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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1925
Hard Scrimmage Against Freshmen Shows Up Faults
Remaining Practices to Be Secret in Preparation for Opening Game Saturday
Two varsity squads were sent through two hours of hard scrimmage last night with the yearlings in preparation for the open tussle with Oklahoma A. & M. Saturday. The hot weather caused frequent shifts in the lineup and more than two full teams were used.
Some Clever Plays Made
Several clever plays were mixed in during the afternoon's session. Joe Anderson, a guard for back, bucked Burton picked up a supposedly dead ball and ran for a touchdown against the freshmen. Burton was also taking out of the air. Al Peterson, basketball player, who has only been out to practice the last few hours to promise at the end position and may chance there in Saturday's game.
Although the varsity made a great many mistakes in the scrimmage Jonch George Clark, however, ex-ressived satisfaction with the work
Secret practice will be held the rest of the week because “Potts” has a few clips that he wants the varsity to not perfect before the end of the week.
In the backfield, Schmidt and Hamilton were used at quarter during the scrimage. Zuber, who did some signal calling the latter part of last week may be used in the quarterback position in the game Saturday.
Wall Makes Place Kicks
Will Make Place Block Wall. Will make place block bark last night and showed up exceptionally well. "Stony" put a couple of place blocks between the cross bars
Coach Clark is undecided about the guard positions in the game Saturday. The way Sanborn showed up last night indicates that he may get the call over Cramer for right guard against the Sooner Agglies. Lattin or Snyder will work at the other guard positions.
Powers and Burton to Start
At ends Powers and Burton will probably start, with Baker and Peterson likely to break in before the game is very old. Dick Mullins and Testerman are suffering from leg injuries and will not be able to play in any of the earlier games.
Cook Plays With Drake
Missouri Boy Will Make Debu in Home State
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 29—At least one Missouri boy will make his debut as a football player in the Missouri valley conference within the borders of his own state when St. Louis plays Washington at St. Louis Oct. 3.
William (Bill) Cook, who gained a reputation as a keen backfield man while attending high school at Excel Springs, Mo., will likely be in the backfield at one of the half-back positions of the Dulcinea clutch with the Pikers.
Cook, still lacking practical playing experience as a ball tutor in Valley battles, has every prospect of appearing against Coach Bob Higgins and his Washington eleven. Ideally built, the Missouri boy has shown considerable stuff in practice. However, his newness has made the variegated suit a still handicap, which Coach Ossie Solem expects to overcome within the next ten days.
Vivian Marsh, a former Drake university griddler, coached Cook who the latter was a member of the high school combination at Excelsior Springs.
Sport Notes
Cross-country prospects at Iowa State College are not overly bright at the opening of the season. Only four experienced men have returned this year. They are Captain Drew and Clement letter, both former Fresno State and Moffatt, reserve men on the squad last year. A squad of 50 are working out daily.
B. Brown University, of Providence,
R. L is to have an all home schedule
this year. Brown has just recently
completed a new stadium and has
been named general manager with Peyton
Vannu, Colgate, Yale, Harvard and
Dartmouth.
Coach Knute Rocke refuser to get excited over the way his charges swamped Baylor last Saturday. Knute says that "Notre Dame didn't show anything. We did not have the opposition expected."
The truth of the matter is that Notre Dame will have another team
New R. O. T. C. Uniforms to Arrive for Saturday
The new R. O. T. C. uniforms which have been ordered are expected to arrive either Thursday or Friday. The company which has supplied them asserted that they will be here in time so that the members of the R. O. T. C. who will usher at the football games will have them to wear on Saturday. About 150 men will usher.
The first drill with rifles will be tomorrow evening. The members of the unit have been assigned rifles which they will keep throughout the week. Their drill team will be assigned to their respective companies and platoons.
Dr. Allen Announces Basketball Practice Will Begin Thursday
Twelve Men Out for Football but Coach Is in Favor of Training
Dr. Forrest C. (Phop) Allen, director of athletics and basketball coach, has called the first official basketball team to participate in the Robinson gymnastics. Thirty men, to whom equipment has been issued and who have been practicing for several days under the tutelage of "Frenchy" Belgard, captain, are expected to
Practice will be held from 3:50 to 5 on each Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with holiday holidays, coach Allen announced Tuesday. After that time, practice will be held daily, until the Christmas holidays, when two practice sessions begin.
Twelve of the basket squad are now out for football, but according to Doctor Allen, this is a condition to be desired and not lamented.
The men out for football are, Harold Baker, Wade Cone, Gregory Crawford, Wade Huffman, born; Wilbur Starr, Harold Zuber, and Harold Schmidt, from last year's university, and Glen Barton, Richard Crawford, and Jim Wall, from last year's freshman team.
The other men who are expected to report Thursday in addition to Captain Belgard are: Clifford Campbell, Dan Smythe, Daniel Terry, from last year's squad; and Claud Chalent, Billens Gradinger, Frederick Dunane, James Hill, Balfour Jeffery, Penfield Jones, Frederick Kester, Melvin Kraemer, Robert Kroentz, Lloyd Livingston, Charlene McKinnon, Jesse Tier, from last year's data.
The candidates will start on now a **boiled, baked, and baked** diet for it is one of Doctor Allen's maxims rights now on what he ate last year.
that will give coaches a lot of worry this year. Baylor has a strong team. Cisco, giant Baylor tackle, was on the wrestlers fourth-all American team last year and the Notre Dame backs tore off big gains over his position.
The Aggies have two backfield men that will bear watching by valley mentors this year in Feeshers and Meek. Feeshers tore off some nice gains last Saturday while the Emerson team won, but his runs when the opposition was waning, but nevertheless they were brilliant pieces of open field running.
Backs and Guards Captain Majority of Valley Elevens
Leaders, of Various Teams Are Not All Stars Of Last Year's Conflicts
Halfbacks and guards predominantly among the captains who will lead the 10 football eleven into 48 games of the Missouri Valley conference championship race, which begins next Saturday. Not all of the captains are outstanding stars, but their performance near watch owing to their titles.
Oklahoma Aggies are entering the valley for their first year of competition and so will be watched with much interest. Donald Rogers, the Aggie captain, and John Hincinthy the Mankubstetler, last year. He proved to be a big factor in the success of the eleven which won six of its nine games, tied two, and lost one. In included these games were victories over Kansas and Oklahoma. Four conference games on the Stillwater machine a substitute.
Ed Wetl, all American ticker or last year, is serving his second season as captain of the Nebraska team. He was the outstanding lineman in the conference, and is expected to repeat his performance of last year. Nebraska's first game is with Illinois on Oct. 3 and is being watched with special interest due to Coach Bearg being a former Illinois man.
Weir Leads Nebraska
John Behm, who was the all-out around player in the Ames squad last season, is the Iowa leader. Kansas has special reason to welcome a largely through his sensational work that the Jayhawks were dfated 13 to 10. Coach Willman started his team with a win against Simpson College Saturd
H. W. McGee of the Kansas Aggies and E. N. Brockman of University of Oklahoma are guards who lead their teams this fall. Both were given honorable mention in the national coach's award. Coach C. W. Bachman is working M McGee in the Kansas Aggie machine, and Brockman is expected to prove a valuable asset to Coach Bennie Owen at Oklahoma. Kansas State defeated Oklahoma 20-15 in the Oklahoma's opening game is with the Kansas Argies at Manhattan, Oct. 3.
Hullfucks leading conference teams are Meredith Sweet of Grinnell College, Samme Whiteman of the University of Missouri, and C. F. Levy of Washington University. None received an all-valley berth last year but each was given honorable mention. Coach Hyland of Grinnell will have a chance to use Sweet in the Cornell College game at Michigan. McNary will play his first game for Coach Gwyn Henge's conference champions in the game at Tulane University on the same day. Levy will lead his team on the same day, when Washington plays Drake.
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E. D. Carlos, center, is the captain of Drake, and is expected to be a high contender for valley honors Coach Solemn's team is somewhat o
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a "dark horse" and its first game will be watched with much interest. Habe Smith of Kansas is another all-conference man who is leading a valley team this year. Last season, he chose as chosen in runmate to Weir.
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the pledging of Elizabeth Fryer, c'29, of Leavenworth, and Rosalie Justice, c'28, of Hill City.
Chester Shore will leave Monday for Omaha, Neb., where he will attend the American Legion Convention Oct. 5-6. Shore will go as *a* delegate from the local chapter of 40 and 8 of Lawrence.
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