SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1925
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Whirlwind Team Humiliates Tiger
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a series of bucks and passes coupled with ground gained by punts, placed the ball on the Kansas 6-ard line.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The Tigers made that often repeated mistake of trying to plunge the Kansas line for a touchdown. After a play, his team sent off, and busky Missouri fullback, the ball rested in Kansas' possession, on its 1-yard线. Kansas punted out of danger as the quarter ended, bringing Missouri's score up, and picking Mississippi's hopes for a victory.
The punting of Zobar proved a big factor in the Kansas victory; twice the big halfback punted over 60 yards from the sideline, putting the Tigers in a hole.
The game was even throughout. The Tigers earned eight first downs, to Kansas' seven. Missouri gained 135 yards by rushing, to 60 for Kan->
    heath, to 49 for up for this, through, by returning kickoffs for over 30 vards on two occasions.
Zuber Gels' best of Finding:
Zuber had the best of Lindenmeyer,
playing each player having one
kick and Zuber having one kick
blocked.
For Kanaa the stars were Baker, Testerman, Smith, Lattin, Sanborn, Mullins, Davidson, Zuber Anderson, Hart, Starr, Coulter, Voughts and
Zuber Gets Best of Punting.
The weather was ideal for the game. A strong wind which switched from southwest to north just before the opening kickoff, gave the team defending the north goal a decided advantage.
For Missouri, Jackson, Lindenmeyer,
Bacchus, Whiteman, and Walker
played well.
The maid attendance was 27,232, seting a new attendance record for Kan san-Missouri games.
Nearly three thousand more person, crowded into the stands and around the field after the game started.
The game in detail.
First Quarter
Certain Whitman of Missouri won 14 games in his last two seasons, but he born killed off 25 yards to Studebaker when he was kicked out at a touchdown for a tyard kick. Jackson made 3 yards on a touchdown pass. He scored where ball was dunked. Ball on Kansas' "Kansas" field in the Missouri recoverd on the Kansas 60-14 Missouri recovery on the Kansas 60-14 Missouri recovery on the Kansas 60-14 Missouri recovery on the Kansas 60-14 Hicks beat 2 yards on fake. Paw Whitman of Missouri reached touchdowns. Kansas penalized 14 yards through tackles. Kansas penalized 14 yards through tackles. Paw Whitman's placements were good. Stover Whitman's placements were good. Stover
Jachsen made 5 yards through the end zone for 13 yards. Kellon Bennais returned 2. Kallon Bonmais scored 10 yards and Jachsen broke line for 3 yards at tackle holder. Zachary Duncan returned for 4 yards. Zachary Duncan and Davon Recovery received for 6 yards. Zachary Duncan pointed to 10 yards while Hank Browns pointed to 8 yards when through to tackle. Quarter Ever Score 75-69.
Whitman kicked off 15 yards to Andrew Ellis, who gave him a yard line. Time out on Minnesota, Stainbaker made a yard line. Time out on Minnesota, Stainbaker added 8 more through center. Zuber punted on Minnesota to Mackenzie as Jankison
Second Quarter
Mossison's ball on her own 22-yard line in Lindemeyer pointed straight up for 5 yards. She then hit a three-pointer and was pass intercepted by Jackson. Mossison's ball in the end zone in Stiffler in for Slackman. Jackson had to take a shot at Kawasaki, recovered on her own 12-yard line. Zubenko back and Mossison penalized 5 yards off for her.
Zoner passed to Starr for 4 yards, Richener on Ferguson for a right guard. Hightower made a 15-yard pass through tackle for 4 yards, Hall called back 2 yards on end run. Richner pulled 35 yards on their own and run. Mourning made a 24 yard court hit on own 24 yard line. Clark made a 26 yard pass on fake through tackle. Whitman made a 26 yard pass on fake through tackle. Whitman made a 26 yard pass on fake through tackle. Whitman made a 26 yard pass for 4 yards, Jackson made 4 yards through center field. Whitman made a 26 yard pass for 4 yards. Whitman made a yard through center. Whitman made a yard through center. Whitman made a yard incomplete. Time out for Kaneo
Lindenwood pointed 25 yards to Stair, who scored in the first half. Zuber went over track for 1 yard. Zuber went over track for 1 yard. Missouri 14-yard line. Jackson made 3 yards for 1 yard. Kansas 14-yard line. Lindemuth pointed 25 yards to Stair, who scored in the first half. Zuber went over track for 1 yard
Coulter in for Wall. Whiteman kicked off 42 yards to Coulter who returned 28 yards on a long stretch for 1 yard. Voughts replaced Halton in Missouri's 16-yard line for roughing Missouri's 18-yard line. Halton replaced Cloud Missouri's 18-yard line. Hamilton in for Coulter at half. Zucker was over goal line and was grounded behind him, but Houston over line. Half. Over score. Ransom's 10-over line. Half. Over score.
Third Quarter
Sankers kicked off 30 yards to Stiber久斯. Whitensmith led, 15 yards to Clark。Clark had a 27-yard gain for holding。Bail on MiMonsieur's display line for holding。Bail on MiMonsieur's display line for demistering line. 41 yards out, notedbound, 6-yard。Zinker linked through line up on pinnacle, gaining 2 yards side
Whiteman on an attempt to passade 34 yards and a hard down. Whiteman's pace was well through the hands, with Whiteman's pace halfway through the hands. Whiteman dropped half the way to his goal line for touching receiver of jayne. Domi replaced heiward guard. Jackson made 34 yards through over guard. Jackson made 34 yards through center. The old Kanas held tight, holding the ball. Hart made 34 yards through line. Hart made 34 yards through line. Anderson failed to gain. Zeber pointed 34 yards against a strong throw. The quarter ended. Missouri
Jackson failed to gain. Clark made 38. Jackson grounded behind goal line for touchdown. Zimmer failed to gain. Zimmer punted 21. Zimmer grounded on one own yard line. Jackson failed to gain. Jackson grounded on one own yard line. Jackson failed to gain. Kane missed time. Kane missed time. Davenport hit. Kane made first down. Whitman made first down. Whitman made first down. Jackson knocked down. Lindemeyer pinned yards to jail who was knocked out of the Kane
Zobert lost 5 yards on an end-run. Zobert won the game 14 yards out on the Missouri 13-yard line out. Kane ran for a touchdown on the Missouri 13-yard line out. Kane ran for a touchdown on the Missouri 13-yard line out. Latten won the game 14 yards out on the Missouri 13-yard line out. Latten won the game 14 yards out on the Missouri 13-yard line out. Jackson punted twice and landed in front of end勇策 punter James Tucker. End勇策
First down from Kawartha. Kawartha 8, Missouri 1
Yards gained from sortie management 6, Missouri 6
Yards gained from sortie management 6, Missouri 6
Yards gained by passing: Kawartha 8, Missouri 6
Yards gained by passing: Kawartha 8, Missouri 6
Yards gained by passing: Kawartha 7, Missouri 7
Yards gained by interception: Kansas 1
Yards gained by interception: Kansas 1
Yards gained by interception: Kansas 1
*kickoff* 94' *kickoff*; Missouri 11 for 258
*kickoff* 94' *kickoff*; Missouri 11 for 258
*kickoff* 14 94' *kickoff*; Missouri 19 for 284
*yard* 14 94' *kickoff*; Missouri 19 for 284
*yard* runs of kickoff: Kansas 6, Missouri 6
*yard* runs of kickoff: Kansas 6, Missouri 6
*yard* runs of kickoff: Kansas 1
*yard* runs of kickoff: Kansas 1
*own fielder's recovers to touchdown* Hart, mint after touchdown Wall, mint after touchdown Clurck, mint after touchdown Whitman, mint after
Kansas
Missouri
Substitutes: Moorsen, Stafford for Stubbs; Clarke, Michael for Jackson; Graham for Bashar; Clay, Clinton for Jackson; David for Bashar; Taylor for Jackson; Wall for Stubbs; K. Crusher for Wall; Voulteux for Wall; Maliha, Helping for Wall; Maliha, Helping for Wall; Maliha, Helping for Wall;
Officiate- Offirele, J. C. Grover, Watching-
um; ampire, Glyde Willey, Iowa; lowa-
lineman, E. L. McCreary, Okahama; oklawa-
drone, Dr. J. A. Reilly, Georgetown.
190 **baby** (D)
Munsonst
L.T.
L.F.
L.D.
Linderstein
C.G.
C.J.
Smith
Steuben
R.T.
Storkebake
Q.R.
R.H.
Whiteman
Clark
Kansas
H. Baker
Smith (C)
Sanborn
Invidious
Lattin
Lattin
Testermann
Anderson
Starr
Hart
Kansas Aggies Win Meet
Oklahoma Man Breaks Valley Distance Record
The annual Missouri cross-country meet held Saturday morning won was by the Kansas Aggie team. Rutherford of the Oklahoma team had 19.6 seconds, which was established by finishing first in the fast time of 26 minutes 5.9 seconds. The former valley record was 26 minutes 19.6 seconds, which was established by Rutherford last year. Conger, of Ames, finished about 10 yards behind Rutherford, Klimport of the Aggies finished third. The Aggie team had a score of 50. Ames was second, with 81; Nebraska was third, with 83; with 92; Drake, 100; Kansas, 101;
The Akgie team had a score of 50.
Ames was second, with 81. Nebraska third, with 84. Oklahoma fourth, with 79. Kansas, with 64. and Missouri, 119.
Bronson was the first Kansas man to cross the line, finishing tenth. Survival of Kansas ran the race with a win on side and it bothered him considerably.
Only seven valley schools entered teams, as Grinnell, Washington, and the Oklahoma Aggie teams failed to appear.
Freshmen Beat Juniors
The sophomores and freshmen are now tied for first place in the interclass football competition, due to their success against the seniors and juniors Wednesday, 7 to 0 and 13 to 0. It was the first victory of the year for both teams, but they went into the lead as they were the comeback team after a tough, grueling, and played to a sorceress tie.
The junior team is now in second place, with one game in the victory column and one game in the loss 0-1 division. The juniors humbled the seniors in the first game of the season, as the senior record is two games lost.
Sophomores and Frosh Tied for Football Leadership
The next round of contests will be played Saturday at 11 a.m. on the campus lawn, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the field. These contests will come just at the close of the gymnastic exhibition, in which 800 students of the department participate, in physical education will participate.
The sophomores will oppose the juniors, and the freshmen will play the seniors. The sophomores and juniors both defeated the seniors 7 to 0, so their contests should prove interesting.
On Other Fields
Amnes D, Drake 5
Cargue Tercero 22, 24, Louis 0
Northwestern 10, Northeastern
Indiana 0, Purdue 0
Wisconsin 28, Chicago 7
Minnesota 6, Minnesota
Illinois 14, Ohio 0
Vale 0
Army 44, Urmann 0
Syracuse 17, Nigaraga 0
New York 0, New U, 0
Georgetown 27, Fordham 0
Florida 0, Miamiiac 0
Washington and Loe 14, North Carr
Jina (
Haskell 16, Crescent 17
Gonzalez 8, Stanford 0, 14
Stanford 26, California 14.
Southern California 18, Iowa
Rohla School of Stutes 20, Drury 14
Ames Wins Over Bulldogs
Drake Loses Game to Cyclones by a Score of 7 to 6
(United Press)
Des Moines, Nov. 21—Iowa State College defeated the Drake University football team in the regular today. The game was played before 15,000 spectators at the latter's home stadium.
Three safeties presented to the Bulldogs by the Cyclones accounted for Drinke's score, while Ames got her touch from a touchdown, and the extra point for the kick. The Ames score came in the final period. The game was replayed with thrills, both teams were up for it, and passions, which often were completed.
The first three periods were scores less, the opening quarter being fought in Ames territory. An attempted 15-metre roll along the ground between the goal posts, Drake blocked and recovered the Cyclone punt, securing it in an Ames' 10-yard line. The Bulleighs, where it was held, stretched an inch line, where it was on downs.
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Football Retains First Place in University Li
Fritz Co.
Although 10 years seem but a short time it can bring about several changes in university life. Ten years ago Doctor Strong was Chancellor of the University, and "Beau" Olcott was coach of the football team.
As, at the present time, interest was centered on the coming football game with Missouri and Coach Gleitman. The team won at that time Captain "Foy" James was on the injured list and unable to scrimmage with the rest of the squad. One could see Mary Pickford picker for the team's next eckseek theater for the sum of 16 cents.
The members of the senior class were contributing a dime each for the endowment fund of the "class baby." Ruth Doh.
The idea of medical care for the students had just been put into practice, and a student hospital had been built on $2 was charged for its maintenance.
The interurban line between Lawrence and Kansas City had not yet been completed.
The price of the picture shows has been multiplied by five, and the busses have taken over a large part of the city. All this, in the short time of 10 years.
Now we have a different football coach. Chancellor Lindley has replaced Doctor Strong, and the student president has become an essential part of the University.
The bottom of the sea north of Oshima Island dropped 900 feet during the great Japanese earthquake of 1923.
The best of snacks at any hour at—
GEORGE'S LUNCH Just North of the Yerseys
What did we do? Beat Mizzou!
Just North of the Varsity
Owl Service
KODAKS
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K. U. Record
Every alumnus should have his University Songs on a RECORD
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The Famous RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHOIR
BASILE KIBALCHICH Director
Really a body of solo singers joined together under the able leadership of a master musician*
Wish
SOPRANO, SOLO
in 'ave Maria' ete
CONTRALTO, SOLO,
in "The Credo"
TENOR and BASS SOLOs
in popular Russian folks songs
UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE.
8:20 P. M.
Monday, November 23
Robinson Gymnasium
Single Admissions $1.00 and $1.50 on Sale at Round Corner Drug Store, Bell's Music Store, School of Fine Arts Office
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In A Class By Itself
LACCH!
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(A New Star)
in
"Misfit Sailor"
PRICES
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On the Stage
A Big
Novelty
Surprise
—Overture—
Bowersock Concert
Orchestra
Fred K. Leonard, Director
SCOOP!
Pathe News.
Scenes of
M. U.-K. U.
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