FROSH SQUARE TO BATTLE VANISH
Big Team Adjusting Sights for Aerial Work on Thanksgiving
The Varsity seems to realize that are not going to have such an easy practice game as one might think when they go into the game against the fresh Saturday. Of course they have to win, for all varsities are supposed at least to be able to win over their own freshmen, but the team has a tough task, just as much right to score a touchdown as the varsity. The freshmen have been taking their regular daily drubbing at the hands of the varsity all season, and now come their turn to get sweet revenge. According to some of the first year men, they are also coming out of a cocked and primed for the Sturdy game and say they are going to poll some surprising stunts.
Naturally the coaches are spending some time with the varisity these days; for the one big game of the year comes next Thursday, but they are not going to be in town in their workout. Last night they spent most of the time in perfecting their nirvish attack. Just when this attack is to be used was not given out, but it is a pretty sure guess it will not go wrong. They also had to spend a certain length of time on the riffle range, so Kanaan backfield men are spending some of their time in getting their sights just right, and a sharp sharkdoer has been moving around the diving doves on the sending and on the forward passes.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
A man with oodles of nerve, weight 190 pounds, height 6 feet. Sounds like good football material. There is a chance for some coach, Danny Chester might like to play, he seems to have gotten money every other way.
Injuries have kept the Tiger limp
all season, but by Thanksgiving
most of those defects are going to be
mended.
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Introducing
Captain "Chuck" Lewis of the Missouri Tigers. "Chuck" is a halfback or guard experience and is now filling his career with the Missouri Tigers he has played in "Brick" Travis, all-Valley tuckle, who defeated Kansas 19 to 7 on McCook field last Thanksgiving Day. You have starved as the season so far, but the players are promising in a few disagreeable surprises for next Thursday.
tion among the Jayhawkers, who are going to Columbia, and they must be bought before Saturday, and none will be reserved for future payment. Missouri is preparing for the largest crowd in the history of the game.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Rollina field will accommodate about the same capacity as McCook field, and already requests have come in for the team to hang out the hanging out of "S. R. O."
We would pick an all-valley team, and publish it before the Thanksgiving game, but it might influence some of the real sport writers, so will remain and until it is all over and simply ask. We told you so.
Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma stand to place the most men from the comparative showings of the three schools.
MANAGERS SAVE TIME
Grinnell has the record for the high score in one game for the season. 81 to 0 is the count they got last Saturday over Simpson.
Jnyhawker Men Devise Scheme For Getting Honor Lists
A new system of gathering information and pictures for the Jayhawker is being put into effect this year, according to the managers of the annual. The principal innovation is the fact that all glosses honor blanks, information sheets and checks for space are to be left with the downtown photographers instead of being stored in a safe in former years, thereby saving time for both the student and the annual' managers.
Honor blanks are being enclosed with all proofs of individual pictures sent out by downtown photographers. These blanks are to be filled out and returned with the approved proof. The payment for space is to be made at the same time, and the gloss, check and honor blank will be collected by the annual managers. The honour blank should be to be mailed to the hawker office till early next spring, so additions may be made at any time.
A similar procedure is being followed with regard to fraternities. An information blank was mailed to each organization some time ago and this is to be filled out and returned to the studio when the proof of the organization's group is returned.
The lightest team in the Valley. That is Kansas. 174 is the average weight of the team.
Bloomer and Springate are practically out of the game, however, the rest of the season, both have game legs.
Missouri is not the weakling she are toted to be. There is one of the most powerful scoring machines in the valley if it could only get going.
Fullright had some injuries at the first of the season, but they do not bother him now.
n previous years Kansas has outweighed Missouri, but this time, it is reversed by at least 20 pounds to the man.
Missouri always plays over her head so to speak, when Kansas is on the other side.
have a scrap book with a paragraph about every big school in the country, and a sentence on each ambition. Under the Kansas paragraph it says, "Ambition: to beat Missouri in football." Not a bad ambition at that.
Up at Michigan University, they
Practically every injured Tiger, with the exception of Bloomer and Springate will be able to play next
Thursday,
Some dissection in the ranks when
a player gets mad and knocks the
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PROGRAM
SCANDAL WALK...Helen Elfeldt & Dot Engel
Chorus—
WALK
Chrora
Dorothy Kirk, Teddie Crouch, Marian Brandimore, Jerry Rogers,
Midred Saunders, Laura Cowdery, Helen Montgomery, Louise Hol,
Sarah Hardman, Lotlie Tibals.
IMPERSONATIONS.
IMPERSONATIONS Bill Lambert
THREE MEN AND A GIRL Elsie Priscie
JOLLIE JUMBLE OF DANCING AND SINGING...Five Rolie-Polies
Margaret Stibbs, Teddie Crouch, Mildred Fowler, Peggie Jane
Jane
KISMET...Virginia Haynes
Chorus—
Louse Idle, Idonel Hackney, Nell Carsey, Dorothy Gage, Pauline Abd. Martin Hall, Fred Milliken, Dilbencek, Donald Abel Martin Hall, Fred Milliken, Emi Rigier.
INCENSE BEARERS—Ruth Saunders Elizabeth Burkhalter.
FOUR MINUTES OF HARMONY.
LOVE IS A GAME...Pauline Doerr, Robert Griffin
Chorus
Chohrs—
Doberty Cookan, Elva McMullen, Beth Smith, Louise McLaughlin,
Nadine Cox, Margaret Rector, Helen Montgomery, Moseley Campbell, Laura Jenkins, Maria Corti, Maude Rillien, Lilian trump,
Ruth Hill, Lucile Tibbals.
DOUBLE TIMING THE BOX
Nell Carey and Francis Eaton
Jane Hindman, Martha Thompson
SCOTCH IMPERFECTIONS.
Jon Prodie
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SCOTCH IMPERSONATIONS...John Brodie
SALLY GREEN...Mildred Wiand
Ezra Bunk...Lucky Baldwin
Siras Bunk...Henry McCurdyn
Constable...Tubbie Slain
Sarah Jane Hindman, Jerry Rogers, Teddie Crouch, Dorothy Kirk
Katherine Ainsworth, Bob Griffen, Dean Boggs, John Old, Wendall
Smith, Eddie Engels.
CHINESE JOYS AND SORROWS Elsie Prisco
CHINENSE JOYS AND SORROWS ... Elsie Frisbee
Chorus—
Miriam Lamar, Bernice Bridges, Lauren Broungh, Louise
Cleta Johnson, Ciaela Johnson, Acompton. Finale
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E SCHOOL DAY Finale
Phyllis Depow, Henry McCurdy
Hazel Dugger, Allee Carruthers, Marion Brandonmeir, Marjorie Smith, Ruth Davis, Betty Michel, Louise Saltmarch, Bernice Cook, Claude Kelsey, John Hill, Chink Blair, Jimmie Dye, Hudson Gilbert, John Old, Jake Peekham, Dick Haggart.
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