THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
POTSY COMMENTS ON NEW GOAL-KICK RULE
Would Prefer to See the Old Free Kick For Goal Retained
WILL MEAN NEW PLAYS
"A Pass, Kick, or Run" May Be Used to Get Extra Point
Football coaches next year will be compelled to evolve not only a scoring play following a touchdown, but a defense which will successfully check a run, pass, or kick attack. The Football team must move away with the free goal kick after a touchdown, and made other amendments to the playing code.
The amendment for the free kick for goal after touchdown, which was made by the rules committee, provides that teams will try for an extra point by “a pass, a kick, or a run from any point on the field near their own goal line than the 5-yard line of the ball in which the touchdown was made.”
George "Potey" Clark, football coach, in commenting on new rules today said, "I would have preferred to see the free kick for goal after touchdown retained. We shall, however, give the new rule a fair trial. The new play will be as fair for one team as another, but if it should prove unsatisfactory, $m_1$ in favor of going back to the old rules."
The fake goal kick play will be used frequently, and fans can look for almost any form of formation under the condition. The new requirement will make many interesting plays and will doubled result in some intensely exciting moments for the gridiron followers.
The following is a summary of the changes which have been made in the rules:
After touchdown, the searing team shall try for one point by kick, run, or pass from scrimage not less than five yards from defenders' real line.
Players who are in motion must be five yards back of the scrimmage line when the ball is not in play.
On shift plays, shifted players must come to complete enough stops to lose momentum.
The ball will become automatically dead when it crosses the goal line.
At the beginning of a game, the loser of the toss shall have choice of
kicking off or receiving if winner selects goal.
The referee with the consent of the captains may shorten the last two periods.
No player may return to the game in the same half in which he was removed, but he may be substituted at the second half if removed in the first.
BASEBALL SQUAD OUTDOORS Will Have a Practice Game on Cow Pasture Saturday
The baseball squad will break out of its winter quarters in the gym Saturday afternoon, and hold a practice game on the cow pasture field just south of the gym. The squad has been outdoors only one day so far, and this game will give them an opportunity to unlimber.
Practice to date, has been restricted to batting, catching flies, and "hilo." As the opening season of the season is one month away, Coach Clark is hoping that the team will weather and that time so that the team be whipped into shape.
Kansas has the advantage of having nine men left over from last year's championship team, leaving the lineup almost intact. Frazier and Wetzel are the receivers, and will probably be used alternately. There is quite a large list of pickups that can be done along the veterans; the new men for the mound position are: Pierce, Bishop, Laue, Chaffee, and Klein.
The infield is intact from last year, being made up of Bloomer, Boyd, Murphy, and Wenzel. The other five candidates for infeld positions, Staplin, Grimmell, Siefert, Turner, and Lonbong, are all good, however, and have a chance to break in. The outfield is excellent, with Laubley, with Conboy, Gerety, and Wilberg working for the other position.
$27.50
Entire Try-Out Cast Makes Dramatic Club
The entire east of "Advertising for a Hisland," composed of Clare Ferguson, c. 239, Ferne Kountz, fa 24, Thomas B. Leftus, c. 239, Donald A. Higginbotham and Albert Kerr, c. 24 in membership in the Dramatic Club.
This was the third try-out play given by the club this semester. Professor Arthur MurMurray pronounced his play very good for a try-out play. The cast was under the direction of Armena Rumberger.
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Three reasons for this:
Selling for cash only;
Specializing on two prices;
Eliminating every unnecessary expense.
Compare in every detail with any $40 suit in Lawrence.
VARSITY THEATRE
TODAY ONLY
SEE
"MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY"
DOROTHY DALTON AND RUDOLPH VALENTINO A Paramount Picture LARRY SEMON in "THE BAKERY"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ELLIOT DEXTER in "GRAND LARCENY"
First Intra-Mural B. B.
Game Played by Women
The first of the women's intra-mural basketball games were played last night when Kappa Kappa Gamma won from Gamma Phi Beta 24-2, Kappa Kappa Gamma was defeated by Alpha Phi Beta 51-10, and Achoh defeated Alpha Delta Pi 31-6.
The Y W, C. A. employment burrow has a position for a girl to earn her board and room by doing general housework.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The organizations have been divided into two divisions, K and U. The U divisions will play Monday evening instead of Thursday as was formerly announced. The games have been postponed due to amount of the high school tournament.
The games scheduled for Monday re Theta Phi Alpha vs.sigma Kappa, Chi Omega vs. alpha Xi Delta, and Wankanta vs. alpha Omicron Pie.
Juniors Plan Another Spread
Juniors Plan Another Spread
The regular weekly W. S. G. A. tea was given for the junior women of the University this afternoon at 3:30.
A business meeting was held at 4:50 and certain financial matters were discussed. Plans were also discussed for having a class spread similar to the one given last Thursday evening. A new junior song and yell were practiced.
The purpose of the spread is to develop class spirit.
Den Keiley, chairman of the educational research committee, desires to meet all of the visiting superintendents and principals of high schools in Room 120, Fraser Hall, Friday after school. The meeting is to discuss plans which are to be placed before the School Code Commission.
Tickets for the Kappa Phi and Fillin pino joint concert to be given at the Methodist Church, Friday night, are available at the church office, Corner Store Drug and from Cecil Children's adults 35 cents, children 25 cents.
There will be no Varaty Dance next Saturday evening, March 18, because of the dance which will be held in the Gymnasium following the championship game that evening.
There will be a meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa council tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 in room 206 Fraser. All faculty members who are Phi Beta Kappa members are requested to be present.
Friday and Saturday— Spring Suit Day at Carls
BOARD AND ROOM for boys at 1345
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We will have on display over 300 suits which we know to be the biggest values in the United States today.
Tailored in all wool fabrics in Sport and plain models-for Men and Young Men.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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$35.00
LOST—Fountain pen between Orent
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-Your money cannot buy you better clothing and again we say we're glad to show you and invite comparison.
Wiedemann's Tea Room Service
The Dining Service Supreme
Channels In all sizes—Rankin Drug Store, adv.
New Van Heusen Collars
New
Soft
Collar
Shirts
Luggage and Sporting Goods 2nd Floor
Continuing our pre-Easter Selling
Young Men's Suits In Styles Young Men Prefer
$24.50
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BOWERSOCK THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Coleen Moore
"Come On Over"
and
What Better Way to Spend St. Patrick Day Than to See a Good Irish Comedy
and A Torchy Comedy Adults 28c, Children 10c
No
Varsity Dance!
Next Saturday
Dance in Gymnasium
after games