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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, SEPT. $ I _ {5} $ 1925
Head Coach Gives Football Players Initial Workout
Short Scrimmage Scheduled to Try Out Caliber of Available Material
The football squad, which has been working out under Captain Babe Smith for more than a week, is in good condition for the initial workout under head coach George "Pokey" White, and variety practice takes this afternoon.
A short sermonism is on the bill for the spinal this evening the first one of the year, and Coach Clark is planning a big event. "This material he has to work with this full
Cool Weather Is Appreciated The late attack of cool weather has helped the boys considerably in getting into a football frame of mind and they are all eager to get under way.
The practice the first few days will consist of light screen graphics and some hard dummy practice together with signal drill, kicking and passing. Zuber and Schmidt are practicing Wall is trying long place kicks.
Four Squads Report
Four Squabs' Report.
There are enough menus for four full cupholders and the additions to the coating staff will make it possible for the coaches to give more individual attention to the se cond player players.
Haskell Team Works Out
Material Is Plentiful for Al Positions but Guards
The Haskell football squad started permitting Saturday under the directions of Coaches Hankey and Hanley. The Indian team performed in great shape in the initial western team for another worthless team are roys.
The Braves open the season at Springfield, Mo., on Sept. 26 against the Bryant Panthers. This should be a practice game for the institute boys and a good conditioner for the hard schedule to come.
George Lev), brother of big john
and captain of this year's eleven
shower up well at halfback in the
extinction Saturday and take off at
eyes wide.
Other backyard men sleeping in well are Smith, Omboy, Saffie, Folton, McLain and Colby. McMain will visit them for the ovar turbock birth this talk
In the line, Coach Hankie has Norton, Jones and Pappio from last year's team at the ends, Roackch and Stilman at tackle and Hawley and Nevada at center. The guard positions will give the coaches a great deal of worry, as no men of caliber have shown up for these positions.
Freshman Women Must Pass Test in Swimming
"Classes are larger this year than ever before, in spite of the fact that one extra class has been added," said Ben Gimnon, a regular work will be grab tomorrow.
All freeshaw women taking physical education are being given a chance to pass the swimming test, which is a University requirement for graduation, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, according to Mise Margaret Hurto, head of the women's physical education department at UTEx expected to try out for this test unless they are unable to swim.
America's Largest Island Inhabited by Only Two
(United Press)
Laming, Mich., Sept. 15, —Bill Lively, woodman, is to remain an other season as "governor general" of America's largest fresh water island it has been announced by officials here.
Lively is not only the sole representative of the law on lake Royal in the center of Lake Superior. He is half the permanent population also. He and his wife are the only person who call the 150,000 arel area island
Iole Royal can be reached by boat from Dublin, Minois, during the summer months but it is practically isolated from the United States, rest of the time.
Lively, a game warden is kept on the island the entire year to enforce commercial fishing laws and game laws.
Women Asked to Sign for Fall Tennis Meet
All University women who wish to enter the individual tennis meet for women are asked to sign up at the gymnasium this week, so that pairings can be made as soon as possible. Last year the meet was held in the spring but it has been decided to hold it in the fall this year, according to Dorothy Batter, instructor in physical education at Boston University and given to the winner of the meet Last spring Mary Bernstein, 'C7, was the winner.
Starr's Run Against Washington Longest One From Scrimmage
Kansas Athlete Scores o
Pikers After 101 Yard
Trendro
Wubar Starr's record smashing run of 101 yards for a K. U, touchdown against Washington last fall was the second of his 1924 returns in 1924, according to the computations of Parke H. Davis in Spalding's Foot Ball Guide for 1925. Starr's closest rival was Tommy Murphy of St. Louis in 1923, a 56-yard run against Heyman Normal.
The longest scoring run of 1924 was 104 yards, made by William Senn of Knox who intercepted a pass from behind his own goal line and raced the length of the field to the Coe goal posts.
Jenkins Runs 102
One other run of 102 yards was longer than Wilbur Sturpr's sprint. Hayes jenkins of Akron took the ball on the kick-off and hiked through Ohio Wesleyan for a touchdown. John Levi of Haskell made the longest completed forward dash against the ball against George Kipp who was standing five yards from the goal line. Kipp fell over the line.
Dullman Wins Fame*
Gale Bullman, West Virginia Wesleyan, made a 94 yard dash for a touchdown with a captured fumble which not only was the longest run of its kind but also the longest run of any Syracuse by a 7.3 score. The longest scoring run from a blocked kick was made by George Wilson of Tulane who ran 50 yards. The longest field goal from a dropkick in 1924 was a 52 yard boot made by Donald Rutherford of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Kenneth Wilmons of University of Illinois scored a 64 yard field goal from phenom when he knocked out 50 yards over the Clemson goal line.
M-Bride Place Kicks 11 Goals
John F. McBride of Syracuse made 11 field goals from placements during the 1924 season and holds the record of three in one game. McBride and Henry Benkert of Rutgers hold the record for points scored in 1924. Each score 100. Benkert scored 16 touchdowns. Benkert holds the largest number scored by one player in 1921. Benkert's team-mate, Homer Hazel scored 24 "extra points" during last season.
Rabbit Baker of Northwestern and Pat Dawson of Bebout each scored seven field goals from drop kicks. Dawson and Ed Garibach of the Army hold the record of four drop-kicks in one game.
Bulldog Squad at Work
Tale Team Faces Stiff Schedule for 1926 Season
Yale's football squad has been ordered to report at Yale Field on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The size of the team is not known, but their number is seventy-five.
The innovations of the schedule include the resumption of football relations with Pennsylvania after a lapse of 31 years, the addition of Middlebury and the departure of Yale from the food for a mid-season
Yale has no easy matches listed for the 1925 season. The first game has been scheduled with Middlebury, and then with Oxford, both played at New Haven. Following this game, Georgia, the University of Pennsylvania, Brown, the Army, Maryland, Princeton and Harvard will be played on successive Saturdays.
Yale has lost more players and a greater number of stars by graduation than at any time since the war Captain Lovejoy, at center, and Ray Pond, halfback, will be especially missed.
Yale's initial line up is expected to be about as follows: Ends, Gill Patts and Obarne; tackles, Captain Join and Waterboy; guards, Kee and Richard; center, Starburh quarterback, Bumel; halfbacks Cottle, Kline and Cutter; fullbacks Allen, Waworth and Failing.
Spain has approved the treaty with America to respect the prohibition laws.
Experience Is Not Necessary W.A.A. Points to Be Given to Participants
Fall Hockey Practice Begins; Women's Class Teams to Be Selected
The first fall back basketball were held Monday, Sept. 14, and will continue until games are scheduled between the various choices, according to Durody Barrer assistant instructor in the department of physical education.
W. A. A. points will be given those girls who make the teams; 100 points being given to those who make the first team, 70 points to those who make the first squad, and 25 points to those making the second team.
All those who wish to make the teams are asked to come out for practice whether or not they have had any previous experience. However, those who are new at the sport are asked to report at the freshman practice periods for the first few times, an game will be fully explained there.
In order to make one of the teams, at least one-half of the practices must be attended. On many days the various squashes will hold practice in
The hours for practice for the various classes follow: Freshmen, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30; sopho-
TONIGHT—TOMORROW
A compass which automatically records on a paper chart all the changes in course made by a plane in the air, and is powered by the Army Air Service.
moores, Monday, 3:30, Thursday,
4:30; juniors, Wednesday, Friday,
3:30; seniors, Monday, 4:30, Thursday,
3:30.
RICHARD BARTHELMESS in Shore Leave
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