SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Kansas Cagers Use New Backboard
Basketball's new era at the University of Kansas took shape last week when the Jayhawker cage squad under Dr. F. . Allen started flipping the leather spheroid at the new, convex, all-steel, fan-shaped backboards.
"It will probably take several practices, possibly even two weeks, before the boys feel at home with the new backboards, "Phog" said. But I'm sure the new boards will be a big improvement and everyone will like them, especially the fans."
Upon the installation of the backboards yesterday, practice changed form slightly in order to allow the players more chance to accustom themselves to the boards. Out-of-bounds plays will be co-featured with the new boards in this week's practice sessions as Allen drills his team toward game smoothness.
Allen also announced yesterday that arrangements have been completed for the University of Kansas basketball squad to stay at the Hotel Piccadilly, 227 West 45th, when the Jayhawks go to New York for a game with the Fordham Rams in Madison Square Garden, Dec. 28.
In Philadelphia, where the Kansas team will meet Temple University's Owls, Dec. 30, Allen and his cagers will stay at the Hotel Philadelphia.
Phi Psi, Boy' Co-op Phi Gam, Newman Sig Ep, Are Victors
In the season's most exciting intramural football games Friday afternoon, Phi Gamma Delta nosed out Alpha Tau Omega 7 to 6, Phi Kappa Psi defeated Tau Kappa Epsilon 12 to 6, and the Boy's Co-op won from Alpha Chi Sigma 6 to 0.
The six-man contests were equally thrilling. Sig Alph "B" triumphed over Sigma Nu "B" 13 to 6, while the Comets downed the Jayhawk Co-op 15 to 14.
Newman Club and Sigma Phi Epsilon rang up their first victories of the current intramural football season Thursday afternoon. Newman Club knocked off Pi Kappa Alpha, winner over Delta Chi, last week 6 to 0. The Sig Ep's upset the heretofore unbeaten Phi Delta Theta eleven 7 to 0.
Star of the Newman club's triumph was Joe Fournier who passed to teammate Goleb for the winning margin. The Pi K. A.'s threatened several times but didn't seem to have the necessary scoring punch.
Outplayed from the opening kickoff until the closing minute, the Phi Delt's muffed four scoring chances as Cooper, Kresie, and company proceeded to annihilate the boys in blue. A punt runback of 30 yards by Bob Cooper put the Sig Ep's in position to score. Two plays later Cooper snagged one of Snaveley's tosses for a touchdown. Cheatham, McGee, and Hunter were standouts for the losers while Martin, Kresie, and Cooper shined for the Sig Ep's.
Phi Psi "C" won over Boy's Co-op 6 to 0 while Phi Gam "B" battled to a 6-6 tie with Phi Delt "C",
Entemology Club To Hear Beamer
The Entomology club will meet at 4:30 Monday afternoon in Snow hall to hear Dr. R. H. Beamer of the department of geology lecture on his insect-collecting trip in the south-west last summer.
Nebraska Powerhouse--on tuition to K.U. students
Harry "Hippity" Hopp, versatile Nebraska left halfback, who personally accounted for one of the Huskers' eight touchdowns against Kansas yesterday and aided materially in the scoring of several others. Hopp's brilliant running mate, Herman Rohrig, was unable to play because of a shoulder injury which he received in practice Wednesday. Rohrig made the trip with the Nebraska team but not in uniform.
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Schwaller, Howbart Into Air Service
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Henry Schwaller, 1940 class president, passed his physical examination last Monday for acceptance into the air service. Schweller goes into training early in December.
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Steve Howbart, '39, passed the same examination at the time. Howbart's training period has not been set.
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Deibler Will Speak In Lincoln, Friday
Continuous from 2:30 Sunday
Prof. Fredrick S. Deibler, president of the American Association of University Professors, will speak in Lincoln, Neb., today and all K.U. members of the A.A.U.P. who are interested may attend, it was announced yesterday. Professor Deibler will not speak here Saturday following the Nebraska talk as planned previously. Prof. D. L. Patterson is president of the local chapter of the A.A.U.P.
Chancellor Malott Appoints Cravens As Representative
Kenton R. Cravens, '25, has been appointed by Chancellor Deane W. Malott to represent the University of Kansas at the inaugural ceremonies of President Howard Bevis at Ohio State University, Oct. 24 and 25.
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