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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
Varsity-Freshman Scrimmage Is Won by Regulars, 24-6
Good Backfield Materia Is Discovered on Both Squads; Playing Erratic
The varsity squad defended the freshmen Saturday morning by a 24-6 marathon. The game was held in the gymnasium, where we were out to witness the scrimmage.
There appears to be plenty of back field material for all departments of the game, Lynman, Ash, Padeh, Lawrence, Lawrence appear to be in. In the form of a googly grasping consistently, Cooper's passing was a trifle erratic but it is early in the season for perfection. However, the team is going to have good shape averaging about 45 yards.
**Free Hawk Have Good Backs**
The free hawks had good backs in Bannack, Black and Allen. Each of these men gained consistently and plenty of fight on the team.
Variety linenen look to be a trifle weak, but this is probably due to inexperience as there are but three lettermen back in position. Logan Cochran and Houser. Shannon is a letterman but he made the letter as a back. There will be a great improvement with his coordination as far shown by the improvement during the script mage yesterday.
Fight Is There
The team lacks nothing in spirit fight and ginger. All that is needed is more experience and Bill Hargues will be on the job to furnish that.
Although outweighed 5 pounds to the man, the varsity line cut holes through the freshmen and ran good interference, although sluggish. Several times a ball-carrier would have to wait for his interference to speed up before he could go on. This can be remedied by the Grinnell clutch.
Frosh Touchdown on Fumble
Neither squad appeared to be able to make the try for point.
Fresh Touchedown on Fumble
The only freeman tally came early in the first quarter when a bad pass from center was fumbled by Faden kicked up it a foul and who carried the 40 yard field for a touch down.
Following was the varsity linemap-
Hauer, left end; Branumbie, left;
tackle; McCormick, guard; Hamney,
right tackle; McCormick, right;
tackle; McCormick, right end;
Cooper, quarterback; Lyman, left;
Lawrence, right half; Cox, far-left
Numerous substitutions were made by both teams.
Announcements
--twenty-five Aspirants Report for First Test
Announcements
The traveling exhibition of the Fifty Best Prints of the year will be on exhibit Sunday from 2 to 5 in room 312 west Administration building. This is the last chance to view them, according to Miss Jacqueline Hueck, chair of the collection must be seated on another place the first of O-toler.
The Lawrence Drama League will meet Monday night at 7 o'clock in the Distance church at the corner of Twelfth and Vermont streets. Ms. Carver will speak. Jack Carver. An election for the position of treasurer will also be held.
Owl Society will meet at 10 p.m. m.
Monday, Oct. 1, at the Phil Delta Theta
house. Ei Fortune, secretary.
The new beat at Washburn college will be named the Moore field, in honor of George Goffrey Moore, a royal Washburn booster.
To Distribute Football Reservations on Monday
Reservations for football tickets will be ready for distribution Monday morning. Those holding the all-airport athletic tickets should make their reservations before noon, Oct. 5, as they will not be able to reserve them after that time. No tickets will be reserved at the gate.
Students are cautioned to bring their books as well as their tickets to the gates as both must be presented at the gate.
Game Details Announced
Kansas to Use West Stadium Again at Missouri
Kansas will again occupy the west stadium at the Kansas-Missouri football game at Columbia this fall, it was announced by Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, following a conference with Chester L. Brewer, director of athletics at Missouri, in Kansas City yesterday. Some 267 students are now at the athletic office here for the Missouri game and will be put on sale as soon as a chart of the Missouri stadium is received.
It also was agreed at the meeting yesterday that the Kansas freshmen football team members, who make the trip to Missouri, will sit in the stadium there instead on the sideline as in the past. The same rule will apply to Missouri freshmen when they come to K. U. next year.
The Kansas band will sit in the running track, on a raised platform when Mac takes the musicians to Columbia in November, and a like arrangement will be made for the Mia band when it comes here next year.
Harrier Tryouts Oct.12
Director Allen and Brewer also set the date for the annual cross run between Kansas and Missouri for the first time, then later date than first agreed upon.
Preliminary tryouts for cross-country will be held on or about Oct. 12, final tryouts being set for Oct. 19. The first meet will be with Iowa State here on Oct. 27, other meets including Ohio State, Missouri, Nov. 17, at Columbia, and the conference meet Nov. 24, at Columbia.
Twenty-two Varsity Runners Reporting Regularly
The men are working out regularly so as to be in os fine shape as possible when they appear against Iowa State, Iowa State barriers have won more championships than any other school in the Valley and the State has won six Championship this year they will try hard to pass this barrier. Iowa State will have Putnam, the freshman sensation of last year who has done the two mile indie 12 and is reputed to be even better in the five mile grind. Kansas is offering Captain "Pozca" Frenz valley champion who was unexcited last season. The two teams have met between the two stars but it will be decided by the other men of the team as one star cannot win a meet.
There are 22 varsity candidates working out and Coach Huff wants 15 more. Those who are running for the national coach are Gaudichamp, Barnes, George, Fairhurst, spring, Fraser, Saunderman Springer, Williams, Dowell, Mosher Hodgson, Kinney, Fortune, McAl Batch, Curry, McCumb, and
Bets are running seven to five at M. U. that this year's freskins are more intelligent than those of last year. Banks back their opinion first fact that as yet no fresh has been discovered with long underwear.
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Twenty-five aspirants for the Quack club report for the first tryouts of the club held at Robinson aluminium at 10:30 SAT morning.
Quack Club Holds Tryout
for First Test
The tryout was only for strokes and he results are not yet known, but they will be announced in Thursday's Kansas.
Completion of the trysts will be made next Saturday morning when those who passed the test on strokes will be given an opportunity to become pledges of the organization. Those women must then pass the quarter mile distance swim, the twenty-five foot plunge, and must successfully pass the test on strokes will be given further opportunities to practice, according to Miss Ruth Hower, sponsor of the club.
Sport Shots
International Field, Meadowbrook,
L. I, Sept. 29—(UP) Led by W. Averell Harriman, the deposed polar star who was suddenly reinstated two days ago, the United States four won the championship series with Argentina for the championship of the Americas here this afternoon. The score was 7 to 6.
Cascades Golf Club, Hot Springs,
Va., Sept. 29, -(UP)—Glennett Collett
of Providence, R. L., won the women's
national golf championship this afternoon
by defeating Miss Virginia
of Chicago, 13 and 12, in the
final.
They halved the second in birdie fours, the third in four and the fourth in par four, Miss Collett being 11 up and 14 to play.
New York, Sept, 20—(UP) - The featherweight championship of the world which Eugene Criqui won so gallantly and lost with equal gallantry a few weeks later some years ago, once more is held by a Frenchman, little Andre Rouis. Outfighting Tony Cansoneri of Brooklyn through 15 torrid rounds before a goalkeeper from Square Garden last night Routis won the judge verdict and carried off the title.
At Oklahoma Baptist university, freshmen caps must be in evidence everywhere on the campus except in class rooms and in balls for social gatherings during the week, but on Saturday nights they may be barred as long as they are certain of appearing again on Monday morning.
Prospects for a successful K. S. A. C. band this year are good, according to Myron Russell, director of the organization. Russell Finds he has 88 members working in places in the country that he does not do the organization before this year; Russell succeeds Prof. R. B. Gordon as director of the Aggi band.
The school year in England is divided into three twelfce-week terms, a month's vacation coming between each team, according to Miss Fiora Scanlon, who plays at K. S. T. C., Pittstown, who has just returned from an year abroad.
Friday, Jan. 1----Kansas State at Iowa State.
HERE'S WHEN
Saturday, Jan. 12—Missouri at Nebraska.
K. U.'s Football Schedule
Following is the Big Six basketball schedule as arranged at a conference meeting in Kansas City recently.
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Oct. 7—San. Aggies at Manhattan
Oct. 27—Iowa State here.
Nov. 13—Nebraska here.
Nov. 16—Marquette at Milwaukee
Nov. 17—Oklahoma here.
Nov. 24—Missouri
Tuesday, Jan. 15-Oklahoma at Kansas State.
Saturday, Jan. 12-Oklahoma at Kansas.
Saturday, Jan. 19-Iowa State at Oklahoma.
Saturday, Jan. 12—Kansas Nebraska.
tuesday, Jan. 15—Kansas at Mississippi
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Saturday, Jan. 26—Nebraska at Oklahoma.
Saturday. Jan. 19-Kansas State at Missouri.
Tuesday, Jan. 25—Missouri at Iowa State.
Monday, Jan. 21—Iowa State a Kansas.
NOON and EVENING
Thursday, Jan. 21--Nebraska v.
Kansas State.
Every Day
Saturday, Feb. 2—Iowa State a Ncl raska.
Saturday, Feb. 2—Kansas State at Kansas.
Thursday, Feb. 7—Nebraska a
De Luxe Cafe
Saturday, Feb. 9—Missouri at Kansas State.
Saturday, Feb. 9-Oklahoma at Iowa State.
CORONA
Friday, Feb. 15—Iowa State a
Missouri
Saturday, Feb. 2—Oklahoma a Missouri.
Monday, Feb. 11-Oklahoma at Nebraska.
Friday, Feb. 15-Louisville
Missouri.
Saturday, Feb. 16—Iowa State a
Saturday, Feb. 16—Kansas at Oklahoma.
Wednesday, Feb. 20—Missouri at Kansas.
Kansas,
Friday, Feb. 22—Nebraska at Iowa
Saturday, Feb. 25 Kansas State at Oklahoma
Friday, Feb. 22—Nebraska at Iow State. Saturday, Feb. 23.
Thursday, Feb. 28—Kansas at Iowa State.
Monday, Feb. 25—Nebraska at Missouri.
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Saturday, March 2—Kansas State at Nebraska.
Saturday, March 2—Missouri at Oklahoma.
Tuesday, March 5-Kansas at Kansas State.
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Hockey Prospects Bright
Prospects for a lively hockey season became apparent Thursday when approximately fifty women attended Robinson gymnastics at 4:30 p. m.
50 Women Meet at Gym to Work Out Team Schedules
At this time a partial schedule of practices was worked out for each class, instructors named to take charge of the practices, and managers elected by the freshman and junior classes.
The schedule worked out for class practices was as follows: freshmen, Monday at 4:30; sophomores, Tuesday at 6:00; juniors, Wednesday and Thursday at 4:30; seniors, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:30. Further practices for freshmen will be arranged at a later date. Sophomores will participate in the class manager of the freshmen, and Betty Henderson manager for the juniors. Sophomores and seniors will complete the election of their reservation to the next meeting of their classes.
Miss Ruth Hoover and Miss Hillbred Apped, instructors, will take charge of all practice, each coach taking the lead. Miss Hoover will direct senior workout.
Practices for each class will start next week in preparation for the interclass tournament to be played off around Thanksgiving time. About seventy women are expected to attend, and their practice, according to Miss Hoyer,
Instruction in pipe organ is being offered this year for the first time at Empressi Teachers' College.
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Dr. Allen Officiates at Game
Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Allen left Friday for a football game Ms. to officiate in a football game between the Missouri State Teachers, coached by Ted Reid, former K. U. star, and Central College. This event will be attended by Presidentception given for them by President, Mrs. Hendricks there. Doctor Allen was director of athletics and coach at Warrington eight years, Mrs. Reid was director years ago to take the position as director of athletics at Kansas.
"Little World Series" Now Even Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 29—(UIP)—The "little world series," between Rochester, champions of the International Championships and champions of the American Association, was all even now. The Indians won the first game 3 to 2 in eleven innings, and yesterday the Rebels, behind the excellent pitch of Deauville, won the second 10 to 5.
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University Concert Series
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
1928-29
26th Season
October 24th—SCHIPA The World's Greatest Lyric Tenor
- An All Star Course -
November 1st—GABRILOWITSCH Master Pianist and Conductor
February 25th—Elman One of the Greatest Violinists of Today
March 25—FLONZALEY QUARTETTE Farewell Tour of the World's Most Famous String Quartette
May (first week)—MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Two Great Concerts of Symphonic Music
The Management of the University Convert Course desires to express its gratitude for the patronage accorded the first All-Star Course of last season.
In appreciation of this it offers, in addition to the regular All-Star Series of Four Attractions, two extra Concerts by the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra with no increase in the price of season tickets over last year.
Season Tickets $3.75 $5.00 $6.00 No War Tax
All Concerts in the New University Auditorium
Make your seat reservations at once.
Seats now selling at:
Round Corner Drug Store Bell's Music Store School of Fine Arts Office D. M. Swarthout, Mgr.