THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FROSH CAN'T STOP TEAM IN SCRIMMAGE
Both First and Second-String Backfields Smash Through the Freshmen
Team Has Two Kickers
Both Nettels and Lonborg are Booting in Preparation for the Tiger Game
The first scrimpage for the big Tiger game Thanksgiving was staged by the Varsity against the freshman Thursday afternoon.
The team showed up well collectively and individually, and easily plowed through Coach Schiadman's yearlings, while the freshmen, when given the ball could make no impression whatever on the charging Kansas队
Coach McCarty expressed satisfaction with the way the team worked out, and said that Wood and Bunn, crippled quarters, would be in condition for the big play. The field would be available for the kicking for Kansas.
Bunn was in uniform Thursday afternoon, but spent most of his time jogging along the track. Lomborg did some kicking, just to limber up on the ground and to keep it out" on his kicks until the first of next week. Wood's ankle has been pronounced in perfect shape, and he ran the first team through the plays in scrimmage, while Lupher directed the second string men. "Tad" Reid got the ball during scrimmage, but he will be in shape for the Tiger game.
The regular backfield of Pringle, Mandeville and Wood, with Cowill in place of Reid at full was first run against the first year squad, and worked perfectly on a new set of plays perfected by the coaches in the last season. In the Stuffy back and Cowell tried out in the Varsity backfield, taking possession of the ball, and made almost as good progress as the first-string backs.
The Kansas team has not specialized in any particular style of playing this season, and it is thought McCarty will continue his policy of mixing his offensive up with straight ball movement to emphasize on any particular formation.
The Missourians are reputed to have a strong kicker in "chuck" Lewis, but the Kansas team has been able to block at least one kick in every game this season, and will try not to allow the Tigers to win the Kansas game to give Lewis an attempt at score from a dropkick.
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Women Hear Lecture on Hygiene Dr. J. W. W. O'Bryon of Lawrence, lectured to the women's hygienic classes on Oral Hygiene Thursday. "It was very instructive as well as entertaining," said Dr. M. M. Bacon, "and the young women enjoyed it very much."
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at the regular business meeting, it was decided to hold the next meeting next Wednesday and it is hoped that there will be larger attendances at these very interesting assemblies, according to Anna McCullough, c20.
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MAY PETITION W. A. A.
"Any woman wishing membership in the W. A. A. should hand a written petition for same to any member of the W. A. A. Board or Miss Hazel Pratt at the gymnasium, before 5 p.m. Monday, November 24, at which time the board will meet in Dr. Bacon's office at the gymnasium and act as security positions," said Mary Cunningham, business manager of the A. A.
Members of the K. U. Band are back of the Lovalty movement to a man, according to the sentiment expressed last night at band practice. The band was put to them, and they responded with yells and shouts of enthusiasm.
The loyalty meeting which was planned for next Tuesday evening, has been postponed until after vacation on account of the fuel situation.
Band Votes Unanimously To Support K. U. First
John Montieth and Joe Schwarz,
as representatives of the Student
Council asked if they would play at
the game, and he agreed all
agreed without hesitation. Then
Prof. F. C. Molvin spoke to them
about their loyalty to K. U. In re-
view, he said that they were not
or not the Band was loyal to K. U.
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