THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FOOTBALL SQUAD CUT TO THIRTY-NINE MEN
Coach Clark Keeps Nine More Men Than He Had Planned
HARD WORK-OUT SATURDAY
Rain Fails to Stop Preparation for Next Saturday's Battle With Washburn
The personnel of the squad as announced by Coach Clark Saturday is as follows:
The anticipated cut in the football squad came after the afternoon practice Saturday. Thirty-nine men were retained of thirty-one players, announced last week.
Captain Pete Jones
“Poolek” Allie
Charlie
Davidson
Davidson
Harold Dietrick
“Dan” Hoone
Cox
Joe
"Big Ed. Lea"
Clyde Freese
"Chub" Fraker
"Lefty" Farrell
Gordon Gray
"Grif" Griffin
"Hungry" Hale
"Higgy" Higgins
Perry Godlove
"Dutch" Lornborg
Alden Longwell
"Max" Kreuger
Harry Kane
"Mack" Adams
"Andy" McDonald
John McLain
Frank Marx
Dan Harrison
Dee Miffin
"Red" Pierson
Pete Reedy
Gordon Saunders
Ed Wiley
"Trix" Spurgeon
"Steve" Stevens
Roy Turner
"Bud" Thompson
"Budge" Welty
"Tarzan" Weidline
"Prexy" Wilson
This squad will be retained until after the Washburn game next Saturday. Next week when the freshman squad is available for regular scrimmages, a further cut will prohibit the squarer to about thirty regulars.
J. Pluvius worked in vain Saturday if he figured on keeping Coach Clark's mudhens out of practice. because of the heavy rains in the morning, the squad was taken in early, only working about an hour and a half in all. However when the afternoon brought no signs of a let-up in the rain a regular man-sized practice was staged, with a stiff sciff
mage and a work-out on the tackling dummies
"Run all the way to the Gym to run. Don't let that little knoll stop you," yelled "Pete?" as the squid hit them for the last round. And they ran!
"Gridiron Gossip"
By Joe Turner
Wilford Belgard, Fresh tackle, suffered a collared bone in scrimmage Friday afternoon. Belgard was a tackle on an un-official all-state team. Belgard is on the official all-state basketball team. He comes from Newton.
By Joe Turner
Spurgeen, Miffin, McAdams, Wilson, Farrell, Black, Welty and Griffin is the way the backfiel is lining up. It looks like speed, too, lots of it.
Wyckoff and Brewster, two of Washburn's best bets, will be out of Saturday's game. Wyckoff is ineligible on account of grades, and Brewster is out of the Kansas game because of the Missouri Valley conference elegibility ruling under which the game is being played.
Grover, Cochrane, and Schabinger will associate at the Washburn game. Grover and Cochrane are well known in the sport. The longer is longer in the Emporia Normal.
Harold Burt, a 200 pound Fresh back who hails from Eureka, is out of the game temporarily with a bad knee.
"Cupid!" Grauer, Varsity lineman who has been out of the last few practices with a dislocated shoulder, will back in the game today or tomorrow.
Freshman Caps
"MORE SYSTEM----LESS WASTE," SAYS ALLEN
New Plan Adopted in Issuing Equipment at Athletic
Office
"More System and Less Waste" is the principal on which the Athletic Office is handling the issuing of equipment this year. "If each branch of athletics can be given its place in the schedule, and each one handled in its appointed time, much better care can be taken of the University equipment required by all athletes." Athletic Director "Phoe" Allen said today.
During the past two weeks football has held the center of the stage, and students anxious to get equipped and started on other sports have been disappointed several times at the athletic office. However, by Tuesday all teams had completed their training and all the gridiron aspirants outfitted. Then, "Phoq" promise, the cross-country and track men will be given their turn, and the doors closed to the
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West Point Football Prospects Look Bright
WEST POINT, N. Y. Sept. 26—United Press” Point Bound grinie wrinkle the faces of the Cadets every time they think of the 1921 season. Last year's reverence are forgotten by the bright lights of success on the gridron this fall.
The Navy is already marked down as a victim of the 1921 Army machine, and the game with the sailors all in one thing that counts with the soldiers.
Head Coach Daley has intact the team of last year. That means that rudimentary football will not be needed in the early stages of train-
football men. Track equipment will be issued beginning Tuesday.
The Athletic office is better able to handle the issuing of equipment this year than ever before, and plentiful supplies for every sport have already been received or are ordered. The in-service better system in issuing will put a stop to a heavy loss that the department has suffered in other years.
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The brilliant French is expected to be the greatest star of the year. He scored 83 points in seven games last year, and with a better running machine this season he is almost sure to do at least as well.
The backfield is expected to be one of the best and fastest on the eastern gridiron, and the whole team, with such stars as French, Wildeide Greene, Breidatze and Davidson ought to make a great record with a scheme that the soldiers the greatest opportunity of history to bid for a championship.
The schedule starts off with two double-headers on successive Saturdays, and it includes the regular feature game with Notre Dame, an innovation in the way of a trip to New Haven for a game with Yale and a second intersectional contest with Wabash.
new 'advisory compen-
tion' in Hamptons and Springfield,
Oct. 1;伊拉克 and Lebanon Valley,
Oct. 10; Bwabush Oct. 15; Yale,
Oct. 22; Susquamha, Oct. 29; Notre
Dame, Nov. 5; Villa Nova, Nov. 12;
Navy, Nov. 26.
Prof. De Forest Goes to Indiana
Dr. H. DeForest, assistant professor of botany at K. U. last year and in the summer Session, has accepted a fellowship from Indiana Science Department, Indianapolis Normal School,Indianapolis,Indiana.
Special meeting of the Advisory Assembly Tuesday, 4:30 o'clock, September 27th, in Room 206 Fraser. All organizations of fifteen or more men can send representatives to this meeting—H. Olson, Retiring President.
Students Volunteers will meet at Myers Hall, 7:15 Tuesday evening.
Wiedemann's Tea Room Service
The schedule complete is:
Two Meals Daily
A la Carte Plan
Special Sunday Dinner American Plan
The Dining Service Supreme
Tea Dances—Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Afternoons
at 3:30
Wednesday, September 28, Norman Hem and 8 Pieces
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Christian Association Week—September 26-30,1921 The Y.M.C.A. must raise $5,600 this year
Jobs for 154 men up to September 20 (100 permanent jobs)
Rooms for 1000 K.U. men
Work of the Y.M.C.A.
The
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"K" Books—"The Freshman Bible 1200 copies at less than
Freshmen Welcomed
Foreign students given homes, friends and introduced to American ways
Democratic Social Life Promoted
The Y.W.C.A. must raise $3,200 this year
Estes Park Conference and summer work in industrial plants
Big Speakers brought to K.U. (last year 10 men)
Big Sister Work
Work of the Y.W.C.A.
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Freshman Frolic
Women Speakers
Estes Park Conferences
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Summer Work in Industrial Plants
All students interested in foreign missions are welcome.—Winifred Shanon, Prse.
Home Clause, a former student of the University is attending the University of Nebraska.
Walter Ellenberger Rush, A. B.17,
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Paul B. Champin, M. D.18, is resident surgeon at the Jewish hospital, St. Louis, Mo.
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