THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Football Aspirants Divided Into Two Squads To Practice One Hundred Three Wil Work Out Thrice a Week Under Varsity Coaches Coach "Potys" Clark has divided his squad of 103 men who are out for spring football into two divisions for the more intensive training. The large number trying out make it necessary to divide the men according to weight, and for the next two weeks they must work out at the two groups will work out at wrestling and tumbling under the direction of Coach G. B. Patrick. Some of the principles of blocking and tackling will be taken up at the indoor practice under the direction of Couches Clark, Schladman, and Sprong and Giggins, captain of the 1922 team. Alternate Days for Workouts The 165 pound-and-above squash will work on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week, at 4:10 p.m. The members of this squad are: Alexander, Brent, Bill, Williamson, Edwards, Beadle, Woodruff, Lofus, Isern, Sparrowhawk, Wolf, Jenkins, Stratton, J. Lonbrick, Harrison, Burt, Mosby, Haspin, Plum, Flarez, Baker, Bawler, Voights, D. Willman, Anthony, Mullins, Davidson, R. Smith, B. Smith, H. Smith, Kreger, Calvert, McLain, Tommy, Jeffrey, Daniel, Hills, Farmwash, Warns, Brewer, Louden, Harding, Hill, Kahn, Severe L. Miller, and Cormack. The squad made up of men under 165 pounds will work out on Tuesday and Thursday at 4:10 p. m. and Saturday at 11:00 a.m. each week. This squad is made up of Ream, Grainham, Morten, Wallingford, Ott water, Hinds, Endacott, Belt, Miller, Shields, G. Hodges, Sandborn, Copeland, Hawkins, Ruyan, Seceley, Davis, Carason, Wakefield, Moore, Loehr, D. Higurs, Martin, Mervin, Andrew, Cook, Long, Knick, Seceley, Davis, Caranson, Wakefield, Collier, Griffin, A. Hodge, McGuire, A. Longbong, Shannon, Pardee, Meek, Ferguson, Thompson, Peterson, Wharton, Wright, Jones Snyer, H. Dedo, Coulter, Anderson Merrill, and H. Black. "Two Sport" Men Represented "Two Sport" Men Represented These men are out for other sports but will report for practice for player Sporrahwack, Wolf, Captain-elect Black Stratton, Mossy, A. Lonborg, Jenkins, Meek, Cormack, and Baker. Roscoe Aids Trainer Freese, who was on the varsity squad, and Spring, a star on the freshman team, will report for practice at the beginning of next semester. Ivy, Holderman, and Boone have not reported yet. Coose Ads Trainer Coose Patrick announced today that Boby Roscoe, who was three times national amateur lightweight wrestling champion, will be here to help in the training of the squad. An outline of the work that will be taken up during the outdoor season was announced by Coach Clark today. Punting, and forward, backward, and lateral passing will be taken up. Goal kicking, catching pitches and passes, falling on and picking up balls, suppressing, reversing and other methods of avoiding tacklers will be given special consideration. Fundamentals Taught Now The linemen will get training in position and stance on defense, charging, use of hands and feet, methods of breaking through, exercises for the line men, line terrain, and territory. Ofensive work will include offensive line charging, wedge, exercise for entire line and individual, delayed charge and cross blocking. The part of the individual will be stressed in both offensive and defensive plays. A special strategy map will be studied and attention given to field generalship. As a final phase, the different defenses will be studied - cup defense, and primary secondary, and final defense walls. Library Receives Melville Books Library Receives McLavie Books A six-volume set of a limited edition of Herman M. McLavie has been received by the South Carolina Department. McLavie was a noted American traveler and author during the nineteenth century and he was one of the first authors to write extensively on the South Side volume of McLavie's novel *Kunststatik* has recently been obtained for the department of art. Disabled Vets to Meet Disaster Jayhawk Post of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Chamber of Commerce building. Sophomore Gym Classes Have Acrobatic Finals The list of exercises to be given in the final examinations of the freshman gymnasium classes has been posted on the bulletin board in Robinson Gymnasium. Eight exercises are listed, one by one: roll catch ankles and a second roll; low back roll and a back roll with a high finish; high dive (four to six feet); head and hand stand, finish with roll, arms at side horizontal; roll down a steeple and head and hand spring; and hand stand (if fifteen to twenty seconds). Each exercise will be graded as ten points, making a possible eighty points. The lowest number of points for each grade to get a passing grade will be forty. Wrestler Probably Victorious In Mixed Bout Says Patrick Boxer Would Have Small Chance to Deliver the Knock Out Blow There is much talk that the long- standing dispute as to who is better, a good wrestler or a good boxer may be, is the question Hall between Dempsey and Lewis. Such great sport writers as Edgerton and Fullerton have remarked that a contest of this sort would be barred anywhere and that it would be uninteresting. It would develop into an contest of the Roman time when a hungry lion and gladiator were turned loose in the arena, the lion stalking around waiting for a favor. The second contest, the death grip, the death grip she卧stepting and thrusting viciously with his sword. Couch Patrick was asked what he thought of a mixed battle of this kind. His opinion is that the boxer would never have a chance, that in the long run the wrestler would be victorious. The boxer's best chance is to keep his feet and deliver the knuckle out blow as soon as possible. Even then a blow on the wrestler's knee will hurt him, and by keeping his face covered he could, almost with immunity, get his fist opponent. If the combatants went to the mata, the pilifist may as well signal for his favorite make of ambulance. The contest would be over as soon as the referee, if there is one, can untangle them. Many mixed matched have taken part in the race and raters all over the country, and in no case has the boxer been successful. When asked as to which is the better art for self-defense, Coach Patricrick showed preference for wrestling. He admitted that a little knowledge of the fastic sport would be a great additional asset. "But suppose a case like this," persisted the inquirer, "a mob rushes upon a man, who would have the better chance of defending himself?" Surely the boxer could kick down man after man as they rushed on him, while the wrestler would hold him back. In the meantime, the rest could jump on him and overwhelm him, could they not?" "A combination of wrestling and boxing would be most effective, but I think that some "cross country training would be of value to both." Girls House to Be Organized The organization committee of the House Presidents' Council will meet tomorrow to discuss plans to organize all girls' houses on the Hill. The committee in charge, Marquette Burguer, Miss Nellie Barnes, and Mrs. Bryant, about better co-operation and closer fellowship among University of Kansas girls. Girls House to Be Organized Send the Daily Kansan home. THE VELVET TEXTURE OF OUR ICE CREAM WILL PLEASE YOUR GUESTS Miss Grace Kelly, of Kansas City, Mo., was the guest of Lilleau Orlea, fa26; at the Alma Delta Pi house, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Kelly is on her way to Denver, Colo., where she attends the Denver University. *(Continued from page 1)* ig still dropping the score on a takedown to 14, to 7. From this time on the Kansans played a better shooting game and ran up the score with consistently good shots at the hoop. Two charity cliffs by Ackerman and two field goals by Blackman the Kansas score up by six points. Jayhawkers Victorious In Last Nights Game Your order will be delivered promptly Wulf was playing a great game at center. Ames, in a last frencized attempt to wrest the contest from the team, also managed, was fighting with all its reserve. Suddenly five men, three at one part of the court and two at another, were flat on their backs. Quigley called a fowl and the battle was on again. Greene flipped the sphere for the point. A counter by Endy from the center of the court was followed by Greene's, and a free throw materially changed the decisive score of the two teams again. Phone 182 WIEDEMANN'S Greene Stars for Visitors By far the fastest and snappest player on the Cycleone eleven was Greene, the flashy forward. He played a good game, but it was not his fault that he was smothered by Endcott and Black. It is a tote-up between Blake, Ackerman and Endacott for the Jayhawker starring honors. Wolf played in the Nebraska tilt, and Ackerman showed a noticeable improvement. He was good at the free throw, too. Bowman played an aggressive, fast ball that Ackerman to be connecting with the hoop. Wulf garnered the most points for the Oraders by the field goal route, running up six points. He was replaced by Frederick at center it, the last five minutes of the final period. Kansas (22) ... 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