PAGE FOUP 1. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924 Thirty-first Game of K. U. and N.U. Here Homecoming Record of Games Shows Nebraska With 19 to Her Credit and Kansas With Nine Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 17 — When Neen Bracha and Kansas University football teams meet at Lawrence, Saturdays will be the first time a game between the two institutions. The two schools first met on the gridiron in 1892, Kansas winning by a 12 to 0 score. One year later the players won by an identical score. The two schools have been friendly rivals since the 90's, the relations between the two institutions always being the best. The record of Jayhawk-Cornerhusker games, shows that Nebraska has won nineteen games and Kannapolis two. Two contests have resulted in Nebraska has scored a total of 104 against the Jayhawks who have tallied 188. K. U. Won Last in 1916 K. C. Won Last in 1916 Following Nebraska's defeat at the hands of the University of Oklahoma, Cornhushner followed begin to prepare for the next Viley game—his last game, the last time Kansas beat Nebraska was in 1916, but it appears that this year's Jayhawk aggregation has an excellent chance of turning the trick again. Couch Fred T. Dawson has a light, experienced team but a wonderful bunch of players. Max Towle, former Nebraska athlete who scoured the Kansas Amcs game at Lawrence returned to Lincoln praising the work of the Kansas eleven, and carried the ball to the end with a real scrapt when they buck up against the Lawrence outfit. Results of previous Kansas-Nevada university. Year Winner 1893 Kansas 1894 Nebraska 1895 Kansas 1896 Kansas 1897 Nebraska 1898 Nebraska 1899 Kansas 1900 Nebraska 1901 Nebraska 1902 Nebraska 1903 Nebraska 1906 Nebraska 1907 Nebraska 1908 Kansas 1909 Kansas 1910 Nebraska 1911 Nebraska 1912 Nebraska 1913 Nebraska 1914 Nebraska 1915 Nebraska 1916 Kansas 1917 Nebraska 1918 Nebraska 1919 Nebraska 1920 Tie 1921 Nebraska 1922 Nebraska 1923 Tie K. U. Captain Holds Edge Stellar Fullback Leads Valley in Scoring Record Harold Burt, captain and crashing fullback of the Jayhawk eleven, leads the valley scores in the number of points scored against valley opponents. He leads all 10 points against Ames Saturday the Kansas backfield star beats Critchie, captain and halfback of the Grinnell team by two points. Critchie in the game against Wichita led all 9 points and is a close second. The standing of valley players scoring points against valley opponents follows: Burt, fullback, Kansas, 10; Critchie, halfback, Grinnell, 8; Roberts, Ames, fullback, 7; Collins, Nebraska, end, 6; J, Calif., Ames, quarterback, 5; Liam, Oklahoma, 4; Lamb, Oklahoma, halfback, 5; Sweet, Grinnell, fullback, 2; Bloodgood, Nebraska, quarterback, 1. Attention of the students is called to the Kansas-Oxford debate on October 29, at 7:45 p. m. in Fraser chapel. Activity tickets will admit. No stubs will be torn from activity books for admission to Grid-Graph showing of Kansas- Agnice game Saturday. Show entire activity book to doorkeens. John R. Dyer, Chairman. TAXI — RENT-A-FORD Storage HUNTSINGER No.12 Lawrene High to Meet Manhattan on Saturday As a preliminary to the Jayhawker-Angie Traces, Oct. 18, the Lawrence high school football team traveled to Bridgeton Friday afternoon. The junior Jayhawkers are coached by Andy Macdonald while the Manhattan squad is under the instruction of Arthur Shark, famous Argie half- The Lawrence team by a 9 to 3 victory over Empera last week won their third consecutive game and have as yet an uncrowned goal line. In the three games played they have scored 84 points to their opponents 3. The Manhattan team also has an uncrooked goal line although they have played in two games, one of which was scoreless. Last year Manhattan defeated Lawrence 7 to 6 and the other Lawrence team is out for revenge. Changes in Olympic Program Announced at Freshmen Meeting Chose Cheerleader for Annual Event; Will Have Push Ball Contest New events were announced for the olympics, which are to be held the morning of Oct. 25, and the freshman cheer leader and athletic director were elected at the meeting Thursday evening in Fraser chapel. Events which will require an unusual amount of scrapping and pep will be the feature of this year's olympics, according to Walter Farrar, e25, manager of the olympics. The first event will be a "battle royal", in which a certain number of men from each side will be given boxing gloves and be put in the ring and told to "go to it." Next will be the tournament, in which runners will be required to go under instead of over the hurdles. Then the regular tug of war, and the sack will be there. The pushball will be on the field for the fifth event, if such arrangements can possibly be made; if not then the cripple relay will be substituted in its place. However, every time a player is substituted, the pushball is their according to Farrar, for it gives the opportunity for the whole of each class to get out and fight for its side. Tom Meyers were elected athletic director, and Frank Trounsel, cheerleader. 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