TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1939
PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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By JAY SIMON ----team will get to compete in the Washburn cage journey during the holidays. . . . Conference rules say any person who goes on a court or on that of the opponent
Kansas will be the only team in the Big Six this year that doesn't have at least one man towering on foot 6. 2. However, red-hot Iowa State will put the shortest team on the floor most of the time this winter. . In their starting lineup the Cyclones have only one man over the fence at center court junior center, is 6 foot 3. . In the first two games Cap. Dick Harp of the Jayhawks has played 85 minutes, which is somewhat like a pitcher striking out four men in one innning. . You need a technicality to help you. . In Harp's case it was 5 minutes of overtime play at Warrenburg that allowed him to boyfriend with the devet left hand, has played forward, center, and guard in both of Kansas' tilts.
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Oklahoma and Missouri, the only members of the Big Six that haven't opened fire in the current eagle race, make their debuts Saturday night. . . The Sooners will play hosts to Southern Methodist, while the Tigers scuffle with St. Louis U. in Brewer fieldhouse. . S.M.U. will come on to Lawrence for Monday and Tuesday night tilts with the Jayhawkers in Hoch auditorium.
Paragraph from the sports page of the Winfield Daily Courier; "Glass eyes are not modern inventions. They were used by the Romans, and before them, the Egyptians."
So what?
Chances for an indoor track meet in Kansas City this winter look bright. The Big Six moguls would hold to their annual indoor affair in K.C.'s mammon Municipal auditorium, probably in March, if a board track is installed. . . Kansas City sportsmen have been trying for some time to bring a big meet there . . . De F. C. Allen still in Kansas City.
. . Dr. F. C. Allen is still in the dark as to whether his
610 Men Played Touch Football In Past Season
Matches in team and individual intramural play in the minor sports for the fall season are nearing completion. Basketball season is getting well under wry with 19 games already played.
Phi Delta Theta will oppose Betta
Theta Pi in the tennis finals. Phi
Delt队 won from Phi Kappa Pi.
2 to 1, in match play Sunday. The
Phi Pal's won the singles, but lost
both doubles matches.
Dr. Ed Elbel, head of the intramural office, made a statement yesterday that 61 men had taken part in 120 contests in intramural foot competitions, and that 44 squads participated throughout the entire football schedule.
Beta Theta Pi also made the finals of the team horseshoe tournament. The Galloping Dominice will be their opponents.
In the handball singles championship Earl Earl Redd, Betta, will meet the winner of the Clifford Banka tournament Packard (G. Domino) match.
Malealin Black, Delta Tau Deltu,
won the fall title in tennis singles
defeating Radford, Beta, in straight
vets, 6-3, 8-6.
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Jean Hinshaw, c'41
The I.W.W.'s play their opening
sackball game with the T.N.T.,
onight at 9 p.m., and Gamma Phi
Brahma College in Mabhoja
Qhena, at the same time.
The basketball games are still in the first rounds. Games leading to the finals will not begin until after Christmas vacation.
All initial ping-pong sets and aerial darts games were turned in Saturday. Misi Hoover announced
today that the second rounds are to be played by Dec.16.
Pi Beta Phi leads the intramural at the end of the first season of activities with its nearest opponents trailing by 104-1.2 points.
With the second season now well into the first round of games and other seasons to come, nothing less than a spiritual seance could predict who will polish the championship intrumural cup next year.
Organizations and points as they now stand are:
Pi Betha Phi 369
Kappa Kappa Gamma 304½
Chi Omega 184
Cerberus Hall 194
I.W.E.K 174
Alpha Chi Omega 165
T.N.T. 155
Alpha Delta Pi 145½
Independence 145½
Kappa Alpha Pi 123
Sigma Kappa 113
Miller Hall 111
Gamma Phi Betha 111
Gamma Phi Beta 70
Alpha Omicron Pi 70
E.T.C. 66
Here on the Hill
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Watkins hall will hold open house tonight from 7 to 8 p.m.
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The following were guests at the Phi Kappa Pai house for dinner Sunday; Janet Robrue, c;43; Martin Alice Horner, c;42; Mary Louse Anne Cota, fa;35; Jane Flood, Hayes Ann Cota, c*41; and Blake Grimes, Mona
Tony Bruck, Pt. Leavenworth, was a weekend guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
To celebrate the founding of Al
Alpha Ironi PC at Barnard College
in New York City, members of the
local chapter held their Founders'
Day banquet at 2 p.m. Saturday at
the chapter house.
In addition to the active members the following alumnus attended the banquet: Mrs. Francis Brown, Kansas City, Mo.; Dorothy Rosewell, Kansas City, Mo.; Ms. W. Foreman, Kansas City, Ruth Judges; Mrs. Waiden, Kansas City, Mo.; Ms. Julius Johnson; Ms. George Fell, Isabella Obsen, Jane Turner, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. Waiden Foarev, Ed Hu-
Mary Jane Perkins, c:40; Marcus Fryer, c:1; Burtha Scott, b:40; Martha Ann Hall, c:43; Ruth Welderman, b:41; Midge Jones, c:41; Marcur Murray, fa:42; Barbara Daniels, c:41; Rosalys McCreyer, fa:41; Ruth Garnett, b:41; Maxine Patterson, c:40; Marion Hodges, Lawrence; June Koenig, Kansas City; Maxine Atchison, Kansas City.
Sarah Margret Gleem, Lawrence;
Jamie MIlles, Kansas City, Vela Mae
Allen, Kansas City; Bernice Zuer-
cher, c41; Genevieve Martin, Concordia;
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoover,
Lawrence City, Missouri;
Kansas City, Mo.; Miss Brook,
Kansas City, Mo.; Stanley Cummings,
Kansas City, Mo.
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The guest list for the Alpha Kappa Pai annual Christians party held Saturday evening in the chapter house included: Evelyn Sabol, c'41; Helen Pierce, c'40; Pauline Snyder, c'40; Botty Bury, ed'42; Genevieve Harman, c'42; Doris Nelson, fa'40; Mary McLoeid, b'41.
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