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Coaches to Play
Under New Rules

Dr. F, C. Allen has arranged for
the members of his advanced
basketball class to play an exhibi-
tion game at 8:15 the night of Aug.
1. The 22 men are all coaches and
are trying to learn some new tricks
while in summer school.

This pre-season game will be

 

played under the new rules and will
give observers a chance to see how |
these rules work out and what dif- |
ficulties will result from their use.

So drop around to the top floor of
Robinson Gym and watch the

teachers play their own game.

 

I'sDoor Die
As Coaches Vie

High school coaches from all over
the state, who are attending summer
school at the University, will take
part in a basketball game embodying
the rules changes for the 1940-41 sea-
son. The unique contest will be pla-
yed in Robinson gymnasium, Thurs-
day night, starting at 8:15 o’clock.

The dean of basketball coaches in
the United States, Dr. F.C. Allen,
will serve as referee. There will be
no admission charge for the game and
the public is invited.

The two teams have arbitrarily
been dubbed the “Jayhawkers” and

the “Tigers.” Herbert Knipp of

Washburn, now coaching at Eudora
high school, will captain the “Jay-
hawkers,” ‘ibiile Don Meek, ej-Otta-
we University star, will lead the
“Tigers.”

Other members of the teams, with
the colleges from which they grad-
uated and the schools where they are
now coaching, are as follows: Jay-
hawkers - Elmer Schaake, University
of Kansas, Lawrence high school;
Harold Pitts, Washburn, Maple Hill
high school; Gerald Barker, Ottawa
University, Great Bend high school;
Dave Shirk, University of Kansas,
Augusta high school; Dale Hutchi-
son, Tarkio College, Table Rock, Neb,
high school; Robeat Hunt, University
of Kansas, Overbrook high school;
Richard Swetnam, Ottawa University
Bird City high school; M. W. Everley,
University of Kansas, Garden City
high school; Joe Limes, coach at Cha-
nute Junior College; and George
Stapleton, University of Kansas.

Tigers - Harold Reade, Baker,
Shawnee Mission high school; Ash-
ley, Elbel, Sterling, Wyandotte high
school; John Lonborg, Universiay of

 

 

 

 

Kansas, Argentine high school; Lee |
Casida, Ottawa University, ElDorado
junior high school; Vernon Hayes,
Washburn, Lecoranton high school;

 

 

Henry Dingus, Ottawa University

Meade high school; H. A. Lonborg,
Washburn, Minneapolis high school;
Lawrence Stanton, Southwestern,
Dodge City high school; Joe Kibler,
Pittsburg Teachers, Bennington high
school; and Willis Hockett of Atchi-
son.