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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1928
Hawaiian Football Difficult to Play Because of Heat
K. U. Squad Member Tell Difference and Effects of Clothes on the Game
If one would know about football games played under unusual conditions, ask Bert Igga, diminutive Hawaiian haifaulk, a member of the K. U. squad. "I have played barefoot, under a tropical sun, when the thermometer showed 84 degrees," he will say.
"When I turned out for football at Kansas, I went barefoot," he said, "but John laughed." Bert was referring to John Bunn, assistant varsity coach, and last year's coach of freshmen. Bunn has since persisted Burt and asked him how can test that the little Hawaiian has made 45-draft drillsons, barefoot.
"rayed in Game Against Grimmel Practically all the students know Ursula's last action last Saturday, against the Grimmel Pioneers. But few realize what a wealth of athletic history was lost when he stepped on the K. U gridiron.
Bert is a graduate of McKinley high school of Honolulu, and according to Hawaiian newspapers, was the best all-around athlete Hawaii ever had. In high school, he made three letters in football, four in basketball, three in track, and two in baseball. The captain of the basketball and trick teams. McKinley high school, according to Bert, is a thoroughly Americanized up-to-date institution, with an enrollment of about two thousand.
Coached by Former K. U. Star
"We have a city league in Hiroshima," he said, "and teams are picked according to a weight limit. These teams play twilight games with each other in addition to the regular high school schedule. The players always go barefoot, putting and stropkicking over them, and wearing shoes on. We played out on the sands, with the thermometer at 80 to 85 degrees, as the usual thing."
Tin Luke Wongwan, who is remembered as a Kansas track star of '24, '25, and '26, was coach of the McKinley high school track team, when he served as senior. He was Wongwan who persuaded his student to attend K. U.
After Bert gets his A, B degree from K. U., he intends to study osteopathy for a time, then return to his native land, and take up coaching. "Maybe some day I can send my star to help uphold Kansas," he concluded.
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WOR Network, 8:00 CST, Will Rogers' political rally, with Eddie Canter and Robert Benchley.
--regular meet of Fen and Scroll will be held tonight at 7:45 in the rest room of Central Administration building.
WEAF Network, 7:00 CST, American Magazine Hour.
WJZ Network, 8:30 CST, Gas As
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WEAF Network, 8:30 CST, Palm
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WOR Network, 9:30 CST, United States Military Band.
Handball Intramurals Are Started Monday With Eight Contests
All Division Winners, But One Are Victorious With Only Slight Margins
Intramural playground ball started yesterday evening with games being played, and the ball were fairly evenly matched and good ball was displayed by several of the teams. The Alpha Tau Omega team won by four points, beating the Pinta Delta C., 440-253, beating the Pinta Delta C., 440-253.
The Triangle fraternity surpassed the Delta Sigma Lambda team in hitting and finished the game with 9-4. The team outpaced 9-4. Outpainted this game.
The team of Alpha Kappa Lambda doubled the score on Cali Delta Signa by scoring 17 runs to 8. This game was umpired by Mast.
Pil Kappa pulled out of their game with Alpha Kappa Psi team by winning 7-4.
The most one sided game of the evening was the Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpa kappa Sigma game which ended at 12:06. Winnings were 27 to 5 K Calu, unripe.
Phi Gamma Delta won a close game from Acacia team, ending with a score of 8 to 7. Deal, inspire.
The Sigma Chi team lost their first game to the Pi Upson nine, score 6-4. The umpire was Mast.
Sigma Epison won their game from the Kappa Sigs 9-4. W. Culp was the umpire.
The football team will leave at 8:25 Friday morning via the Sanfte Fee for Kansas City. After working out in Kansas City, probably in Muehleback field, they will leave for St. Louis on the Wobash at 1:30, and will arrive in St. Louis about 9:30 in the evening. The host will be at the Hotel, which is near Washington University and just across Forest park from the Stadium.
It is expected that Phog Allen, Bih
Hargas, Waidorf and Doc Moff will accompany the team. The athlete迪克
Waidorf and Doc Moff will accompany many men they will take on the trip.
Officials for the game will be gpet Bee
Webb of Drake University, referrer:
E. Dennis of Brown University,
and Jerry Gould field judge,
many; Jerry Gould field judge,
Columbus, Mo., Oct. 9 — Since Tennessee centred Centre College HI to last week, Coach Golien Henry practice game with Centre in view of the increasing threat of Annes on the horizon of the Tiger graduation hopes Henry initiated a strenuous program that included a series of unannounced until Thanksgiving.
Norman, Okla., Oct. 9 — The Sooners have returned home after a strenuous battle with the Hosiers. Coach Ailen Haliday has started in a two-week grind in preparation for their next major game - Creighton. The Sooners will toy with their frostiness this Saturday.
Squad to Leave Friday
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Team Will Work Out in Kansas City Friday Morning
We dye shoes Blue - Brown - Black
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Members of the Tau Sigma舞 class will hold their first meeting of the year at kobinion gymnasium this evening at 8 p. m. Those interested are to report dressed ready for work.
Active members of Tau Sigma will hold a regular business meeting at Robinson gymnasium this evening at 7 o'clock.
--regular meet of Fen and Scroll will be held tonight at 7:45 in the rest room of Central Administration building.
Announcements
Madge Gaunt, president.
Madge Gaunt, president.
Lyle Gifford, secretary.
Beta Chi Sigma, honorary psychology fraternity, will hold initiation
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The regular W. S. G. A. Tea will be held in central administration rest room Wednesday afternoon from 2-5. Visitation. Shilton
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Special attention to fitting glasses.
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Beginning Wednesday
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Room 1 Administration Building -- Phone K. U. 28
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December 13, Will Durant, Philosopher ... $1.00
February 1, Roy Chapman Andrews, Asiatic Explorer ... $1.00
March 22, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Jewish Divine ... $1.00
Date to be announced, Will Rogers, Humorist ... $2.50
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