THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1928
PAGE FOUR
Results Saturday Put Tigers First in Valley Race
Nebraska and K. S. A. C
Win Import Games
to Keep Place
Near Top
With the defeat at the hands of the Manhattan Wildcats here Saturday, the Carson Tappers and third place with the Argies and Washington in the standings of the WBC.
Missouri, after defeat of Washington, is holding down the top position with a win over Iowa in second place and brasink in second place with one defiant and two victories chalked up on Thursday.
Iowa state demonstrated real Valley football against Illinois Saturday in the 12 to 12 game. Nebraska torre through the Grimell team for defense and Drinke host b Pittsburgh. University an inter sectional battle, 32 to 6.
The games Saturday demonstrate who some of the stronger and weaker teams are but the games scheduled for Monday promise to test the full strength of teams.
The Jayhawkers will clash with the Washington Bears here in a battle that promises much excitement. Washington showed wonderful strength against Missouri last week and the Bears' first play against the Jayhawkers.
Missouri will meet the Southern Methodists in a game that also promises a tough one while Nebraska has an open prospect. The sie of the week is the Kansas Angelo-Kokuba club at Manhattan. Drinkers will probably be a fight for the cellar championship. Amos will be this week, but will entertain the Argios,
The line weakness of the Jayhawk
will be the main point to improv in
the practices of this week. Hard
workouts are scheduled for the Kansans for the entire week in preparation for the Washington clock Saturday.
| Team | Opp. | Td | No. | Pct |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Monreal | 2 | 2 | 20 | 1.00 |
| Nebraska | 2 | 2 | 20 | 1.00 |
| Kansas | 1 | 1 | 19 | 1.50 |
| Kansas Angles | 1 | 1 | 19 | 1.50 |
| Wake Forest | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 |
| Olmsted Angles | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 |
| Olmsted Angles | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 |
| Denver | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 |
Bears Here This Week
Game Will Be Third Between K. U. and Washington
Next Saturday when the Missouri Tigers journey to Northwestern for an intercultural game, and play at San Antonio in the Santa Ana Argies at Manhattan to feature a Didi's day program, the Kansas State Wildcats in a home contest with Washington.
Coach Robert Higgins, former all-
American hockey, has seven letter not-
er than 80. The team is end, in captain of the Bears. Sports
writers believe that he was more
than longer than they were last year.
Football relations between Kansas and Washington will be resumed in the spring of 2015, nearly 20 years. In 1924, Kansan defeated the Bear at Louis St. Louis, 6 to 4; and in 1925, Kansas faced the Sawyer, who scored eight at the score was 83 to 0 in favor of the Jayhawks. Trevionis of 1922 the two won consecutively, Saturday will witness the third contest between the two teams.
While the Kansas Aggies were training the Jayhawks, feathers from their wings had been used at St. Louis were putting up a stiff challenge at Missouri only to lose to their first defeat of the season in hold the underfated Tiger's search for success. With the Tigers open up a brilliant charging attack which the Bears can defeat.
Hockey Notec
The juniors are getting right in there and working steadily into good shape. They have quite a lot of new material which is developing rapidly as they get older. They need touching and touching up they should make good competition for anyone.
Now that the weather is clearing up and the field is in better shape now clubs have to be able to clubs have any effect on the brand of hockey displayed, there should be a decided improvement in the way they rate the psychological effect is helpful and the scramble for choice clubs before practice is a good warming off.
As the players gradually return to good form the number of bruised shins and knees is decreasing at each practice.
Bernice Ackerman, A. B. 21), will be with Ned Wayburn's Promenader, a head line act on Unk Hill's vaudeville show *The Furious Ride*, in a prima domna in the company.
Sport Notes
Kansas again showed that backpacks can win to games without a good line. The Agyries tore through our guards and tackles with ease.
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Eddie Ash was throwing some wonderful passers when he opened up his aerial attack. His passes were long and those of them were true to the mark.
The main question asked Saturday was "Why didn't the team show the same fight and spit in the rest of the first quartet?" The first of the quarter first
The Jahawkers were again show-
ing some real tackling. Those Agziie
hit hard and low and it was silhou-
tic that backs gain lay an Agzit
tackler.
Nevertheless Cooper did some fin broken field running and ripped off gain after gain.
Lyman, Propernik and Hunter were also doing some nice playing for the Jayhawkers, both on defense and offense.
Olson and Myers were lineamen that gained recognition by breaking through the Aggie line on several occasions to escape the backs for a
The Jayhawk harriers did the ungestudent slit of defending the Aggies against the Panthers. The Kansans can't beat the Aggies in football they can creech it to do in college. They're not Huff. Huff it the beginning of a long string of victories for the uni-
"Poee" Franzen, as usual, was far in advance of the first Aargue man and Captain Sarvis was close behind the speedy Moody, captain again.
With intra-nural athletics starting today as well as variety basketball games on the Hill will be in action in athletics from now until the end of the month.
Washington is the next victim for the Jayhawkers and according to reports from Missouri it will not be an easy battle.
The Boars can fight, but so can the Jayhawns. It is a conference fray and the Kansan will no doubt be in with full force to win.
Equipment has been issued to the
varsity basketball men and practice
started this afternoon. Practice will
be held five days each week at 3:20p.
Second Faculty Concert
Miss Meribah Moore, Soprano to Give Recital
The second of a series of faculty concerts will be given by Miss Moriab Moore of the Fine Arts faculty, accompanied by Dean D. M. Swarthout. The concert will be in Fraser chapel, Monday evening, Oct 17, at 11 a.m.
Miss Moore came to University from Jacksonville, Ill., where she was head dance teacher at Hibiscus Women's College. She is now a soloist in the quartet of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church of New York and an celebrated organist, Dr. William C. Karl. Miss Moore was the winner of the Inadore Luckstone scholarship of the University.
Miss Moore has a soprano voice of rare quality, mellow and full and a sense of interpretive values in songs, according to Dean Swartwhist.
The program will be as follows:
Varibellio Seminaria
Lo Me Wander Not Uusen
Albisilis
Maurit
Immer leider wieder mein Schlümmer  Brehm
keh auf die Rue von bekhtig  Freizei
Rosenheim Rosentheil  Schumann
Strauchmann  Strunz
The Skylark ___ Gorhainboul
Night and the Curtain's Drawn Ferreira
The Little Shepherd's Song Watts
Nuit de Holles Deborah
Si tu le vois Koelwitz
Chair de Lune Noelle
Concelle a Nina Weklerin
Miss Moore is the director of the Women's Glee Club in the absence of Dean Agnes, husband, who is study- ing at Columbia University in New York City.
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The University of Kansas in intramural athletic season opened tonight with the playing of a number of playground ball games. Sixteen teams were scheduled to go into action and play eight more games will be played.
Games to Be Played at 4:30
Teams Urged to Study
Official Rules
Official Rules
Some of the organizations entered are not well acquainted with the rules and Coach John Subo has suggested provide itself with a book of rules.
The games are to be played at 4:30 o'clock and results reported to the office as soon as the games are completed.
Cosmopolitan club vs. Alpha Kappa Lambda, diamond 1.
The schedule of games for Wednesday night is:
Sigma Chi vs. Delta Upallon, diamond 2.
Kappa Sigma vs. Alpha Tax Omega, diamond 3.
Delta Sigma Pi vs. Triangle, dimond 5.
Sigma Nu va. Phi Kappa, diamond
Delta Sigma Lambda vs. Sigma Alpha Mu, diamond 6
Pi Upsellon ya, Chi Delta Sigma diamond 7.
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Pi Kappa Alpha, diamond 8.
The following are some of the rules which will be observed during the games:
A batted ball which strikes inside on
the foul line in fair, regardless of
where it rolls after striking the
ground.
A foul tip is a ball hit by the batsman that goes no higher than his head, but it shall count a strike, the batsman's foul tip is caught on the last strike.
The batman becomes a base runner after the umpire calls three balls on him.
A base runner may advance on foul tip that is caught.
A base runner may not leave his base while the pitcher standing in the box is holding the ball.
A base runner may not leave the base on a pitched ball not hit, until the ball has reached the extender.
The base runner must be on the field when the pitcher is ready to deliver. If he does not eventuate a runner from being put out on that participate play, the umpire should regard to a premature start until the base runner has reached the next pitch.
In returning to first legal base of ter-overruning the base, the runner may turn either way.
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In an interview with a Kansas reporter hast sprig following his recollection of the horrific incident as this one of the reasons for staying at K. U. He had recently been disappointed in a minor matter relating to the killing of two students at Kansas, Professor Shad, in commenting, said that he had "always found him quick to overcome moments."
No inquiry was held because the set had been so obviously premeditated, according to Dr. H, T. Jones, coroner, who saw no evidence of when time found and had probably lived, though unconscious, for about two hours after the shot, Doctor Jones said.
Death Not Immediate
Dennie Walker came to the University in 1955 as associate professor of mechanical engineering. The next year he became a professor, in 1918 was appointed acting head of the School of Architecture and since 1914 he has been dean.
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Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed, but will be announced later. The University of Engineering and Architecture was called into a special conversation this week in connection with the rangling floral tributes. The chancellor's catel morning appointed memorial services for Dr. J. Arant, Denn D. M., Swartzhold and Registrar G. O. Foster to prepare the arrangements.
He is survived by his father Ciphnis Walker of Lincoln, Maine, and by two brothers also living in the East.
Prof. G. C. Shaad, who acted as head of the School of Engineering while John Walker was absent on leave for some other charge. All classes will be held as usual to inform morning and the evening of his return. Internal when the date is announced.
Alfred MacDonald, city forester and operator of parks, Winkleville, made a barge that took visitors on a route from Junction City where he delivered a talk to the conference Kai-na.
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Pi Lambda Theta, educational science will hold a tea for all women enrolled in the School of Education from 3 to b.p. m., at Hauley house.
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