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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926
Enthusiastic Fans Follow K.U. Team on Aggie Invasion
Special Train Carries 500
As Many More Travel
to Manhattan
on Buses
Nearly one thousand enthusiastic Jayhawk rooters accompanied the football squad to Aggleville yesterday, ingenuity, intent upon a gridiron victory.
Over five hundred boarded the special Union Pacific train that left at 10:15 a.m., according to the estimate of the U.S. Postal Service, agent at the Interstate bus depot said that 170 routers had left for Manhattan between 8 and 9:50 on the day.
The Ku Ka's made the trip on a special bus that left at 8:30 a.m. Many more students left Friday evening and night.
Preparation for the Aggie invasion began early in the morning. Many of the organized houses moved up to allow to allow for an earlier departure.
At 9:00 a.m. m. "Nice's" band formed at the court house and marched down Massachusetts streets, to the city courthouse, to pick up the entire length of the Kaw river bridge behind the band. When the band arrived at the station they formed in a circle and played before a crowd of sage students and sports fans.
The special train accommodating 800 persons arrived at 9:30 a.m. and the rush to get aboard hasted until the train moved out of the yards. Dr. Allen, Llewis, H. F. Meyers and Bill Brennan carried the train after it was moving.
"Munc's" Bard, composed of 96 pieces, and the variety and the freshman football squads occupied the last three coaches.
A few adventurous students departed Friday afternoon and Saturday morning on the highway expecting to pick up free rides. The "hunting list" was so large, however, as the previous Apple invasions
Missouri Ties Methodists
Both Touchdowns Come During First Part of Game
Columbia, Mo., Oct. 16—Two well-balanced teams, equally strong, but neither strong enough to burst across the other's goal for the decisive score, went into overtime in Memorial stadium here. The University of Missouri and the Southern Metholist University teams several times marched to within a few yards of the goal during the latter part of the game but neither had the punch to score.
Both teams made their only touch down in the first few minutes of play
Missouri's touchdown came as a result of a "fumbled kickoff." Flanak kicked to the Muttags' 20-yard line where Hume fumbled. Missouri recovered on Southern's 21-yard line and scored a 3-point flugle, Stutter assisted to Clark for Missouri's lone score. Stutter kicked goal.
The Mustangs came right back at the Missourians, however, and three straight passes, Mann to Wade, Mann to Hume, and Mann to Dawson, brought the ball 50 yards down and scored a 3-point score. Hume made the extra point.
During the remainder of the period kicks and passes alternated and neither goal line was in danger.
On Other Fields
Valley Games
Oklahoma A, & M., 0; Tuba Uni.
versity. 28.
Ames, 0; Grinnell, 0.
Missouri, 7; Southern Methodist, 7
Nebraska, 20; Washington U., 6.
Okahanna, 11; Drake, 6.
Big Ten Games
Northwestern, 20; Indiana, 0
Illinois, 13; Iowa, 6
Chicago, 0; Pennsylvania, 27
Ohio, 22; Columbia, 7
Wisconsin, 0; Purdue, 0
Michigan, 20; Minnesota, 0
Elsewhere
Texas Argos, 63; New Mexico University, 6.
Haskell, 28; Dwayon U. 14,
Friend, 14; Southernwell, 9,
Crognanb, 22; John Carroll, 12;
Pease, 20; Peame State, 8;
Navy, 7; McGregor, 23;
Army, 27; Syrancus, 21;
Yale, 14; Dartmouth, 7
Harvard, 27; William and Mary, 7.
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Grinnell Holds Iowa to Scoreless Tie at Ames
Grinnell, Iowa, Oct. 16 - Outplayed in the first half, but able to muster a strong defensive at the critical juncture of the game. College to a heartless he reregion
The Cyclone backfield amashed within scoring distance of the Gehn goal time after time in the first half, only to be halted in the first quarter. Ames worked the ball but could not put across a counter.
Jayhawkers Lose Struggle,27 to 0
(Continued from page 1)
First Quarter
Feather kicked off to 30-baller, who returned with a pair of three-pointers. Angle ball on own 20-baller. On the ball, Cobham replaced Kenshaw on 20-baller. Cochran replaced Kenshaw who was hurt. An exchange of扑杀 followed after the kick. Both goals were penalized 15 yards for holding, and 15 yards for goal-line. Angle ball on own 20-baller.
Again pants were exchanged, and it was time to turn back. The team took time out. Tonal replaced Meek. Feathers and Holderinger gave five yards in two try at right end. Lain was injured, but stared down.
Aggers made first down on own 12 yard line Feathers made nine yards in two plinches then took the ball to the Kansas 35 yard line Aggers scored a goal. Aggers played 5 yards for offside.
Burtan slammed Lattin for Kansas. Holder
shrubbed his glove. He felt Foote, Eris and Hodgson near eight yards, and the quarter ended with Agnes
alak on Kansas 19 yard line. Fourth down
through it.
Norel [ Kansas, 0] Kansas Aggies, 0.
Second Quarter
Second Quarter
Feather made it first down, ball on kankan
of the goal line. Angela Zonta, Hollyberg and Feather
made it yards through the line. A game
like that was played by Davidson was injured, but
lived the Davidson was injured, but
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yards through left guard, but failed next a try around 70 yards. Hamilton took advantage of an Agrie player by an Agrie player and recovered by Kanzos, but Holdinger intercepted a pass, and he was down by two yards.
Holiday break through for a 10-year
term,摔打 the ball on kassius at 7:59am.
Holiday break with a 2-hour
Holiday break with a yard. Two passes,
Kassius had to hit it, but it was
hit by Kassius half on down on 23
and 26.
A line play made 7 yards. Mackie hit on a new ball, then Hamilton made it four pitches in the outfield, twice failed twice. Zuber painted 45 yards to him who situated flat ground. Angle, ball first, and second.
Volghts throw Emmi for a loss. Anderson received Emmi's punt and was downed on Kansas 29-year line. Emmi failed to gain Kansas ball on own 29-yard line.
College throws Zolder for a 2-yard touchdown in the fourth and it to go. Holmes throws fourth and it to go. Holmes throws second
Wall blocked off 45 yards to Hoffman, who returned to the Angle 42nd line. Angles completed a second, complete. Cochise pointed 47 yards to an endron, who returned to Kansas 42nd line.
added four and Machek bit center for the top on Aige 42 yard line. Machek made this cut to Anderson, around right bottom. Cochran intercepted 2 burr point to Anderson, and was downed (1) in the back.
Hoffman failed at right guard, then hit left tailbone for two. Hoffman's tailbone to Chelsea raise was incomplete, and Cochrane punted twice on 20 yard line, where ball rallied dead.
At three down, and five to go. Zebra jumped out of bounds on Kansas Bayou like Feather brake through tail tack and ran for a towardmb. Goshinkehr jumped goal.
Screen: Steven Ayers, 18; Kanaa, 16.
Rose: Avery Kushner, 25; Zuber who is
turned to her for help is left off to Zuber who is
turned to her for help. Aaron and Ramon are
turned to her for help. Seaford, the music
of Seaford, the music of
Latinin replaced Burton for Kansas. With four to go on fourth down, Ciscoade had two extra passes and was wide. Mackie in three thumps failed 60 yards to the Agnes 32 yard center 50 yards to the Agnes 32 yard. Replaced Hofforth for the Agnes. Ciscoade had two yards line as the quarter ended.
On the first play, Hoffman ran around
right ced and went 38 yards for a touch-
own. Holdinger failed to make the extra
oint.
Machie gained through left guard. Hamer reinforced Colman and Shiebek went in for laker defense by Latto on the right, but was replaced by Lattin on the Agile 45-wide line when Hamer recovered. Willem reclaimed
Source: Karen Angles, 275, Kanaus 9.
Cloud replaced Division for Kanaus and the Angles used in practically a whole lot of games, who returned to the Kanaus 42 game.
Douglas made 4 yards of turtle. Royer was substituted for Mills in the Kansas game. Dougles broke through the Kansas hole. Cockrane made 1 yard. Cockrane made the extra point.
Knocken: Kannus Agkas, 20, Kanusa, 20
Boyle: Kannus Agkas, 20, Kanusa, 20
Escher: Kannus Agkas, 20, Kanusa, 20
Ansonkorn: Anderson for Knocken, Douglas for Featherhead, Anderson for Knocken, Douglas for Featherhead by W. Watson
pencil line. After two umbles, Zucker print underline. After two umbles, Zucker print underline.
Limbs failed to gain twice, and Vaughns called Hoffman for a loss. Houston punted to Fritts, who signalled for a fair catch on Kansas 30 yard line.
Hammond wore it in for P. Pearson in the 1940s, and now we know what he used. Wearer wore it in the center. Wearer wore it in the halter neck. Wearer wore it in the outer. Wearer wore it first down on Kamaesu and second down on Kamaesu. Wearer made it first down on Kamaesu but made it first down on Kamaesu.
Southern knocked down a pass to MacNeil, and Zohara's pass to Shreve was incomplete. Zohara knotted to Hoffman, who was yarded. Zohker knotted to Hoffman, who was yarded on the Angle 38-yard line.
Hoffman made five, and Douglass made 29.
K. S. A. C.
34-50
Kansas 2 for 105 yards, Kansas 2 for 238 yards; return kickoff: Kansas 1 or 20 yards, Arkansas 2 for 60 yards, Arkansas 1 for 20 yards; down: Arkansas 12, Arkansas 12; passdown: Arkansas 12, Arkansas 12; run for Kansas 10 for 475, Arkansas 18 for 325; kickoff
his pass to Wolmsham was incomplete.
Zebra passed 25 knots to Flintts in the cauldron.
pendels before before joined by Valleira. Linen
married the ball ousted. Both teams were
taken to the ball owed to the team's first
and on tea on Kanaka 19-year-old, William
stained him brown. These set for Kane.
A goal for Kanaka and goal for tea go
to Kansas sun palethed half a point.
Kane shaped Hammond. Hammond shaped
a fumble and raced to the Kansas 30-
yard line. Zoleva's pace to Wielman was inceptible.
Score: Kansas Agpea, 27; Kansas!
The score by periods:
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