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DRAKE BATTLE IS END OF 4 YEAR ARMISTICE
Last Football Game With Iowa School Was Back in 1915
BULLDOG LINE IS HEAVY
"Flu" Epidemic in Kansas Squad Worries Jayhawker
DRAKE HAS HEAVY LINE
Tomorrow, Kansas goes into her first Missouri Valley contest of the 1920 season. Drake University of Missouri was one of the skigler luggers to Lawrence for the opening conference battle with the Jayhawkers. It will be rather a renewal of old acquaintances for the next season, but not met on the gridiron since 1915.
Sima is the head coach; we have the information that the Bulldogs are a heavy line-plunging squad with lots of amash and force behind them in the backfield. Not given much to the nerial attack but ready to take it in an emergency. They possess a good kicker in their staff of players, and have the ability to break up a good many seemingly good plays started by their opponents. Drake maintains that they did not expect to get beaten as badly as Illinois if it was so hard to put up a real fight with the Jayhawkers. It is the first valley game also for the Bulldogs, and if won by them will give a good start in the early season.
FLU HIT KANSAS CAMP
On the other side of the line, looking over Kansas material, it is found that a light attack of influenza has invaded the Jayhawk camp, and not without some bad effects. "Red Ivy has not been able to be out to practice this week, Tad Rael has been moping around the field like a sick kitten, McYdonald looks pale and weak, Red Hart looks as though he has been attacked by George Nettles has been watching practice must of the time, and Wint Smith is on the light duty list. It seems to be a slight epidemic of the flu and has hit the football sheds along with an attack of splorific bells, which, while they do not make the men sick, cause much annoyance.
Coach Allen expects to have a fight in team out at Saturday but will not make any predications as to the problems that, in that he figures on a hard battle.
Remarkable Coincidence In Professors Discoveries
A large chart of one of the many hundreds of old English manors was made by Prof. A. J. Newman during the summer months. When he returned to the University this fall he brought this chart with him in order to show that he is in various classes in the department of economics and commerce.
Prof. A. J. Boynton noticed the chart and thinking that the plan and the name of the manor looked familiar, investigated and found that the manor was one that formerly belonged to the Boynton family. Professor
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Women Shooters May Contest With Other Schools
TO PICK RIFLE TEAM
"A women's rife and pistol team will be picked from the class of seventy women who are now enrolled in this course," said Captain M. C. Grenata, instructor of the women's rife and pistol class, today. "This team will compete with other Universities to now organize women's rife teams."
...Washington University already has such an organization and Captain Grenata hopes to secure a meet with them this year.
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In addition to competing with other Universities the women will compete with the men of the R. O. T. C. In comparing the shooting abilities of the men and women Captain Grenata said;
"I see no reason why the women should not hold their own with the men in such a contest. Regular army conditions will prevail with the exception that small ammunition will be used to prevent gun recoil.
"The women will be given thorough preliminary training in sighting, holding their rifle and caring for it before being allowed to shoot." Captain Grenata has had considerably trained rifle riffles as he was coach of the national matchs of the R. O. T. C. at Camp Perry.
Miss Dorothy Cochran, c22, will pend the week-end with Miss Ruth aunders, c23, at her home in Kana City.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
Everybody should learn the new Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay Jayhawk" ong. It's a dandy.
No, Coach Adrian Lindsay is not a senior law, he jerked some ligaments Wednesday, while working with his first year fledgling.
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The Jayhawkers will get the acid sit tomorrow. It will be the Jayhawk gainst the Bulldog.
Damp weather does not do any material good toward keeping the men limbered up and in good fighting shape.
And that "flu" story today is not a bear story either.
Those fellows running around in the woods down by Potter Lake yesterday were the varsity squad. They didn't want to pace down the mud on McCookie, 'cause someone is in fall past hard ready there Saturday.
Practically the same line-up tomorrow as has started in the other two games.
After tomorrow we will be able to put out some comparative dope on the other valley teams. We will also try to win against them, the standing of the valley members.
John E. (Jack) Naimish, son of Doctor Naimish, the director of physical culture in the university, is now director of athletics at the Steel Works Club in Joliet, III, directing both the gymnasium work and in swimming.
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According to newspaper reports from there, he is making good and is well liked. During his years in high school at Lawrence he was very prominent politically and took an active part in new athletic races on the hill last year.
Herbert Hoover, former national food administrator, is making a series of addresses in Kansas towns. He is speaking before the Rotary Club of Kansas to advocate for a farm conference, attended by heads of farm organizations throughout the
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Mr. Hoover will speak at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at Emporia Thursday evening, and a general invitation has been extended to the public, especially the farmers, to attend, as food crops, production, consumption, and living costs will be discussed.
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