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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1942
Creighton Will Bring Beisser Again
Kansas Defeats Hawks, 44-40 At Kansas City
After defeating the Rockhurst Hawks 44-40 in a skilled ball-handling display at Kansas City's Municipal auditorium Friday night, the Kansas Jayhawks look like strong candidates for a victory against Creighton in Hoch auditorium Tuesday.
With Charles "Bobeat" Black resuming practice yesterday after a leave of absence, Kansas will have a man capable of guarding big Ed Beisser, 6 foot $6_{1/2}$ inch giant who fouled out early in the second half
Student basketball tickets will be ready Monday for distribution at the Athletic office in Robinson gymnasium.
Regular Forwards Return
of last season's thriller, won by Kansas, 53-49. Beisser scored nine and Black 11 points in that game.
Regular Keywords Return
Co-captians Ralph Langer and Joe Leoisl, regular forwards with the strong Bluejays last year, have returned to give Creighton one of the highest-scoring frontlines in the nation. Guard Dick Nolan is now a senior medic at Creighton, but will not play this season on account of a heavy stolastic schedule.
Jayhawks Lead Throughout
Although he will not start, the Jayhawks remember guard Hebenstreit. Hebenstreit entered the game here with three minutes to play and popped in three straight one-handers from far out to scare the Jayhawks who thought they had the game safely tucked away when the score was 51-41.
Coach Phog Allen's Kansans held a lead throughout the Rockhurst game as his new starting lineup gave 2,000 fans a different view of the team that Gardner Clippers trounced 40-29.
Quarterbacked by Ray Evans. Kansas scored thirteen field goals in the first half. Otto Schnellbacher, who led the scoring with thirteen points, John Buescher and Armand Dixon accounted for 20 of Kansas' 29 points in the first half.
The Kansas fast break worked better than at any time this season
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Ray Evans Makes AP's All-America
Ray Evans' athletic achievements were climaxed Friday when he was named at right lalback on the Associated Press third all-American team. The sharpshooting junior gained all-American recognition in leading the nation with 101 completed
Jayhawk Jabberwock
by Milo Farneti
passes, the second time in football history that a back has completed more than 100 passes. Bud Schwenk of Washington set the record at 114 in 1941. Coach Gwinn Henry said yesterday, "Evans is the greatest player I've ever coached."
NO FOUR-DAY VACATION
Phog Allen is one individual who has outmaneuvered the University four-day Christmas vacation edict. The basketball squad will leave about Dec. 22 and return after New Year's Day. Kansas was previously scheduled to play only two games, St. Bonaventure at Buffalo Dec. 26 and Fordham in Madison Square Garden Dec. 28, but two more games have been added.
The Athletic board, with Big Six approval to suspend the 18-game intercollegiate limit, yesterday voted the cagers permission to play St. Joseph's at Philadelphia Dec. 30 and St. Louis University at St. Louis Jan. 1. Washington University will meet Southern California in the second half of a double bill at St. Louis.
FRESHMEN GET ORANGE LIGHT East, West, North, South, yes. Middlewest, maybe yes, maybe no.
northwest, maybe just maybe the colleges in all sections of the country except the Middlewest have been playing or just last week voted to allow freshman participation in intercollegiate athletics.
But the Big Ten voted to table the matter of freshman play in
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESULTS
Iowa State, 46; Drake, 34.
Oklahoma, 43; Southwestern, 20.
"Suiting You — That's My Business"
its meeting at Chicago Wednesday. The Big Ten said maybe yes, maybe no, which might mean anything. It felt that (in these unsettled days) freshmen were not sufficiently oriented in college to allow intercollegiate participation. Of course, "if yearlings were necessary to make the turnstiles click, the Big Ten would probably play them.
As it now stands, freshmen will be (continued to page five)
If the Big Six did not usually imitate the Big Ten, there would be no need to discuss Big Ten athletic policies. But the Big Ten influence kept Big Six faculty representatives at Kansas City yesterday from voting freshmen immediately eligible for basketball.
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MONDAY
Sigma Chi Defeated; Blanks Whip Hellhounds
9:15—Phi Gamma Delta vs. Kappa Sigma Triangle vs. Beta Theta Pi
10:15—Delta Upsilon vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon John Moore Co-op vs. Jayhawk Co-op
TUESDAY
10:00—Alpha Tau Omega vs. Phi Delta Theta Theta Tau vs. Alpha Kappa Psi
Lewis Musick sank a free shot in the last 45 seconds of play to give underrated Delta Chi a 26 to 25 intramural victory over Sigma Chi Friday.
Elton Winter and Gene Sherwood, scoring twins from Sublette, paced Delta Chi in scoring and rebound work. Dick Channell was another strong
cog in the Delta Chi machine.
The Delta Chi's won from a strong Sigma Chi five, headed by Bud French, ace athlete at Kansas City last year, Frank Pattee, forward from Smith Center, and the Smith boys.
French was high scorer for Sigma Chi.
Bob Bel and Junius Penny paced a strong aggregation of Blanks to a 38-25 victory over a fighting team (continued in fire fight).
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