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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1926
Kansas Will Meet Big Ten Opponent on Foreign Field
Freshmen to Scrimmage With Varsity Players For First Time Tuesday
Although no special train will be run to the Kansas-Wisconsin football game at Madison, Oct. 9, many students are expecting to take advantage of a special plan for making the trip. Rice, head cheerler, has assured the game would regard to the fare and anyone desiring to attend the game should call him.
This game will be the first inter-sectional contest Kannas has engaged in since 1922 when the Jayhawkers journeyed to West Point and lost a thrilling 13 to 0 struggle. The all-round excellent play of the Crimesmen will welcome a worthful comment all over the East and Kannas received much publicity.
Badgers Point for Game
That Wisconsin is pointing for this game and considers it one of the most important contests on its schedule is to have special plans for handling a big crowd. Loyal Kansas alumni are writing in for tickets and the Jayhawkers will have plenty of support. Swede Coulson, center on the 1909 team said he was excited because association has already obtained his ticket and is ready to show Badger followers how a Rock Chalk is yelled.
Special entertainment for the Kansas team has been planned and it is probable that Captain Zuber and some other members of the team will speak over the radio on the night before kickoff. The roster of Kansas publicly, has received a letter from authorities at Wisconsin, asking for Kansas songs and colors. Wisconsin is going to entertain the Kansas team and followers with a special entertainment at a grand bracket on the right of Oct. 7.
Kansas Meets Washburn
Kansas Meets Washburn
Although the Washburn game next
saturday will be played at Kansas,
the coaching staff at present, the
Jayhawkers will be "gunning" for
Wisconsin. The team will leave here
and arrive in Madison Friday noon.
The first variety-freshman scrimage will be held Tuesday evening of this week and Kansas followers will have their first opportunity to observe the pearling sound in action. The varsity scrimage hold Saturday was satisfactory to the coaches and students, but Coach Cappon is bouncing the rainy weather and hopes that P. Conner will order a change.
Doctor Huff Pessimistic
No Cross-Country Letter Men Are in School
Trains for the cross-country team will be held on Friday afternoon, Oct. 1, at 4:30, Dr. H, J. Huff announced this morning. The distance will be two and a half miles, which is the regular distance run is five miles.
Prospects for a winning cross-country team are poor, due to the lack of experienced men. No letter men returned this year and Doctor Huff is not over-optimistic about his performance. No new man have reported broken out equipment since the call for more men was issued last week.
The first meet of the year will be hold Oct. 16, when the Jayhawkers run against the Kansas Aggies at Manhattan. The Aggies are nosed for bad teamwork, but been many years since Kansas was able to turn in a victory over them. The freshman team continues to show good material and in a few years Kansas will turn out a first-rate cross-country team. About twenty-four yellings are reporting that they hit and each night the squads grow.
Sport Notes
Three big games are on tap for Valley schools this Saturday. Nebraska entuities Drake at Lincoln in one of the most important games in state history. Drake at Odumba and Oklahoma Aggies play Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Walter Hagen won the professional golf championship for the fourth consecutive time Saturday. This is a record for consecutive win. He is a member of the annual title holder the 1025 to retain his title in the 1262 competition.
Haskell piled up another big score Saturday when they beat the University of Wichita, formerly Fair-
mount, 59 to 0. The big Indian team is exhibiting more power every game.
Washburn gridders have settled down to intensive training for the opening game with Kansas next Saturday. A big squad is out and the Topela boys are coming to Lawrence determined to start the season out with a victory. The Washburn band will accompany the team.
Genève College, coached by Bo McMillan, held Cornell to one touch down Saturday. This would indicate
either that "Gloomy GI" Doble is due for mother had season or that Geneva has an exceptionally strong ten this year.
Farty-foo men turned out for football at William Jewell college this fall. Ten letter men are back this year, and a girl assisted by Bill Collins of Missouri.
Question—Did Jack Johnson ever fight Sam Langford?
--with the Parker that
angled down at you.
Answer—We have no record of them ever meeting.
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