M E C E M A d h o u l t i o n L w a p t
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FROSH WIN OLYMPIC Jayhawkers Stage Comeback, Tie Husker
Will Discard Freshman Cap Rest of Year
By winning three out of four events in the Olympics held on McCook Field Saturday morning, the freshmen by virtue of such a victory may discard their distinctive headgear after the Thanksgiving holidays.
The freshmen were victors in thug-of-war, obstacle race, and the push-ball contest. The sophomores won the relay race easily, but were outclassed in the hand-stand-ball races which was very hard fought; the first year men were declared the winners, because they were able to keep the ball in the sophomore territory most of the time. Neither team was able. Each team large ball over the soak. Each队 comprised of 10 men from each class.
John Hill was the freshman olympic manager and Earl Endicott the sophomore manager.
After their victory the freshmen marched in a body to Fraser Hall where a roaming pup rally was held to all reports from kha freshmen.
K. C. Knock-Out Story Is Refuted by Widmer
Henry "Home" Widmer, c22, boxing instructor, is peeved. The papers in Kansas City "knooked him out" in Hamilton, Mo., Armistice Day, while he was bungled in knocking out another boxer at Downs, Kansas. Now he's afraid that some of his friends will "just" and lose their confidence in him, persecue even going so far as to "knock him" for a goal or so.
Wilder was matched to fight Jimmy Kramer at Hamilton, but changed dates, and was re-matched to fight Morris Hainer at Downs. He knocked out Hainer in the third round of his affair, while the substitute against Kramer was administered the anaesthetic mask round. Whereupon the papers chronicled the knockout of Wilder at Hamilton.
Bradley Stages Javelin Exhibition on McCool
Between the halves of the Kansas-Nebraska game on McCook Field, Saturday, Everett L. Bradley, Olympic representative for the United States in throwing exhibition on the field, cleared of the thousand thunderbirds who had just put on a big snake dance. The husky Kansas track captain hurried the pointed rope more than 155 yards, a better than average move for mid-winter spring meets.
His appearance on the field was greeted with prolonged cheers. Bradley won second place in the five-event all-around classic pentathlon at the cup at Anstwrp in August ahead of any other American contestant.
Delta Tau Delta held its annual home-coming banquet at Widecoman's tea room, Saturday at 7:30 o'clock. Among the prominent woreups were the 1996 U.S. Olympic gold medalist and leader of Chicago. James Allen Chantecade acted as masst master.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
The ladies of the Catholic Church will give a cafeteria supper the evening of Thursday November 18th, commencing at 5:30c'clock in Odd Fellows Hall. Music by Haskell Orchestra.
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wall for no gain. Dale tried again and when the referee had cleared the ball of men, Kansas had the ball on downs on their own 1-yard line. Lonborg kicked out and in a few minutes the quarter ended.
Nebraska punted and Lonborg, receiving the ball on his own 10-yard line. A Nebraska end was down on him but missed his tackle, and Lonborg ran back nearly five yards and then returned the punt 23 yards. Then he treated 28 yards more towards the Nebraska goal on a fake pass, at fullback, went through for 8 yards at fullback, gwnth through for 8 yards and "Dutch" got a first down on the next play. Mandeville completed a pass to McAdams, who jumped hich in the air to grbh what looked like a sure incomplete attempt, and Kansas had the ball or the 17-year line. "Dutch" winked at "Mandy" and on the next try, tossed the ball for a completed pass to Nebraska from the goal line, when he took the ball, and fell over with two Nebraskas on him, for the second touchdown. Sandefur kicked goal.
REFEREE RULES AGAINST SCORE
Newman returned Sandefur's kickoff to the Nebraska 35-yard line, where Bell recovered a fumble on a play shortly after. Two passes failed for the Kansans, and a fake play brought an offside penalty of fifteen yards. Lomborg's kick to Newman was not enough to stop the opposing umpire up Reid lap, apparently off the safety man's shins, and the Kansas end dashed across the goal line. The referee ruled that the ball didn't hit the Nebraska man before Reid grabbed it, and the ball was given to Nebraska on her 20-yard-line. Manadevela returned Moore's pants 3 yards to the Nebraska 40-yard line. He turned lateral Coverd flip across the line of scrimmage to Lomborg, who was run out of bounds 32 yards further down the field, on the Nebraska 30-yard line. An incomplete pass, a gain through the line, and a loss on a trick "guard" play held up the Kansas march, but Butler moved the ball up the lateral ball to Mandeleville, and "Mandy" lightly tripped through the remaining 20 yards and over the line. Sandefur missed the goal, and the score was tied.
Newman returned Sandefur'x
kickoff to the Nebraska 40-yard line and after making a first down on line plumges, Dale plunged through the Kansas 30 yards to the Kansas 20-yard线. The mighty Hubba went in for Dale at fullback and made several material gains but the white blow before could be credited with a first down.
half half
Number of rushes 21 12
Ground from rushes 57 38
Flip down, rushes 38
Punts 8 5
Punt yardage 275 203
Average on punts 34 41
Passes attempted 4 10
Passes completed 0 5
Passes by passes 0 14
Flip down, rushes 0 5
Passes intercepted 0 0
Punt returns 20 28
 penalties 4 3
Yards, penalties 17 22
Pumbles, ball lost 0 1
Pumbles, lost, fouled 0 0
Pumbles, recovered 0 1
Yards lost, serigram 5 7
Statistics of the Game KANSAS
NEBRASKA
half/half*
Number of rushes 34 33
Ground from rushes 170 59
First downs. 12 4
Punts 4 4
Punt. yardage 137 170
Average on punts 34 42
Passes attempted 5 1
Passes completed 2 1
Yards by passes 53 30
First downs, passes 2 1
Passes intercepted 0 0
Punts returns 12 20
Penalties 4 1
Yards, penalties 50 5
Fumbles, ball lost 0 3
Yars lost, fumbles 0 0
Fumbles recovered 1 3
Yards lost, scrimmage 5* 5
Minimum of $40 To Be Sought From Students
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John Tracey, chairman of the student Loyalty committee, then detailed the plans for this week's drive to raise $100,000 among the students. The committee has between schools,* organizations and teams of workers, in the student drive.
The notes collected by the workers upon condition that at least $500,000 in all was collected.
this first campaign.
Prof. W. J. Baugartner, chairman Tracey announced, will be valid only of the original Loyalty committee which started work on are Loyalty Movement which eliminated today in the Drive, spoke and urged the students to participate in an annual grand finish in the subscriptions Thursday and Friday.
Paul White, county club organizers urged the students to form county clubs before the end of the week in order that they might take part in
The convocation broke up with a "locomotive" yell for the New Stadium.
Presbyterian Guild Holds Dinner
Rev. J. W. Boyer entertained
the members of his cabinet at dinner at the Oread Cafe Thursday evening.
After dinner plans for the year in regard to work among Presbyterian
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