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Tomorrow NightUt. ‘Qusdiggq

A basketball game using the new
“Goal-Hi” goal will be played on the
quadrangle east of Robinson Gym-
nasium tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
between two teams of boys whose
ages are 11 and 12 years. The goal
standard will be lowered to 9 feet to
accommodate the height of the play-
‘ers. Doctor Allen will officiate the
game. The line-ups for the two
teams will be as follows:

Tornadoes: Jimmy Kistler, Frank
Davis, David Sommerville, Horton
Lee Fox, Kenneth Oehrle.

 

Goai-Hi and Athletes
Make Film Debut for
Paramount Néwé ty, 1939

Goal-Hi made its film debut vie
terday afternoon on the Stadium
Field with Billy Andlauer, Para-
mount Newsreel photographer, shoot-
ing 200 feet of the new game in-
vented by Dr. F. C. Allen. Principals |
in the film are a group of University
athletes, who like Goal-Hi, have
never been seen on the silver screen
before. S wo eee

Fans of the popular new game will
get another chance to see it in action
tonight when the Gunners, captained
by “Odd” Williams meet the Artil-
lerymen. These teams are made up
of younger boys. A still younger
group will play tomorrow night
when the two teams which played
such a close game last week will
meet again.

 

 

Panthers: Tom Jones, Steve Ells- a —— ee
worth, Ray Boardman, Donald ~
Schaake, Charles Oehrle.
Weinzettel ObserRU GNA 64923 i
R. E. Weinzettel, sales promotién
manager of the Medart Manufactur-
ing company, is in Lawrence watch-
ing the progress of the new Goal-Hi
game, and attending to other busi-
ness. The Medart company is man-
ufacturing the goals for the game.

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Movies Via Pa L*8 193:

Goal-Hi, the new basketball ver- |:
sion of Dr. F.C. Allen, will enter ;

the movies Monday afternoon ac- Evelyn Herriman Wins

cording to an announcement made
yesterday. Billy Andlauer, Pathe Free Throw Contest

 

 

 

News photographer, will be here
Monday to shoot 600 feet of film for
the new game. :

The film will be made at 1:30 at
the Stadium field with two Uni-
versity teams probably seeing ac-
tion. Andlauer has been on the
Campus before taking pictures of
the Kansas Relays. —

 

The free-throwHg contest 839o-
men ended last week at the Quad-
rangle with Evelyn Herriman mak-
ing the greatest number of throws
out of 100 tries. The Goal-Hi goal
was used for the contest.

Evelyn made 53 good tosses for}
first place, and was followed by Vir-
ginia Bell with 51, and Mickie

 

 

‘Learned with 40. There were 14 en-
trants.