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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SECOND STRING HAD
FIERCE SCRIMMAGE
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Pounded Hard Against
Yearlings for Hour
And a Half
WORKING ON NEW PLAYS
Team is Working Desperately in Preparation for Washburn Game Saturday
When it is got so dark that the ends could not see to catch forward passes last night, Head Coach Forrest C. Aileen sent the men to the dressing sheds. The first scrimage on a Monday evening after a Saturday game was staged against the yearling team and extended into an hour and one-half of fighting, plunging practice.
FROSH FOUGHT HARD
Blocking practice was staged with real men for the blocks. Coach Lindsay ran his freshman team against the twenty-five men of the varidity second string, and a right royal fight was won across the field on downs, showing fast plunging work that took the light men on the varsity off their across the field. Laslet brought the varsity machine into harder working, however, and took the ball through the gain line for consistent small gains.
NVY PASSED LENGTHLY
Replacement material seemed the aim of the conchos in the rigorous practice. The backs were used as hard pads for the wrist, and the line was ragged into fighting,
NVY PASSED LENGTHLY
The first string practiced hard on open formations and forward passes, working several trick formations and passes. The passing of "Red" Ivy, on long thirty and forty-yard formations, flips, was called "Loborg." Loborg and Bann worked at quartet. Welch, Mandeville, Wilson, Little, Simon, and Spurgeon were used in the first string backfield alternately, and the heavy line that was used in the first half of the Normal game, including Ivy, Reid, Nettels, Sandefur, Smith, Jones, Saunders, and Hart were the principal lights of the line.
PIGSKIN PATTER
By "Cap" Garvin
For the first time since the fall of 1918, the Lawrence high school football team suffered defeat. Saturday, the team played its final game at the academy's Academy at Atchison, to 0.
When 3,000 rookers come out to the first game of the season, it is a fairly good indicator that there will be a strong run for the rookies, coming out for the Homecoming game.
The Hargis Clan seemed rather surprised at the Jayhawk squad. They really expected to win something Saturday.
Scrubby says that Washburn College has the strongest, tightest football team in their history. And just as a reminder we are due to battle with them next Saturday. Last year they were not supposed to have basketball, but only a 0 to 10. Looks like a good live meetup next Saturday.
There was not a freshman room in Lawrence to be bought Saturday noon consequently, numerous of the yearlings were rather nervous.
Mandeville looked mighty good from where we sat. Next Saturday we are going to have a rubber stamp made to read: Mandeville carried yards, for it was all ways four yards or some multiple thereof.
Then there is another guy that needs must be mentioned from the Emperor's angle of looking at it. An officer, in his mid-30s, said, "Man, he's a regular cave man,"
There was not a play without
George Nettles mixed up in it. And
Pete Jones just seated to sift
him out into ten times out of
every nine.
Dutch Lonborg ran away from
the Teachers Saturday just like Packard leaves a Ford.
Harley Little is going to throw that ball over the fence some day. We wondered if he could not flip it the full hundred yards if he had to.
We can't mention all the players who worked well in that game for our space is limited and we would have to mention them all.
When a man can get up before a howling mob of meat-threaty students as we congregated in the gym for the night shirt parade and say, "Everybody but the 'K' men will have to throw their paddles out here and buy them." The gym was Well, Sandy said this Saturday night and nearly before he had finished the paddles started raining out in the middle of the floor.
SHOWED FAST FORM
Twelve Cross-Country Men Complete Try-Out Run.
Prospects for a winning team for Kansas in cross-country running took on a bright aspect last night when Coach Karl A. Schalemann announced that twelve men, out of more than thirty aspirants, completed the first try-out run of two and one-half miles, and qualified for the squad.
James “Ace” Wilson finished first over the distance in the remarkably short time of 13 minutes, 46 1-5 seconds. The men ran as hard as is usual at the end of the season, Conch Schlademan said, and displayed fine form. The order in which the men performed was “Brae” Patterson, Schaub, “Brae” Massey, Melicier, Ming, Reb, Paris, Fitzgerald, Lynne, and Lamb.
Kansas is practically sure of meets with Drake and Ames in the mornings of the football games here, and Coach Schulman expects to take advantage of this opportunity and Manhattan, and very probably to Missouri Thanksgiving Day.
If a strong light hurts your eyes,
let us explain Crooks Glasses to you.
-Gustafson—Adv. 16-1
Glasses that are good to look at and good to look through. -Gustafson. 16-1 Adv.
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"SCRUBBY" PREDICTS HARD_GRIDIRON SCRAP
Washburn Line Will be Tough
Puncturing, Says Line
Coach Laslett
"The Kansas team will have to fight harder than has any Kansas team in K. U. football history, if the Jawhawkers are to triumph over the Washburn Ichabads on McCook field next Saturday."
Line Coach "Scribby" Laslett, who scouted the Nebraska-Washburn game at Lincoln last Saturday is authority for this statement. The Nebraska-Washburn team represented the Kannas-Nebraska game last year, with the Ichabods fighting the Husker off its feet in the first and fourth quarters. Nebraska all the men they had, too, every man but one being a memoirist who told that battled the Jayhawks to defeat less than a year ago.
The Washburn squad has a strong defensive line, and the game Saturday will be a hard fight for the Toledo line to prevent the Jayhawker to score. The players in all save two instances in the game against the Haskers, who outweighed them fifteen pounds, broomed omitted for the Kannas team, the dopestors figure. The Icklands are connected the class of the Kansas consortium, which have formed a pop organization in Topoda of the *Beat K. U.* variety.
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Y. W. C. A. Drive Reaches High Membership Mark
The reports from the Y. W. C. A membership campaign held last week totaled to five hundred and forty signed members. The drive will continue until the final week that last week was such a busy one for everyone and that some of the girls had changed addresses and could not be reached by the canvassers. Miss Gunn said she was highly pleased with the results of the campaign. "I am so excited," she reports she hopes to see the membership list pass the six hundred mark.
Bermejo Writes Article For Philippine Magazine
Fernanda V. Bermejo, ed21, is the author of the leading article in the August number of the "Philippine Journal of Education", published by the College of Education, University of Philippines.
The article is entitled, "The Diagnostic and Explapiative Functions of the Junior High School," and is in English. He study he made here last year.
Mr. Berniego is a state supervisor of academic instruction in the Philippines, on leave as a government student in the United States. ...
W. S. G. A. Representatives Will be Chosen in November
TO ELECT FRESHMEN
The election of freshman representatives to the W. S. G. A. will be held the first Friday of November. Candidates must have petitions signed by fifty women, twenty-five by men. These petitions should be presented to Helen Osen president of the Women's Student Government Association, by at least one week before election. Only girls who are succeeding in the work and who are carrying the full amount are eligible as candidates.
"We want responsible, thoroughgoing women on the W. S. G. A. said Helen Olson today. "The freshman representative is one of the few girls I can count on, as she represents the largest number of women on the Hill." Miss Olson urges that the Freshman girls and their friends be thinking right away about the candidates to become the next generation and give the matter genuine thought.
Year's Plans Outlined By Cosmopolitan Club
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F, V. Bermejo, ed 21, president, it will include plans to foster friendly relations between the foreign and native students of the University. For the present, metdings of the club will be held weekly, and talks made with national and international top officials in a committee has been appointed to help foreign students get rooms, and to show them about the hill.
The present membership of the club is about thirty, including Japanese, Chinese, Armenian, Russian, Korean, Czecho-Slovak, and American students. Plans are being made now for social entertainments which is the main purpose of the Cosmopolitan Club.
Harry Bolton, 123, spent the week end at his home in Alta Vista.
Lawrence HIGH SCHOOL
vs.
Kansas City, Kansas HIGH SCHOOL
FIRST FOOTBALL
GAME ON THE HOME FIELD
FRIDAY, 3 P.M.
October 8
McCOOK FIELD
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