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__ Kan.--The football
minds which will rule the Crimson
and Blue warriors in the 1925 cam-
gn have begun to work together.
No one is more anxious for Sept.
15. the date when official practice in
' _. the valley starts. than head coach
rge. (Patsy) Clark, who has just
turned to Lawrence from his sum-
in Colorado.
where for a change and recreation
he engaged in the management of a
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;tioned date all Missouri valley elev-
- tens will begin practice and the an-

'¢as coaches will trot their men out e

 Coach Car_l Schlademen has also
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'John Bonn,

. scout. who has
9 ' attending the coaching school
lit the University of Illinois. has re
darned and is ready to take charge
. zgf-the newcomers as soon as school

’annaou Tackle Washington First.

‘ . : We the utmost confidence iii Coach .
his assistants, the?

board of strat-
has a real job on its hands if the
e eleven is to land up near the
7 percentage standing. ,
15!! have wound up in recent

‘years.
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The scheduleze Sept. 26.'K. 8/'1'. nois to have the distinction of win»: 1 bl‘? 990" ¢’"°U8
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Oct. 10. there. Conference officials in the P!‘315°d-

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Othtf ° ‘°1't5¢K°|1"lP°'i uated from the University of Illi-‘ tre Dame U_niversit)'« ll‘ Sllcalilllfl
. nois in 1922. During his four years of Columbia and football prospects
nior letter: there he played four full seasons of } Crangle said, “I am sure l will like
. .. efield. ju-I, football, receiving four letters. _
' nior: Kerr Whitfield. Ness Cite‘. 511-‘ it the time Cmigle entered llli-‘ oryono has two“: "*0! W“ 1. “'3: ‘:2
Harold Dayhaff. “oi, the our we; on gnd an fre3h-_ old Missourian an on y commit 81'
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said. “lie was the hardest hitting}

men.’ The returning squad is about
evenly divided between

assisted this year by Charles Black.
former Kansas football and basket-
ball star;  - ‘

' 17 Letter ,Wildca-ts Back.

. faculty. students and alumni of the .
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MANHAITAN. KID--S¢V¢n3¢9".‘i\?3'(b‘i'eex[ii*essiii‘: his opaoioiimoz tilgl A th f -

x 1 t e start 0 a new year-
the forty eligi .
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ansas Aggie letter men are among con,“ ,7‘!-gngp-_

This monthly publication, which;
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, mm,,, mm 0, A,,,w,,,,e. W] You ll want to get acquainted with a
ow to live no to the mdition of: = good shop where you’ll get real sat-
l the Ag Club which is to make each;
' succeeding year “bigger ‘and bctteff -
;than its predecessor. A new page the K’ _
‘which is ‘.0 be devoted to giving? °

camp
the
the strong Kansas Teachers College

sign of the Wildcats. Early in

practice contest. Six of th
contests are withotlier i-alley schools 3.
the one remaining game being wit u
to Marquette Univer-dty. of Milwau-

lice.

ublicity to the experimental work:

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of the College or Agriculture and ' .
Experiment Station
. be dded -‘

for this year is as fol-If
. Osmr W. Mqier, editor-in- .
chief: G RGfi=§bs'- business mm--‘ ‘ where six chairs and the best porter
lngton, editor; and; . .' . h b

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After the Kansas Teachers gamed
Coach Charles Bachman's Wildcats 10
meet onsuecessive week-ends Okla-
homa, Drake, Kansas and Missouri,
all in the order nam e o 1
date usually alloted to the freshman
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to the 800-mile jonrneyto Milwau-
kee. following which the team must,
hasten back to Manhattan and pre-1
inst Missouri rare for the homecoming some

the Nebraska Cornhuslierlx. Th

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men ; hing there for two years
lable‘ and to Be   i went to the University of Arkansas.
use freshgiiaa ball Mentor. , where he was assistant football
last year for the most of: .______ ‘ coach and head baseball coach.
1l'ol>-E Jgck cg-gggle of the University of’ « Crangle arrived in Columbia last,
Clip‘-1 Illinois is the newest addition to the week from South Bend. lnd.. where’
ng staff. He will be; he has been ‘attending the coaclung
rixhtzunni. the position than assistant coach in football and lu-ails’ school under the direction or Knute

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‘ October 3——Tlilane at New Orleans
October l0——Nehrasl£a ‘ at Columbia
October -l7—Rolla at Columbia" -
October 24—Kali'. Aggies at Manhattan
October 31-—Iowa State. at Columbia .
November 7,—V\Iashingtoo at St. Louis
November 14-—Oklalioma.'at Columbia

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November‘ 21—Kansab at Lawrence

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