WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Jerry Waugh, slender six-foot junior, is regarded as one of the conference's finest defensive wizards and is often called "The Sheriff" for his close guarding of "hot-shots". Waugh is a fine ball handler and is used as "quarterback" on Coach Allen's two in three out system when the club isn't using the post. Jerry finished third in K.U. scoring last year with 173 points.
Women's IM Basketball Starts With Many High Scoring Contests
Women's 1949-50 intramural basketball season was opened with a six-game schedule Tuesday night. Only one game was close but the rest provided some exciting moments for the few spectators.
Harmon Co-op stayed in front all the way to defeat Theta Phi Alpha 33 to 26 in a well-played game. Their lft-time lead was 23 to 14.
Betty Thomas poured them in to pace Harmon with 20 points. Peggy Wayman wasn't far behind for Theta Phil's with 14 tallies.
Delta Gamma smothered Watkins 47 to 17 after leading at half-time by 30 to 9. Leading the Delta Gamma steam-roller was Nancee Bell with 20 points. Watkin's high score was Joan Jarris with 12.
Locksley hall doubled Alpha Omicron Pi's score to win 13 to 6. In the lowest scoring game of the night, Berniee Bossi and Donna Cromack paced Locksley with five and six points. Beverly Pepper made the loser's only field goal to lead by 2 points.
Alpha Delta Pi had to fight to protect their half-time lead, but defeated Corbin by a last minute field goal to win 19 to 17. Corbin trailed by four points at the half but came back to tie until the last moments.
Lois Lacy and Mary Jane Martin were a double-barrell attack to lead the winners with eight points each. Betty Gronte tailed eight
points for Corbin and Janet Lull was close with 6.
Jayettes had no trouble defeating Gamma Pha Beta 32 to 10 after leading 18 to 4 at the half. Facing the victors was LaVone Daily with 14 points, and Suzanne Van Slyke scored eight for Gamma Pha Beta.
Kappa Kappa Gamma's powerhouse rolled over I.W.W., last year's champions, to win 43 to 15. In no trouble at all, the winners held a ten-point half-time lead at 18 to 8.
High scorer for the Kappa's was Kathleen McKelvey with 16 points. Her teammate, Adeliade Schutz, poured in 15 Mary Ann Pitts scored six points for I.W.W. and Joyce Herschell made four.
Tonight's schedule is as follows:
court; Temtruth vs. Pi Beta Phi,
west court.
8:00 Newman Club vs. Chi Omega,
east court; Kappa Alpha Theta
vs. Kanza, west court.
Results, Schedule For IM Basketball
0:00 Alpha Chi Omega vs. Sigma Kappa.
Y.M.C.A. 21, Feather Merchants 31
1100 club 19, Men of Distinction 22
A.S.C.E. 31, W.F.A. 29
Kygym Klub 31, Isaps 39
Beta 42, Sigma Pi 5
Kappa Sig 23, Phil Kappa Sigma 20
S.A.E. 34, Sigma Chi 16
Today's schedule:
Robinson Gym
Fraternity "C"
8:30 east, Gispak vs. Fijis
8:30 west, Lambda Chi vs. Cellar
Draweil
Dwellers
9:30 east, A.T.O. vs. Delta Chi
9:30 west, Beta vs. Phi Delt
Tuesday's College Basketball Results
Robinson annex:
Independent "A"
Minute Men vs. A.I.E.E.
Newman club vs. Fat Men
East:
Massachusetts Inst. 45, Brown 35
Loyola (Blt.) 58, Towson 45
Columbia 59, Rutgers 45
Siena 79, Arnold 35
Cornell 66, Buffalo 36
Oregon State 49, N.Y.U. 45
Manhattan 88, Kings Point 33
Manhattan Frosh 70, Kings Point
Indian Tooth Decay Rises
Westchester (Pa.) Teachers 66,
Baltimore 64.
Waynesburg 65, Westinghouse Apprentice 59
William and Mary 69, Colby 53,
St. John's (N.Y.) 80, La State 49,
Boston College 63, R.I. State 46
Midwest:
Michigan 79. Miami (Ohio) 84
Denpaul 70. Illinois Wesleyan 63
Lawrence Tech 67. Ashland 51
Wisconsin 56 Kansas State 48
Xavier (Ohio) 66. Georgetown 42
Illinois Inst. 61. Concordia 43
Kansas Wesleyan 81. Friends U. 36
Bradley 73. Houston 57
Wichita 67. W. Texas State 61
Indiana Central 71. Ball State 54
Youngstown 59. Gustavus Adol-
Alanta—(U.P.)—A man was charged with having been caught with a pint of illegal liquor.
Maybe He Likes A Nip From His Bottle In Church
Memphis- (U.P.) You've heard of passes to baseball games and passes to shows. Well, Elmer Wainwright dug up a different one while rummaging through some old family papers-"a pass to Elmwood Cemetery."
phis 40
Wayne 57, Assumption 40
So. Illinois 63, So. Louisiavia 54
Hamline 63, Morningside 32
St. Louis 55, Texas A. and M. 51
Colorado 62, Emporia State 42
Cheyenne, Wyo.—(U.P.) The white man's way of living apparently has increased the rate of tooth decay among Indians in Wyoming. The state health department reports "a very high rate" of tooth decay among young Indian children.
Colorado 62, Emporia State 42 South:
Man Finds Pass Few Want
Howard 51, Birmingham So. 49
Furman 33, Newberry 49
Georgia 65, Clemson 57 West:
Dickinson St. Teachers 55, Rocky Mountain College 54
Los Angeles St. 45, Pomona 44.
"Anything to say in your behalf?" the court inquired.
New Fire Detectors Found
"Yes, sir," the man replied, "at the time I was on my way to church."
Cleveland, Ohio—(U.P.)-Home automatic fire alarms that sound when the temperature around them gets too high have been developed by a Cleveland firm. Detector units are put in spots in homes most likely to catch fire.
Mayor Wins Pretzel-Twist
Canton, Ohio—(U.P.) Mayor Harry W. Stucky of Dover, Ohio, is champion pretzel-twister of the state. He got his title in a contest between mayors and police chiefs of Ohio held in Canton. Mr. Stucky's time for the tantalizing twist was 45 seconds.
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Bud Wilkinson To Speak At KU Football Banquet
Bud Wilkinson, head football coach at the University of Oklahoma, will speak at the annual University of Kansas football banquet in the Community building, Monday, Dec. 12.
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Now coaching for his ninth year Oklahoma, Wilkinson was chosen head coach of the College All Star team for the 1949 all-star game in Chicago. He is the youngest coach ever to be named for this honor. He played college football at the University of Chicago, played guard and quarterback under Coach Bernie Bierman when the Gophers won the national collegiate championship. As a graduate in 1937, he quarterbacked the College All Stars to their first victory of all time at Soldier's field over the Green Bay Packers, professional champions.
Wilkinson was line coach at Oklahoma in 1946, but took Jim Tatum's place as head coach the following year. In his first year as head coach, Wilkinson's Sooner team set an all time modern record in rushing, broke all attendance records, and finished with a won-and-lost percentage surpassed by only one Sooner team of the past 27 years. His 1948 team finished 10-1 and defeated North Carolina 14 to 6 in the Sugar Bowl.
At Iowa Pre-Flight in 1943, when, as a navy lieutenant, he coached the centers and quarterbacks on Coach Don Faurot's all-victorious Seahawks, Wilkinson became sold on the practicality of Faurot's "Split T" formation.
At Minnesota Wilkinson won the Big Ten medal awarded by Minnesota to the graduating senior most outstanding in scholarship and athletics.
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