THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
VARSITY SCRIMMAGES AND PERFECTS PLAYS
Freshmen Do Good Work Breaking Up Formations and Holding Line
HARD BATTLE FORECASTED
ream Expects Victory Oven
Ames With No Cripples
From Drake Game
Tuesday's practice was a repetition of the Monday afternoon workout. The varsity got warmed up, which took some two hours and then the fresh were called over for what the Varsity thought would be play for them, but what proved to be just more work.
The freshmen held the Varsity line for fifteen minutes, while the varsity tried to carry the ball. The first year squad did not have ten men in the backfield as they did Monday afternoon.
No new plays were worked out.
More time was spent in perfecting the old ones and especially the shift, which works just as the Ames shift do. Little worked in the backfield, doing some shifty broken field work.
Everything now points toward a hard battle with the Ames Aggies Saturday, and the squad is working toward fixing a machine that will make a good fight to come out on the long end of the score.
There are no cripples left over from the Drake game of last week, only a few stiff muscles which will be working smoothly Saturday.
PLAN TO BOOST K. U
"Dumpy" Bowles is at Work on K. U. Hymn
Geo. H. "Dumpy" Bowles, president of the Kansas City Alumni Association, is affecting an organization in K. C. with the primary purpose of instilling the K. U. spirit in Kansas City high school students. He has plans under way that are very practical and, with the help of his three hundred loyal alumni, should bring about some very gratifying results.
Mr. Bowles is the composer of the new pop song, "Tm a Jaw Hawk," which he intends to publish, turning over half of the royalties to the new stadium song. In addition to his pop song he is working on a K. U. hymn, something that is not used by every school in the country.
"What we need," said Mr. Bowles,
"is a K. U. song embodying K. U.
ideals, not some plagueism that is used all over the country." His plan at present is to turn the sale of his song over to the KuKs.
WOULD LIKE FANS TO
APPLAUD BOTH TEAMS
Dr. Allen Says Upperclassmen Must Lead The Way to Sportsmanship
"There are approximately 1400 freshmen enrolled in the University of Kansas, who have come with the idea that they want to boost K. U., but they do not know just how. If they succeed, they will and see the upperclassmen rooting the freshmen will doubtless think that the older men should know how
to carry on the rooting and will follow in their footsteps.
"And if the attitude toward the opposing team is not one of the cleanest and fairest of sportmanship, regardless of whether it is
good or bad it is no more than safe to say the freshmen will do as their superiors do," declared Dr. F. C. Allen in speaking of good sportsmanship. "Now I do not want to put out any destructive criticism; on the other hand, I want to constructive, but I want to impress upon the minds of the upperclassmen that if their actions on the football field is not of the best the freshmen following in their steps will not be on the right track toward future success in sports activities, and more especially the major college sport, football."
"I would like to see the Kansas roots go to a game with the idea that they are for both sides, but of course mainly for Kansas. But when the opposing team makes a good play it helps to give them a hand, in other words, why not clap for the opponents when they show up exceedingly well and yell for all the players on the front? The Kansas spirit is wonderful and I want to take this opportunity to compliment and thank the students for their support thus far in the football season."
Y. W. C. A. Postponed Meeting
Y. W. C. A. was postponed Tuesday afternoon so that everybody would be free to go to the gymnasium to hear Alexander Irvine talk.
Y. W. C. A. was postponed its meetings, as but as Mr. Irvine could be only once the organization was glad to co-operate. The financial program planned for Tuesday will be carried out at the
Ames used every kind of a forward pass conceived by a coach last Saturday when they played Missouri, but couldn't hold on to them.
Coach Lestes saw the Ames game, and it is his opinion that Ames is going to resemble a good sized cyclist when they battle with Kansas. Satur-
They are also good at pulling fake hifts and real shifts, according to aslett.
Kansas and Missouri just trade opponents over the schedule they played at Saturday. Ames comes to Lawrence for a playoff against up against Drake at Moines.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
That Drake-Missouri game is going to be a merry meloe, for those two Drake stars who didn't play against Missouri. They are in condition to fight with Missouri.
About the best sport we know of is the fellow who can cheer when the other side is winning.
And when the other gang is being penalized it is not good stuff to hoit him down, they are paying for their error in the penalty.
There is such a thing as being too polite, but draw the line on the unnecessary ranging of the other fellow.
Greeley Goes to West Point Leonard J. Greeley, c23, received notice today of his appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Mr. Greeley has withdrawn from classes and will participate in training courses in military course. He is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, Ku Kluan, and a major in the department of journalism.
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Song Fest...Introducing—I'M A JAYHAWK
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Columbia U. Prodigy Would Reform Chinese
New York, Oct. 20- Columbia University here has an infant prodigy in Edward Rochie Hardy, the youngest freshman to matriculate at an American college since William C. O'Brien was born world by enrolling at Tufts in 1909. Hardy's father is a professor at New York University. His mother holds three degrees and among young Hardy's antecedents were a college president and a New England gov't official who started to school at 3. He speaks up to her and is now taking up Chinese so he can be a missionary in the Orient.
Crawford County Club Organized In Universit
The purpose of the club is to further the loyalty movement and to cooperate with the high schools of Pennsylvania with the State Normal at Pittsburgh.
The third county club to be organized this year was the Crawford County Club which was organized last night at the Delta Upson House. There are thirty members in the club. Paul White of Pittsburg was elected president, Miss Florence Nipple of Mulberry was chosen Vice-president, and Robert Lemon was elected Secretary-treasurer.
Arrangements are being made to furnish the newspapers of Crawford county with news of the University and that county which that county who are attending K. U.
Miami and Barton counties have already organized clubs of this nature.
Fred D. Smith of Hutchinson was elected president of the Kansas State Historical Society at its forty-fifth annual meeting at Topek.
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