THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWGENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FOUR
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929
Thirty-four Men Survive First Cut of Football Squad
Hargiss Wishes to Center Interest on Prospects Showing Best Early Form
In order that concentration may be placed upon the more advanced and experienced men of our team, a division in the squad last evening. Thirty-four men were selected for the first squad, the thirty-sixth being placed on the reserve team.
The sole purpose of the division is to single out the men who are thought to be the most valuable to up the training of those who will probably take on the Jayhawker in his box in 1923. Of the reserves show up better at a later date, they will be transferred
The following linemen survived the cut: Mullins, Ramsey, Cochran, Fetty, Paden, Cecil Snyay, A. Kennedy, and Carlson, Endes; Schlofflin N. Sorem, Bramlage, Charles Snyay, Atkisson, and Foy, Feys; Logan, M. Soren, M. Soren, and Petri Bautrich, guards; Snout, and Pete Bautrich, centers.
First-string backfield men are Lynman, Fisher, Cox, Lawrence, Jimmy Kittredge, Schmidt, Kim Muschau, Ken McNeese Page and Eddie Ash, veteran heck who returned to school into and checked out his equipment last night. The team had a few players in the first squad men shows that the backfield averages nearly 175 pounds, while the first squad men shows that the backfield averages nearly 175 pounds. It is notable that six of the huskies push the scales past the 200 pound mark, and four others bring it up to 190 pounds.
The bend menu will probably no order any more scrummage until Wednesday or later. Last evening's workday helped him fall down the practice field to other backs. Line coach Getty found some exercise in charging the receivers as they lugged the ball in and then just dumped it into a string no practiced goal blicking.
While Hargiss put the 13 backpacks men through a few rounds of dummy tackling. Getto led up his forward wall at all one end of the field and gave them a pivot drill. Burn led the squad out the pivot box. The squad then Hargiss ran the backs through the pacing boxes. The squad finished out the day with a dummy seriography.
Wisconsin Squad Numbers Fifty
Madison, Wisconsin—W_The 129 Wiesbaden,
Germany—W_The 138 Bielefeld,
the field in a double header with
South Dakota State and Ribon here
TQ TRY GRID GAME
George Simpson, world's fastest spiker, has become a member of the Ohio State university football team. It was not until 1984, without udidron experience.
50 players, Last Saturday, following six days of intensive drill, Coach Glenn Thaitlewaite issued playing numbers to every man who reported missing or had been identified who were transferred to the “B” team on Friday. The Badger coach is not a little troubled about the fact that he will play five weeks in the future. Fortunately he will have a chance to test all recruits in the twin bill as the Cardinal varsity team faces Jakarta and Riyadh, the “E” eleven debating opening until the following Saturday.
Sports to Be Organized
Announcements of Intramurals Sent to Houses
Intramural fall sports took life today when E. R. Elbel announced the entry blanks had been mailed to the intramurals and came up candidates in the intramurals games this year. Further steps toward organization will be formulated for Thursday afternoon at 4:36, in room 202 Robinson gymnasium. Organizations and unattached groups are required to have their representatives present.
The fall sport program includes hand ball, horseshoes, tennis, and playground ball. The entry list is based on the sports for the organizations in rush the names of men to compete into the various sports to the intramural offer
of inclement weather later on this day.
If it turns out you have a string to enter individual events unattached are able to do so. For example, if the user enters to enter attached might see Mr. Eel.
Plans for a turkey run and the annual fall track meet will be discussed at the meeting of managers Thursday.
in order not to delay the play, in view of inclement weather later on this fall
The squand is not as large as last week, and it is expected more will drop out daily as the daily grind stiffens. There are still battles for a burth on the first string team. It will be some time before a squand is picked as the next game in the season (Games Nov. 9 and 16. In the first encounter they meet the Kannas Aggie Freshmen and thence journey to Columbia the following week to meet
After enjoying the benefits derived from a two-day vacation over the week end candidates for the freshman football team equipped to the gridiron will get a chance to work in a few hours of hard work, Coach Steve Hinehaw and his assistant, Lieutenant Myers, put the yearlings through a series of plays and games with their older brothers in a friendly tangle later in the week. Not unlike the varsity crew these freshmen are putting their shoulders to rest in order to practice defence it all over the lot. They have been fortunate thus far in having no serious casualties, but bruised muscles are much in evidence.
In previous years the freshmen and varsity teams have scrimmaged frequently throughout the season. However, Coach Hargigs is dividing the large varsity squad and will retain all the men for scrimmage picture in fresh and varsity meet only infrequently. It now appears
Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 24—Art Gosel announced today that he would defeat his start on the second half of a playoff game in the CWL to derby until tomorrow. Original pins for his call for his off today. He indi- viduals the game will be the only earlent in the race.
Grid Candidates Getting Ready to Meet Varsity
Freshmen Working Hard
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Ocen is also matched against Jack Jones. Topeka is city champion. Jones is one of Kansas' leading players, which should give Coen a list of opposition.
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Coen and Flynn are also teamed against Topkea's double champions. He returns to school after three months of European competition and experience in the eastern tournaments where he ranked high in each tournament. He is part of the defense of defeating William T. Tilden II in an exhibition match recently.
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