NOVEMBER 20,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sight For Sore Eyes-Can't Be Seen Anymore
Here is the pool in Robinson gymnasium in the 'good ole summer time' when mixed swimming is permitted. Swimming still goes on but the men swim when the
women can't and vice versa. The schedule gives all students a chance at the pool. (Daily Kansan staff photo.)
Beta's Win Intramural 'B' Title; Sigma Chi's Defeat Sig Alph's
The Beta Theta Pi "B" team defeated the Phi Kappa Psi second squad 12 to 6 Tuesday afternoon to win the intramural football "B" team championship.
In a partial replay of Monday's disputed game, Sigma Chi edged out Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 to 0 in two overtime periods.
The final play-off game of the "B" schedule found the Phi Psi's scoring soon after the initial kick-off on a pass from Nelson to McCully. The game then developed into a defensive battle for the remainder of the first three quarters. The Beta's twice penetrated within the Phi Psi 10-yard line, but the losers rose both times to stave off a tally.
The victors were not to be denied in the final stanza, however, as Hal "Slingshot" Hunter, Beta halfback rified two touchdown passes to Bill Johnson.
Phi Kappa Psi has entered a protest on a decision in Tuesday's championship "B" team game with Beta Theta Pi.
The dispute arose over a ruling by Referee Perkins on an out-of-bounds kickoff by the Betas. The ball was put in play on the Fhi Phi nine-yard-line, instead of the 35.
The Sigma Chi-Sig Alph contest began with nine minutes and ten seconds of play remaining, the Sigma Chi's in possession of the ball on the Sig Alph 3-yard line. Neither team scored in the regulation time, so an extra 4-down play-off period was added. Both eleven ended up with minus yardage gained in the extra session, so a second 4-down sequence was called for.
The Sig Alph's passed for a total of nine yards in their four downs, and the Sigma Chi's took over the ball. Three plays failed to gain, but interference was called on a fourth down pass to Joe Connellly. The penalty furnished enough yardage for a Sigma Chi win.
Dean Moreau Speaks At Coffee Forum
"What will you be at 35?" Dean F. J. Moreau of the School of Law, asked addressing participants at a "coffee" forum sponsored by the Coffee and Forums committee, in the Pine room at the Union.
"The college student ought to build a long range plan of study that will make him the person that he could be at that age," said Dean Moreau. "He can do this if he keeps in mind three objectives: becoming well informed, learning to think clearly, and developing his capacity for self-expression."
The next coffee forum will be held Dec. 3, when the speaker will be C' B. Realey, professor of history.
A swarm of locusts seen crossing the Red Sea in 1889 was so large that it covered an area of 2,000 miles.
Rent Increase Request Set At 15 Per Cent
Oklahoma City. (UP)—George M. Englar, of Baltimore, president of the National Association of Apartment House Owners, was ready today to present to President Truman the organization's request for an immediate 15 per cent rent increase and removal of controls from new constructions.
Mr. Englar led a successful fight against an insurgent portion of the membership which had hoped to call a nationwide "landlord strike."
Another Rise In Sugar
The increased prices will be effective for consumers as the higher priced supplies reach retail stores.
Washington. (UP)—The cost of sugar is going up again, this time by about one-half cent a pound.
Russia May Upset Plans For Trieste
New York (UP)—The Soviet Union may have upset Big Four prospects for an early final agreement on Trieste today with a surprise appeal to Italy and Yugoslavia to settle their dispute over the city and their future frontier by direct negotiation.
The Soviet move was tantamount to an invitation to Italy and Yugoslavia to ignore the Big Four Agreement for setting up on Anglo-American type of international regime in the proposed free territory of Trieste.
Why Eat Meat And Die,
County Sage Asks
Chester, Pa. (UF)—Delaware County Commissioner James (The Baron) Dougherty has eaten no meat in 40 years and he says the meat shortage shouldn't worry anyone else either.
"The meat habit is worse than the alcohol habit," the Baron opined. "There are more people killed from overloading their stomachs."
The next 10 years should be meatless, the county official said, "so the people will be broken of the meat-eating habit."
Each rider in the Pony express had to ride 75 miles a day.
Sauer Will Be 'At Home' at East-West Game; He Scored Two Touchdowns There In 1934
George Sauer's appointment as an assistant coach for the West all-star team in the New Years day Shrine charity game at San Francisco brought back memories to the K.U. mentor. Thirteen years ago Sauer was a senior at the University of Nebraska when he was picked to play the fullback spot for the West.
"It may seem like a trivial matter," he said, "but such things as the men eating together in the Union building actually is a pretty important factor. When they can sit down to a meal and talk things over it makes a lot of difference in the performance of the team as a unit."
Band Will Eat Turkey On Way To M.U.
Sauer believes that the fact the men are together as much as possible has a lot to do with the present status of the team.
The University band will eat turkey and trimmings in Booneville, Mo., enroute to the football game at Columbia it was announced today.
He made the only touchdowns of the day to enable the West to win, 12 to 0.
"I really had a lot of fun," he said,
"It was a great game and a great day for me. I am thrilled to be able to go back there now."
In the 1934 classic after making his first score on a pass from the 30-yard line, Sauer got his team out of danger when he intercepted an East pass behind his own goal line and sprinted back to mid-field. He drove over on a line buck from within the 10-yard stripe to make the other touchdown.
Sauer said the game this year probably will be played in Berkeley instead of San Francisco because of the larger seating capacity at the University of California stadium.
The honor of being selected as one of the coaches speaks well of Sauer's work with the Jayhawkers. Since the 56 to 0 trouncing at the hands of Tulsa, the team has upset two of the strongest eleven in the Midwest.
Selection of the coaches was made by a different system than has been employed before. The committee selects one coach from the South-west conference, one from the Pacific coast conference, and one from the Big Six.
"I believe the men have snapped out of it because they took the Tulsa defeat seriously." he said. "They really tried to figure out what was wrong then and to guard against repeating their mistakes."
Each year the coaches will rotate, with the second assistant moving up to first assistant, and the first assistant to head coach. A new coach
The band will leave at 6:30 Thanksgiving morning and will travel by bus to the game and back. While all band members will make the trip only those 96 in uniform will march at the half.
from each section will be appointed every year.
Sauer has been selected along with Honer Norton of Texas A. & M. to assist Lon Stiner, head coach at Oregon State, in guiding the West team.
The band will form the word "hello" at the halftime ceremony followed by the formation of the letters "M" and "K", made on opposite sides of the field at the same time. During this latter formation the band will play the alma mater which is also the alma mater of Missouri University.
A party will be given at 7:30 p.m. Nov.27, the night before the game, in the Kansas room of the Union for band members and dates, Carol Terrill, social chairman announced today.
Houston. (UP)—Home is OK but jail is better, a 36-year-old shipyard worker figured today.
He refused to leave jail after peering through the bond window and seeing a woman ready to post bond for his freedom.
Ready To Leave Jail,
Not Ready For Wife
He went back to his cell, his wife went home.
"Oh, no, you don't," he told the jailer. "I'm not leaving here. That woman is my wife."
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