UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
BRAMWELL TO HEAD NEXT YEARS ELEVEN
Aggressive Center Chosen To Lead 1913 Squad of Grtdiron Warriors
WEIDLINE OTHER CANDIDATE
New Captain Declares Next Season's Aggregation Will Rival Ever-Victorious Team of 1908
Willis Bramwell, a two year "K" man was the choice of the Kansas team last night for next season's captaincy. This was somewhat of a surprise to the majority of football followers as up to yesterday but two candidates, Weldline and Burnham, were in the field. In the election, Weldline was appointed only by Weldline, Burnham withdrawing from the contest.
It is doubtful whether the squad could have picked a better man for the position than Bramwell as he is one of the most reliable men on the team. Next season will be Bramwell's last year on the gridiron.
In addition to being a good man for almost any position in the line Bramwell is a wonderful defensive and offensive player at center. His ability as a fighter is well demonstrated in the remarks of "Tiny" Allen, 226 pound Nebraska center, who was named the best posing "Bram" delcared, "that Bramwell was the biggest little man he had ever tackled."
In fact most of the Kansas rooters were satisfied that Bramwell was too big for this same husky Nebraskan.
Speaches were given by the coaches and the two captains and the 1912 team concluded the evening by a concert oforious aggregation for next year.
Official announcement of the "Ks" will be made at the football smoker in
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Return
But Two of Last Years' Tiger Basket Ball Team
With but two of last year's five back, basketball prospects at the University of Missouri are not very encouraging. Edwards and Taune are the regulars while Craig and Bernet who were on the squad last year are also out. Groves, a star of last year, and Shepard have been injured, and five have refused to come out because football has put them back in their studies.
The aquad has been narrowed down to twelve by O. F. Field, the coach and work is on in earnest. Sixteen games will probably be scheduled and the team will probably make a northern flank. The number of good men have joined the squad who were on the Freshman five last year.
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GERMAN LECTURES
AT TURNER HALL
Three centuries of German life in America illustrated with 150 pictures, is the theme of a lecture given by Mr. Rudolph Cronan at Turner hall, next Monday night at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Cronan is a lecturer, author, and an artist of the highest type and should be heard by the entire class in German of the University. Admission 25c--Adv.
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PLAYS GAME IN SLEEP
Wilson, Kicker, Ends Slumbers on a Gridiron All His Own
One of the post-season football stories is told on "Buster" Coolidge and "Bun" Wilson.
A few nights before the Missouri game these two men were sleeping together. Everything was quiet and both were resting peacefully when suddenly 'Buster' was awakened by "Bun" grabbing him about the neck. He held on tightly for an instant and almost choked "Buster." Then he let go. Everything quieted down again.
But again "Bur" made a high tackle and again loosened his grip. Coolidge, in order not to disturb Wilson, turned end for end in the bed. Now Buster was sure that they could both sleep peacefully.
But on the very next play Wilson decided to punt. It was one of those fifty yard spirals at that. Time had taken out to care for the injured.
When the game was resumed, Coolidge had left the field and "Bun" Wilson, the K. U. quarterback, play on the game on a gridiron all his own.
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The Masque Club Play
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DECEMBER 17 and 18
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BREWER PICKS A TEAM
Seats on Sale at Woodward's Saturday Morning.
Three Kansans and Same Number of Tigers Given Positions
Positions
As everybody was doing it Coach Brewer of Missouri was unable to keep out of the All-Missouri Valley foot ball team picking game.
The result from a Kansas standpoint was fairly satisfactory, three Kansas men being given' places. However, three places were also handed to the Tigers. The Kansas men chosen were Burnham, Weidline and Captain Brownlee. The team in full is:
Center—Wilson (M.), Allen (N.)
Juhl (A.), Pearson (N.)
Weidling (N.)
Ends—Brownlee (K.), Howard
(N.). Welsh (D.)..
Tackles—Burnham (K.), Barton, (M.). Pfund. (A.)
Quarter back—Hurst (A.), Lansing (D.)
Toni Honor, at Minnesota. Plans for a campaign among students at the University of Minnesota for the inauguration of an honor system in examination, were assured when the students were assured that the faculty would be glad to turn over the question of honesty and fairness in examinations as soon as the student body was willing to assume the responsibility of seeing that every student refrained from cheating.
Half backs—Simons (D.), Knobel (M.), Burge (A.).
Some Bone-head, This.
The only California state that says a fossilian year-old has been uncovered by the university excavators at La Brea.
rull back—Purdy (N.), Crull (D.).
Phi Gamma Delta will give their annual "Pig Dinner," Thursday, Dec. 19.
Some Bone-head. This.
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Tyros Show Up Well in First Contest of
In the first game of the interclass series played yesterday afternoon on McCook field, the freshmen walloped the sophomores. The score was 12 to 4.
Series
In the first half the freshmen outplayed the sophomores altogether, but in the second half after being lectured by Milton and Helern, the second year men came back and scored two safeties on the tyres. Gadani and Cort scored the touchdowns for the freshman. Both tries at goal failed.
The freshmen outweighed the sophs ten pounds to a man and time and again plowed through the light second year line. Fisk, Johnson and Reber especially hit the line low and hard. Gadskill at quarterback and Caps at end also played a good game. For the sophomores, Sweeney, Brown and Milton played the best game.
The most spectacular run of the day was made by Fisk just after the kickoff, when he broke through the sophomore line for a seventy-five yard sprint. He was tackled two yards from the goal. Gadkill carried the ball to the next down, then freshman to the rooting bunch. In the last half when it was evident that the tyros would win, Coach Frank, Captain Brownlee, Tudor, Burnham, and Price organized a rooters section and made some
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noise. Coach Mosse was very well pleased with the game but expressed a regret that more of the sophomore Varsity men did not come out for the team.
Between halves, two ward school boys took opposite sides as to which was the better team and engaged in a fist fight. It was of short duration and the larger of the pair quit after the end of the first round.
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Made Joke of Honor System The result of the use of the honor system in selling the "Cardinal" at the university of Wisconsin has led to complaints from members of the "Honor Box" consisted of various kinds of small buttons, a postage stamp with the glue licked off, and soda checks.
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