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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924
Freshmen Score on Long Run With Intercepted Pass
Open Scrimmage Wednesday Is Announced by Coach as Only Open Practice
Coach George Clark announced today that scrimmage will be open to the students Wednesday night. Variety红色晚宴的 furnish competition for the first string. This will be the only open practice before the game with the Oklahoma Airgigs next Saturday, Oct. 4.
Coach John Bunn's freshman waded through the first varsity football squad last night in regular scrimmage and gave the varsity team the first set-backs they have seen since 2013. Dumont didn't feel well on both offense and defense, and secured one touchdown against the varsity early in the scrimmage. The varsity was unable to score. The remainder of the remainder of the practice. The freshman team won when Cancel.
The freshman points same when Captain Wolf intercepted a variety pursa, but escaped most of the assailants and took the varsity man out with a naughty spike.
Freshmen Looking Good
The entire freshman backfield showed up well. Puran, Lattin and Burton were three of the mainstay in the Fue. Puran was especially good last night in breaking through the line on defensive work.
Varsity Material Fighting
Burt and Zober in the variety backfield were the best groundgirls, with Joe Anderson and Hank both going well. Wellman was running the team at quarter most of the evening.
Mulkins and Babe Smith both were breaking through the frond in to throw them for losses once dominantly. Davidson books. Like the set belt at center so far, Anberner Posterman and Sanborn are fighting for the wing positions. Russell Sahure, Haley, Halyun and Snyder are probably the unstanding men at the guard position.
Coach George Clark will have a wealth of replacement material for his entire team in case of injuries and as long as companies can afford it, Coach Clark will airnothing as it is now,—no one has a catch on any place.
Washington Wins Pennant
Coffeyville Man Shows Well in Big Series
Washington climbed the American League pennant Monday by defeating Boston to 2. This is the first time since 1964 that the teams in its 29 years in the league, and is Walter Johnson's first opportunity to cavort in a big serie. Johnson is from Coffeyville, and many people are plan time to attend the series.
The club is managed by Stanley Harris, second baseman, who has only played five years of major league hag and is the youngest manager to win a pennant. In the world's series it will be opposed by John Matzki, game manager for the greatest manager ever in the game. The world's series will open Saturday in Washington, between New York and Washington.
First Tennis Tournament Should End This Week
"By this time, the second match in both singles and doubles of the University tennis tournament should be played off," said G. B. Patrick intra-mural director, today. Prevailing weather conditions are favorable to tennis and every court should be occupied by contestants."
All those wishing to compile in the second tennis tournament should sign up on the bulletin board in Robinson gymnasium. Twenty-time-crown entries have been received to date. The "sued line" on entries is Friday, Oct. 3.
Drawings will be made so that play can start Saturday.
Sprain Proves Serious; Roberds Out for the Year
The first casualty of the 1924 season in the camp of the dajachyk happened in seriemania to a candidate, a candidate for end, broke his right calf bone.
It was thought at first that the injury was just a sprain but an X-ray picture taken in the wounds was broken. Roberts will be out for the season.
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The following is the line up of the Missouri varsity in their first ACC championship against the Mizuho Fresh. There's not much anticipation in it, but it might be interesting to see how many of the same men start in Missouri's first game against Chicago this Saturday.
Variety
Smith, e.
Pielinger, l. g.
Pierce, l. g.
Vine Dyng, l. g.
Stafford, r. l.
Walsh, e.
Coghlan, s.
Iacquino, c.
Pearson, h. b.
Pearson, h. b.
Thomas, f. b.
Preston
l. g. Smith
l. g. Broomfield
l. g. Lauer
v. t. Stahlbauer
v. t. Stahlbauer
v. Lauert
m. Mistel
m. Clark
m. Hoehne
h. m. Kochheim
h. m. Kochheim
Tactically, every football team in the country plays this following Saturday. Last week a senior few got into action but the team will officially open Oct. 4. Here are the scheduled games of the entire season of the country as compiled by the United Press:
Nalo Vs. North, Carolina.
Lake vs. North Carolina
Harvard vs. Virginia.
Harvard vs. Victoria.
Polentor vs. Abakunt.
Pennsylvania vs. Franklin and Marshall
Pittsburgh vs. Lafayette
Humberton vs. Louisiana
Penn State vs. North Carolina
State.
Washington & Jefferson vs. Beth
ny.
Corsell vs. Nigurau,
Dartmouth vs. Metill,
Farrelles vs. Mercer,
Argyt vs. Louis,
Wilmington vs. Mary,
West Virginia vs. Alabaster,
Notre Dame vs. Lombard,
Ohio State vs. Purdue,
Bilens vs. Nebraska,
Lewis vs. Durant,
Immortal vs. Chicago,
Wisconsin vs. Iowa State,
Michigan vs. Miami,
Minnesota vs. North Dakota,
Rancho vs. Oklahoma Angie,
Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Mitrion
Vumbertbilt vs. Birninplam South.
Alabama vs. Furman.
Centre vs. Valpierro.
South California vs. Ponona.
Sanford vs. Occidental.
California vs. St. Mary's.
The Newark, Illinois garrison should be a good one this week. Nebraska is soaring under their ideals at the mounts of "Grand" Roost and his guest your and will be out for revenge. Advance coat and tie for this opening party are protected annually larger Sand Chuck T. Hayward has based on the style of the old-breasted lion for the current Ai Bloodgood, quartzwear; Larry Lake and A. Monsley, hiltclad; Dove Meyer, hiltclad; Robertson and Rhodes, cowl; Caint Ed Worc and Malken or Westman, barkle; Japen and Haken, guards; Hutchinson, center.
All of the beachfield men were members of Nobraska's trouch队 not yet, Blandgood, Mantyry and cook all being snipers.
Team Numerals Assigned
The numerals to be worn by numbers of the University football squad his year was announced by Coach Perry" Clark today as follows:
58 Carl Plough, 59 Frank Taylor,
40 William Mullin, 41 Henry Bennison,
42 Wilson Sparr, 44 Joe Anderson,
46 William Anderson, 47 Also
Coach Clark Announces Figures to Be Worn by Squad
Holges, 48 Babe Smith, 49 Clemmen Hardy, 59 Kiddo Hablin.
51 Harold Zucker, 52 Stanley Lindley,
53 Eikin Haley, 54 Howard Franklin,
55 Myron Vachier, 60 Curtip,
61 Charles Percival, 62 Wade Church,
63 Wade Church, 64 Wade Pierce.
67 Edward Cardwell, 62 Don Patterson,
65 Howard Crawford, 65 Victor (10),
68 Tuan Styliou, 62 Jian Well,
69 Daniel Broussonet, 62 Ruth Schnell,
69 Robert Brown.
41 Nia Snyder, 72 Gene Hart, 75 Deny Bunny, 75 Dan Millman, 76 Harold Testerhamm, 77 George Powers, 78 Harold Bakery, 79 Harold Smith, 80 Lance Hawkins, 81 Ted Stroh, 82 Don Tomlinson, 83 George Mammillo,
The Service and Community Club will hold a waterfront food and smoker Wednesday, Oct. 14, 7:00 p.m. at the Alamo Center in San Antonio. The student body and faculty are invited.
C. C. Dunlap, professor of English, has not been able to meet his classes for a few days, but accordingly he will be absent and probably he will be absent Tuesday.
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