University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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411 - - x vai.; -, .. .. ,, c .................. 0,0,......,,...n 41,.......747 ,,...it•i -. ' . 64 et , 412 1:11121.t, %f - The tide turns as Schnellbacher pulls in a pass for the hawkers. Kansas rolls forward as Ray Evans pounds out a Forrest Griffith crashes head on into an ground gain. The fans begin to breath easier. Iowa State tackler as the Jayhawkers approach pay dirt. Y6 Es �f9 The victim of Griffith ' s Don Fambrough ' s kick after touchdown sails headlong charge, a thor- toward the crossbars following the first Jayhawker ough ly deflated Cyclone, score. limps to the Iowa State bench. The traditional waving arms of sas students signal the initial seven points, as well as knocking the paper eyeshades askew. ttel iktd. The post-game victory rush for cokes finds the concesion swamped. Throats were dry from cheering the opening con ference triumph. Football suits are put ti away to rest till next week. The players don ' t get the same break—they ' ll be back at mage Monday.

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Head Coach George Sauer maps out strategy to take the wind out of Cyclone sails. Guard Dick linson, stands by to enter the game. Tackle Hugh Johnson takes a drink of oxygen between smashes at the Iowa State line. The sun was hotter to handle than the Cyclones. Jayhawker fans join with Dorothy in prise at the fight of the Iowa State eleven. 2114),%. The visiting footballers watch their teammates Cyclones gather steam in give Kansas a scare during the opening quarter. taking the ball down field. A Jayhawker decides that the visitors have had enough Kansas hospitality and pulls down the Iowa State ball carrier without apology. An Iowa State aerial is on its way to a waiting receiver— but it fails to connect. The Kansas bench is vacated as the Cyclones give the home team a few anxious moments.

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INTRAMURAL . . . . 74e MeK Conks Okay, so you don ' t weigh 200 pounds or have muscles like Ray Evans. So George Sauer hasn ' t stopped you on the street with a gleam in his eye and a jersey in his hand. So the cheerleaders don ' t know your name by heart. Don ' t give up! You can still be a poor man ' s All American in the University of Kansas intramural athletic gram. Your girl can yet cheer with pride as you race down the field for a touchdown ... or sink a basket in the last 10 seconds ... or clean the bases with a home run. Under the slogan, A program for every organi- zation; a sport for every individual, Don Powell, director of men ' s intramurals, launched the most ambitious schedule in the history of the university this fall. Powell expects even more men to pate this year than did during the peak 1946-47 season when over 2,00 athletes battled through the various sports. Facilities have been expanded since the spring semester by the completion of a new annex to Rob- inson gymnasium. Included are a handball court, two basketball courts, a game room, lounge, table tennis facilities, and an equipment room. Two new touch football fields have also been completed, mak- ing a total of eight available for service. An innovation this fall was the publication of a 52-page manual on Kansas intramurals. Under the co-editorship of Don Powell and Jack Greer. new secretary of men ' s intramurals, the booklet con- tains records for the 1946-47 season, pictures of va- rious teams and individuals, and explanatory articles on this year ' s program. Several changes have been made in various phases (Continued on Page 93) Top: The Men ' s Intramural Commit- tee meets with Don Powell and Coach Shenk to determine th year ' s program. Center: Jack Eskridge gets off a good serve on the handball courts. Bottom: Touch football is one of the main events in the Fall program for the men.