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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927.
Cappon Answered by 57 Candidates in First Practice
Men Work Out Two Hour Under Sweltering Sun to Prepare for Grinnell
Running down under punts, forward passing and linenen and backward instruction for two hours under a water jacket. Jaquish gridiron practice yesterday afternoon. It was a husky numbering fifty-seven that worked with the team. His assistants in the initial works. Eleven letter men were included in this list. Coach Capoon expects them to endure within a week or a woll the next day.
Don Cooper, Harold Hauer, last year's end, and Edgar Schmidt kept the rest of the squad busy running with the bench until the took up the first part of the practice period. Ed Ash and Mort White of last year's freshman team showed up against them in a Special drill for the backfield and linemen, formation drill and routine setting up exercises concluded the training Missouri Valley conference rulings.
Pioneer Game in Two Weeks
Pioneer Game in Two Weeks
With only two weeks of preparation,
the Grinnell Pioneers at the Grinnell Field Oct. 1, the team will be required to snap into the daily drill schedule full force. One week after the Grinnell game the important inoculation will take place in Memorial stadium.
Last night the entire sound took typhoid inoculations. Chalk talks at Robinson gymnasium will comprise the regular night assignment for the
Full "K" Squad Back
The eleven letter man who have signed up for football are:
Captain Burret Hamilton, Kansas City; George Mackey and Henry Shenk, Lawrence; Gordon McMillan, Beloit; Dmarriet Fritts, Kansas City; Kan; John Shannon, Holton; Carl Kullman, Wichita; Tom Myers, Carroll; Carl Burton, Kansas City; Weasley, Warren; and Harold Hauser, Marlon.
Former squai son—Men-Herbert Hadley, St. Louis; George Hulse, Lawrence; Robert Maney, St. Joseph Mc; John Coulter, Eureka; Dicl Mullins, Lawrence; Clark Sherwood Hutchinson; R. E. Capsey, Soldier
Thirty-nine New Men Out
The 20 new men in the
30th league. Lyle Brock,
Glasseo; Cyrus Spangler, Watson;
Andrew Olson, Scranton; Mel Kraemer,
Marysville; Paul Adam, Dunlap; Don
Cooper, Winfield; Stewart Lyman,
Columbia; John McCarthy, Kight;
Wilhelm, Kight; Centerville; Mort
White, Beloit; Wolder, Milton; Be-
Charles Waldron, Kansas City; Floyd
Snowden, Abilene; Russell Cooper,
Lawrence; Ray Carmanh, Columbia;
Columbia; James McCarthy, Jaynes;
McLaughlin; Luke Leavewngood,
Kansas City; Kan.; Art Schroeder,
North Kansas City, Mo.; Roland Log
Francis, Leavenworth; Bed Reinhold,
St Francis; George Laushkoff, Allen
Cochran, Protection; Harry McDon-
pitts, Pittsburgh; John Akens, Law-
rence; Edgar Schmidt, McLouth;
Hugh Doughe, Oberlin, Raphael Me-
Gow, Robert Grimes, Kansas City;
Kan.; Frank Williams, Galen; Dan
Donter, Neodesha, Hill斯, Willi-
anton; C. K. Michele, Lawrence Gerald
Kolerman, Wameroo; Jack Schaffner,
Kansas City; William Farmer, Scott
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Allen Raup, one of the three letter backfield men last year, will not be in the University this year. Raup is remembered by last year's fans as a great teammate and mentor to McMilian and Mackie. He has one more year of variety competition.
--first practice for the freshman football candidates of 1927 will be held at 2:50 Saturday afternoon on the Gowne v Tied field south of Robbins gymnastium. Up to most Friars, they'll head to the first practice, according to John Bunn, coach. Last year at this time, nearly one hundred had started with the soar, but Bunn expects the number to increase by 40 mark soon after the first practice.
Purma, the 210 pound bioclean on the freshman sound of 1944, has not enrolled in the University. Purma is a graduate student and told Coach Cappon that he would be back for the fall semester. A wire to his home last night recaptured that and gave him additional summer training before last summer had made him eligible for competition.
Howard "BIL" Smith, Durham, Kana, was killed in a construction accident at Marion, Kan., last summer. Smith was a member of the Virginia State guard, who was a promising candidate for a guard position on the Varsity this year. Harold Hamer suffered a wrenched back in the same place, but he was recovered completely.
Chi Omega Takes Cup in Intramural Sports Second Year Straight
Alpha Xi Delta Place Second Summer Tennis Matches Decide Winner
For the second successive year the Chi Omega have won the women's intramural athletics cup, which is awarded to the organization taking the most money throughout the school year. The Alpha Xi Deltas were second. The margin between the two organizations was small, and the winner was not decided until the finals was completed during the summer.
In the tennis tournament E. Robinson, T. N. T., played Jean Elliott for the singles championship and won in the doubles Robinson and Beveren, T. N. T., defended Spinner and Webb. There were the last events in the tournament and held up the presentation of the cup until after school last years.
The Chi Omega carried out the basketball and the volleyball activities at the Iowa City Jail, who came in second, and the outstanding swimming team. Alas Gaskill, Alpha Xi Delta, was the star in the swimming contests. T. N. Y., of Iowa City Jail, won the final standings for the year follow- Organization Participation Total Chi Omega 44 340 Alpha Xi Delta 42 342 Pi Beta Phi 28 164 Delta Zeta 28 126 Theta Pi Alpha 22 80 Oriental Chi Omega 20 60 Kappa Kappa Guamma 22 72 Gamma Phi Beta 10 72 Wita Wentn 14 34 Kappa Alpha Theta 4 14 Kappa Alpha Theta 1
A meeting of the Intramural Association will be held the first Thursday in October, to make plans for the coming year. Each house will send a representative to the meeting. Letters will be sent to give more details on instructions and information concerning the meeting.
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All men interested in tennis are requested to meet at the varsity courts Tuesday afternoon—Pill Bullis, coach.
Freshman Football
Practice Will Start
Saturday Afternoon
Lieutenant Meyers to Assist
Conch Bunn in Handling
1927 Squid
Lieut. Harry A. Meyers, of the department of military science and tactics will be the first assistant to Bann this year in the work of organizing the freshman team and indicating the new man into the college. Frank Taylor, of the students of recent experience who will陪 in the coaching of the freshmen will include Frank Taylor, Wade Cloud, and William Crosswhite.
Sula will be invited to the yearning crew for the first time Saturday morning at 8:30. Coach Bum has given the crew an opportunity, or to name any of the candidates who may be expected to round out this star. "No one knows anything about them," the profiles are yet, and there is no equal chance for all." he said.
Ruth Cleared on Charge of Assault and Battery
New York, Sept. 18—Ebbe Rath was charged of the charge of assaulting Bernard Neumeyer today in Middletown's court.
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Neimeyer testified Tuesday that he was attacked by a man July 4. The crowd attracted by the fight, cried, "It's Baid Ruth." Neimeyer said. He brought charges against the home run king.
Burch and Tuesday that he was in New Jersey that day and that it was a case of mistaken identity.
When the judge read his decision, several hundred followers of the hostile king cheered.
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Washington, Sept. 16—American commercial airvessors飞入 12,377,933 miles, carrying 395,546 passengers in the first six months of 1927, the department of commerce reported today in the first survey of this fast-moving industry. This six-excluded privately owned planes, facturers, and racers.
The most popular passenger routes were those between New York and Boston, carrying 2200 passengers; St Louis and Chicago, carrying 2105; St Louis and Rapid, carrying 2111; and Louisville and Cleveland, carrying 1300.
The average aviation passenger rate is about 13 cents a mile. Air mail contractors flew 1,590,720 pounds of mail and 774 passengers.
Alpha Gamma Delta Announces
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority today
announced its new campus in Huntsville,
Margaret Hunn, Huana
City, Mo; Caroline Koesch, Guthrie,
Gauthrie; Kathryn Stout, Ruth Stout,
Topelin; Katherine Bellmore,
Hawthawe, and Edna Smith.
Saturday, Sept. 10, the sorority initiated three pledges: Iolee Ewing, Great Bend; Lois McNeal, Valley Park; and Barbara Benga, Overland Park.
Miss Rosarym Ketcham, professor of design, spent her vacation at Kenilworth, IL., and in northern Michigan.
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Instruction Schedule to Remain Same; Freshman Drill Held Yesterday
Major J. R. Cygon Is
Pleased With Year's
R. O. T. C. Enrollm
Recruiting to July, 2017, in Cypress in the military department, the R. O. T. C. enrollment for this year is practically the same as last year for the freshman classes. The advanced classes are larger than before. The enrollment has been limited by the number of positions available and will probably reach that number. Major Cypress is pleased with the present number.
The first drill for freshmen took place yesterday, but the regular drill was held on Thursday and session at 4:30. The schedule for instruction will remain the same as last year because of the high degree of rigor in the program. Men stood head and shoulders above
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Addresses by people who know. Speakers from Lawrence, Kansas City, Topeka, Ottawa and other places.
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The organization of a battalion has not been made. The selection of a battalion staff and cadet captains will be announced after a series of truynts. The date for the truynts has not beer set.
All active rife work will begin about Oct. 1 when all new men and others from upper classes will be given an opportunity to try out on
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contest for a "distinguished" rating which was held last spring, 16 colleges from the West and Mid-West. The highest unit was 36 of a point below the lowest of the 16 selected and was only three schools below the last school. Major Cypnum was very well showed on the showing made by the local unit.
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