A-PAGE SIX
A 720 TRIANGLE WITH
COORDINATES
(1,3) (4,6)
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(20,36)
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(24,46)
(26,51)
(28,56)
(30,61)
(32,66)
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(36,76)
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(40,86)
(42,91)
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(46,01)
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1024
Varsity Team Has First Scrimmage on Stadium Field
Lone Field Goal Is Score in Regular Period With Freshmen on the Opening
Opposition
The varsity football team scripted an on the stadium field last night for the first time this year. Until last night, practice has been held on the freshmen field in order to save the field in the stadium field as much as possible.
A regular fifteen-minute period was played last night between the first string varsity and the first string freshman squad. Neither team scored until the last of the period when Capt. Harold Burt of the varsity booted a pretty field goal from about the 25-yard line. The kick was made from a rather 'ad angle but the ball went squirtly through the goal posts for the first and only score of the scrimmage.
The forward passing of the varsity showed a big improvement over any that they have done yet this season Hodge, Zuber and Anderson were doing most of the passing and were throwing the ball with snap and accuracy. Zuber punted twice for the varsity and averaged about 12 yards, which is somewhat shorter than his usual average.
About the only change that has been made in the usual positions. l the shifting of Haley from center to guard and using Louis Davidson at regular first string center. R. Smith and Taylor have been working as utility centers. Walters is going nicely at quarter with Wellman of last years freshman squad as his understudy. Sanborn, Anderson and Testerman are apparently the best bets at quarter for a minor injury and Haley are suffering from minor injuries received earlier in the season and Hardy may replace Haley this week at guard, or at least until Haley is more fit to scrimmage.
In the serimimage last night, Coach Clark used several new plays that he had been coaching the varsity on and he was well satisfied with the way his men worked them. Coach Clark has been keeping his men out as long as possible. He knows how to engage and he intends to continue doing so. He does not believe that his men have been developing quite as fast as they ought and he intends to see that lack of practice is not one of the things that are holding them back. On the second string varsity, Larry and Jake have been showing up well — "set
On the second string variety, Lindley, H. Smith, Taylor and Endoette have been showing up well against the freshmen second teams.
Haskell Opens Season
Close Game With Still College Team Expected by Coaches
Haskell opens her 1924-25 football season Saturday, Sept. 27, when she meets the Still College of Osteopathy at Des Moines, La, on the Route 68 corridor.
The Still gridistes gaze. Hardie h r hardest game gone last year, and although little advance dspeak to is he has no doctors," a cloac game is predicted.
Coach Dick Hanity will also his strongest lineup against the Iowa team, with the exception of George Lloyd, who received a shoulder injury in a hit during this play and is playing the part of spectator in the first two or three games. The lineup which will start against Still is as follows: Captain Carpenter, left end; Stidham, left tackle; Kilbuck or Cobbs, right guard; Rieck, right tackle; Kipp, right end; Scott, Ward or Colby, quarterback; Smith, left half; Papio, right half; John Levi, fullback, Officials who will "wow" the Iowa team, C. M. Kawasaki; ampire, Mikhail A. Kern, B. A.; head linesman, Karl Schleidemann, Kansas. The game will begin at 2:30.
W. S. G. A. Will Act as Guides for Homecoming
At a meeting of the homecoming committee held last night at the alumni office it was decided that the Women's Student Government Association would act as guides for the homecoming Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, Oct. 24-25. These University women will show the visitors real points of interest on the campus. ...
Mrs. E. H. Lindley was placed in charge of the recocation to be held at Welcome Hall Friday afternoon, Oct. 7. Prof. R. S. Krappen, who has been at the head of oldtimers night for the past few years, again was reappointed to that position last night. After old timers night Friday a big rally will be held under the direction of Chewcker Harold "Robb" Roberts.
Track Letter Men Have Charge of Fall Practice
The variety letter men in track will have charge of the varsity and freshman truck practice this full.
Each better man will take the individuals of his event and coach them the Kanan style. This sort of practice will take place until Coach Kai Schlideman has finished with football practice.
A meeting will be held Thursday, at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium to draw up a definite schedule. All of the distance men will work out with the cross country squad until after Thanksgiving.
Star in National League
Tris Spurgcon. Backfield Man Plays With K. C. Team
Tris Spurrier, benchfold star of the Jawahiri team of some years ago, is playing with the Kansas City队 in the National Football League, a professional organization. Spurrier plays back on the Kansas team in 1992.
The first game to be played by the team will be at Milwaukee, Oct. 5, and the first game in Kansas City, Oct. 26 with Rock Island, IL. Both Spurgeon a number of others will play against the Oakland lions will appear in the lineup.
The lineup: Herb Dewitz of Nebraska; "Dutch" Struth of William Jewell and Lou Lase of Creighton, halffaackes; Ennett McLemore of Haskell, quarterback; Trix Spurgeon of Kansas, fullback; Joe Bryant of Nebraska and Steve Owens of Phillips, guards; Henry Bassett of Nebraska and A Krueger of Drake tackles; Henry Weder of Kansas Angies and Milton Renquist of Bethany ends R. M. Cinius of Haskell, center
Annel Carpenter, left end, was elected captain of the Haskell Indian football team last night. He succeeds John Levi. It was Carpenter who received a 55 yard pass from Levi against the Quantum Marines last season. He scored 41 points after touchdowns last year, which is said to be the season's record for the country.
Sport Victories Give Uncle Sam Premier Position
of Lives
Yankee Olympic Champions Make High Point Score in Biggest Fight.
**Dublin**
New York Sam, Saw-wrinkled. That puffed
hoe and smile-swirred face your
Uncle Sam is wearing at the shack of
the summer sport season is not
an indication that he is getting childish in his old age.
The old fellow has every reason to swell up and be proud of what his boys and girls accomplished in the international sport matches that they have played, and strong international competition, the Americans came out first in:
Athletics, polo, golf, tennis, rowing,
swimming, boxing, rugby football.
Against victories in eight lines of major sport, the United States had to admit defeat only in women's team defense, skating, fencing and soccer.
Most impressive, of course, was the sweep made by the American team in all the important classes of the Olympic games in Paris—track and field abilities, roving, swimming, boxing skills and rugby football.
Important Class Record
Quit; a record! So good a record that no nation ever could beat it!
There were glorious victories scores on all kinds of fields but the outstanding event of the year, however, was the one in Paris where American players in the Paris Olympic matches. No band of Americans went against such heavy, natural handicaps in the way of experience, and no team ever went through such malicious antagonism from all sides to score one of their best, convincing victories of the year.
The American Olympic team finished first in the Paris track and field game with a better score than was made in winning the Antwerp games of 1929. The Americans nords a higher point score and won more
Betters 1920 Score
events against opposition that was expected to give them the greatest fight of their lives.
The American Olympic team made a clean sweep of the tennis matches, winning five first places and one second place in five events. Pretty much every player won the girls girl, won the singles and doubles with Mrs. George Wightman, Mrs. Wightman also won the mixed doubles with Dick Williams. Young Vinnie Richards won the men's matches and the doubles with Frank Hunter. The American team won the Olympic boxing matches, which were lost in Antsouw, and repeated victories in the events—swimming, divine and rowing.
Walter Hagen, the American star, won what is regarded as the greatest honor the game can offer when he took the British open golf championship for the second time, and the American amateur team defeated the British team, 9 to 3, in the team match for the Walker international
Hither and Yon
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Nebraska is making a big nose about their "at home" schedule this year which includes Illinois, Colgate, Missouri and Oregon Agries. A former Nebraska man is coaching the Oregon crew and they are expecting a real battle from that quarter. Illinois still has "Red" Grange and the Huskers are stirring under last year's defeat.
The Huskers are playing Kansas,
Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and the
Kansas Aggies away from home.
November 8 is an open date.
The following is the University of Oklahoma schedule:
October 4, Central State Normal at Norman.
October 11, Nebraska at Norman.
October 18, O. U. Freshmen at Norman.
October 25, Drake at Des Moines,
November 1, Oklahoma A. & M. at
Sullivan,
November 8, Missouri at Norman.
November 15, Kansas at Lawrence.
November 22, Washington at St. Louis.
November 27, Kansas Aggies at Norman.
Eight Letter Men Out at Varsity Wrestling Squad's First Meeting
Arthurty Candidates for Mat Honors; Meets Sure With Three Schools
Eight letter men will be on ham for wrestling this season. The candidates for m honors meet with Catch G, B, Pattiket last night, and 30 men practice which is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday afternoon each week.
Meets will be held with Missouri, Nebraska and Ames this year for sure, as two year contracts were signed with those schools last year. Dates will be set at a Missouri valley conference meeting in December. The schools will also be met but no definite has been scheduled yet.
Letter men out are: Cap, Reben Stirton, 125 pounds; Matthew Dolph and Mike Reidel, 145 pounds; Steve Meester, 145 pounds; Cleo Craven, 115 pounds; Carl Webering, 158 pounds; and Victor Hill, 175 pounds. Hill will not join the squad until after football season, because a letter man from two seasons ago.
Other candidates are: Harry Skinner and John Stoklas, 154 pounds; MarJabeo, J. D. Engle, D. W. Critchfield, John Corrigan, J. M. Perrine, E. G. Goodrich, R. Fletcher, Kwiel Fletcher, 154 pounds; Thomas Foster, Gordon Morris and M. M. Scanland, 145 pounds; Ralph Wyatt, H. H. Hawkins, Carl Addison, Joe Matissarin, D. C. Wilms, and D. W. Slater, 158 pounds; Charlie Kennedy, 175 and George Smith and Ted Sanbruer, in 154 pound class, will probably sign up after football season.
Stone Defeats Stribling in 12 Spirited Rounds
Young Stribbling, the Georgia schoolboy boxer, was defeated last night by Al Stone, the fightingman round bout at Newark, N. J. Stone
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had the better of seven rounds, Striking three and two were even.
fived three and two weir even.
Stone gave Stribling a terrible trabbling in the final round and the outwerner went down to his knees but it was from a ship rather than a punch. Stone tore into Stribling after this and had Stribling hanging over the fence. The air in a right wavyweights.
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Thursday — Friday — Saturday
If possible, attend the Matinees to avoid night crowds.
but be sure to come and enjoy this greatest of all pictures.
"Birth of a Nation"
Score and Augmented
Orchestra
PRICES
Mats. 25-40c - Eve. 25-50c
SHOWS: 23:00, 7:00, 9:00
Next Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Colleen Moore's Snappiest
"THE PERFECT FLAPPER"
VARSITY
Tonight
Something entirely different — Showing here two weeks ahead of Kansas City.
"Sinners In Heaven"
Shows start 3, 7:15 and 9—Prices: Mats. 10-35c, Eve. 10-40c
Coming to the VARSITY
Next Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Cecil B. DeMille's
"FEET OF CLAY"
ORPHEUM
Friday - Saturday
Baby Peggy in Her Cutest Role
"Captain January"