THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
AIR WORK STRESSED PREPARING FOR AMES
Kansas Team Works on Both Offensive and Defensive With Passes
TEAM STRONG
Luck Was Against Cyclones in Game With the Tigers Saturday
Playing Missouri last Saturday, Ames had the worst in the dealing out of luck, all the breaks going against him. According to Serbilya Slavic, he should have had at least two touchdowns, and his wing men and halves been able to hold onto the forward passes at the receiving end. Most of the cyclone passes went in direction and as a result cost them the game.
Kansas is frightened at the prospect; for in the bames so far the principal method of scoring has been by the aerial route with Lonborg the ground route. We have not way against the passing Ames team might prove disastrous. The work this week has been in large, attempts to build up a wall of defense against the passes, together with further work in the management of the local passing system.
Kansas fans say that the Jayhawks need more tearmouth and practice on line plunging as was shown, they claim, in the Drake game. Only on the return of punts did the Kansas interference show up to good advantage, Saturday, when they worked on by the Kansas coaches this week also.
Besides being a passing team, the Cyclones have as their coach a man who worked under Staggy to look for a mystifying bunch of shift plays.
Ames had three men, on the first team picked for the official all-Missouri eleven last season, three on the second team, and one on the third, according to the news. The Ames boys know what good football looks like.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
The victory over Drake last Saturday did not make the Jawahayers everconfident, but only showed them where they had to work harder.
Missouri beat the Cyclones twelve points, and it is up to us to beat them just as bad or have the dope against us.
No matter how hard they work, they just cannot work too hard for Scrubby.
Down at practice Wednesday there must have been at least a thundering dozen watching the squad work. AND ONE WOMAN. We don't wonder the women do not like to come out and watch practice, when the men will not even leave their lounges for an hour a day.
We would like to wager that half of the men of the University do not know the names of eleven football men.
The Des Moines sport writers resent the report sent concerning the
The Kansas University Bible Chair
Arthur Braden Director
Announces the Following Courses Beginning October 25, 1920 at Myers Hall Open to all University Men and Women Regardless of Religious Allocation
I. Christian Ethics Mondays 5:00 to 5:45 P.M.
II. How We Got the Bible
Tuesday 5:00 to 5:45 P. M.
A. study of the materials, authorship,
dates and composition of the Scrip-
tion course than every student
should take.
III. Hebrew Prophecy.
Saturdays 7:00 to 8:00 P. M.
Indicate with an X the course or courses in which you desire to enroll.
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Drake injuries; they seem to think we don't know an unconscious man when we see him, at least they said there was nothing the matter with Marsh. Well, maybe there was not, but usually a man does not ride off the feld in some one else's arms unless he is hurt.
Did you know the KuKu Klan was the originator of the Varsity fruit fund idea?
Did you know that Michigan University does not have an organization like the Kunu Khan, or even an office where people can get up of pop? Score another for Kansas.
With but five more games to go, we venture the assertion that everybody is not familiar with the remaining schedule.
Does the cheerleader have to call
an official rally and peep meeting to get the students out to watch practice. There is no better place for the students to know the players.
You freshmen, better have that Crimson and Blue song learned pretty quick. We are going to hold a final in the near future.
And if anyone asks you, that stadium is not a dream that is dead. It is going to be a real one. Just have patience.
Saturday afternoon the University of Kansas football team will play the Iowa State College team of Ames, Iowa, on McCook field at 3 o'clock.
Y. W. Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting of the Y. W.
C. A. was postponed yesterday only
because of the special convevation
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