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Ohie State, the winner. Howrver, those games should afford a very interest ng
tournament in Kansas City. The dates, again, are March 24 and 25, in Mmieipal
Auditoriva. Double headers will be played cash night. The tickets om be
procured by phoning or writing Clyde Baker, ‘aovieipal Auditorium, xensas City,
Uiawouri. Another interesting feature of the play-off will be the possible
meeting of Iowa State College and the University of Towa, two formidable opponents
in the Jawkeye State. The drawings by Commissioner Peters will be anncweed in
the very near future.

Now, back to some nows about some of our alumi. Roland "Kickapoo" Logan, right
guadd on the Kaneas football teams in 1927, 1923 and 1929, 4a now Lieut. Roland
lagen, of the Hayy. The Kiekapeo was given Roland Logan on acoourt of the fact
timt he camo from Kickapoo, Kausas, « small village near Leavewrorth. Logan was
trainer for the Kensas varsity athletic teans for a mmber of years. le then
wont to George Washington University, Washington, D. C., as trainer, then to the
Boston Rod Sox, and thon to the University of /ittwburgh. He finally wound up as
trainer of all athletic teas at the United States Wilitary Academy, West Point,
Now York. lle enlisted in the Navy over a year ago and is now at one of the
advanee bases in the Pacific in charge of recreation. Pour months age he took
Yordhan Rane before he agmaud the fleot recreation center in the Pacific.
Growley is now in charge of Aduiral Halseyts staff as chief of all recrention in

Lieut. Rolend Logan has umler his direst supervision forty acres of play
hendbal2, horseshoes, softball, baduinton, volleybell and golf. Ye lus Just
finished laying out ® nine-hold golf oowss. Logan states that he te short of
golf equipment but they are hoping to get sume very soon. Quoting Logan, he
gays, "We also have @ big stage where I warble and act as meter of corenonies