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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Jayhawker Team Ready to Tangle With Old Mizzou
Entire Squad Leaves This Morning for Boonville; to Hold Workout at Columbia
A Jayhawk squad full of pep and mad for the taste of Tiger meat, rolled into buses early this morning and left for Boonville where they will eat lunch before going on to Columbia to take a workout on Memorial field this afternoon. Immediately after that outfit finished, Boonville and remain there until time for the opening whittle of the big game.
The entire squad, accompanied by Coaches Cannie, Steele, Sabo and Lookabaugh, were taken on the trip and Kansas will have no shortage of reserves. The game tomorrow will be the last for 11 Jawahryks who have fought for the Crimson and Blue for the past three years and they will come to complete their college-ridge career with a glorious victory.
Make New Place-Kick Record
The practice last night was the peppiest that has been held this week and the entire squad was filled with fight and enthusiasm. Forward passiveness and even the line men were snuggling the ball from difficult angles. Mighty few misses were recorded on the heaves from Zuber, Starr and Thornhill and it appeared that Coach Cappon is going to have to be as tricky as that of the Tiger.
Captain Zuber, Wellman and Hauer were getting points off for a 50-yard average, and the two great Kansas players on the 35-yard line stood on the 35-yard line and kicked
35 consecutive field goals; a new record in Jawahyer practice. Mizzou respects these two Jawahyers and know that they are dangerous within the 45-yard line. Gwin Henry has passed all of these to prepare those two Kansas men and he probably will feel uneasy as long as either are in the game.
Lineup Used Against Sooners to Start
The same lineup as appeared against Oklahoma was favored by the Sooners, and they then through dummy scrimmage against Missouri formation played by the reserves. Cappon believed that he has found a winning combination and does not intend to break it up until
Betting odds come from Columbia are 3 to 2, but Tiger followers are not giving any points or attempting to dope out their score. Kansas will enter the game the underdog, but Crisman will win, and the team will be able to give the Tigers all the football they want. Although Missouri is confident of victory, they know what Kansas fight did to them last year and the most ardent Tiger rooter is not overly sure of it. The rookie clock and the grid-graph will start at very few minutes after the opening kick-off.
Tiger Homecoming Program
Friday
2.00 p. m. Missouri-Kansas City fast-
all game Roller Field,
Missouri, A and W. S. G.
at Y. M. C. A. house,
tay at Y. M. C. A. club
university audition.
2.00 p. m. Homecoming field, Roweel
2.00 p. m. informal reception, women
a., b. m.-Hooverstaff; O. E. M. H. Society
of Art and Architecture; F. R. M.
Foley, a.; m.-Monsieur Riffel rife,
Jewish Hall gallery;
m.-Monsieur Crane rive, in respects
to the customs in respective
m.-Mona formal dedication of the M-
morial Tower;
m.-Mona business Harper's Castle;
12 15 a.m. m.-Former student president
of Harper's College.
ROYAL College Shop 837 Mass. St.
Johansens Fine Footwear
Jobansens Fine Footwear
With fashion's newest touch. Triple A widths
$7.00
"Campus" Oxfords, $5.00
Goodrich "Zippers." $4 and $5
745 Mass. St.
1,320 p. - M. Brief ceremony at stadium.
1,280 p. - M. Brief ceremony on new Memorial Stadium Field.
1,260 p. - M. Memorial Seven dinner at Hairy Cafe.
1,240 p. - M. Homecoming dinner, Bedwell house.
1,220 p.
Alpha Sigma Nu Initiates
K. U. MEN AND WOMEN
Hear Dean Paul B. Lawson
*Student Problem*
Sunday, July 21, a.m.
First Baptist Church
Alpha Sigma Nu, honor junior juni-
neral physical education fraternity,
will hold initiation services Sunday,
Nov. 26, at the home of Miss Mar-
garet Barto for Ruth Martin, c'28,
Letha Lowe, c'28, and Lacille White.
Excellent Sationery Rightly Priced
City Drug Store
715 Mass. Phone 17
Miss Ruth Muskrat will speak on "Some Problems of the Indian Youth" at Unity Church, 12th and Vermont streets, Sunday at 10 a.m. mwk in the church hall.
Johnston's Chocolates
Thanksgiving Candy
Rankin's Drug Store
Handy for Students
1101 Mass.
Stop in on your way home.
After We Beat Mizzou
Lawrence will look bright, the Hill will look bright, the whole world will wear a rosy hue. Let us help you to celebrate with a
Sunday Table d'Hote Dinner
TUTCHER'S CAFE
719 Mass.
New slip over sweaters, in fancy colorings and patterns. Extra special values, selling at $4.95 Other slip overs in heavy shaker stitch, plain and fancy weaves.
$6.50 $7 $8.50 $10
Arrived Today-
Wool Hose New Flip Brim Hats Neckwear All can be found at
Beat Mizzoul * 483-
Eventually the ELECTRO SHOE Shop, why not now? We specialize in ladies thin, flexible soles. It is our business to please you. Better work, better materials, and better service. Try us once. Our shine last longer; try us once.
Electric Shoe Shop
Next to the Varsity.
Motorcycle Repairing
We specialize in Harley-Davidson motorcycles; agent for Harley-Davidson motors, both big and little H. D's.
KNOLLE'S BICYCLE SHOP
1014 Mass.          Phone 915
Suiting You-That's My Business
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
Hats Cleaned and Blocked Omaha Hat Works
Let us show you how a shoe can shine 717 Mass.
WE CLEAN SUITS, DRESSES AND OVERCOATS FOR $1
KIRBY
THE
CLEANER
Phone 420 1107 Mass.
'ANDY'S'
Thimble Theater
Tea Room
Regular Service
11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
5 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday: 12 to 2:30 p. m.
5 p. m. to 8 p. m.
1021-23 Mass. Phone 613
Over the Book Nook
Kansas vs Missouri
Through the Courtesy of Hovey Hanna 944 Mass. St.
"Bricks" Orcad Cafe will get the returns of the Kansas-Missouri Game play by play over Atwater Kent Radio
Every Body Welcome
Game Starts at 2 O'clock Don't miss the kick off
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