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KU-Wisconsin Game On TV Tomorrow At 2
KANSAS
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Elstun (6-3) F
Brainard (6-3) F
Johnson (6-6½) C
King (6-2) G
Dobbs (5-11) G
WISCONSIN
Mueler (6-3)
Zeiger (6-5)
arker (6-5)₂
Millier (6-0)
Jorgenson (6-0)
Kansas will be after its third straight triumph of the young basketball season Saturday in a game against Wisconsin at Madison. The contest will be televised nationally at 2 p.m.
The telecast will be carried in this area over channel 13, Topeka; annel 5, Kansas City, and channel 2, St. Joseph, Mo.
The Jayhawkers own victories over Northwestern and Wichita, the latter by a one-point margin. Wisconsin dropped its opener to Butler, 67-63, but bounced back and handed Notre Dame its third straight defeat, 70-66, Monday.
Four Starters Back
Four regulars returned to the Badgers this season. The only member of last year's starting five lost orough graduation was Dick Cable, a prolific scorer and all-Big Ten forward.
Center John Parker stands only 6 feet $5_{1/2}$ inches, but he has a 12-point average for the first two games with 15 at the expense of Notre Dame.
The Badgers are led by Dick Miller, a 6-foot guard from Wheeling. W. Va. He scored 25 points in the Notre Dame game and was led only by Cable in total points last season.
Curt Mueller, 6-foot 3-inch senior, will team with 6-foot 5-inch Dick Zeiger at forward. Zeiger is the only newcomer on the starting five. Mueller has a 13-point average and Zeiger, a junior, has a total of 19 points for two games.
Dick Jorgensen, another regular last season will play in the back-court with Miller.
Same KU Lineup
For the Jayhawkers, Coach Forrest C. "Phog" Allen will start the same lineup that began the Northwestern and Wichita games.
The Badgers have scored 133 points in their first two outings with the starting five tallying 121.
Bill Brainard and Gene Elstun will be at the forwards; Capt, Dallas Dobbs and Maurice King at guards, and Lew Johnson at center.
Brainard is the leading scorer with 26 points; King and Elstun have 25; Johnson is next with 24, and Dobbs has 22. King is the leading rebounder with 24 followed closely by Johnson with 20.
Comparing the two teams, Kansas' starters average 6 feet $2\frac{1}{2}$ inches to 6 feet $2\frac{1}{4}$ inches for Wisconsin and KU averages 12.2 points per man to 12.1 for the Badgers.
If a prediction were made from the statistics, it would appear that the game will be very close. Kansas undoubtedly has a stronger bench, but the home court may help offset this disadvantage for the Badgers.
Water is so scarce on Mars that its white polar caps are thought by astronomers to be hoar frost only a few inches thick, the National Geographic Society says.
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (U.P.)—Former all-American Bob Leonard of Indiana University poured through 34 points for his Ft. Leonard Wood basketball team last night but Kirksville Teachers College team won. 100-65.
Leonard Hits 34 But Team Loses
It was the Collegian's fourth season victory without defeat and their second game of 100 points or more.
3 Admitted To IAAAA
NEW YORK (U.P.)—The Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America has admitted Notre Dame, Adelphi of Garden City, N.Y., and Iona of New Rochelle, N.Y., to membership, boosting the total membership to 64 schools.
Intramural basketball started yesterday with ten games being played in the fraternity and independent B divisions. All A division games for today, Monday and Tuesday have been canceled due to the condition of the floor in Robinson Annex and will be rescheduled.
10 Teams Win In IM Opener
Phi Kappa 22, Lambda Chi 10
AKL 24, Alpha Phi Alpha 9
Theta Chi 27, SAE 16
Sigma Chi 32, Phi Psi 22
Delta Chi 51, TKE 21
Phi Delt 56, Phi Kappa Sigma 12
Beta 35, Triangle 13
Sigma Nu 27, ATO 23
Independent B
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
Fraternity B
Chicken Pickers 45, Jolliffe 18 AFROTC 16, Newman Club 14
FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE
Fraternity B
4:15 Phi Gam vs. PiKA E
4:15 Phi Gam vs. PiKA E
4:15 Sig Ep vs. Phi Kappa Tau W
**Independent B**
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5:00 Sigma Gamma Epsilon vs.
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Hill Bowlers Set Playoffs
Twelve teams will bowl Sunday afternoon in the hill championship playoffs. They are the nine league champions and three other teams with the highest averages.
Trophies will be awarded to the first and second place teams, to the highest single line individual bowler, and to the bowler with the highest playoff average.
Pearson E
5:00 Battenfeld vs. Snobs W
5:45 Stephenson vs. Cats E
5:45 Pesdecerb vs. Medical School W
6:30 Foster vs. Jim Beam E
6:30 Purple Peons vs. Corbin An-
ney W
Fraternity C
7:15 Delt III vs. AEPi E
7:15 AKL vs. Beta II W
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BERNHARD ALTMANN The Supreme Gift
Matching sweaters and skirts in French blue, pale blue pink, lemon yellow, light grey teal and flame.
Skirts: Doeskin Flannel, $15.00 to $16.95.
Sweaters: Imported cashmere and lamb's wool classic short sleeve pullovers; cardigans; three-quarter V-neck pullovers; short sleeve pullover with collars; mock turtle-neck three-quarter sleeves in pullover and cardigan— $15.00 to $29.95
sleeves in pants
$15.00 to $29.95
Ample parking (Campus West Private) on Naismith Road