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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928
Kansas Followers Confident on Eve of Nebraska Gamo
Jayhawker Fight Agains
Husker's Weight Will
Turn the Tide
Is Hoped
By Clarence Brown
Now it 'bent those Huskers.' On the eve of the annual Homecoming football game between the Kansas and Oklahoma huskies, a spirit of optimistic erithiasism over the outcome of the battle, is prevalent among followers of the Nebraska and Oklahoma teams. The inability of snow failed to dampen the confidence attitude maintained for sometime concerning the strength of their team, which was more than weather conditions to convince Kansas that her team will not break a traditional losing streak.
Down through the years of Jay-hawker defeats suffered at the hands of the Huskers there has always been an optimistic spirit coupled with a deep passion.
The home field has been unlucky as Kansas has not won a single contest between the two schools here at Lawson. But when the team tries to break up losing streaks is shown by the fact that Kansas Agress,拼车 team, was turned aside in competitive tie games, were turned aside.
Grads Are Retrospective
The grads are still remembering the grades back from Lincoln bake in 1916, but aside from that, and tie games with the Huskers in 1920 and 1923, they haven't a great deal to remember or talk about. However, Kansas has a year than offense/defense-and/their last. It is more powerful, both on offense and defense, and the team last year held the "wonder" Nebraska team down until the fourth period of play. This year, it allows and allows the Husker back to run rampant. The Nebraska team is no better this year and will back-up against a stronger Kansas队, so it is likely the affair will present plenty of features, mainly, a Kansas defense.
Nebraska Is Heavier
Another height of the Jayhawk line and backfield as contrasted with the more builker Huskers. Kannas will have to overcome a disadvantage of being out of range, so he'll tackle to tackle. The backfield is almost at handcaped, but the weight advantages in the line will not be as great as in the Knoxville Howard and Russell weigh 190 and 200 pounds. These two ball jugglers will give the Kansas defense much worry. They are some of their ability means anything.
In the line, James at center, weighing 280 pounds will be matched by Michael at right, weighing 350 pounds. The Nebraska guards, MeMullen and Hein, weigh 215 and 195 pounds, as compared to the Kansas guards, who weigh 230 and 215 pounds. From this it is evident that Kansas will have to pair what weight they have with a great deal of fight against their opponent.
Jayhawkers Can Pass
Lawrence, Lyman, and Cooper, will do the painting for the Jayhawkers, while Skow is the best bat of the game, and the difference will not be great.
At passing the Hartzus, eleven should outpoint Conch Baugh's proteges, and by means of this lone ofensive advantage the Jayhawkers will have an edge in lawsuits. Lawerens, Cooper, Ash, and Fisher are all dangerous passers and if the defense can ston the Husker "stream roller" Jayhawk stock will rise
All of the Hyphian kwagari are in good physical condition, as has been noted by his son, and with a similar report coming from Linchin there can be no allusion.
Coach Bear is drilling his second string team in Kansas plays and formations and it is rumored he will start the reserves against the Jaywalkers. It comes Saturday, the "power house" and all its voltage will probably get
Pacific Coast Football to Top Climax Tomorrow
San Francisco, Nov. 2—(UPI) -- football on the pacific coast will each a clinch tomorrow when four members of the coast conference, each with an opportunity to finish in first lace, engage in two contests on Cal-
The Cardinals of Stanford University will meet the University of Southern California at Palo Alto, in front of annual football classics of the west.
The "Big Three" of California re main underfunded in conference play in the state. The team is capped to Stanford, has improved and is acoried a chance to beat the bears.
Finger Waves by Experienced Operators Laridon
--the first taste of "Jayawkher fight." On paper Nebraska will win, but the Kansas team won't pay any attention to such dope, so it is likely that Coach Hargiss and his team, bolstered with new plays and formal games, or more unseen, have something in mind that doesn't show on parenet yet.
--the first taste of "Jayawkher fight." On paper Nebraska will win, but the Kansas team won't pay any attention to such dope, so it is likely that Coach Hargiss and his team, bolstered with new plays and formal games, or more unseen, have something in mind that doesn't show on parenet yet.
Intramural Announcements
All intramural playground ban,
games that were to be played Thursday
after Monday and the winners of
the divisions will play
hisir games Tuesday.
E. R. Elbel, intramural manager
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The game will be preceded by a parade in the morning and the game itself will take the stage at 2:00 p. m. in Memorial stadium.
The Kansas lineup:
Hauser, left end
Schoptin, left tackle
Shannon, left guard
Simmons, left center
Logan, right guard
Olson, right tackle
McCormick or Mullin, right end
Paden, quarterback
Lyman, half back
Lyman, left half
Cox or Payne, fallback
The Cornbushker football squads, band, rooters and cross country teams left last night for Lawrence expecting to stop over in Kansas City today and resume the journey to McCain. The team is coming up early morning. The visitors from the north will parade down Massachusetts upon their arrival.
Teams Crippled. Say Coaches
**Teams Crippled, Say Coaches**
Kansas City, Nov. 2-4, - (UP) the team that crashed into their opponents for truth, then Nebraska and Missouri will send their teams to the gridron tomorrow on cratches, in wheelhouses and in hospital cots, and it wouldn't be at all surprising that they were whipped by their inferior opponents.
From both camps this week have some stories of the cripples that have resulted from the Missouri-Nebraska game last week. Coaches have warned the two teams against a lethold after a fight in the backyard that is to be prepared for most anything.
A long list of injured, including Andra
Gallaway, Long, Schoerzinger,
Steven, Witte, Richards, Morgan, Mee
Mullen, James and Russell, almost
makes it imperative for RBs abroad
to be available to backers. However, double the trip
led team, the Nebraskans are favored
to win.
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Two new members and two new pledges were taken into Quack Club Wednesday evening in a result of the successful effort to be chosen at 7:30 p.m. Grace, Miracle, uncle b, and Jillian Peterson, c32, successfully returned to become full-fedged members, while Albeneen, uncle ed, and Helen Ellen all pledge requirements, qualified all pledge requirements.
The Quack Club picture of the entire group for the Jayhawker will be taken Saturday morning in the gymnasium pool at 12 a.m. The following attendees; Elizabeth Sherborn, uned, ed; Alice Sherborn, uned, ed; Elizabeth Hosford, c'30, Alice Gaskill, c'29, Dorothy Shad, c'29, Roma Funk, c'29, Might Breedental, c'31, Enise Parker, c'32, Grace Kiel, uned, ed;
Two Members and Two Pledges Pass Aquatic Tests
Pledges of the club include Evelyn Easton, *c*21, Rachel Gard, *c*22, Betty Hunter, *c*23, Kate Longeneck, Belma Hunter, *d*30, Florence Longeneck, *c*30, Mary Stoneback, *c*31, Josephine McMillan, Polly Spellman, *c*29, Sara James, uncle, *c*30,儒博士, uncle, *c*31, Michael Hill, uncle, *c*31, La*32, Marguerite Koch, *c*22, Helen Harper, uncle, *c*2, Charlotte Clark, *c*31, Mona Muncyey, uncle, *c*2, Helen Campy. The next meeting of Quack Club will be held in the gymnasium next Wednesday evening at 7:30. At this time initiation service will be held in the gymnasium and the two new pledges will be pledged
Quack Club Will Initiat
Huskers to Be at Varsity
Nebraskas are planning to attend the varsity Saturday evening following the football game. Herbert D. Braska will play as the braska has sent word to Dorn Hatch. c29 that arrangements have been made for the special train carrying Husker rooters to remain in Lawton. The team will also may attend the varsity. The dance has been advertised on the Nebraska campus during the past week, when it is being played.
Nebraska Special Will Remain Until After 12 p. m.
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WEAF Network, 9:00 CST, Lucky Strike orchestra.
WEAF Network, 1:15 CST, Vale
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WJJ Network, 1:15 CST, Princeton-Ohio State.
WJZ Network, 8:00 CST. Democracy rally, Madison Square Garden.
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nished by two orchestraas. Lee Beck's
Johnson, Tony Johnson's orchestra. This
dance will begin at 9 oclock and not
$8:30 as previously advertised. It is
not open to non-identical dancers.
Activities of the physical education department of the University will be portrayed for Homecoming on a decorated football field, which stands at Fourteenth and Greed streets. E. R. Eilbral, director of intramural athletics announced this morning.
Physical Education Map to Illustrate Activities
The man will be displayed in the store clothing store on Massachusetts street Saturday and then will be put on permanent display somewhere on it)
The large figures for the map were drawn by Valeron Sieccon, fa30; and the smaller figures by Mr. Elibel. The map was designed by a committee which included Miss Hida Apel, Miss Elizabeth Dunkel, Miss R. Meyer, and members of physical education, S. R. Hake, ed20, and Mr. Elibel.
Edward Tanner Will Aaid Judging Design Problems
Edward W. Tanner, '16, practicing architect with the J. C. Nichols Investment Company of Kansas City and the University of Missouri of architecture in judging the senior and junior problems in design which are to be exhibited Saturday in Kansas City.
The senior problem is in "A Country House" and the junior, "A Private Lawyer." The judges have to test the judging Saturday morning. The prizes are some valuable muggle coins.
Where They Play
Big Six Games Tomorrow
Nebraska vs. Kansas at Lawrence
Missouri vs. Drake at Columbia.
Okahanna vs. Iowa State at Ames
In the Valley
Oklahoma A. & M. vs. Oklahoma
U. at Jackson
Griffin vs. Marquette at Grunnel
Washington vs. Haskell at St. Louis.
Saturday Games Draw Crowds
The estimated crowd for 200,000 fans are expected to see the three big football games in the east Saturday. The estimated crowds fol-
Yale-Dartmouth at New Haven---- 75,000.
Notre Dame-Penn State at Philadel-
phia - 90,000.
New York U.-Georgetown at New
York—60,000.
Total 195,000.
ORPHEUM
Scientists Now Measure Thickness of One Atom
New York, Nov. 2 — Layers of metallic rubidium, only two one atom deep, so thin that several million would be reused in a laboratory. The paper this is printed on, have been measured at the Bell Telephone Laboratory, a diamond, a metal similar to the sodium of common salt, are important because of their use in photoelectric
In the course of researches on how to make the photoelectric cell most efficient, A. L. Johnsard measured the thin film by means of polarized light.
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