PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1936
Missouri Downs Huskers, 54-41 To Take Loop Lead
★ Bil Harvey, Veteran Forward, Paces Bongal Attack As Last Half Rally Nips Nebraska; Tigers Now in First Place With Three Wins and One Los
Columbia, Mo., Jan. 21—(UP) —The University of Missouri basketball team staged a second half drive tonight to defeat the University of Arizona in the first session of first place in the Big Six conference. The score was 54 to 41.
The victory enabled the Tigers to pace the conference with three victories and one defeat, moving out ahead of Iowa State, with whom they were tied until tonight. The other conference teams were not in action. Bill Harvey, M.U. veterinary team, scored with seven field goals, but it was the cracking of the Nebraska defence which apparently turned the tide and enabled Missouri to forge ahead, in the closing stages.
Nebraska held a 21 to 17 lead at half time. The Tigers started back in the first period and within four minutes they tied it at 23-all and went on to win.
Football Prevents College Vandalism
New Orleans, La.—(ACP)—In this debate about the value of college football, a new point in its favor is it to cut college capers, who like to cut collegiate capers.
This new point on the favorable side of the gridiron ledger comes from John Madison Fletcher, distinguished psychologist and retired Tulane University faculty reverber, who claims that highly organized athletic teams have a better chance to bear the great masses of students found on college campuses.
"It gives them an outlet which they need," he said. "If they could not expend their feelings on football they would do it in more harmful ways."
Doctor Fletcher has studied football development from the days when it was regarded as a minor sport. "As football players and practical jokes which used to characterize college life," he says.
"From my observation, I believe football is greatly responsible for this. It seems the same energies are artillery in the game, the gambit or cheering on the team.
"It is seldom today that students resort to vandalism. There has been a tremendous increase in the number of students in colleges, but discipline, instead of becoming weaker, has become better.
A study of four neurotic rats with the $1,000-prize of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, F. Maier, University of Michigan.
It's STILL
the HILL
at the
BLUE
MILL
We Deliver
CELL 409
BIG SIX STANDING
BIG SIX STANDING
Missouri 3 1
Kansas State 2 1
Iowa 3 2
Oklahoma 1 2
Nebraska 1 2
Kansas State 1 3
Swimming Drill Starts Tomorrow
The first practice of the season for candidates for the varsity and freshman swimming teams will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Robinson Gymnasium pool. A number of men have indicated their intention of trying out for the swimming team and all of them are requested to be prepared for tomorrow afternoon Those unable to be there are requested to get in touch with James Rapport.
A fairly full season has been scheduled for the swimming team. Last year the Jayhawk swimmers finished fourth in the Big Six conference meet and six lettermen are returning from that队. They are: Proctor Ritchie, c'9; Dean Ritchie, e'4; Vote Novosinwe, c'39; Harry Brown, b'40; Paul White, ed'41; and Alex Mitchell, e'39.
Topeka and Lawrence Team Tie in Table Tennis Matches
The Topka Table Tennis Club
tied a team of Lawrence and Uni-
versity players by a 7-7 score in
the day's night game. In Johnna
gymnasium.
The six members of the Lawrence team are: Bert Nash, professor of education; J. D. Stratham, professor of physics; Ruth Hoover, assistant professor of physical education; and George Docking, Joe Taylor, and George Bushey, all of Lawrence.
Whirlwind Finish--
Continued from page 1
The Wildcats barely miss the hoop and the Jayhawks out-scrap them to
Always Best For Lost
PATEE
All Shows 15c Any Time
TODAY 4 Happy Days
The Greatest Picture Since "Captains Courageous"
Grand Adventure — With a .o-
union to shout about!
MICKEY ROONEY
Freddie Bartholomew
"LORD JEFF"
HERBERT MUNDIN
GALE SONDERGAARD
2nd Feature —
Reno-Mad Women!
Reaching Out for New
Excitement in the
Paradise of Ex-Wives!
RANDOLPH SCOTT
"ROAD to RENO"
HOPE HAMPTON
HELEN BRODERICK
gain possession . . . Ebling is fouled
and he makes good from the charity
line to put Kansas in the lead, but
there is still plenty of danger.
Kansas State has the ball with slightly over a minute to go . . . Down the court they come with Wesche and Reid both waving wildly for the ball. . . An Angle shot bounded by Cootie is on an after it.
ROGERS' Fashion Cleaners
IF YOU EXPECT to have new appearance restored to your clothes for New Years, call us now. Let Rogers Fashion gives us tips on how to keep your smartly new appearance Winter dress demand!
Short pants: Scattered "86s" tells you there are Mt. Oread fans in the house . . . The Jayhawks wear red suits while they are on the road, and it's hard to tell which ensemble is the niffiest—the red or the white . . . The Phi Pai's have 13 members at the game, an unofficial count showed . . . Manhattan is not to be outdone by the local athletic staff in showing hospitality to the legislators . . . About 40 are present in a special section in the building; all Allen is in front of it to see how he is filling his shoes at the "quarterback" slot . . . At the half a couple of the school's aspiring, if not perspiring, athletes put on a ping pong exhibition . . . It rates a very weak ho hum . . . Baseball coach Ralph Conger is along, and diamond gips flies thick and fast on the return trip . . . Wesche looks a lot better to your writer than he did down here . . . He's making them all the hard way . . . Miller is definitely on the mend . . . And Don Embry impresses us more than he has at anytime this season, seeing the ball go around and getting with it . . . If the team can bump off the Cyclones, there will be no stopping it by the time next semester rolls around . . . Howard Engleman tallies only one goal, but he is still setting the scoring score for the Jayhawks with 46 points in five games.
... The Kansas team goes into a pretty stall formation, but Miller is fouled and he makes it, 40 to 38, from the charity line ... There are only ten seconds left when State comes down for its final charge, but a desperate shot is erring and the visiting team freezes the ball for a few final seconds.
HAD YOUR EYES EXAMINED LATELY?
If your eyes hurt or the Print blurs — If you have persistent headaches — If your eyes need attention.
The Buccaneers, piloted by Marvin Vandevere, shaded their way to an easy victory over an outclassed, but fighting Jaybird five. The final count was 41 to 13. Both Vandevere and Charles Dairymple found it a comparatively easy assignment to fathom the Jaybird defense, as the star forced in 29 of the 22 remaining 41 points. In a
F. H. ROBERTS Optometrist 833 Mass. Street
A fast moving Hellbound quintet was credited with the largest count, as it defeated the Dunkin Club, 64 to 6. From the outset the Hounds took command of the play. Accuracy under the bucket and fancy floor-work by the winners left the Dunkins helpless before the powerful attack. Le Roy Fuguit,铁 hell-bound pivot man, found the basket for seven field goals to lead the scoring parade.
A 32 to 23 victory went to a
Intramural Games Feature High Scores
Yesterday's intramural basketball games kept the scorekeeper's fingers busy, as all contests ended in lopsided, high scoring skirmishes. In each of the seven games played, the conquering squads won by decisive one-sided tallies.
★ H hellhounds Drop Dunikin Club 64 to 6; Buccaneers Beat Jaybirds 41 to 13; Others Win Easy
SO YOU THINK YOU'LL BE A JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES EH, MONTY?
GIRL
or
BOY!
Our's Is
Quality
Work
ROGERS' FASHION CLEANERS PRESTNT
Phone 75
We Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction on Everything Cleanable
Merchants of GOOD APPEARANCE for 27 Years
NEW YORK CLEANERS
Were $5.00 now $3.95
Were $6.50 now $5.20
Were $7.00 now $5.40
Were $8.50 now $6.80
Were $10.00 now $7.95
SLACKS
FINALS ARE HERE AND THAT MEANS THAT "SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR SPRING
SPORTS ATTIRE DURING
Our Pre-Inventory Clearance
SALE
LEATHER JACKETS
Were $7.95 now $5.95
Were $10.00 now $7.45
Were $12.50 now $9.35
Were $15.00 now $11.25
Were $18.50 now $13.45
SWEATERS
SALE prices prevailing in in other departments.
Were $3.00 now $2.40
Were $3.50 now $2.80
Were $5.00 now $3.95
Were $5.00 now $4.75
Were $6.00 now $4.75
smooth playing organization, the Trojans, as they defeated the hapwalls 1222 Mississippi men. The men of Troy led 21 to 10 at the half, and although they were outcured the second period, their first half lead allowed them to win the game. Pemer was the Trojan spark, scoring 15 points.
Kiappa Kipa $^{14}$C found the Beta Theta Pi $^{24}$C quad more than their equal, as the Beta's amassed 18 field goals and four free throws to win 40 to 18. After a 10 to 10 tie at the half, the winner's came back to utterly crush their opponents. In a second season, the scoreless the first half, swished seven field bucks to end as high scorer.
BUSH JACKETS
Were $5.00 now $3.75
Were $6.50 now $4.85
FANCY WOOL SHIRTS
Were $1.05 now $3.95
Were $1.65 now $1.30
The "B" contest between Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Tau Delta
AT THE PATEE
Freddie Bortholomew and Mickey Rooney in "Lord Jeff" at the Patee todev for 4 days.
was one the closest and most interesting of the games played. The Flies' won 38 to 27. Both organizations played a bang-up game of fast-break ball and 'although the score does not indicate it, it was a tense skirmish. Harry Reese, Delt, was high counter with 15 points. Dean Ritchie poured in sixteen buckets.
Delta Chi "B" lengthened a 17 to half time lead to defeat Delta Upsilon "B", 31 to 13. A faster moving Chi quitter was too much for the Westhillmen. The lion's share of the bucket work was credited to
Wendell Wenstrand, Chi forward,
who heated the hop for 17 points.
Harold Kaufman tallied all but two of
the loser's points.
In the two remaining games the Campus Raiders won by the default route over the Rattlesnake, and the Owls beat the forrest over the Acesia "B" squad.
BASKETBALL SCORES
Missouri 44, Nebraska 41.
Navy 46, North Carolina 38.
Ohio State 48, Army 39.
Michigan 47, Iowa 22.
Illinois 47, Wisconsin 34.
We Specialize in Lubrication
Our prices for this service are very reasonable.
Our modern lubrication equipment, in the hands of highly trained lubrication men, means a job that's perfect from start to finish. You can rest assured your car is amply protected with the correct lubricant at every vital point.
MOTOR - IN
MASTER SERVICE STATION
827 Vt. Phone 264
Now-a-days its: Carls for Arrow
And on Display for Your Approval
"HATCHED OUT TODAY"
1939 Spring Styles in!—
VARSITY TOWN SUITS
ARROW SHIRTS
STETSON HATS
BOTANY WOOL NECKTIES
RUGGY SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
TODAY Continuous
From 2:30
4 SPINE CHILLING DAYS
A New JUGGERNAUT OF DESTRUCTION LOOSED UPON THE WORLD!...Transforme
12