UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
OTTAWA PLAYED K. U
Second Neighboring College Scrimmage of Season Held Last Night
JAYHAWKS SCORE THRICE
Nielsen, Fast and Ruble Star in Practice
Practice
An hour's scrimmage with Ottawa University, during which Kansas scored three touchdowns and the Ottawans scored but one, was the attraction for a small crowd of rooters at McCook Field last night.
It was the second practice workout with a neighboring college team for K. U. this season. Before the opening of the schedule the Jayawhakers and Baker clashed. The Ottawa eleven furnished much more lively opposition than the Methodists. Early in the scrimmage the Jayawhakers were surprised when Cassidy, the Baptist quartet, enlisted a twenty-yard pass for a twenty-yard gain. From the same open formation, Cassidy on the next play staged a forty-yard run through the entire Kansas队.
Following this, Coach Olcott's men came back hard. For a time the fighting Ottawa defense held well against the Jayhawker charges. Toward the latter part of the workout, however, the Kansas gains became consistent and the Kansas mentors left the field fairly well satisfied.
Pringle was the bright light for the Kansas team, although he was closely followed by Ruble and Fast. All three men proved ective in gaining ground for the Jayhawkers. Nielsen played his usual good defensive game which always wins the admirable defense against the play of Gustin Ott and the brilliant offensive of Cassidy were the features of the Ottawa play.
The Ottawa team had been drilled in the use of the forward pass and this play was used many times during the practice. Coach Schabinger used much the same style of play that Coach Hargiss used in the Normal game here September 30 and had little more success than the Normal team had. The practice training for the team in the use of forward passes and in the establishment of a good defense against such play.
The lineup for the practice last sight
KANSAS. OTTAWA.
Reid, Wilson. Anderson.
Reid, Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anderson,
Lasselt . . . . L.E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chestnut
Burton . . . L.T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barnes
Smith, R.Ruble. L.G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shreiner
Miner, Hart . . C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stallard
Vernson, Woody. L.C. Capt. Ott, Reist
Frost ... R.T... Batrine
Shinn... King, McBride
Bell... R.E... Cassidy
Todd... Q... Cassidy, Cowell
Pringle, Ruble... Fogleman,
Cowgill... L.H... Powell
Fast, Casey... R.B. Walsh
Nielsen, Skryker... R.F. Reeves, Staley
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According to the early season dop Ames will have practically a new line when they face the Jayhawks next Saturday but the backfield will have many last season's men. Janda, the locomotive of the baseball squad, is being tried out at full. The general opinion in Missouri Valley circles is that the Ames team is weaker than usual this year.
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AMES NOT OPTIMISTIC
Game
Ames, Iowa, Oct. 11 (Special)—With the Kansas game three days off Coach Mayser of the Ames eleven is spending every minute whipping his machine into shape for the first conference game. The Cyclone mentor is not at all optimistic over the prospects of the coming gridiron contest with K. U. In although Ames had lifted the division up 10 to victory over the State Teachers a week ago they had a serious time of it before they were able to tuck away a victory over the fast Highland Park team last Saturday.
It was not until the last quarter that the Ames men had cinched the game with the Highlanders and Coach Mayser was not at all satisfied with the improvement since the game a week before, but he scored 10 to 0 score on the Highlanders but the bulk of the tallies came in the final period when the
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Out of the eleven men that Mayser calls his varisity all but four are playing their first year of college football. The three players in the second year and Denfeld is playing his second year at the tackle position. Aldrich is the only experienced backfield man on the team. The whole team lacks a good defensive play, given his a long list of plays yet.
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The Cyclone backfield is one of the lightest that has worn the Ames moleskins for some time. The line is not exceedingly heavy but will average about 170 pounds from end to end. Ames supporters are considering the Kansans as an unknown quantity and are not overconfident.
The line up that will probably start next Saturday against Kansas is as follows: Jones, ree; Denfeld, rt; Erskine, rg;; Barker, c;; Evans, iv; Shalk,lt;; Parker, le; Sloss, q; Aldrich, lh; Janda, fb; Davis, rh.
There are at present six sprained ankles on the varsity and several of the most promising candidates are nursing "charleys" and some bad habits. I am not sure we have his in shape so that they will be able to give the Jayhawkers a good battle. No serious injuries have befallen the Cyclone eleven this year but the men seem to be in better physical condition than this time last year.
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