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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920
New K. U. Lineup to Meet Huskers in Annual Battle
Anderson, Wellman, Fritts and Raup to Be Used; Work Together All Week
A completely revolutionized lineup will trot on Stadium field tomorrow when Kansas meets the Cornhusker in the annual battle.
It is predicted by those who are supposed to know that the backfield will consist of Anderson, quarter: Fritts and Wellman, halfbacks, and Ramp, fullback. Anderson is the only man of this quartet who started in college. This combination has been used throughout the sport in practice.
Voigt's Father Defeated Nebraska
Among the former football players
returning for the game is the father of Myron Voigt, Karen trackle. A player with the Kansas football
battler who has defended Nebraska in 1896.
Not since 1809 have the Jayhawkers been able to defeat Nebraska on the Kansas field.
However, the old jins points to a Kamans victory, as the Joyawhackens have won from "5." The last year that Kamans scored a victory was in 1000 games, and since then the Carmen and Blue to repeal.
Alumni and old grads have returned and are bracing their spirit in giving the team the old Kansas fight and enthusiasm. Bert Kennedy, former Kansas coach, is back and has given the team the benefit of his many years experience. "Swede" (carbon), a Kansas star of past years, is back and working for a Kansas victory.
Anyone who has been out to practice this week and observed the vicious manner in which the Jay Hawkers have entered into their seriumpress, will realize that it is a new team which will face the Coro-bunkers tomorrow. New face will seem and a Kansan will be in the hearts of the eleven men who bottle the fighting Nebraskans.
Team Cannot Lose
Coach Cappon has his队 suction, angry, ready to rip into Beau's team with every bit of fight and power that they possess and Kansas is going to have the scrappiest bunch of men since the Tiger fray last year. If the roots and supporters will back the team and have the same fight that the eleven has, the Corollasners won't have a chance.
Nelgaska realizes that they are meeting the toughest foe on their schedule and Cough Bear has been putting his men through the most intensive scrimmage sessions possible. He knows that Kansas is in victory mind and that Cough Bear will do him a favor, he will not quit fighting until the gun has sounded.
The game will begin promptly(s) at 12 o'clock and gates will be open at 12 30 o'clock.
**WIN**  SOME OUT AND FIGHT
**WOY LOUGLY JAWHAWK!**
Pony Backfield May Start
The "pony" packfield will probably show us and if this aggravates you, we'll practice this week, the sport fairs will see the fastest combination of banks that Kansas has. Forward paces are their spectacle and it is probable that Capron will use the aerial game as much
Probable lineups:
No. Player No. Player Pos. Kansas Player No.
55 Lee le lc Hauser 29
46 Ackburn lb bt Burton 31
42 Raish lg k Kullman 28
85 James d Davison 10
34 McMullen rg rg Davidson 19
34 Stinley ct rt Wortz 14
35 Stine ct rt Baker 14
77 Broadon qb Anderson 1
72 Brown lh Fritz 23
66 Howell fb Raup
78 Holm rh Wellman 12
Officins: Referee, C. E. McBride,
Missouri Valley College; umpire, J.
C. Mills, University of Missouri; head
lineman, B. L. McCreary, University
of Oklahoma; field judge, W. V. Rider,
University of Missouri.
HISTORY OF intramural baseball games played Oct. 24 as turned in to John Sabo, assistant coach, are as follows:
Intramural Scores Published
Sigma Nu, 11; Pi Kappa Gamma Delta,
9; Pi Kappa Pai, 32; Pi Delta
Heta, 67; Pi Alpha, 40; Pi Kappa Sigma,
15; Pi Tha Pi Thi, 13; Pi Kappa Sigma,
15; Pi Chi, 17; Pi Tha Ti, 6; Delta
Tau Delta, 11; Sigma Pi Epialpha,
6; Pi Kappa Alpha, 18; Delta Chi,
10; Coequipolont Club, 10; Alpha,
12; Coequipolont, 7; Sigma Alpha No.
55 PI E, 2.
Kansas' Fighting Center
Lewis "Days" Davidson, veteran K. E., center, who is making a mighty good bid for an all-Valever berth.
Valley Teams Swing Into Action Saturday in Six Grid Contests
Kansas Aggies-Oklahoma Game at Norman Holds Center
of Interest
All Valley teams swing into action tomorrow in six contests, two of which are inter-associational Drake will play Mistlejuice at Des Moines and Oldhamon A. & M. will Texas College at Fort Worth.
One of the outstanding contests and one on which a great deal of interest is centered in the Kansas Aggregates team, the Aggregates have thought through the Agregates have a slight edge over the Oklahoma eleven, a hard fight is expected with a possible victory for the Sooners. Missouri is conceded a victory over State while the Washington Gerrittsutch draw with Gonzalez's slight favorite.
In the east, Harvard moor. Dartmouth on the latter's home field and Yale plays. Brown at New Haven. The town is known for grasslands throughout the country;
Kansas-Nebraska at Lone Rock
Arizona-Washington at Lake
Havasu Washington at Grand
Rock Lake Jackson Dearborn
Dallas-Minneapolis at Dan Mullen
Denver-Arizona at Colorado Springs
Chicago-Ohio at Chicago
Grantford-Wisconsin at New York-
Connecticut at Gatesborough
Gonzaga-Alabama at Gatesborough
Houston-Western Michigan at Worcester
Houston-San Antonio at Worcester
Houston-Maryland at Milwaukee
Maryland-Salem at Milwaukee
Missouri-Wedaukee at Minneapolis
Minnesota-Nebraska at Minneapolis
Northwestern Notre Dame at Hagerstown
Penn State-North Carolina at State College
Penn State-Syracuse at Syracuse
Tennessee-Cincinnati at Knoxville
Tennessee-Cincinnati at Knoxville
Maryland-Worcester
Nebraska-Nebraska at Nebraska
Yale-Brown at New Haven
Wisconsin-Indiana at Madison
Sport Notes
to Oklahoma Argus will attempt
verse the shrewding they made last
with Texas Christian University,
but will a tough afternoon.
Raish, at guard for the Huckers.
Also while you have your eye on the line, take a look at our ownDays work of the week, the work of a really great center.
Three major league managers are out of a job already after the close of a bad season. The first man to get the axe was George Shearer of the Philadelphia Bull recently that his services as manager were no longer needed. Then followed the announcement by Burney Dryceff that Bill McKeenbie of the Pirates would have to find another job. Now Art Fletcher of the Philadelphia Bull would have to find another job. Looks like a general shock in baseball this winter.
Fans will do well to keep their eyes on this Howell boy, the Cornhuecker fullback. And cast an eye on the big
Drake will be the only valley team to take on an intersectional opponent this Saturday meeting the University of Wisconsin. The Buildings will be in for a full afternoon at the Mississippi team this year is strong. Their record is 28, Jonashevich (Arkansas) 6; 12, James (Texas) 4; 13, Emmett (Illinois) 7; University of Arkansas 21.
The big game in the Western conference brings together Illinois and Michigan at Ann Arbor. This game as we see it is a tussle. The Illinois have a tougher game than the Wolverine forward will, but the Illin backfield doesn't compare with Yoot's quartet. Dancheryt is not a Molea, Lanan don't compare with Feidieman nor Stewart with Gilbert. The Western team has a greater than Rich of the Wolverine.
Bent Nebraska
And maybe she can shake the corn,
But when it comes to beating Kansas!
Well, her snow will be changed to
Nebraska can call the porkers
SCOTT. .
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Banners
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Let's be "all as one" Saturday and Corn Nebraska
At the Game—On the Campus At the Varsities
Wherever young men congregate,-you'll find them wearing clothes,that carry the label of Carls. The store that is always crowded with style,and big values. You wouldn't find any smarter clothes in New York City or Eastern Colleges than you will find here—
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, Top Coats, Overcoats in all the new colors and patterns, soft collar shirts, college stripe neckwear, fancy, wool hose, tieover mufflers, pigskin gloves, flipbrim hats, leather jackets, golf hose, knickers, slip sweaters Everything you will need before, during and after the game—
We close at 1:30 Saturday—Open after game.
Old Grads Welcome
Visitors Welcome
Come back next week for Haskell Pow Wow and Haskell-Bucknell Game"
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