SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Sunday, Sept. 50
WEAF Network 6 Reinald Werrenrath, Baritone.
WEAF network 6:30 Capitol Theater program.
W3Z network 1710 Conner's pool.
WEAF network 9:15 —Nations
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Monday, Oct. 1
WABC network 8:30 the Black Crows.
WEAF network 9:30 Nationa
Grand Ocean Co.
WOR network 9 United Oversea Co.
WEAF network, Governor Smith
from Rochester.
WJZ network. Address of Senator William E. Borah.
WJZ network 6:30, Roxy and IBa Gang.
WJZ 9 p. m.EST. Senator Borah
WJZ 10 p. m. EST Governor Smith
New System Inaugurate
Criminals Handled Differently by Missouri Judge
Warrensburg, Mo., Sept. 7, system of making criminal pay for the catching and convicting of other criminals has been put in practice in Johnston, S.C., president of the National Crime Survey. Instead of forcing prisoners to serve long sentences so is the custom in many counties, Judith Cookell sentences many of the prisoners brought into him so he must serve long terms.
In addition to the short sentence, the judge issues a fine. Usually the prisoner is sentenced to two years but in most cases he is required to keep up the payments on his fine in case he was able to pay off all of his debt. In some convictions
The money received under a novel system is placed in a fund be used by the sheriff to defray expenses of catching other criminal and collecting evidence for their prosecution.
The state legislature of Missouri does not provide a fund to be used for the catching and prosecuting criminals. This lack of funds, while is necessary to make efficient the law enforcement machine of in-state, is supplied by Joliet County. Criminals who already have been arrested three times, according to Judge Cookrell, criminals are made to pay for crimes of their own and also aid the county in catching other law breakers.
British Ship Seized En Route to Hong Kong
Hong Kong, Sept. 29, —(UP) The seizure of the British stoning Attert by pirates and with the murder of two of her officers during a duel perate fight was described in dispatch received here today.
Chief Officer Jones and Chief Engineer Thompson were killed on Capt Pinkert Cole wounded. Thompson was shot dead when the pirate who had disguised themselves as men songers, attacked the ship's officers
The Anking was carcuee from Hong Kong to Singapore. The Bli guised pirates made their break on Wednesday night after taking over the ship, steered it to Hong Kong bay north of Hong Kong where they were stationed with $4,500 and kilipaped seven Chilienese passengers.
Jebshaw bowl, the new stadium of Washburn which will have a seating capacity of 15,000 in being erected at a cost of 840,000.
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National Committee on Football Rules Makes Few Significant Changes in Game for This Season
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Except for changes in rules regarding the lateral or backward pass, kicked balls, and the forward pass, most of the work of the national committee on football rules has been conducted with the codification of the rules and the clarifying of various panagias. Modifications of rules which have been in effect within the Association Coach John Bunn Thursday night. No radical changes in any rule have been made.
A point concerning the lateral or backward pass has been introduced distinishing between protected and unprotected passes. The second one executes behind the line of setumargin, either lateral or latterly in which the ball passes more than two yards. A fumble of such kind may either be backward or either but cannot be advanced.
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An unprotected pass is one in which the hall does not travel two or more yards, and is a fixture of such a pass recovered and carried by an exterior side.
Another rule change is regarding kicked balls. A fumble after a catch of apprehension of a kick, whether before or after the ball has been carried, catches a ball and sends it down the field. The ball is down where it touches the ground, unless it is recovered by another member of the receiving team in which case the ball returns.
Makes New Fumble Rule
The kicking sale, under no circumstances, may recover and advance the all following a kick.
In the kickoff a plea has been made to rule that no member of the kicking team should run off first, even if the kicking team is to kickoff behind their forty
Blocking of an opponent past the
line of scrimageimage on a forward pass is prohibited by a new rule. Formerly it was permissible for interference to knock down a backfield man at any time before the pass was made. A fifteen yard penalty is assessed for any obvious interference with the potential receiver of a pass
Other changes for the most part are clarification of warning or more adequate definitions of terms. "Close grip" is defined as occurring "any place within the usual positions of the tackles, or within three yards in other direction of the line." "Clipping" falling on an opponent legs from behind, is prohibited at all times except in close line play.
Define Line of Scripmmage
Defining the line of scripmmage new rules indicate that any player whose left hand is on the ball, or foot, or both hands and within one foot of the nearest point of the ball is on the line of scripmmage. Hence a quarterback standing in this position, is considered on the line, and is indulgent to receive a forward pass. A man not on line of scripmmage can use one foot to receive the ball if, but if he does not receive it, he is illegally on the line and a five yard penalty is charged.
Give Better Definitions
Define Line of Scrimmage
The definition of the term "shift" has also been clarified, to rule that players must remain stationary for one second before the ball is mapped After the one second has elapsed, one player may move toward his own goal line, but no other player. A shift is any movement of any 'or' at member of the team or second player. The second him clapped a 15 yard penalty is charged and for backfield in motion after the one second, five yards is the penalty
Athletic Stars Aspire to Political Positions
Two nominees for state senator, John E. Carlson, LLD* 319* Kumana John E. Carlson, LLD* 319* Kumana of M.Luitude will, if elected, be remitted 18 years after they were in residence together and played football and baseball on the Jayhawk
Both these men were well-known athletic stars, and each weighed 182 pounds. In 1909 "Swede" Carlson was captain of the dykeshower based minnie, which he owned. Bond was later chosen as head baseball coach.
Carson, who is practicing law in Kansas City, Kansas, has for several years been prominent in social work and give welfare there. He holds a
After graduating from here, Carl son went into the law business. Bonn was retained as an assistant athlete coach until 1918, when he was made vice president of baseball. For the past few years, he has been forming near McLean.
In 1988 they were members of the famous K. U., football team which went through the season without a defeat. Carlson was center and Bone team for the next two years, also both of which were successful.
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Bend received the nomination from the Jefferson-Douglas county district, and Carlson from Wyandotte. He is running on the Republican ticket.
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Women's Glee Club Chooses Patti Johnson as Pianist
As a result of the tryouts hold yesterday in room 32 of central administration building, Patti Johnson, unch and fr. *n.* Tulsa, Tulsa, was chosen accompanist for the Women's glee club and Mary Lou Karlenbaugh, f. *n.* 31, Lawrence, will continue as subitute accompanist.
The first rehearsal of the year of the Women's Gke club will be held Monday, Oct. 1, at 4:30 p.m. in room 875. Attendance is required. All members are required to attend.
West Point, N. Y., Sept. 28—(UPE)
With hickety military police keeping spectators away from the practice field, the army eleven yesterday held their first secret practice session of the season.
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