THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FOUR
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30.1925
Valley Leaders to Settle Honors in Saturday's Game
Oklahoma Aggies to Play Grinnell, While Sooners Meet Husker Eleven
Four valley contexts scheduled next Saturday promise to settle many of the differences in valley standings, Missouri and Ames will meet at Columbia. Both teams have a clean slate, and the winner stands a good chance of winning the valley title. At Stillwater, Oklahoma A. and M will meet Grimlund B. and C for a fourth game. Neither team has won a game but both eleven shows have shown up strong against other teams.
The Sources will invade Lincoln to meet Nebraska. The dope strongly favors Nebraska. The Knute-Drake also promises to be a close game.
Yale to Play Army
Yale to Play Army
Among the important games scheduled for this weekend, the Army men will be at Haver, and the Northamthur strangle. Harvard will free William and Mary at Cambridge.
Several important intersections contests are also on the schedule for Saturday. Michigan will try to defame the Navy at Am Arbor. Haskell will go many miles to face Ganzaga at Spokane, Wash. Notre Dame and Georgin Tech will also clash next Saturday at Atlanta.
The important games scheduled for next Saturday are as follows:
Abdansi m. Miestenko at Tampereun on Saturday
Barker v. Amy A. & M. Wainwright on Monday
Barker v. Amy A. & M. Wainwright on Monday
Brown v. Darmouth at Paimonou on Wednesday
Cummer v. Hali, Cumming at Davidev,
College of Sciences m. Baker at Europaeum
DePawr m. Franklin at Tampereun
DePawr m. Franklin at Tampereun
Haskell Plays Congrats
George Tech in West Dumbo at Atlanta.
Harvard in Boston and Mary at Cambridge.
Indiana in Chicago and Mary at Cambridge.
Indiana in Northampton at Incomings.
Indiana in New York at Incomings.
Lafayette in Baltimore at Kinston.
Mary at Albany at Kinston.
Mary at Albany at Kinston.
Mary at Albany at Kinston.
Mary at Albany at Kinston.
Michigan in Navy at Arlington.
Michigan in Navy at Arlington.
Missouri in Navy at Arlington.
Missouri in Missouri.
St. Louis Schools Meet
Nebraska v. Oklahoma at Lincoln,
Oklahoma v. Nebraska at Lincoln,
Oklahoma v. A. and M. v. Greenwood, stillwil-
ness
v. Johnston at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania v. Johnston at Pitt-
burgh,
Pennsylvania v. Johnston at Pitt-
burgh,
Southeastern at Princeton,
Rice v. Southeastern at Princeton,
Rice v. Southeastern at Princeton,
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Kansas Conference Teams Meet
Southern Methodist v. Texas at Dalton.
Southwestern v. Wichita.
Northwestern v. Whitman.
Syracuse v. Dallas at Akron.
Syracuse v. Pine State at Memphis.
Virginia v. North Carolina.
Virginia v. Mississippi at Nashville.
Virginia v. Rhode Island at Charleston.
V. M. I. V., Lynchburg at Lorton
Washington State University at Pollinator
Pennsylvania Washington
W. Va., W. Wallace at Charleston
W. Va., W. Wallace at Charleston
Yale C & A Arsenal at New Haven,
Yale C & A Arsenal at New Haven,
J. Behm Is Leading Scorer
Ames Back Heads Conference as Point Getter
Johnny Behm, the fear charging Ainsback is tapping the list of Valley scores in the week ending Oct. 26, for three touchdowns and a shutout of five touchdowns and four successful points after touchdowns. Morgan of Grissimelle is close behind Behm with 10, also the result of three touchdowns, but only one successful
Don Muek, Kansas Agrile Giordani,
Norton Bohn and Cory, Amnesiac banks,
Jackson, Missouri; and Spurs of
Drake are only one point behind
Moran, each with a total of 18 scores.
Mackie and Wall of Kansas are tied
at 7 all, with Schmidt right on their
four and six points from one touchdown.
Following in a list of the 45 scorers of the Valley, which represents every Conference member:
Attempted Searing
(Including All Game Trays.)
J. Belton (Anna) 10
Marian (Grenville) 2
N. Jebb (Anna) 3
N. Jebb (Anna) 3
Meek (Karan Agrawal) 2
Haven (Dhakurana) 2
Haven (Dhakurana) 2
McCorp (Chin A. A & M) 1
Leya (Washington) 1
Marissa (Karan Agrawal) 1
Matthew (Karan Agrawal) 1
Miller (Washington) 1
Miller (Washington) 1
A. B & M (Andrew) 1
Howitt (Glen A. A & M) 1
E. J. Anshul (Anshul) 1
Slough (Oklahoma) 1
Slough (Oklahoma) 1
Flammencott (Henderson) 1
Clark (Munster) 2
Sweet (Grenville) 2
Sweet (Grenville) 2
Pzy (Duke) 1
Schmidt (Karan Agrawal) 1
Prize (Kan Agrawal) 1
Land (Dhakurana) 2
Whitman (Anna) 1
Whitman (Anna) 1
Trounsch (Oklahoma) 1
Trounsch (Oklahoma) 1
Mail (Anna) 1
Cook (Agrawal) 1
Cook (Agrawal) 1
Wilcox Eligible to Play Missouri Valley Footbal
Norman, Okla., Oct. 30—"Firpir Wilcox, 220 pound tackle of the Sooner squad, late yesterday was declared eligible for Missouri Valley athletics in a decision by Dean S. W. Byers, of Iowa State College, chairman of the Missouri Valley eligibility committee.
In the meantime, Wilcox was already on the road to Lincoln where the Oldhoma team meets Nebraska. However, with Frank Potts, giant half-back, injured and out, the Sooner aerial and smashing attack is weakened in the face of a Nebraska barrage.
Class Hockey Schedule Complete; Will Erect Bleachers for Games
Freshman Squad Not Chosen Contests to Start Monday Afternoon
The hockey schedule for the class tena will begin Monday, Nov. 2, according to Miss Dorothy Barter, of the women's department of physical education. All spads except that of the freshman class have been picked.
Following is a list of the squads and the games to be played: Senior squad: Jeanne McMehlin; Ruth Barrett; Irina Gobert; Carolle Eislinger; Edna Buckman, Ruth Schwartz; Laura Glidden, Virginia Davis; Emma Root, Holen Marcell, Marijnora Wiese, Leah Ullmann; and Linda Kohler.
Junior squad: Johnnie Stevenson,
Helen Gregg, Ann Botsford, Dora
Geiger, Selma Klemp, Jannitta Kirk-
ley, Mark Meyer, Jessica Tilby,
Mary Chanion, Dorey Taylor,玛格丽
Curry, Mary Bernstein,
Nora Baird, Elise Orsbion, Lucille
Pylec, Harriett DeWoffe, Mary Ele-
sie, Linda Farrar, Sophomore
Sochmore squadr: Ruth Martin.
Cherie McCoukney, Jo Brown, Jojie StClaire, Latha Brown, Gretta Fink, Gertrude Dalton, Margaret Hays, Daphne Workard, Wormia Wagstaff, Josephine Worland, Marjorie Stone, Blakehike, Gertrude Seaty, and Olive Wetherley.
Schedule of games:
Senior-Junior—4:30, Nov. 2.
Soph-Frosch — 4:30, Nov. 3.
Senior-Soph — 3:30, Nov. 3.
Junior-Frosch — 3:30, Nov. 4.
Senior-Frosch — 3:30, Nov. 4.
Junior-Frosch — 3:30, Nov. 5.
Senior-Frosch — 4:30, Nov. 10.
Senior-Frosch — 3:30, Nov. 10.
Senior-Frosch — 4:30, Nov. 11.
Senior-Frosch — 3:30, Nov. 11.
Senior-Frosch — 4:30, Nov. 12.
Junior-Soph — 10:00, Nov. 14.
Classes to Play Football
Bleachers are to be put up on the field for spectators. Members of the women's department of physical education will refer the contests and will select an all-star team after the tournament.
Intramural Games Open Nov. 7:
Few Freshmen Out
The schedule for the intramural football games was announced Wednesday by John Sahoo, who has charges of intramural competition. The games will be played at 9:30 a.m. on the north and south side of campus. For more information, visit Nov. 21. Students will officiate at the contests.
Unless more freshmen turn out for practice, there is a possibility that the freshman class will not be represented in the competition, as hardly enough freshmen are practicing to constitute a full team, it was stated earlier. Suits and equipment can still be prepaid from Bunn, who desires to talk with more freshman candidates.
The schedule for the games is as follows: Nov. 7, seniors vs. juniors and sophomores vs. freshmen; Nov. 14, seniors vs. sophomores and juniors vs. freshmen; and Nov. 21, seniors vs. freshmen and juniors vs. sophomores.
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