JAYHAWKER FOOTBALL IS THIRTY YEARS OLD
Annual Will Commemorate Anniversary With Pictures of Heroes of 1890
A special feature commemorating the thirteenth birthday of K. U. football, which falls this year, will be included in the athletic section of the 1921 Jayhawker, according to announcement by the managers this morning. The first University of Kansas football team took the first in 1890, so history states, the annual will include pages to
annual will devote several pages to a write-up of the first team and of football achievements since its day.
Prof. E. M. Hopkins of the department of nlgishE was coach of the first team and for several years thereafter. Several historic football pictures owned by Professor Hopkin were submitted annually. These include several action pictures, showing the mustached players of that day in formations as different from the 1920 version as were their uniforms. The mothers of the team of '30 according to old-timers, managed their sons' gridiron apparel.
Professor Hopkins does not believe that any group picture of the team of '90 is in existence, but efforts are being made through a photo if it is to be found. The Jayhawker has a picture of the team of '91, composed of practically the same players, and these are being communicated with both in order to form a picture of a team of collective information with regard to the first team.
A review of the work of other Kansas teams, illustrated with pictures showing by-gone gridron scenes, will be included in the write-up, according to Walt Heren, who is in charge of the work. Figures and statistics showing what K. U. has accomplished in a decade of football will also be a feature.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
They're gone. Next time Kansas rooters see their team it will be when they play in the game Thursday afternoon, about ten minutes before the game.
We do not know, but we suppose it is the plan of the coaches to take them into Kansas City today, and let them have a good time for two days before they go into a hard game. The men will probably be turned loose in the city, to answer roll call sometime about three o'clock Thursday morning, which will be taken immediately to Columbia, the others will go on when they come to. No, no. of course the coach will not watch the men closely; he does not care what they do just so they manage to make it around to the field Thursday. Each man we understand is to get a shot of cocaine in the arm and a snuff of snow, besides the field. This is in order that they may be able to see lots of balls, and lots of their own men, and thus get away with the game easy. Oh it will be a snap. Yes, Patient Old Dunkenstein, we should just kidding, but we had to tell you something about the activities of the team for the next two days for no reason. The team was known until after it is all over.
PACKWOOD, Missouri Quarter
Girls if you want to correspond with any member of the squad before Thursday, they can go there and they both know where the boys are for they are with them.
Men, you heard Dr. Allen put forth his arguments on betting; we heartily endorse them. But for the benefit of some one not in school who does not see it as they do, if some Missouri fan wants you to give him some odds on Kansas, give him even money.
There are still some Missouri tickets left, but there is no time to lose in getting them.
Word from Kansas City came yesterday, that all available space on the Pullman coaches scheduled for the special that leaves Kansas City, to meet in Detroit. But there is plenty of room in the coaches, and under the berths.
We sent a telegram yesterday to the Wabash Railroad Company in Kansas City, to have the space under each berth cleaned up, for some of the boys will have their good clothes on, and those carpets do get lint on their clothes if one if forced to stay under there very long.
Now comes th answer to that
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The Haskell Indians, in good condition after their romp Saturday over the Oklahoma A. and M. football team at Kaunas CITY, leave here tonight for Cincinnati, where they will play Sunday at Cleveland for Thanksgiving Day. Haskell defeated her annual Turkey Day opponent last year by a single touchdown.
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It is said that Coach Madison Bell is contemplating a post season game at Kansas City if a strong opponent can be found.
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will not win by a large majority, but possibly by a field goal or place kick.
Kansas fans would possibly be surprised to know that Kansas has in her midst some place kickers. Also Missouri has a mean drop kicker. It means the team with the best educated toe.
Missouri has been drilling lately on breaking up forward passes.
The lineup was announced definitely by the coaches, and the men who start the game will be picked out before they go onto the field.
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Lawrence High School will close her football season with a game against Iola high school on Thursday. The squad is working hard this week, trying its best to get into condition to win the final contest. The Red and Black team held Fort Fort, which has been amassing extremely high scores against two strong teams this season, to two touchdowns in the last game.
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Thunder out over
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At the kick off
Thursday from
The throats of a
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From the number who
Have attended our
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We are Going to Columbia to help K. U. twist the tiger's tail.
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