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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1928
Reserves Occupy Attention While Main Line Rests
Jayhawks in Good Shape While Sooners Rally From Nebraska Arrivals
Assault
Serimimage for the reserves' night might again occupied the attention of Coach Hill Harrington, who is saving seven more strenuous labors later in the week, particularly when the Jay hawkers tangle with the Sonomans on the first day. Captain Hauser, left end, and a mainstay of the forward defense and offense in the Marquette game last Saturday, while Logan and Shannon, speedy first string guards, have been kept from serimimage this week for the same reason.
Exercising care with these men who will be sorely needed in the Dad's Day conflict, Coach Hargan has had them warming the bench most of his other protests through their paces against the yellering squad.
Team in Good Shape
With team leader Tom Shipley
Teacher Jeffrey T. Baird, the begee
Kansas will have the deporter's
foe or in the coming game. Oklahoma
having only last Saturday encountered the steam roller of the Nebraska
cornbushers with a very attenting effect to the extent of a 416-foot kick is not in the best physical condition.
Two losses and one victory is the Big Six record of the Sooner for the season. Kansas, holding a 500-rank with a win, a loss, and a tie holds a slight edge in this respect. Also the first time in the playoffs against the Sooner than they did against Kansas is a factor of some note.
On the other hand the fact that the Oklahoma team pushed over a long stretch of grass in his house, is something worth mentioning, for it shows greater scoring.
Both teams are apt to use the aeer
ia game, if the weather prevails fail
and the field is dry. A muddy field
and a wet ball were responsible for
the loss of the game last Saturday, and gave Kans
a bad appearance on paper.
Reserves Show Power
In looking over his reserve strength Coach Hargiss has noted the performances of Ed Schmidt and Bert Riga and fans may see them in more action before the season ends. Schmidt's line plunging was not too hard, but Riga's steady field running was responsible for many long gains.
"Only six more practice," was the word broadened at practice last night which was followed by a "tap meeting for the squad under the leadership of Coach Hargreaves, and our days in preparation for the grand finale, the annual clash between Tigre and Jayhawk at Missouri Nov. 24.
Comparative records since 1929 show Kansas to have an edge over the Oklahoma team. Kansas is recorded in 1920, 1923 and 1927 at the game in 1925, Jayhawk victories are recorded on the other dates.
The record.
Kansas Oklahoma
1920 Kansas Oklahoma
1920 9 9
1921 7 24
1921 19 3
1922 7 3
1923 7 5
1924 29 0
1925 0 0
1926 10 0
1927 9 26
1928 7 26
Juniors Hold Cellar When Firs Day of Tourney Ends
Seniors Lead in Hockey
The sophomores won from the freshmen, the first from the wrestling and the hockey tournament. Dockstader and Louise Prawn crossed the sophomore goal line and undressed the sophomore goal line.
The seniors beat the freshman, 4.6,
in their game. Charlotte Harper was
outstanding forward with two goals,
Betty Short and May Simons,
scores, Gertrude Dalton was the outlining
player on the defense.
The standings:
The Statshetts  W. L. P.
Senior 1 1 0.1,000
Sophomore 1 1 1 .000
Freeman 1 1 1 .000
Junior 1 1 1 .000
M. U. May Meet Bears
Football Game Planned for '29 If Conditions Are Met
Columbia, Mo., Nov. 14 — (UP) — Whether the University of Missouri and Washington University of St. Louis, will resume relations on the gridiron next season remained in doubt today with C. L. Brewster's squirt athlete directing expecting to confer with Washington officials next
The Athletic committee met last night to fill the remaining open-date slots. After considering offers from a number of universities, including Washington University, the committee decided the date would be left to Brewer.
Jayhawk Runners Meet Tiger Harriers Saturday
The University of Kansas cross-country team to meet the University of Oklahoma at Saturday has been chosen by Coach H. J. Howell, 30, and Coach Todd Feez, "Face" Pete Springer, Ed Fortune, Lloyd Williams, Donald Saureman, and Ellert
Flory McCubbin, star sophomore runner, will not be able to make the All-Star team until she is finished second to Frazier in every meet this year. Flory Williams will play for the team.
The Jayhawkers have not been defeated this year, and are expected to win over Missouri Saturday. Noble will face the Jays in a Been Jaykawktv attacks this season.
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Jim Bausch, candidate for fullback on the freshman squad this year, has a record as an all-road athlete. Bausch comes from Florida and is in high school and three in Wichita college. Jim carries 197 pounds and is fast on his feet. He has been a standout in Bausch is making a fine showing for a berth on next year's varsity squad.
Of the many Kansas City candidates on the freshman squad, is John Madison from Central High School. In 1927, Madison was picked for All-Kansas City Intercollegiate halfback, the most powerful punts, pounds, and an aggressive player or both offense and defense. Variety action is expected from Madison next season.
Parsons sends a freshman candidate, Ceil Scaill, for the end position. In high school he was left lettering. At college he worked with weights 16, and is 18 years old. Scaill is a worthy man on the defense and has played well for his variety material in '29.
From St. Louis, Mo., comes Otto Rost, where he played four years of football at Beaumont High School, and won letters in basketball and baseball, and is a power in the line. He weighs 190 and is 18 years of age. Rost appears to be a strong contender for Varsity participation next year.
Kim Jennedy is a graduate of Lawrence High School where he has played a distinctive brunet cast of 15 players of ages and weights 175 pounds. He is a backfield candidate this year with a splendid showing as a linemaker and tagger. Kim Jennedy will carry showing into Variety football next year.
Colony of Six Hundred Still Fighting for Lives
British Legion Village, Preston
of the village of Rugby, among
nine men and women here
are still fighting for their lives although
the aristocracy was signed ten years
The men are ex-soldiers afflicted with tuberculosis, and ex-medical corps officers who are trying to cure them. Most of the trained nurses. The others are the wives, mothers or sisters of ex-soldiers. They form a colony totalling 1,200 men.
This colony, said to be the only one of its kind in the world, is headed by Doctor J. B. McDougall, its medical director. His headquarters are located at the southwestern end of the village. It is the British Lion's sanitorium for tuberculosis.
Around the sanitorium has spring up an independent x-service mom's community known as the British Liongeon Village. It is a tiny town with a post office, fire department, hotel, welfare clinic and stores all of its
Three fraternity houses at the University of Nebraska were burglarized, and the burglars made off with about $100 in money and valuables.
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Veterans in the Sooner Forward Wall
Woods, Delta Tan Debt, placed second in the 10局垫 with Daniell unmatted, winning third and Manuela, Aracu, finishing fourth.
The Triathlon Delta team is leading the meet with 8 points, followed by Arancia with 6 points. The remaining events will be run off the evening.
The national convention of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fraternity, will be held on the campus of the University of Illinois, Nov. 19, 20, and 21. Delegates from the university of the organization will attend.
Delta Tau Delta Leads Intramural Track Meet After Three Events
Warden, Kappa Sigma, placed second in the 128 yard birdhouses, and Klepper and Cariwell, Pai Kappa Pa, First Division. Delta Chi had the second longest toe in the ball put with Walton, Pai Kappa Alpha, third and Hibern, Alpha
Three events were finished in the fall intramural track meet yesterday evening.
Pontwehtlaire, Delta Tau Delta won the 190 yard dash breaking the tape at 10.9. Snell, Acevain, won the 129 yard hurdles leading the field with a time of 17.1. Ross Phi Kuppa won two pairs with a loss of 57.73 inches.
The meet was scheduled to begin early this evening in effort to finish the rest of the events.
Forty thousand special delivery letters are received by the students of the Oklahoma University every year, and more than 1000 were made by the Norman postmaster.
Three Contests Are Finished Remaining Will Be Run Off
This Evening
Six fast lettermen form the nucleus of the Oklahoma line which will be under Jayhawk fire in the annual Dad's Day football festivities here Saturday. Of the six, Capt. Bill Hamilton is playing his third season under Sooner colors. The other men make their litters last
Along the Sidelines
Tigers Have New Kicker
Tigers Have a Ew Kicker
College Coach Matt Frazier and punter may have his chance to play with the Missouri Tigers against the New Orleans Saints. He is Billy Olman who was outstanding in his play against the Freshman in a long off-season scrimmage year.
Shift Aggie Backfield
Manhattan, Kans.,—"Boe" McMillin yesterday shifted his backfield and linemen in an effort to form some combination that might win one conference game this season. The Kansas Angels, who failed at three conference games, have their only bounce in the Iowa State game this week.
Huskers In Good Condition Lincoln, Neb. - The hard work of the week was taken by the Nebraska Rugby team. Berg reports that his men are in good condition to meet Pittsburgh, the strong invading teams from the east.
Huskers In Good Condition
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Haskell. Prepares for Minn.
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Brawlers' bounce back in Indian
Brawlerz hold their last intensive workout before the games
Saturday. The Braves are said to be hoping to outdo their leader to display their victory driving attack against the Northerners.
No Game for Okla. Aggies Stillwater, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Aggies are enjoying a comparatively
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Huskers Condition for Pittsburgh
Huskers Condition for Pittsburgh
Lincoln, Neb. — A light-hearted, but
virulent crowd at the game virtually beat down all conference apposition Saturday, vomited over its litter and punted, serramelled and did all manner of things pertaining to the gridiron sport to get itself in condition their eastern visitors this week.
**Army Team Faces. Two Hard Games**
West Point, N. Y. — Undimagined by defiant at the hand of Notre Dame
the Army football team is looking forward to its two remaining hard games against Nebraska and Storm River. The game with Cotton is not expected to extend the cadets.
An eastbound airplane was scheduled to bear the tildings of the results of the Ohio State-Princeton basketball tournament of the winning team on its wings.
Columbia, Mo., Nov. 14 — Tickets to the Missouri-Kansas football game to be played in Columbus, Nov. 24, are at a record breaking point to a record breaking crowd. The Missouri office has so all scents of the demand is still continuing big.
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