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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1920
First Grid Clash Finds Local Camp Ready to Battle
Jayhawkers Will Tangle With Zuppke's Team At Urbana, Ill. This Week
With the opening football game for the Kansas Jayhawks less than a week away, Bill Corp Hargins and his men were faced with the task of winning all time with Coach Zupkep's Illini next six days afternoon at Urhana. At present the team is in first class physical condition and barring any doubt, they probably the strongest Kansas eleven to face the Big Ten team.
Saturday's scrimminum revealed a volume of material at hand in the varsity camp, and it will be a problem for the comedy team to make the trip. On the other hand, Hargiss is not in the least optimistic about the coming encounter. It is a hard assignment for the inexperienced Jayhawk team to meet, and it is probable that the comedy team will see action next Saturday.
In 1892 Kansas met the Illini队 for the first time and sent them home with a win. This was on the famous trip in which the traveling Illini team played six games in eight days and won four. The last game came this time on the Illini field, and Kansas suffered a 30 to 9 dribbling, only to fall again on the same field in 1917.
Auctioneer that Coaches Zupple and Hargoss have exchange formations has created considerable comment, but "Z萌" merely explains that this will save the coaching staff and reduce their expenditure of time practicing.
Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, announced today that the team would travel by rail to Urham, but that buses would be used in the future whenever convenient. The railways have refused to allow the athletic teams transportation on a two-chairlift bus in its previous years, he said.
Tennis Tournament Will Help Select Class Teams
An intersex female courtroom for women is to be stood in front under the guards of the sex discrimination association, Margaret Lawson, manager of the class teams t court.
Somers who also signed up for a position in the board, Jumara, Elizabeth Conrad, Broggway, Jumara, Elizabeth Conrad, Nadine Moor, Chloe Davis, and Lois Moon; sophomores; Fay Vornan, Margaret Lankin, Kathryn Freeman, Deroko Freeman, Helen Lawson, and Helen Cornelius. The treasurer: Freda Mookoik, Daria DeBertis, Kristina Manning, Georgia Cook, and Virginia Manning.
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From the four divisions into which Eilid divided the 27 competing teams the names of those ranking approximately the same in intramural sports last year were clashed together for the first time. The good competition in every game.
The first series of interim baseball ball will be run off Tuesday afternoon in the order in which the names were given to players in the department of physical education.
The games scheduled for Tuesday afternoon are as follows:
Division 1: Sigma Phi Epsilon-Pi Kappa Alpha, diamond 1; Phi Kappa-Chi Delta Sirma, diamond 2.
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Division 2: Sigma Alpha Epsilon-
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Division 3: Alpha Kappa Psi-Ph Kappa Pi, diamond 5; Dunnakin Club Phi Gamma Delta, diamond 6.
Division 4: Theta Tau-Delta Tai Delta, diamond 7; Phi Alpha Delta Kappa Diamond, sigma 8.
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Football Notes
Big Six football teams get under way this week end although no inter-team play will be followed important games will hold the center of the mid-western football league.
--later, Oct. 5. A lighter session will be午晚 early next week in an en devor to select an opening lineup according to Coach Novel Workman. At least 15 men remain as strong possibilities for opening assignments
Kansas-Illinois, at Urbana.
Kansas-Illinois, at Urbana.
Nebraska-Southern Meth o'di s t,
at Lincoln.
Kansas Aggies-Purdue, at Lafayette.
Iowa State-Ames, at Grinnell.
Cochie Bible at Lincoln was hurt somewhat over the week end by the rugged showing of his Nebraska rivalry against his yellings. His untimely death led to a day of Witter, quartet, and Slean, full back, out with injuries last week.
McMillan on the Kansas Airfield front grounded and is at last solved the problem of that question. He helps with captain Freeman and Sophomore Crankle, both six foot
Ames, Iowa, Sept. 27—Saturday afternoon the hurricane exceeded the limits for the state Gridron hopefuls. It will be the last hard one prior to the opening of the season.
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Coach A. Lindsay at Okhomkorn worked with a squad bandcapped by scrimage injails numbering amoun them Tom Churchill, Iowa State University, while Coach Workman picked his line up for the Grinnell opening.
Gwinn Henry at Missouri put his candidate candidates through the rookie pitching cycle, and they force they tackle Iowa State be willow. Gwinn Henry in the dope title race and Oklahoma in the dope title race.
The University Women's Club will hold its first ten of the year on Thursday, March 26 at the women's hall. This will be a tea for new members; under the chairmanship of Mrs. O'Connor.
All men who have had tumbling experience are invited to attend the Leaders class in Robinson gymnasium Tuesday at 4:30 to try out.
Discussion group will be held Wednesday, 3:00 and Thursday, 4:30 at Henley House for those women in residence. Incidental members of W. G. A.
The student branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers will hold a meeting at 7:30 in Marvin Hall for the purpose of electing officers
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National Guards Take University of Kansas Men in Two Companies
The rosters of the enlisted personnel of the Lawrence company H & M 137th Infantry of the Kansas naval base have been donated to University of Kansas men. Companies H & M are both machine-gun companies and hold drill at the national guard army, located at 8th Street on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday night respectively.
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University men on the Company M roster include: 1st Lieut. Raymond Wismer; 2nd Lt. Leo Leonard Wismer; 3rd Lt. Joseph Deseret T. Perkins, John A. Seitz and Schiller F. Shore; Corporals Eryll F. Barnes; Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Denni E. Chapin, James Clark, Phil H. Cook, Alvin F. Barnes, Batt Tarantt, William A. Lynn C. Bromwell, Dennis E. Chandler, Jr., Lowell E. Riller, Chandois Prym, Nuria A. Lange, John A. Willem, Theodore Bird, Karl A. Ruter, Richard A. Cook, Marie L. Gish and
On the Company R hater are the following University men: Sgts. Clemmie R. Green and Dean E. Lichor; Corporals Thilford M. Bredline
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The pay of a private is $125 for an cvchild attended, a corporal receives $17.0 and a sergeant gets $23.0, while all non-commissioned officers and men are allowed a 10% increase in pay for a year of service in the national guard.
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The sheriff said the three members
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who have ploughed guilty in connection with the Lamar robbery had confessed holidays at McPherson, Marysville; Ottenna, Kindley, Larned and Tayneys, the gunmen; and the shooter. The gang used airplanes and high-powered motor care.
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