UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FOUR
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16. 1956
Jayhawks Play Baker Tonight
With one victory and one defeat in their first two games, the Jayhawkers play Baker tonight in the third game of the season at Baldwin. Coach Allen last night announced that the startling lineup would consist of Golay and Corlis, sophomore finds, at Luton. The defense, and Fialle and Lotton at guards.
This lineup will compare rather favorably in height with the probable starting Baker five. The Wildcats will have Beiser and Questar at the forward posts, Heine, center, Schrey and probably Rudolph at guards.
Th. Jachawkers have not shown their potentials as yet, but Coach Aller hopes to see his team get back into a winning stride tonight. The squash is at its full strength for the game with the exception of Holiday, scrappy little center, who is now leading the match in the last practice session before the game; the Kansas boys seemed to have found their basket eye, with Praile and Noble hitting the hoop regularly from all angles.
Baker, while not played having a james yet, will be very dangerous with four regroups and two additional lettermen to back form the machine
The game will start at 8 o'clock with E. C. Quigley and Gene Kempe officiating.
Intramural Field Will Remain for Student Use
In an interview with a Daily Knews reporter last night, Dr. F.C. Allen put at the cost of fury over the courts to sell the intramural athletic field.
Doctor Allen explained that this field is now owned by the Athletic association, and if sold, it would be worth $10 million. It still will be available for student use in intramural athletics. This plan would help the Athletic association out of its financial difficulty and yet not impair the advantages offered the student.
Jensen Completes Revision of Government Finance Text
Doctor Allen also added that it might not be sold if a plan to release the stadium bonds at a lower rate or interest is adopted.
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Women's Intramurals
Games in the third round of the ping pong and basketball tournaments must be played off by Friday, Dec. 18.
Pino Pong
Women's Intramurals
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Today's IW, IWW. vs. Watkins
bk NNT, TNT, vs. bd.
In the games played last night, Alpha Chi Omaha defeated Kappa Altahei. T2-0. PI Beta Phi for tortured in Alpha Gamma Beta games.
Tomorrow: 4:15, Gamma Phi Beta
vs. Chi Omega; 5, Alpha Omicron Pi
vs. Sigma Kappa.
Basketball
Tommorow, 9; east court, Sigma Kappa vs. Watkins hall; west court, Corbin ball vs. Alpha Chi Omega.
Tournament
Eddie Park for ported to Sue Enfield; Alius Doppe defended Sue Enfield; Michael Battin defended Bettin Battin, 15-3, 14-3; Deines La Mone defended Arlene Marten, 15-3, 14-11;凹洞 Bakehack defended Liam Evans; Eunane Neford defeated Ila Griffith, 15-14, 15-1; Barbary Snipson defeated Emile Gossard; Eunane Moll defeated Jane Gensel, 15-7.
Men's Intramurals
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Wiley, all-star forward, was high-point man, as he made six field goals. Results of basketball games played late Monday night were as follows: Theta Tau beat Collegeians, 27-13. Whirlwinds beat the Moody Muddles, 19-14 Sig Aliph AT.O. and Sigma Ruin the B.A.M. team.
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Rifle Range Onens Today
The floor area of enlarging the basement of Fowler Shoe was completed yesterday, and the riffle is ready for use. The floor area has been extended and the walls faced with brick. The range will be enlarged to include three more targets Rifle teams will resume their practice-to-
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