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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1927
PAGE FOUR
Dopesters Favor Oklahoma to Win in Annual Contest
Record of Past Season
Give Jayhawkers Edge
Over Saturday's
Opponents
Oklahoma seems to have a little edge on Kansas in figuring out the difference between the next Saturday. The Sooners have distinguished themselves and surprised a bit of fans when they came out with their own high school end of a 12-7 score. It is seldom that a Missouri valley team can defeat Oklahoma, but the reputation for turning out has
Washington University and Kansas Agzies supply the only comparable dope. The Bearers opened up a two-day game against Kansas played on the game resulted in a 21-23 tie. The Sooners defended Washington Inst work. 28-7. If the game had been played without passes against Oklahoma as they did against Kansas perhaps the score would have been different, but itreally could be different, the edge on Kansas on this count.
The Kansas Aggies rallied the feathers of the Jayhawks by a 15-2 score. The Sooners met defeat at their hands, 29 to 14. This also gives Oklahoma an advantage over Alabama, with six points in each sense of the攻冠 as against 11 for Kansas. However, it is possible that the Wildcats did not have such a perfect performance. Oklahoma as they did against Kansas
Sooners Beat Aggies
The Sooners hope to have their team intact for the game with Kansas. Their captain, Granny Norris, has played 10 games this weeks but is expected to be in condition to start the game against the Jayhawkers. Bill Hamilton, veteran right tackle who has been injured for five games, is also expected to start the game.
Both teams have 500 per cent for a season record. Kansas has won two, lost two, and tied one. Oklahoma has won one, lost one, and Oklahoma has won one.
Past Years. Favor Kansas
The record of the past score is
between Oklahoma and Kansas,
the Jawaharers as plainly superior to
the Sooners, since 1963 Kansas has
won 15 games to Oklahoma's seven
with a total of 285 points to 109. Two games have resulted in a tie. In 1934
two teams fought to a scoring tie,
two teams fought to a scoring tie
Following are past scores:
The last three years have seen Kansan come out victorious, the game in 1926 being won by one point only. The second time in his career's year battle with a touchdown and a field goal but had missed their try for point, giving them nine points. Kansan was then held to a single needed in the try for win and booted over a place kick to win 10 to 9.
KCL. U.N.
1904 32 5 0 1917 11 8
1906 37 5 0 1918 14 9
1908 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1909 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1908 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1909 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1908 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1909 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1908 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1908 14 0 0 1919 6 7
1909 14 0 0 1921 7 1
1909 132 0 0 1921 7 1
1909 0 0 0 1921 7 1
1909 0 0 0 1921 7 1
1909 0 0 0 1921 7 1
1909 7 21 Total win 205 10
1913 14 21 Total win 205 10
1913 14 21 Total win 205 10
Seniors Win at Hockey
Juniors Triumph Over Sophs in Second Game
Second Game
The class bockey tournament started Tuesday afternoon with opening game between the seniors and the freshmen. The final score was 6-1, and the freshman team was fast and had some fine material but they had not played enough together to be able to hold their first game forward. The freshman forward line was stronger than the defense but with more practice they are expected to win their first game together and they made a good impression.
The seniors kept the ball in their territory most of the game and played a good steady game although the line was tight. On one side, the other side. "Johnnie" Stevenson's fast work was particularly noticeable while Guila Puolito's dribbling did not.
The second game Tuesday afternoon was between the juniors and the sophomores with the juniors winning 2-1.
The junior squail looks very good and showed off a line of fast forwards, a bit like the player on the defense. Sneed demonstrated good debbling qualities but
The sophomore team has a strong half back line and played for the weak junior side. The outstanding attacker for the sophomore was Lela May Ensley, who made several high plays but missed the goal by inches.
The teams wore new sweat shirts in the class colors and were easily distinguished on the field. The games this afternoon will be between the two teams. The men are expected to show up well after their initial game Tuesday.
Quill Club Takes Twelve Pledges; Initiates Four
Quill Club pledged twelve new members and initiated four pledges accepted in the spring tryouts, Wed evening day.
the four initiated were Josephine Dana, c;28. Mary Margaret Killger, uni;c; Edel Diesz, c;28; and Edgar Wolfe, c;28. The plighers were: Rob Wickman
The next meeting of the club will be on Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Kansas Rifle Team
- Wins Commendation
  From Army Officer
R. O. T. C, Unit Places Seventh in National Competition With Regulars
Four men, representing the Kansas University, R. O., T. C. unit at the national headquarters, have been highly commended for their good marksmanship on the seventh corps area team by Maj. Gen. Harry A. Bacon, commander of the seventh corps area headquarters.
The seventh corps area team, composed of reserve corps man from Fort Bragg, placed second in national standing, competing with crack United States army teams, and placed first in the nine corps areas of R. O. T., C. in the Army.
The four K. U, men who were mem-
bors of the T. C, team of the
sacred carve area troops e28,
Verdian Westhoff, e29, Donald
Sturman, e29, and Lloyd Muller,
e29
In a recent letter to Chancellor Sunday, General Smith quotes Maj. George P. Fitzgerald, the former commander of the United States army: "It gives me great pleasure to note the high achievement of the Reserve Office Training Corps rife team in the national matches recently held at Camp Perry, Ohio and through which we have gained the individual members of the team." General Samuelson remarks that the team's success in the area team made places the R. O. T. C. rifle teams as a class of competitors that must be seriously considered in the selection process.
General Smith adds his commendation to that of General Sumnerall an extends congratulations to the train depart at Kansai University.
New Serum Is Developed for Mushroom Poisonin
(Science Service)
Chicago, Nov. 9 — Gustavian connoisseurs indicted to the consumer protection court for a reason to reason to feel a little more secure in their enjoyment of their favorite food.
What appears to be a successful scrum for mushroom poisoning has been developed by Dr. Dujariré de la Rivière, who is based in Paris, according to a report just made to the American Medical Association by its French correspondent. The scrum, which runs by inoculating a horse with increasing doses of four highly toxic mushrooms and then used it to treat patients, obtaining highly successful results.
When a report of his research was presented to the Congress of Hygiene, that body passed a resolution to require that all nurses be kept in hospitals and so far as possible in the town halls of villages for the accommodation of physi-
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House Decoration for Homecoming Progressing Well
Many Organizations Reply to Cards Distributed by Committee in Charge
The plans for decoration of houses for homecoming are progressing rapidly under the direction of Dublin Six. The architects have been working on house decoration. Thus far, according to Simons, considerable cultivation is being shown by organized groups.
Cards have been mailed to the various sororities, fraternities, and clubs; they may be sent to the group may state its intentions as to house decoration for homecoming. This morning 21 cards of those from all sororities are expected by Simons and more are expected. The prizes to be awarded this year will be the Ober Corner trophy, given to the winning house in the sorcity group, the Ober Trophy, given to the winning house in the sorcity group, the Round Corner drug company trophy, to the winner among the organized homes, not Greek letter sororids.
The judges will "inspect all" the houses of the evening of Nov. 18 and the following morning, in order to evaluate the winners of the contest will be announced in the Sunday Kumman. Last year prize winners were Ming Jian, Seng Chuan, Seng Beta, Seng Beta Phi Sigma, professional pharmaceutical fraternity, and the Cosmopolitan club. The judges will meet in New York.
Dalph Simons, director of house decoration, hopes that all houses, whether they intend to compete for the title or not, will demonstrate to promote the spirit of homecoming. Many of the fraternities and sororites, whose houses are under construction and who are located temples, houses, will decorate for this reason.
"During homecoming, student organizations have the opportunity of showing their loyalty to the University by offering a cosrtaion, by decorating their houses. This is one time during the school year when practically the whole problem is left entirely in the hands of the organized houses," said Sims.
The security group will include all sororities; the fraternity group will include all sororates; the fraternity groups will maintain the fraternities who maintain houses. The other organized houses, such as Corbin hall, Watkins hall, and the cooperships, will occupy the third group.
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SOONER CAPTAIN IS STAR
Captain Granville Norris, captain of the Oklahoma Sooners, will play tackle against the Jayhawks next Saturday. Norris is piling the defense for the Oklahoma Sooners mentor in years. Captain Norris weighs only 184 but is one of the
Twelve nations and 37 states are represented in the 3,916 students enrolled in the University of Missouri.
deadliest tacklers in the valley. His ability to break through an opposing line is shown by the face that he led the whole conference in punts blocked during a game against Creighton but played a whale of a game against the Kanners Agas.
Seventeen hundred subscriptions have been secured for the Purple Parrot, Northwestern's humor magazine.
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