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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1950
KU Seeks Second Big 7 Win On'Husker Court Tonight
The Jayhawkers will be after their second consecutive Big Seven victory tonight against Nebraska at Lincoln.
After an impressive start against the Oklahoma Sooners, all eyes will again be turned on K.U.'s sophomore sensation, Clyde Lovellette. The 6 foot 9 inch center has scored 226 points in 11 games this season. He is pacing all league scorers with an average of 20.5 points a game. Two big questions are "Can he do it again against Nebraska tonight, and even more important, can he keep up his torrid race throughout the remainder of the season?"
Lovellette will be matching his talents against Nebraska's Bus Whitehead, also a 6 foot 9 inch center. Whitehead has greatly improved since he entered Big Seven competition two years ago and is said to be a better rebounder than Oklahoma's Marcus Freiberger who scored 22 points against Kansas Jan. 6.
How effectively Lovellette and Whitehead can guard each other may decide the game. The tall K.U. center had four fouls on him through the final 41 minutes of the game against the Sooners. Nebraska coach Harry Good likes to alternate Whitehead with his 6 foot $6_{1/2}$ inch understudy, Bob Pierce. This will present a serious defensive problem to Dr. Allen should Lovellette again collect a large number of fouls.
The huskers believe in shooting often and with Joe Brown back at guard after a year's layoff, and a new sharp-shooter in Jim Buchanan, the Nebraskan's are as prolific as ever despite the graduation of Claude Retherford, the league's top scorer the past year.
Tonight's game will be the league opener for the defending Big Seven co-champions. Coach Good's team set a new tournament record in Kansas City, scoring 85 points in a consolation game with Iowa State by exploding for 19 points in an overtime for an 85 to 67 victory. The Cornhuskers lost only to Michigan in the tournament 65 to 67. They scored 207 points in the tournament for another new record.
By winning tonight's game, the Jayhawkers could get a tighter hold on their league leadership. Furthermore, the Kansans are eager to snap the five-game winning streak which the Huskers now hold.
Members of the team making the Lincoln trip are: Clyde Lovellette, Bob Kenney, Bill Houghland, Claude Houchin, Jerry Waugh, Bill Lienhard, Harold England, Lyn Smith, Gene Peterson, Jack Carby, Buddy Bull, and Guy Mabry.
Quigley Announces Indoor Track Dates
E. C. Quigley director of athletics, today announced the 1950 indoor track schedule.
It is as follows:
It is as follows:
Feb. 11 Nebraska at Lincoln.
Feb. 18 Oklahoma at Norman.
Feb. 24 Missouri at Columbia.
March 3 and 4 Conference meet at Kansas City.
SevenSchoolsFace NCAA Expulsion
New York, Jan. 10—(U.P.)—Facing the hottest issues in 44 years, delegates to the National Collegiate Athletic association convention assembled today for preliminary debates on four major disputes vital to every important school fielding an athletic team.
Before the week is out, they were expected to take a stand on the controversial sanity code, television, football's two-platoon system, and control of post season football bowl games.
Seven schools—including Virginia, Virginia Tech and the Citadel—face expulsion proceedings Saturday for alleged violations of the sanity code in the first showdown by the N.C. A.A. on its new regulations governing aid to athletes.
President Colgate W. Darden of the University of Virginia was expected to make a personal presentation of Virginia's case at a closed session on Thursday.
Names of the four other schools threatened with expulsion have not been revealed. At least 23 other institutions, and probably more, were under investigation but no action was scheduled this year.
The constitutional compliance committee, under chairman Clarence P. Houston of Tufts, will present the expulsion motion to the executive council Wednesday and if the council approves, it will be put before the general convention Saturday. A two-thirds majority of the delegates is required to expel a member of the N.C.A.A., which includes 297 members and 27 affiliated conferences swinging on vote each.
A nationwide television policy has been urged by the Eastern College Athletic conference because video is regarded a threat to the box office receipts at all collegiate sports.
The American football Coaches association under Lou Little of Columbia will pass along its ideas on the two-platoon system and other questions of the rules, probably late Wednesday.
It was believed questionnaires received from coaches indicated a majority favored retention of the free substitution rule for another year at least.
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Port Hueneum, Calif., Jan. 10—(U.P.)
—The U.S.S. Norton Sound, the Navy's only experimental guided missile ship, dubbed the "Buck Rogers," leaves here today on a 1,700-mile voyage to the gulf of Alaska to obtain data on cosmic rays and guided missiles.
While the trip is primarily to obtain cosmic ray research data, the navy also said the mission "will expand available experiences with respect to the operation use of guided missiles under adverse conditions when launched from mobile seaborne platforms."
Cosmic ray data will be obtained partly through launching on aerobee rockets, which in 6 minutes reach a height of more than 75 miles. The 20-foot rockets carry complicated instruments that radio data back to recording devices aboard the ship.
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Dr. J. A. Van Allen of Johns Hopkins will direct the cost of a new test.
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Capt. John Quinn will be in command of the ship, which carries 500 officers and men. Putting in at Vancouver, B.C., Sunday, Jan. 22, the Norton Sound will return here Tuesday, Jan. 31.
Monday's College Basketball Results
'Buck Rogers Navy Vessel To Alaska Today
Curb Service After 4 p.m.
East:
Open Daily 11 a.m.
Hofstra 67, U. of Mexico 34
Loyola of Chicago 71, Syracuse 59
South:
Kentucky 83, North Carolina 44
Mississippi 54, Florida 46
Wake Forest 69, Tennessee 62
Louisiana State 51, Loyola of
South 47
Midwest:
Midwest:
Okahama 41, Missouri 36
Northwestern 60, Minnesota 53
Ohio State 70, Depaul 62
Illinois 59, Purdue 54
Michigan 69, Indiana 67
Detroit 64, Michigan State 56
Bradley 79, Georgetown 39
Illinois Wes. 71, James Milliken 57
Morningside 58, N.D. State 48
Creighton 56, Omaha 51
Wyoming 63, Utah 42
IM Basketball Standings Show Six Undefeated Team
The following is the continuation of the team standings for men's intramural basketball corrected up to and including the games played Monday, Jan. 9. Division II and III of the fraternity "B" league are listed here, as well as all three divisions of the fraternity "C" league. The standings in the independent leagues will be listed at a later date:
Fraternity "B"
Division II
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Kappa
Phi Kappa Sigma
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Acacia
Phi Kappa Tau
Phi Kappa Tau Division III
Phi Kappa Division III
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Delta Chi
Sigma Nu
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Chi
Lambda Chi Alpha
Latin Americans
Fraternity "C"
Beta Theta Fi
Gispak
Phi Delta Theta
Delt₇ Chi
Alpha Tau Omega
Cellar Dwellars
Fijis
Lambda Chi Alpha
Division II
Delta Tau Delta
Kazs
Delta Upsilon
J.S. C. Calviers
Silent Men
Tall Dogs
Wakurusa Wildcats
Wineros
Division III
Phi Gamma Delta 4
Beta Frosh 3
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3
Edgehill Roaders 2
Phi Kappa Psi 2
Sigma Nu 2
Catacomb Kids 0
Plumber Plungers 0
Women's Intramural Basketball Schedule
7 p.m. Kanza v. Chi Omega
8 p.m. Sigma Kappa v. Kappa Alpha Theta.
West Court
East Court
7 p.m. Corbin Jays v. Pi Beta Phi
8 p.m. Delta Delta Delta v. Miller
West Court
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6:15 Lambda Chi v. Nubbins
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9:30 (e) Sigma Nu v. Phi Deltas
(y) Sig En v. Delta Chi
Glass Flies When Grocer And Thief Swap Shots
Detroit, —(U.P).—Class was the only thing that suffered when Mose Samhat, grocer, exchanged shots with a robber.
Mr. Samhat told police that he ran for his pistol when the thief started for the cash register. The robber entered the building, and the device and started for the door.
Mr. Samah shattered the glass door with two shots, and the thief retaliated with a shot that knocked out the glass from the meat counter and the walk-in refrigerator behind it.
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