PAGE SIX
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Freshmen and Seniors Win Saturday's Games in Class Football
Kennedy, a Former Washburn Man. is Star of Senior
Lineup
Freshmen defeated the guards, 30-8,
and the seniors overhit the sophomores, 12-0. Hairy injury marked
the loss of three players tested football games seen on Stadium field this year. In both the games the teams resorted to jumping the line, as the field was too muddy for running the cold air pass.
Kennedy, former Washington star,
was the backbone of the senior
offensive, breaking through the line in
the third period for a 60-yard run
and plunging the team's second touchdown, beside tossing the pass which scored his team's final point. On the fourth, he moved it, breaking up many plays before they got under way.
The freshman junior game was very closely contested. For three periods the ball changed hands in the middle of the field, and each team made but one first down in the first half.
In the third quarter the freshmen were able by long runs to work the ball down to within scoring distance. But here the junior line hold and on the fourth down, cut Leavenger, quarterback for the freshman, put his team in the winning column by backing a goal, his team's only success.
(Continued from name 1)
K. U. SWAMPS O. U.
line. Zuker throw Ubriane for a 2-point line right end line and a 1-point left end line, then ten on, on the Kansas Stayer line. Halla made 2 yards with a hook. Halla threw for a 2-point line on an unrivalled thrown for a 2-point line on an unrivalled pass. Back to Brushley, and he missed.
Kaunas took the ball on hand on her 18-yard line. Captain Derrit told the ball through the center of the line for 30 yards on the Oklahoma 24 yard line. Zuber made eight rightext for 5 yards and two downs Oklahoma and redaktion! Word for word in Oklahoma. Zuber was around the end for 14 yards ball on the Oklahoma 12-yard line. Zuber made 9 yards off left sides. Sounded 7 yards to go. Burk made 10 yards and bog down 7 yards to go.
Zach made a pass through right side.
There added another pass through left.
Then added another pass through left.
Fourth pass through front and the goal to go. A pass, behind the goal.
Back pass. A pass, behind the goal.
Oklahoma huskies the ball no more on their own 2-sided D-line. No yards to Slary, who had 16 points in half. Oklahoma huskies the ball no more on their own 2-sided D-line. No yards to Slary, who had 16 points in half. Hart made a good yard line and half. Hart made a good yard line and half. A pass. Ezher to Hutchins, whom received a pass. Ezher to Hutchins, whom received a pass. Hutchins to the Oklahombs 24-yard line. Hart made a good yard line. No men were seen by the defensive jersey's pass, no he was with the defensive jersey's pass. Firehead for Kansas on the Gila
Durant makes a couple of off 81 yards. Zaker made 5 yards off Irish laces, hall in the Oklahoma 9-4th line. He had one run for first and last and the goal to me. Durant even for a touchdown. Time out for Bret. Krauss substitutions. Matters for Bret. He was the only one for goal was blocked. Sore, Krause 10, Krauss 8. Kansas substituted Lander for Krauss. Durant kicked off to Oklahoma II missed him. On the first play Zaker Intermitted Brittain pass. Krauner is on the Oklahoma IV line. Zakerley goes to Lanky near corner.
Third Quarter
Kansas started the second half with his original lineman. Kansas will defend the goal. Haleer kicked it for 34 yards, but it was blocked by Iowa's basket before he scored. Division I teams take a 2-4 loss in Iowa, but they thrived through the second quarter of the game. Iowa slipped through Storm's defense and was complete. Zucker pointed to pass it throughout who returned the ball to the Chicago team.
A. Aunts in Haiti to England, moved 12 years ago.
Ropeft failed to gain.
C. Raised in France.
D. Grew up in Paris and ten, on Kawasaki Island then too maned 2 yards off Ocklawaha.
E. Planned next play. Oklahoua achieved latter for Hallor.
F. A pass. Hallor is in lunchtime at the yard loss on an attempted pass. Oklahoua word went into the red zone. Kawasaki beaten.
Burt made a pair of yarn balls. Soiled around eight end for 13 balls. Ran the yarn on her own shimmery tape. She made a pair of left battens. Burt made a pair of on the ends.
Carrol has been schultied for though a quarterback.
enters a pass to Testermann was techniqueally Fourth down and 5 yards to go. One pointed at the corner of the field. The Rapport made a center left tackle. Rapport went through the center of the line for 7 yards, led the play called back and Oklahoma guarded it.
Carrel went through the line for 2 yards.
A long pass, Drawtow to Rugget, was good for 48 yards. The ball is on the Kansas the vardent line.
Brittle failed to gain. Lofford made a yards off right ground. The next play had fordified Carolina and Coral recovered for a yard line. A pass, Brittle to Higgins, failed.
Carroll has been substituted for through a counterback.
Kansas took the ball on downs on her own 14-yard line. Hurt failed to gain. Zeller was thrown for a yard pass.
Zoher punted 85 yards to Corral who fumbled. Babe Smith recovered for Kansas.
Kansas' ball on Oklahoma 38-yard line. Burt made 7 yards through the middle of the line, and Kauffman had a turnover. Ball first down and 10 for Kansas. Ball on Oklahoma 15-yard line. Starr failed to gain pain as Kansas lost the game. A score. Sutler to Bart, sorted the Oklahoma touchdown of the game. Bart made his first touchdown.
Bingham kicked off to Zuber on the Kanea 10-yard line. Zuber returned 17 yards, countered over. Kanea ball on their own 23-yard line.
Fourth Quarter
Kenton ball on her 21 yard line. Starz failed to gain on the first play. Karen resulted 5 yards off for off side. Burk felt in the main round left end. Zuber made 3 yards in the main round left end. Zuber made 3 yards
Huber punted 80 yards to Carroll who returned the point 9 yards, to the 50-yard line. Impact made 8 yards through right guard into deep field.
Start placed in the name. A pawn, Bissau in Bissau, was incomplete. Another pawn, Cajetan, was incomplete. He haunted 28 yards out of bounds. Kanda had on her own 15-yard line. Basilii
Stored inside the Oklahoma left end for 23 years. Substitution for Oklahoma, Cook for Wooldell at left end. Zuber broke through the Oklahoma alder line. Burt made a part of eight tackles. Kansas substituted for Burt. Oklahoma substituted Walle
First made 3 yards off right taddle. Start made 15 yards around right end. Powers started the ball out of bounds and Marmurd batted the ball out of bounds for no pain. Kansas substituted伏戮For hardy, Marmurd batted the ball out of bounds called 15 yards. Second down and 25 yards in go. He batted the ball out of bounds
A pawn, Judge to Star, metted 15 yards.
A pawn, Silver to Star, mined 2 yards. Oko
24 feet. Judge to Star, metted 20 yards.
24 feet. Judge to Star, was intercepted
by Star. Kannai's ball on Ohiouhn 42.
...Katanna substitution: Russell Smith for
Tucker
Harris made 2 yards on the left side of the ice. Harter made 3 yards on the right side. Harker made 2 yards for first and 1, Kansu on the onl Hillson 50 yard line. Hearn on the onl Hillson 50 yard line.
Zuber failed to gain. Hart added 3 yards through right kick. Zuber failed to make the necessary yardage and Oklahoma打了 14 yards. A man,仁弘来, Ruppert, made 11 yards. Dibrow made 8 yards through the center field. Dibrow missed a putting call. Davidkown scored down behind kick. Nansen substituted Lindles for Zuber. Lindles punted 49 out-of-zone.
Kansas City on her 24-yard line with
a minute and a half to go, Lindley
scored for the Chiefs. Oklahoma
Hawks on the Kansas 24-yard line,
with Lindley, Mollison for Vulgarity.
Britsie's 17-yard line.
A nurse, Bristow to Cash, was proof for 10
weeks.
Tarsleh turned down Bristol's pass. A pause. Bristol to Robert, fumbled to gain any parachute. Hart made the tackle. A pause. Bristol to Cook. was good for 10
Holloway's man into the end zone was insured. 'Karra' ball on his 32-yard line. Kakao substitutions: Coch for Davenport. H. Baker for Nowitzki.
left arm. 3 cards off right handle. *Harold
family subsidized for lext.*
The name ended with the ball in Kangaroo.
Final Score : Kargas 20: Okla., 0.
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Belkens John C. Grever, Washington (Umpqua,
C. E. K. Missouri, Midland Valley Cola-
tions; band lineman, Dr. J. A. Kelly,
Yards scored in the semifinals: Kanaan 21, Oklahoma 17. Karned first走位: Kanaan 16, Oklahoma 14. DeVaughn first走位: Kanaan 1, Oklahoma 4. Funkts 7, for 264 yards, Oklahoma 4 for 125 yards; average points of pants: Kanaan 16, Oklahoma 14. Forward pass: Kanaan 16, Oklahoma 17. Forward pass: Campbell 5 for 22 yards, Oklahoma for 114 yards. Opponent's passes intercepted:
The Summary
Pavilion: Kanaes 5 for 45 yards, Oklahoma 2 for 28 yards. Fumbar: Kanaes 3, Oklahoma 2. Own fumbar reserves: Kanaes 1, Oklahoma 1. Own groom's fumbar reserves: Kanaes 1, Oklahoma 2. Tumblers: Kanaes 1, Oklahoma 1. Hoster 1. Goal after: Burst 2.
James Connolly to Convention
James L. Connelly, c. 25, left
Saturday night to attend the national
convention of Sigma Deta Chi, pro-
tection journalism fraternity, at
the University of Idaho. Mr. Connelly
is president of the Kansas chapter.
Retirement by way of Chicago. Mr.
Connolly will step in that city for a
short visit with George Hollinberg,
fc23.
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