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The University of Kansas Jayhawkers close
their regular cage season here tonight with
but one purpose in mind and that is to
trounce the Missouri Tigers and thus earn
a tie for the Big Six title with Oklahoma. It
is the 106th basketball meeting between the
schools.

After defeating Kansas State at Manhat-
tan Tuesday night by a 45 to 26 score, the
Jayhawks crept within one - half game of
Bruce Drake’s Sooners and need only a win
tonight to snare their tenth title, undisputed
or tied, in the fourteen years of Big Six
history.

More than ust the Big Six title will be
decided in the Missouri fray, however. The
right to represent the conference in a play-
off with the Missouri Valley champion to
determine the Fifth District’s N.C.A.A. rep-
resentative at Kansas City will also be at
stake.

If Kansas wins, the Jayhawkers are as-
sured of the Big Six bid to continue in post-
season games. Although Oklahoma and Kan-
sas will be tied the Kansans will receive the
nod because of their better offensive-defen-
sive ratio which, under Big Six rules, decide
the ranking team.

This Missouri squad which will face the

Jayhawks has undergone considerable change
since the first meeting of these two teams
this season. In that game the Kansans looked
impressive as they ran up a 48 to 34 score.
Since then, however, George Edwards has
re-gained the services of two forward let-
termen from last year, Captain Herbie Gregg
and Keith Bangert, and has lost lettermen
George Evans and George Constantz.

The Tigers have won but two games this
season and unless they nip the Jayhawks
tonight they will wind up in the same spot
as last year, in the cellar with two wins
and eight losses.

Dr. Forrest C. ‘’Phog’’ Allen, is not over-
looking the potentialities of the Bengal team.
It was to Missouri that lowa State lost its
first Big Six game and started on the down-
ward track. And after Saturday’s heart-
breaking, last second, one-point loss to Ne-
braska the Tigers will be in a fighting mood.

This game affords a similar set-up to the
contest three years ago when Missouri and
Kansas were fighting for the Big Six crown
and the Tigers swamped the Jayhawks, 55
to 30, to tie Oklahoma for the title and
relegate the Kansans to third place. Friday
night. Kansas will try to turn the tables,
taking the title and pushing Missouri into
the cellar.

 

INDEPENDENT
Laundry & Dry Cleaners

740 Vt. St. Phone 432

 

UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS
AND SUPPLIES

Two Book Stores

 

Lawrence, Kansas
SOL MARKS PLAY THE WINNERS Compliments of

& SON K.U. and
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Worthy of the Headquarters
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No. Name Pos.

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10. Black, Charles F 6 ft.
14 Blair, Don G 6 ft.

3 *Buescher, John Cc 6 ft.
24 Dick, George E Daft:
21 Ettinger, Don G 6 ft.
15 Evans, Ray G 6 ft.
19 Fitzpatrick, Bob fe 5 Ft
12 *Hall, Vance F 6 ft.

5 *Hunter, T. P. G-F 6 ft.
18 Israel, Warren F 5 ft.

2 *Johnson, Bob Cc 6 ft.

4 Kissell, Max Cc Soft:
11 Miller, Dick 5 6 ft.
13 *Miller, Ralph F 6 ft.
20 *Sollenberger, Marvin G 6 ft.

9 Turner, Paul F 6 ft.

6 Ulrich, Hubert : 6 ft.

8*Walker, Charles G 6 ft.

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ROSTER

* Denotes lettermen.

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188 ] Independence, Mo.

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204 ] Kansas City, Mo.

166 3 Kansas City, Kan.

168 ] Portis

170 2 Chanute

168 3 Chanute

182 2 Hutchinson

1 1 Kansas City, Kan.

202 3 Quinter

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Don’t Follow, But

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REBOUND WITH A BITE AT

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WE DELIVER
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FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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THE RAPID
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ON
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Are Blossoming Out
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Patronize These Advertisers.

They Boost Your Team.

 
OVER FORTY YEARS

of service to K.U. students. We
guarantee satisfaction.

LAWRENCE LAUNDRY
& Dry Cleaners
10th & N.H. St. Phone 383

We clean everything you wear
but your shoes.

 

H. W. STOWITS
REXALL STORE

Drugs, Prescriptions, Toilet
Articles, Candies

Fountain and Lunch

Visit Our Store 847 Mass.

 

 

 

 

 

BACK ROW—Hall, Walker, Hunter, Ballard, Black, R. Miller, Sollenberger. SECOND ROW—wulrich, Evans,
D. Miller, Coach Allen, Buescher, Blair, Turner. FRONT ROW-— Israel, Fitzpatrick, Richmond, Kissel, Dick.

RCA Victor Radios ... ABC Washers... and the
Coolerator ice Refrigerator

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The “Championship” Service Station Let’s Have Another Championship

FRITZ CO.
Phone 4

Tire and Battery Service :
Cities Service Kool Motor WEAVER'S

Gas - Lubrication - Oil gerabload 1857

 

Gas Up After the Game at

SMITH’S

Standard Service
9th & Indiana

Everything for University
Men to Wear

GIBBS CLO. CO.
811 Mass. St.

 

 

SPRING AIR MATRESSES| |

Veatch Furn. Co.
739 Mass.

Swish ‘Em Kansas!

GOOD FOR YOU---

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Picture Framing - Wallpaper

THE COMPLETE
DEPARTMENT STORE

MONTGOMERY

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‘Cooking with Gas’ Since 1877

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Bangert 4 3
Harvey 16 a7
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Storm 25 10
Mills 20 20
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