“Al-Star’ Game
Is On Deck

Twenty-two a Fa ee
high schools and junior colleges will
choose up two teams from their
number and play a basketball game
July 31 in Robinson gymnasium at
8 p.m., it was announced today by
the department of physical educa-
tion.

The mentors, enrolled at present
in the advanced basketball- course
being taught by Dr. F. C. Allen, head
basketball coach here, will begin
practices for the encounter this
week. They will use stream-lined
backboards, a new substitution rule,
a new  out-of-bounds rule, the
waiver of the free throw rule, and
the new ball possession rule as ex-
perimental factors in their play.
These restrictions are a part of the
1940 basketball rules recently drawn
up for the coming season. Dr. Allen
will referee the game.

Following is the list of coahes who |
will play in the game: Gerald
Barker, Great Bend, Kan.; Lee Ca-
sida, ElDorado, Kan.; Henry Dingus, |
Meade, Kan.; Ashley Elbl, Wyan-
dotte; M. W. Everley, Garden City;
Vernon Hayes; Lecompton; Willis
Hockett, Atchison; Robert Hunt,
Overbrook; Dale Hutchinson, Table
Rock, Nebr.; Joe Kibler, Benning-
ton; Herbert .Knipp, Eudora; Joe
Limes, Chanute Junior College; H.
A. Lonborg, Minneapolis; John Lon-
borg, Argentine, Kansas City, Kan.;
Donald Meek, Minneapolis; Harold
Pitts, Maple Hill; Harold Reade,
Shawnee Mission; Elmer Schaake,
Lawrence; David Shirk, Augusta;
Lawrence Stanton, Dodge City;
George Stapleton, University of
Kansas; Dick Swetnam, Bird City.

 

The postponement of the all-coach
basketball game leaves us without
much comment, except that the in
terest should be twice as great by
Tuesday if the suspense to date is
any criterion. Of course the bite
will come to plenty of students who
are boning up for those finals the
morning after, but the “smarties” are

~ probably ready now, so thare should

be a good crowd. Incidentally, the
game is to be played at 8 o’clock in
the evening and the seating capacity
is unlimited. q— 2-0

 

Bye the bye, there’ll be two referees
for that court battle Tuesday night,
Dr. Allen and Art Lawrence, former
Jayhawk basketball and football star
now coaching at Wyanditte High in |
K.C. The guys want it understood
they will not tolerate anyone giving
out with razzberies at their de-

cisions. a ae A-t& / D