PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1926 Seen From the Press Box A study of the summary shows that Kansas received five penalties for a total of 55 yards. Two of these were for being offside and the other three for holding. Three penalties for holding is entirely too much and the Jayhawker players will probably not have that many in future games. Kansas won all six, but two of them were incomplete. Early in the second quarter Zuber passed to Baker and it looked sure that the Kansas player would score, but he dropped the ball when a Washburn man hit him. Just before the end of the period, Anderson passed to Hamilton and Kansas made a 6-yard gain, but neither team recovered the ball when the Jayhawker dropped it as he was tailed. Two Wisconsin sports viewed the game from the press box and nothing escaped their critical eyes. Every play and formation, size of men, comparative ability and all other phases of the game were documented, who left with notebook filled. According to them, Wisconsin is making big preparations for this game and evidently the Badger canes thought it was an important tussle, or they wouldn't have sent two scouts here. The Wisconsin sound numbers were tiny man and their fresh coach has about two hundred five-live on it. George Mackay looked better today than he did any game last year. Judging from his performance against Washburn, he prefers muddy footing and is able to plough the line at all times. On the first down he plunged through tackle for 6 yards and was good for that distance most any time. Perhaps the best bit of individual skill was hitting doyler fallback, who recovered the ball from the hands of Craneer, Washburn left halfback, and ran around end for 20 yards and crossed the Blue and White goal line. Acceeding to the Wisconsin scouts, Davidson looked for the best of any Kansas player. Every one of his passers were perfect and on defense he was unbeatable. Time after time he broke through and stopped Bam Cranier in their tracks. For the past two years, Davidson has played hard, clean football and hasn't received much praise for his work, but if he continue through the season, Kansas will have all a Valley center. Davidson is fast and healthy, and will cause Wisconsin plenty of trouble next week. In Crumm, Washburn has a player who will cause Kansas conference teams plenty of trouble this fall. He was in almost every play and been on the field for 15 seasons, painting was the very best, but he certainly was an abusive broke frie runner. His 62-pard return of Weill mans' point was made through Kansas tacklers, and he was finally named captain, the Crimson and Blue 2-gard line. Kannie, vainly gel plexity of action when Faker picked up a Wachrah fumble only 2 yards from the Kannan goal line and ran the ball back to the goal line. Faker then drew it downed. It looked almost certain that he would score, but due to the aerial Gold and honey footing, his slippery enough to let a Wachrah tucker not match him. The ball ball turned back to the 2-yard line or account of both teams being offside. One bit of work which probably escaped the eyes of most fans was early in the first quarter when "Must" Thurhill forced Broughton out of his position. He is a man who will be heard of as soon as he becomes more experienced and his work yesterday was good. At the beginning of the third quarter he kicked off with a 21-7 win. Winnock will have an eye open for him next Saturday. The new uniforms of the Kansas cheerleaders are quite an improvement over the ones used in previous seasons, and we were amazed. However, the coats were soon discarded and sweaters were donated. Bri Ree appeared in boats at the bad end and each of the cheerleaders has a Kansas unisex armor to ward of the rain. One of the most vicious line backers that Kannas had in years made his first appearance in the game yesterday. McMillan, former Stierling college star, ripped the Washburn line to ribbons and it was a series of line backs which paved the way for the first Kannas touchdown. Kansas was the first team to take time out, when Taylor had his leg injured and had to be carried from the field. Two weeks ago in practice he threw his knee out of place and his leg has been rather weak since. Coach Cappon evidenced was getting a line on each man, judging from the number of plays he made in the contest and not in the context and no one man played the entire game. Cappon's Gridders Defeat Ichabods (Continued from first page) very 5 yard line, McMillan must 2 yards brought through. Zolder made 1 yard over enter. Star went over center for 2 yards to a southbound. Star kicked goal with Wabbin. Anderson went in for Stater in Kawasaki, volleyball in for Benton in Kawasaki and right end. Wall kicked off 43 pitch in **Four Quarter** Halfforie for Mackenzie 48 yards in Whistler, then Thomson filled 64 yards in Whistler, who then Barker made a yard off left tail fence. Mackerel made a yard off center, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Zaker filled 102 yards in Whistler, then Barker filled 72 yard line. Whistler, made a yard off left tail fence for 5 yards. The yard was filled 35 yards in Whistler, then Barker filled 72 yard line. Whistler, made a yard off left tail fence for 5 yards. The yard was filled 35 yards in Whistler, then Barker filled 72 yard line. Whistler, made a yard off left tail fence for 5 yards. The yard was filled 35 yards in Whistler, then Barker filled 72 yard line. Whistler, made a yard off left tail fence for 5 yards. The yard was filled 35 yards in Whistler, then Barker filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Mackenzie made a yard on each right footline, then Barker filled 52 yards in Whistler, then Kaiser filled 72 yard line. Cramer kicked off 49 yards to Macie Nance for 27 yards. Kailanus on an own line at quarter ended. Jebre Kannan 1, Washburn 6. McIlhaman field at Fourth Quarter. The ball was hand off to Waashire, 45 yards. The half was handed out to Waashire, followed by foul crowdback Christout failed to pass the ball and took a turn for crumbling and ran. Cramer left on waashire for Crummet at Waashire quarterback. The ball was passed first and then on the 45 yard line center field on 1 yard gain. Hammond held on for 60 seconds and ran toward the ball half temporarily. Cramer of Waashire scored on the ball for Cramer in Kauai Commons. Cramer pointed by Vought, who had on foot before him. He headed to Kauai in back field. Hammond made the return in Kauai backfield. Cramer of Waashire Theharchahi pads were won by Anderson, a Bahraini player, who scored 35 goals in 40 field goal runs. Washington was held at Kawasan hardship. Hayes for Houston and Rangers. Crawford for Atlanta. Kawasan line. Crawford later got to game with Houston. Washington held at Wellman kicked 14 yards to伊朗军团 for a touchdown. He was the first Iranian Cameron for Major Gatson at right back. Wellman scored 16 yards and was backed by Ibrahim and the ball was on ground. Wellman scored 5 yards again. Romain Kamen 14, Wellman 8. Woodhill | Litchfield | Ivanhoe Kilbran | L, K | Bristol Kirkwood | L, T | Hamilton Knoxville | L, T | Hamilton Hathaway | C, U | Jacksonville Marmalade | R, T | LaRue Vance | R, T | LaRue Vienna | R, T | LaRue Chesterfield | Q, B | Zion (12) Clarkton | R, H | Clarkton Hinghamton | R, H | Clarkton 6 0 0 0 0 Kellogg's Wheatland two for 164 yards. Return to Kellogg's Wheatland four for 61 yards. Kellogg's Wheatland four for 61 yards. Kellogg's Wheatland four for 61 yards. Yard from armpiece. Wheatland four for 294 yards. Return to Kellogg's Wheatland four for 294 yards. Return to Kellogg's Wheatland four for 294 yards. Kellogg's Wheatland four for 294 yards. Kellogg's Wheatland four for 294 yards. Intercepted passes by Wheatland one for Kanna one. Wheatland one for Kanna one. Wheatland one for Kanna one. Wheatland one for Kanna one. Wheatland one for Kanna one. Opposed passes by Wheatland one for Kanna one. Opposed passes by Wheatland one for Kanna one. Time out Wheatland two kansas one. Alk. Two touchdowns. Wheatland one kansas one. Touchdowns. Wheatland one kansas one. Touchdowns. Wheatland one kansas one. Touchdowns. Wheatland one kansas one. Touchdowns. Wheatland one kansas one. Hares for broughers. Mower or skim, and h On Other Fields Navy, Dunn, 77, Belton, 9, Pennsylvania, 40, John Hopkins, 3, Princeton, 14, Amherst, 7, Penn State, 55, Lakonian College, Oklahoma State, 40, Wittichenburg, Marrass, 29, King College, 14, Tulane, 0, Missouri, 0, Louis U., 44, Colorado, 0, Wisconsin, 89, Cornell College, 0, Faye, 51, Boston U., 0, Brown, 55, Calgary, 0, Portland, 50, Harvard, 71, Gainesen, 16, Midlake, 42, Okin, Argues, 3, Argyi, 21, Detroit, 0, Grinnell, 20, Simpson, 0, Nicholas, 21, Drake, 0 Women's intramural Basketball to Start Soon, Says Director Groups to Compete for Prize to Be Given by Athletic Association The Women's Intramural Athletic Association is now starting its program for the year. Gundahl, which is the first sport of the year, will be born soon, according to Mimi Reeves, department of physical education. Association The purpose of the association is to govern and promote international abilities among the women of the University and to give them more opportunity for participation in activities. Miss Barry said. Awards of loving care are used each year to organizations. At the end of the year the group having the largest total of points received during the year is awarded a large cup. The proposed sports for this year are basketball, volleyball, swimming baseball and tennis. To be a member of the Women's Intramural Athletic Association each group must pay a membership fee of five dollars before the second meeting of the association. The fee for entries in the Association, but only one person is allowed to sit in council and vote. The member is elected by each home. Meetings are to be held the first Thursday of each month at $250. It is not necessary that each group compete in all sports, but it is necessary that each organization compete in as many as possible, said Miss Barber. The organizations which compete last year and their standing at the end of the year were as follows: Chu Oncoe first with 194 points; Alba Xi Dobha, second with 723 points; T. N. Thief, third with 165 points. The other organizations entered were Chi Hsiao, Wu Wenli, Wita Weima Bath of Money World, attempts at place kicks were short; but it was barely important that he could make them good with the help and field on hand. He play teeth on offense and defense was good, although on several occasions he was forced out of the play and Washington made points. Sport Notes --- Coach Franklin C, Cappon's Crismon and Blue eleven will prove a huge obstacle in the progress of George Little's Badgers next Saturday, in the opinion of the editor of the Wisconsin Sports Journal. The national aspect of the game has created more interest among alumni and Wisconsin grant fans than has ever before been exhibited toward a non-conference context. Reports from Wiseon's coaches indicate that contact will draw as well as any of the early Big Ten games. This year, for the first time, the Razzius, University of Missouri people organization, will take non-fraternity men into their membership. Valley Battles Are Muddy Lincoln, Nether, Oct. 2—At the first Missouri valley game of the season here today Nebraska avenged its defeat by deriving the Bulldogs 21 to 9. The three major Valley games played yesterday were featured by the amount of mud contained in the field. None of the teams at Manhattan, Columbus or Lincoln were able to exhibit their best brand of football. Rain at Columbia, Lincoln and Manhattan Hits Games With the exception of the first five minutes after the initial kickoff when Drake made four first downs on passes, Noles rookie outlasted them. B-O-W-E-R-S-O-C-K Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday Brown, Howell and Presnel starters for the Huskies while Fry and Cook were the individual stars for Drake. The feature of the game was a 77 yards Husker pass. Bronson to Worrell putting man made the fieldship percy. Columbia, Moe, Oct. 2.—Sliding and wallowing through a sea of mud, Tulane and Missouri battled to a scourge lie here this afternoon with the playing edge slightly in favor of the "Green Wave" of the South. It was impossible to gain ground in the knee deep mud of Missouri' new memorial stadium and both team recounted largely to putting. Sawhorn was spred on the field by a hustler who became more withdrawn as the steadily falling rain. Tulane twice worked the ball into the shadow of the Tiger goal posts but both times the Missouri has stuffed. Manhattan, Kan., Oct. 12—Searing touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters of the game the Kansas Agnes defeated the Texas University eleven on a shipyard field to 13 to 3 here today. Hobbs, Angler half, was wounded in the second quarter, passing to Edwards over the goal for the first and receiving a pass from Emm for the second. Stutter, Texas half, was in every play and counted for most of the gains. The Longhorns worked the ball down the field to the Aggie 25 yard line in the fourth quarter. Texas it won! Then the Aggie line stiffened and Texas made no further gains. Shows; 3, 7;15, 9. Prices—Mat. 10-35, Nite 10-40 She danced on her toes—put Russia on its ear—had her sweetie standing on his head. She's a fake grand duchess but a real comedy queen. And there are more squirvers and shivers, laughs and thrills, excitement, remorse and hair-raising spills than you've seen since Russia hit the headlines. ADDED—COMEDY—NEWS—REVIEW Haskell Again Wins Easily SOON Richard Dix in "QUARTER BACK" McLain Is Star in Victory Over Des Moines School In a game chiefly interested for the ball-carrying ability shown by Mayes McLain, big fullback of the Haskell Indians, the Haskell football team swamped still college, of Des Moines 55 to 0 at the new Haskell stadium, Friday afternoon. McLain made six touchdowns and two goals after touchdown. His total scoring for the three games this season is 111 points, having scored 17 touchdowns in the game and 25 touchdowns. In the Still game Friday, he made one run of 45 yards through another of 22 yards, both resulting in touchdowns. After time after McLain would have scored on him but "we just kept on going." Still College's only bid for a score came in the third quarter, when after a Haskell penalty, which gave the Iowa team first down, a 10-yard pass was completed placing the ball on the Haskell 20-yard line. They were unable to dent the heavy Haskell line though, and tried the pass again only a short time later. By them ran to the middle of the field before being downed. In all other periods, Haskell made things its own way as an evident from the fact that Haskell made 452 yards from scrimmage while Still only made 15 yards. Haskell made 25 first downs and Still made two. Besides the six tucked downs made by Melaina, Swimmers and Piece each make a tucked down. Huske's much liked tucked down Morningtime College next Saturday. Yanks Beat Cards 2 to 1 in Opener (Continued from first page) to each half. (Only two halves were pitched) this half. Eighth string, 21 ft. Louis; O Parvell called Theo Newton to inform him of his relationship with the catfish between second and third, when he was about two seconds old. Theo Newton called Bohning for help in finding a better bass. New York, Earl grounded to tell. Moose walled, walked. Ouch! to Harley. Laxe left landed a short grammar to direct Carole. I vank? Bart latching, 20. Lukas. Hardy hit and to Combs. Mortality hit and second-half field hit. Hardy grounded to second for the final. One Gift. Cap 1. Cap 2. Cap 2. D. Leone, CJ AB B H G Drabble, bj 3 7 1 1 2 0 Drabble, fj 3 7 1 1 2 0 Drabble, hf 1 0 0 0 0 0 Drabble, ff 1 0 0 0 0 0 Drabble, th 1 0 0 0 0 0 Drabble, th 1 0 0 0 0 0 C. Ball, sh 2 0 0 5 1 2 C. Ball, sh 2 0 0 5 1 2 O. Ferreira, c 2 0 0 1 1 2 O. Ferreira, c 2 0 0 1 1 2 D. Merkel, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 D. Merkel, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 B. Blum 2 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 20 11 14 14 Virginia (2) 8 12 12 0 Georgia (3) 11 12 12 0 Oklahoma (5) 12 12 12 0 Texas (6) 9 11 14 0 North Carolina (7) 6 11 14 0 South Carolina (8) 6 11 14 0 California (9) 4 11 14 0 Michigan (10) 3 11 14 0 Dallas (11) 3 11 14 0 Douglas (12) 2 11 14 0 Riverwood (13) 2 11 14 0 Pennsylvania (14) 2 11 14 0 Totals: 1. $79,638 for Sherrard in the 2nd 2. $19,455 for Kiri for Sherrard in the 1st K. K. Jaffe 1924-2015 Fair Lawn New York 1958-2017 Fair Lawn New York 1980-2013 Memorial (19) that has been dedicated to Dr. Henry W. King, Jr. and his wife, Linda, in honor of the memory of Dr. The dancing class for children is being sponsored by Miss Barto is for children from 6 years, age 12 to 14. The dance classes will be on Wednesday was announced in Frimly's Kaming. 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