W a@vuruay Yawn
@ sera aie and “expect to win ‘from
North with little trouble. The Red-
‘skins have. dropped one game to the
‘locals this season.

PEABODY IS WINNER

FLORENCE, KAN., Feb. 18.—Pea-
body high trimmed Florence tonight,
'40 to 29 in a rough game in which
29 fouls were called. Baker led the
winners with 23 points. In the pre-
lim, Florence second team won 18
to 17.

 

College Basketball

Wichita 52; Emporia Teachers 45.

Kansas Wesleyan 55; Baker 42.

S. M. U. 45; Texas A. & M. 40.

West Texas State 76; Hardin Sim-
mons 34.

Florida 51; Stetson 42.

Clemson 54; Wake Forest 53.

Pittsburgh 38; Carnegie Tech 29.

Ohio university 61; Miami 20.

St. Ambrose 47; Penn 35.

Dubuque 32; Wartburg 22.

Central 50; Simpson 44.

Kearney 44; Midland 26.

Texas Wesleyan 61; McMurry col-
lege 19.

Rice 59; TCU 46,

Doane 29; Hastings 26.

Vee eee

yo ardock .

awson 93
ave Curfman 95
Winton Bouray ....93
Frank Schrader ..
L. B. Noble

Cc. K, Anderson ...
Martin Lentz

E. W.

K, L. Woo

Joe Rogers

Paul K. Good
Marion Good

98
94

Prin;
erat 98
So gui 93

 

Allen Sees Better
Luck Next Time

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18.—(AP)
—Dr. F. C. Allen, University of
Kansas _ basketball coach, pre-
dicted today “we will beat them
when they come to Lawrence
March 11” upon his return from
Stillwater, Okla., and a 30 to 26
defeat by the Oklahoma A & M
five.

Allen pointed to the 34 fouls
called in the contest and said it
was a “typical Aggie-Kansas
game.”

“It was hard fought all the way
and at the half three Aggies
carried personal fouls against
them which is indicative of the
way the contest was played.”

 

 

 

 

York 55; Wesleyan 37.