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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1926
Scrimmage Shows Several Promising Squad Candidates
Good Student Crowd Sees Snappy Battle Between Varsity Football Outfits
Outfits
Football fans were well repast last night for their trouble in going to the varsity practice field to sit and watch the workout. A real scrimmage was the dish which brought joy to the team, the victory and the fight was a good one.
The first hour was taken up with the usual drills in tackling, blocking, punting and passing, with everyone on the field. Zuber was easily the leader in the painting practice and was a great source of time to his reputation in that regard.
Former Freshman Star
Thornhill, former freshman halfback, was also getting off some long pants and Humer and Randal, also former freshmen stars, with less pants. In the second game, Wellman, Anderson and several others were also trying out their toes.
Several changes have become apparent to the aidline crowd and have caused some comment. Burton has been spending most of his time at center and looks good there while Davidson is dividing his time under the instruction of Assistant Coach Steele between center and tackle, while Davidson is figuring it out. Davidson may play the other side of the line from Lattin. But it's mighty early to be doing that sort of guessing.
After a short scrippmage between two teams composed of last year's letter men and squared members, two of the teams of some of the leading candidates were sent to the south field for signal practice and the field was cleaned for the more vigorous players, and up the evening's entertainment.
All Coaches Look On
All the coaches watched the two teams, composed of some of the doubtfuls, from the time of the kick-off until the end of the battle, apparently in an effort to weed out a few bad guys. And there were several there.
Hamilton was quarter on one of the teams and showed up well for except for a fumble six yards from the goal line. Hamilton scored. Randall and Johnson, both halfbacks and both with three years of competition ahead of them stood out above the general run of the players in the game, by the average of the playing was good.
There's more to see in the practices each evening and the size of the crowds that are watching the work at the school is picking up among the students.
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Question—(1) Where did the Yankees get Geriget? (2) Where did Didie Kimm play before going to Chicago? (3) Who is the world heavyweight champion, E. J. L. Kirkman? (4) Where did Columbia University before joining the Yanks. (5) For Sacramento and San Francisco to the Pacific Coast League. (6) Well bites, Streicher, it said, has the best claim to the title.
Sport Notes
The first game played by any school in the Valley conference will be Satur day when Grimlock invades Oksanaoka. The second game will be Last year the Pioneers won 37 to 0.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. BEDING
Oculist. Fitting glasses, a specialty. "Test
the eye, nose, and throat.
Phone 512 F. A. U. Bigg
DR. H. E. EUSTACK
DR. H. E. BUNSTACE
Osteopathic family medicine. Office at Roe
didence, Lawrence, Kansas
Phone 455 1490 Massachusetts
S. C. W. STEPPE & CO.
Largest Tailor in New York. Talented to upgrade衣业 and women. Press design, cleaning, remodeling and supplying for apparel companies. Camisole. Came and see me. Phone: 1-800-239-7456
WANT ADS
STUDENTS socks darned by hand; also mending. Work called for and delivered. Call 965. 18
FOR first class meals at the city lowest prices, come to the raspful Virginia Inn and be satisfied. Welcome students. tt
WANTED - Student laundry. Prices reasonable and work done satisfactorily. Phone 2220 White. 20
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WANTED: Laundry, make speciality of student and faculty work. Call for and deliver; 1 and 2 day service. Phone 1045 black. 21
LOST: Student Enterprise tickets
Helen Layton and Jane Muston
Please return to Business Office. 12
LOST: Student Enterprise ticket,
Call 1334 Black, Mary Ruth
Mierza. 12
WILL the student who borrowed my
Parker penetrate on at band try-
out last Wednesday please leave it
with education desk at the
library? 12
LOST: Valuable lecture notes and other papers, enclosed in an American Express Co. folder. Finder will please return to 203 Fraser or 1739 Indiana street. Liberal reward. 15
LOST: Chi Delta Sigma fraternity
pin. Finder please call 1672. Rew-
ward.
12
LOST—Kappa Alpha Theta pin on campus. Name engraved on back. Finder please call 256-780-1355. 10
LOST—Brown leather purse. Finder please call 2476. 13
FOR SALE: Second alto horn. Call
2382. 12
The Florida storm was one of the most destructive storms of recent times and the loss of property excessive, but a great deal of loss could have been prevented if every person in Florida had been provided with new fire-resistant stockings. Reese's Drug Store, 929 Mass. They are the very latest and every one different. Look them over before you are "all wet."
Brown leather brief case in room 5.
central Ad, between 8:30 and 10:00.
a. m. Tuesday. Return to Kansan
office. $5.00 reward. 15
LOST
LAWRENCE
Business College
Lawrence, Kansas.
School of Commerce. Secretarial training.
banking. Accounting and Auditing.
For catalog.
Mrs. Amy Larrimore, former teacher of voice at Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia, Graduate of K. U. under Louise Miller. Also artist pupil of Frank La Forge, New York City.
Phone 1448 Red
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