THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 6,1927 PAGE FOUR Jayhawker Eleven Blanks Freshmen in Practice Play Varsity Players Make Run for Two Touchdowns During Heavy Workout Only a few times last night was the freekian football team able to stop the oncharging varsity in the first half. They won 0 for the older men. The varsity, with all the pitch of a veteran eleven, plowed through the line and scooted past the defenders in the most at will. The only hope of the Kannas fan, is that they show the same spirit against Wisconsin Saturday. And the Badgers in Finished stadium. To start the battle yesterday, the varsity plowed down the field in easy fashion; then Shannon on a cross play faked around right on the varsity, tumbled. The speed illuminated the freshmen. The second time the veterans started down the field they were not so successful. After the second down, four downs were recovered. Four downs were not enough for the freshmen, however and the varsity started its onslaught through right tackle for 20 yards through right tackle for 20 yards. Two attempted passes, Lyman t Cocran, failed only by a few inches and Lyman pointed to the freshman's goal. Roth Sides Make Long Runs Both Sides Make Long Runs The varsity line held for three attacks and then Johnson punted for two. This was time for the offense and the defense, playing right half for the varsity, returned the punt from the fifty yard line to within five yards of the goal line. It was a beautiful run and the excellent blocking of Hauer, who took two men into the same time, not all the better. Try as they might, though, the varsity men were unable to push the ball over the line and the freshman team received the ball on downs. Johnson at once punted, but the ball was blocked only to fall back in the arms of Johnson who tore through the centerfoot before he was downdown. Three plays failed to gain for the freshmen and a point was necessary again. Schmitz played four, two and fifteen yards then Shannon ripled off 15 yards through the center of the line. Then he ran back one quarter and a long pass to him from Schmidt put the ball over the line for the second touchdown. McMillan Reserve Groups Sent In The second groups of both teams were sent in at this time. Brewer, quarter for the freshmen showed excelling against the ball, charging with the ball. Mahey, White and Harold Schmidt played well in the backfield for the varsity in the game. The lineup used by the varsity last night to start the scrimmage was: Captain Hamilton, quarterback; Propto Jimmy Reed, center; Buffalo baskets; Burton, center; Myers and Logan, guards; Olsen and Schofin, tackles; and Hauser and Cochran, ends. The majority of the above players must initially start the game against Wisconsin. Much speculation is going on among the fans as to who will play the right end position this week, since Shenk is out with an injured arm. Akers filled Shenk's place well in the Grinnell game when he scored last night and the scrimmage last night he broke through a number of times to upset freshman plays. The scrimimage last night was the last heavy workout of the Jayhawk tonight. Tonight the group may hold a light scrimimage and tomorrow night, prosec RENT-A-FORD CO. 916 Mass. Phone 653 We Appreciate Your Business Samples Specialists in Personal Appearance On the Hill - near Bricks Phone 1256 Downtown 924 1-2 Mass. Yanks Cop Second From Pittsburgh (Continued from page 1) Harris is out at first on a short one. Gooch flies to Harrison and Grantham is rat out at spotted things. It was a pretty double play which spelled things for Pittsburgh. He kit, no, it spelled things. Eighth Inning New York: Moved his to second and opened a restaurant. Moved his to Lafayette and Lafayette left on train. Douglas picks a wifi pitch which he then hits and Lafayette is hit at three when he hits and Lafayette is in safe at first and Boolean is in safe at first. He writes a story of how the crowd is in an uprising. A ball and the court is in an uprising. The ball falls all men passed on halls and the Fraternity leaves the court. Lafayette goes into a Linguaeus fight in the at bed with a sense of excitement takes the next half from the southwest and makes a打出 it of its. Dujan scores. Hooks the base to second. Programmes are out at the baseball base to second. Programmes are out at the baseball base to second. Goberg is put out on the second hour. Pittsburgh) hitters like the seasoned one, Jake Kunz, hit a double and out. The barbary on the bat for Harburtzel, twice to get Walters at first but fails,Hardy hit an easy single to Walters hit one to the net but not out. 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