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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, SEPT. 26, 1926
Coach Bunn Sees Frosh Under Fire; 70 Men Are Out
Young Jayhawks to Mee Tiger Yearlings on Day of M. U.-K. U. Contest
The first freshman scrimmage of the year was held yesterday morning and the yearling squad labored through more than two hours of practice. Every man on the squad got in the play and Coach Bunn had his first opportunity to look over his prospects under fire.
For the first time in athletic history of Missouri and Kansas, the young Tigers and Jayhawkers will meet in a gridiron contest. This game will be played the morning of the Kansas-Missouri game at Columbia and will unobliquely prove almost as interest-building hard fought as the main struggle.
Coach Bunn is well pleased with the way his men are tackling and only one "nucleck" tackle was observed in the scrimmage. The back field has more promising candidates than the line, but by the time the season gets well under way, it is probable that linemen will come into form.
Some Large Men Out
Coach Bunn and assistant Coach Myers have 20 men reporting to each night and the squad is almost as large in size as it was two years ago. They've got a new coach, "Stoner" Walk, "Zeke" Burton and other players now on the varsity are receiving their first training in Kansas football. The fresh squad that year had a giant land, each man being over six foot in height and all the tipped scales close to two hundred pounds. The men this year are almost as large.
The line was worn in charging yesterday, but it was as good as could be expected in the first practice. Several men showed up well in brookfield running and the painting was fair. One hundred and ten men have watched the event; it is expected that by next week they will all report for practice.
Reserve Squad Made to Provide Training for Non-Varsity Men
Coaches Request That All Men Report to First Practice Tomorrow
Football for every man in the University is the idea behind the organization of the reserve football squad, which will hold its first practice Monday afternoon at 3:20. Any man who wants to play football, whether he be experienced or not, is asked to report for this annual practice.
The squad will be under the direction of Ted Shultz, former all-American tackle of Washington and Lee University, and Leslie Davis, who has charged of physical education in his high school. He is from High School of Kansas City, Kan.
Equipment, will be issued to each man and the squel will have sideline seats at all home football games. Practice sessions will be held among squad teams and also with the varsity and freshman squads.
Any man on the reserve squad showing sufficient promise will be recommended for variety consideration. Conversely, any man on the reserve does not need to穿胸 ability will be put back on the reserve squad.
The athletic department feels that there are many men in the University who would like to play football, but feel that they aren't good enough for varsity competition. The reserve squad is for every man on the Hill and is not accounted for any man will avoid themselves of the opportunity to play the game.
Few Letter Men Return to 1926 Wrestling Squad
Due to the loss of five letter men from last year's wrestling squad, plans for an early call for material about the event will be issued. The call will be issued the first week in October. All persons who have had experience or are interested in wrestling are urged by Coach Lookahaugh to be present at the first
Including the valley meet, eight matches with other schools have been planned for the coming season.
Practice will be held in the evenings twice a week up until Thanksgiving when the regular tryouts for the team will be held and regular practice be
Work on the present unit of the Memorial Stadium at Columbia, Mo. has progressed so far that officials are confident that the team will be for the Tulane game there Oct. 2.
Powers Again Out for Football
George Powers, a member of the football squad who has been in the hospital for the last few days suffering from an infection, is out and will be out for practice tonight. George Shenk, also a member of the squid, who was suffering from infection, will
be discharged from the hospital! tomorrow, according to hospital authorities. Assistant Coach Steele said it would be difficult for Shook would be out for practice.
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