Illinois eleven, considered the defensive strength exhibited by the Kansas team in the first quarter of the fray and the potential driving power shown in the march down the road to the closing period of the contest.
Stress Perfected Teamwork
A perfecting of team play will I the order of this week's program. Line-up in signal practice shows very little shifting of personnel or positions, except for backcombia combination passings. A passing attack, Captain Stew Lymar may be switched from quarterback to half-back, the position he has filled so well in two past seasons. Letty will then be inserted at quarterback.
Nine years have elapsed since the University of Kansas last met the University of Texas at Austin in 2014. Gordon Girdrion, Saturday's game will be one of the features in the celebration of the seventieth-afth anniversary in Law School. The team will be designated as "Bill Hargis Day" since Hurdigus was head coach at K. U. State, and she is the University in the fall of 1928.
Sixteen games, the first in 1859 and the last in 1920, have been played between the University and the Emporia school. With the exception of a tie 6-6 score in 1920, each game was a victory for the jackhawks.
Postponed
Intramurals
Rain Causes Scheduled Baseba Games Called Off
Division 1, Phi Kappa-Delta sigma Pi; Pi Kaupn Alpha-Delta Upsilon.
Intramural games scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 8, were postponed on account of rain and will be played later in the week if favorable. The following games will be played after further announcement. Division 1, Kappa Delta Sigma
Division 2, Sigma Alpha Mu-Kentucky Colonels; Phi Delta Theta-Alpha KappaLambda.
Division 3, Dumakin Club-Acacia;
Phi Kpai Psi-Phi Chi
Division 4, Phi Alpha Delta-Delta Chi; Diia Tau Delta-Pi Upsilon.
Thursday's games will be played as scheduled if not stopped by rain. The teams meeting on Thursday, Oct 10, are the following:
Division 1, Chi Delta Sigma-Alpha Tau Omega; Sigma Phi Epsilon-Delta Sigma Pi.
COLLEGE 1
Division 2, Triangle Praternity-Cosmopolitan Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Kentucky Colleges.
Division 3, Phi Gamma Delta-Beta.
Theta Pi; Alpha Kappa Pa-Aeacia.
Division 4, Kappa Sigma-Sigma
Cia; Theta Delta-Delta Ci.
Chi; Theta Tau-Delta Chi.
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VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow
THE MID-WESTERN
PREMIERE
"HALLELUJAH"
Blues Songs
Wild Dance Rythms
Soul Searching Spirituals
Crooning Plantation Melodies
SEE IT! HEAR IT! NOW
THE PICTURE THAT IS DIFFERENT
SHOWS
1-3-7-9
Coming Soon
"THE COCOANUTS"
PRICES
12:30-1:30 25c
1:30-4:00 35c
Evenings 50c
"K" Men Still Barred from All Intramurals
Much controversy has arisen over the exchange in the intramural rules which bar any K man from intramural sports, and is coming to the Kansas office. The rule will stand as stated and adopted in the meeting Tuesday night, and E, R. Eibel, director of intramurals, in a new rule take effect immediately.
Friday - Saturday
Reginal Denny in "One Hysterical Night"
All-Talking-Laughing Riot of Mirth
Scheduled for handball, playground ball, tennis and horsehounds, have all played in the gym. A contain ken not engaged in their particular sport at the present seating arrangement men would have to make substitutions as soon as possible in order to
Rules Bring Objections
Postponement of the deadline for first round play in tennis and horse- riding must be maintained weather. Mr. Ehlab edid, however, the matches should be played as soon as possible. No final day for first round play was an
FRATERNITY RINGS
Float to Represent Department
FRATERNITY RINGS
Some new heavy weight
stone cut rings. Suitable for
crests—just received.
A float, representing both the former and present activities of the
$5.00 to $25.00
departments of painting and design is being made under the supervision of Mrs Rosemary H. Kearns of design and Prof. Raymond Eastwood, department of painting, to take part in the historian's project in painting 'Lawrence's 70th anniversary.'
Those finishing an additional 56 miles receive 25 points.
in both departments will take part and will be costed by deacon; two students representing the present day, and three the present day.
A student may bike 50 miles and become a member of the Women's Athletic Association of Emporia. A student may bike 50 miles and be first 50 miles receive 100 points.
SUITING YOU
That's My Business
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Low Round Trip Fares To Kansas City and Topeka Travel by Rail
$1.80—LAWRENCE TO KANSAS CITY
and return
$1.20—LAWRENCE TO TOPEKA
and return
Santa Fe — Rock Island — Union Pacific
Santa Fe — Rock Island — Union Pacific
Tickets carry 7 day limit and will be honored returning via line used on going trip or on either of the other lines.
COSTS LES LEISER IS SAFER than driving your own car.
TRY IT
The safest place in the U. S. is on a railway passenger train.
The safest place in the U. S. is on a railway passenger train.
Statistics show it.
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