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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1924
Football Squad in First Scrimmage Under Head Coach
Muddy Field for Practice Squad in Good Shape; 'Potsy' Clark
Pleased
Bouch Geeree "Potsy" Clark, head football coach, appeared on the field last night for the first time this year and put the victory football squad through a good practice in spite of weather conditions.
Under valley rulings the coaches are not allowed on the field until Sept. 15 and the first scrimmage of the season last night, under Clark's direction.
"THE WASTED by the Sahara."
"The heat of yesterday afternoon made the field anything but a Saharan desert and it is hard to say anything about the individual men," said Coach Clark today. "Several of the blue sweater backfield got off for some short runs and the reds got through the line on several twoyear minutes serigraphy on a maddy field doesn't tell much."
Field Was no Sahara
Clark said that he was well pleased with the showing the man made and said that they would probably get another short scrimgume tonight. All of the men came out of the first encounter without any serious damages, which indicates that they are in pretty good shape.
Squad Cut to 42.
**Squad Out to 12**
The very young squad has been cut down to five players. Liverpool, 220 pound guard from Chickasaw, Oka, having been declared ineligible on account of scholastic work. Captain Harold Burt has been working out his educated toe on place kicks and judging from his last year's right to give, Kansai strong additional scoring offers by the kicking route.
Squads of Last Year to Meet Wednesday in Gym
"Phog" Calls Basketers
Call_for basketball material has been made by Coach "Coach Phog" Allen. A meeting of the Varsity squad and last year's freshman squad members will be held-at the Athletic office at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon to discuss basketball and arrange for a practice schedule for this fall.
Captain Tus Ackerman, Henry
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Mini apple pie and Brown Bread
Fifteen other flavors of Nut and Fruit Ice Creams and Sherbetts from which to choose
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"Bank" Hheckert and Verne Engle are the three letter men from last year's team. In addition to the Varsity squad there are a group of stars from last year's freshman squad that will be available material for this season games.
The basketball team was unusually successful last year loss lasting only one conference game, which was played against Oklahoma. In addition to carrying away the Missouri Valley championship, the K. U. basketlers rolled up a total of 43 wins in valley games in the season. The team had 34 consecutive victories with credit before the Oklahoma defeat.
Miss Dorothy Hoffstot is spending the week end with her parents in Kansas City, Mo.
Schlademan's Last Call for Cross Country Men
Coach Karl Schaldeman issued last call for varsity cross country men today and urges all men who can run distances to see him in action. The cross country team will first get into action at the Aggie-K. U. October 18, 'Howard Grady and Verne Pratt are the only two cross country men lock', said Coach Chidelaan yesterday, and we surely want every
Freshman cross country candidates and spring track candidates will not be called until later.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenson of Topena
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Miss Audrey Jenson of Corbin hall,
e have beautiful Views of K. U.
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Better Kodak Finishing too.
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Students bought the first day of enrollment and ever since have been Parker Duofold and Conklin Endura Fountain Pen.
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AT THE THEATRES This Week
Bowersock "HONEY BUNCH"
Complete change of program daily Also Our High Class Movie Program Shows Start 2:30, 7:00 and 9:00
Varsity
TONIGHT - TOMORROW
"THE SIDE SHOW OF LIFE"
Two worlds, circus and society, with the star of "The Covered Wagon"
Wednesday - Thursday "THE ENEMY SEX" with Betty Compson
Directed by the man who made "The Covered Wagon"
Note Prices—Mats. 10-35. Eves. 10-40c
Thomas Meighan in Rex Beach's big action story "THE ALASKAN"
Friday - Saturday
Orpheum
Week-End Show - Friday - Saturday "THE ARIZONA EXPRESS"
More action than a cyclone
NEXT MONDAY "THE SEA-HAWK"
Varsity Slickers
The newest models will be found here
Priced for cash
$5 to $7.50
Children's for less
Children's for less
SkofStadS
ELLING SYSTEM
"Ciothes of Merit for Cash"
A Mid-week Sale of Dress Coats at $57.50
A collection of coats of Exceptional beauty, in the most wanted luster Pile fabrics, of Black, Penny, Kit fox, smoke gray, and Deer.
Elaborate fur trimming of Gray Squirrel, Jap Mink, Mink dyed, Muskrat or Marmot, and French Seal.
Values from $65.00 to $69.75.
A showing of New Dance frocks at $27.50 to $45.00
New Flannel Dresses at $16.50 - $25.00 - $27.50
Bullenes
IT'S THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS
Society Brand Clothes
What's new in Clothes for Fall
The easy fitting suit is more acceptable than ever this fall. There are changes, of course, from last season. Trousers are longer and a trifle wider. The low, soft lapel is now universal. The soft front coat, too, is more generally worn.
You will find this season's style correctly carried out in all Society Brand Clothes. They're properly cut. The question for you is only which model looks best: you will be equally well dressed, whichever you prefer.
You can take your choice between the straight line coat and the coat with a suggestion of the shaped back. One is as good as the other, if they're correctly cut.