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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Jayhawk Cagers Rest After Winning Battle Dr. Allen Gives Chalk Talk, Followed by Dummy Scrimmage
Victors over Baker by a last minute,
rally, the Kansas basketball team
enjoyed a less strenuous workout that
usually yesterday afternoon.
The game was a hard-played one and apparently Coach F. C. Allen thought a little rest would do the men good. Consequently no actual scrimmage was engaged in. A lengthy blackboard session was held in which Coach Allen pointed out to the eurers the mistake in the team from Baldwin. Following this the team went over to the Auditorium for the remainder of the practice.
Here two teams had more or less of a dummy scrimmage in which the play stepped as soon as the team on the defense got the ball. In this manner play was kept in one half of the court and was not so tiring. One team lined up with Milton Allen and Wilmer Shaffer, forward, Mavin Cox, center, and Piaudre, left, Marty Cole, center, guards Ray Ebling and Roy Nobile, first string forward and center, respectively, left early and did not take part in this part of the workout.
The team opposing them consisted of Sylvester Schmidt and Neo Stewart, forwards, Bob Holmer, center, and Grant Barcus and Dave Lutton, guards. The patched-up first string was hitting much better than in the game with Baldwain and looked pretty good. One of the best plays was the play of Marvin Cox, reserve center, who scored a number of times from the center of the court.
Men's Intramurals
Intramural training for tonight: Basketball--K, KEK V. vs. Theta Tau; AKi Ps. vs. Pi KA. X, 10, Deta Chi vs. Beta Kugai Suc. vs. Phi PSi.
Results of Monday night's games:
9 4 1
Referee, Corliss
Kapp Sug **f**, lt L.
Lyonfall **f**, lt L.
Kibhm **f**, 0 1 0
Birdc **f**, 1 0 0
Birdc **f**, 1 0 0
Bobbih **f**, 1 0 0
Kent **g**, 1 0 0
S. P. E. "B" **8. g**
      8. f.
D. Fieberf. 1 0
D. Fieberf. 1 0
P. Fifeber. 1 0
L. Blebond. 1
O. holsn.g 1
N. Owens. 1
b'ed b'ucl f. g. f. t.
B'deb'ucl f. g. f. t.
Benfont . 2 1
Bowmanw . 2 0
Waymanw . 1 1
Trotterr . 2 0
Waymanw . 1 0
Referee, Vanek
10 5 2
Referee, Foss
Delta Tau 17. g.
Truf Mason 17. f.
Mcmoran J 2. 0
Elienroff J 2. 0
Olsen G 2. 0
Veltubg J 0. 0
Veltubg J 0. 0
Finley J 0. 0
Fn Det **.** g. l. F
Bendick 2 0 1
Behndi'b 0 0 0
Sbillc 1 0 0
Habs hrb 0 0 1
Wrightg 0 1 0
Delta Tau "B" **12**
G. Illoreau **1**
G. Illoreau **1**
Spinel, 1 0
Barker, 1 0
M Vatch,g, 1 0
M Vatch,g, 1 0
Allen, 1 0
Pioneers 48
Flores 1 6f. L
Barberf 2 4f.
Ragstuf 3 5f.
Tateg 1 0
Tateg 1 0
Hawkg 2 0
Hawkg 2 0
Hall 2 0
Hall 2 0
22 4 4
Referee: McEnroe
S.A. Mu 21
Kassf, f
Fengold, f 0 0
Visfcek, y 0 1
Wustok, g 0
Wustok, g 0
Bchund, r 0
Dunkin Club i1v1
C. S. E. K.
g f t
Russellf 2 1
Moorel 2 1
Miller 2 1
Blakee 5 1
Porentae 2 0
Hagaragi 5 1
Ketemugha 5 1
11 3 3 7 2
Referee, Burkett
Freshmen Team Wins Meet
Varsity Makes Comeback Too Late To Overcome Opponents' Lead
The varsity swimming team made a strong comeback Monday afternoon, in the second day of the varsity-freshman swimming meet, but found the 3 to 15 yearlings had built up in the first five events held Friday, too big
overcome and lest the meet to the first year men 46 to 38.
year men 48 to 50.
The results of Coach Alphin to re-
cover the swimming sessions swimming would be over if the freshman teams were only the variety.
Results of the four events held, Monday are as follows:
1. Pacey, V, 79.8 points; second, B. F. Humphrey, V, 50.8 points; third, R. Jackman, F, 39.1 points.
100-yard dash—W. C. Waggoner, F; first, D. Tirst, V, second, F. Wilson, F;
220-yard dash—V. Noweinski, F; first, C. Nichols, V, second, W. Zupancue, V; third, Time 2.45;
Meldy Relay—First freshmen (W. L. Grisham, M. and Jones); second, varity (Tiller, C. Nichols, and P. Fisher). Time 3.372.
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Women's Intramurals
Fing pong results: McKibbin, IWW,
defended Dodge, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
22-20-21 4; Baker, IWW, defeated
kiience, Pi Beta Phi, 21-17, 18-21, 18-
hunter, IWW, defeated Lippitt, Alpha
Omieon Pi, 21-1, 21-3; Delano, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, 21-1, 21-3; Corbin, Alpha
Theta, 21-4, 21-8; Brink, Pi Beta Phi,
defended Anderson, Corbin, Hall
21-11, 21-13; Erskine, Corbin hall,
defested Poas, IWW, 21-16, 21-9.
Sigma Kappa and Alpha Gamma Delta sororites forfecited scheduled basketball games to the Pi Phi and Gamma Phi Beta's respectively last night in women's intramural competition.
Set 1937 Football Date
Fourth Game of Series With Michigan State Will Be Here
Kansas and Michigan State yesterday agreed on Oct. 30 as the date for the 1937 football game, the fourth in the series being played by these two institutions. Recent setting of conference games for that year makes it possible to negotiate for dates for other games on the Kansas schedule. Washburn and Bates are set to be on the 1937 schedule, but the dates have not been settled yet.
Kansas and Michigan State had their first game Tast year, when the Michiganders came here for a 6-0 victory. Kansas went to East Lansing this year, as it will in 1837. The 1936 game will be here Nov. 14.
Coach Chas. Bacchman of Michigan State, formerly of Kansas State, sought the Kansas games soon after Kansas and Notre Dame had played.
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Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements for Year Ending June 30,1935,for the Kansas Memorial Union
Balance from 1933-34 $ 617.79
amount due for bill of
The following is a statement of the cash receipts and disbursements of the Kansas Memorial Union for the year June 30, 1934, to June 30, 1935, and is taken from the annual report of the Treasurer of the Student Organizations Fund.
RECEIPTS
Balance from 1933-34 $
Fountain Receipts (less ft. bill of help) $14,600.96
Recreation Room 2,453.07
Hall Rental 918.50
Student Activity Ticket (Mbrsbsp.
fees) 6,897.37
Summer Session Membership Fees 165.50
Special Membership Fees (Alumni) 8.25
Check Stand 356.20
Stag Penalties, Mid-week dances 550.80
Return of Money advanced for
Convention Exp. 79.62
Refund on Special Service (Hall labor) 24.10
Refund on Telephone Tolls, etc. 14.60
Change Returned 59.00
From Activity Ticket Res. Fund
for Orchestra 105.00
From Activity Ticket Res. Fund
for Chaparones 5.00 $
TOTAL RECEIPTS $
TOTAL RECEIPTS
Recreation Room:
Labor (Less Ft. Bills) ... 750.75
Expense (Supplies and Reps.) ... 241.02 991.77
DISBURSEMENTS
Fountain:
Labor (less ft. bills) $2,714.15
Merchandise $9,426.55
Expense, Loddy, Adv., Pho. Cig.
Tabs, Rep. Gas, Ice, Glassware, etc.) 817.79 $12,958.49
General Expense:
Reps. Pho.. Janitor Sup..
Office Sup.. Adv.. Etc. 946.37
Manager's Bond Prem. 5.00
Window Washing 120.00
Subs. Mag. & Newspapers 40.90 1,112.27
Change Checked out 70.00
Lounge Labor (Less Ft. Bills) 1,021.81
Hall Expense 9.80
Hall Labor (Less Fount. Bills) 256.82
Fountain Equipment:
Grill 15.00
Radio 12.50
Tacy Hot Cup 7.61 35.11
Recreation Room Equipment 11.67
Bulletin Board and Letters 34.39
Adding Machine 184.50
Construction (1935) 174.75
Notes Paid:
Construction (1934) 885.97
Memorial Corp. 716.37
Operating Com. 1,560.00 3,162.34
Salary of Manager 1.120.01
Salary of Hostesses 810.61
Dues and Assessment (National) 22.00
Orchestras (Free Dances) 244.00
Refund to Commencement on Transfer 150.00
Bad Check 18.25
Money Advanced for Convention Exp. 150.00
Orchestras for Mid-Week Dances 700.00
Handling Charge 150.00
Balance to 1935-36 ... $ 3,527.18
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $23,388.58
Balance to 1935-36 $ 3,527.18
Explanation: Anyone desiring more detailed information may receive such information by calling at the manager's office.
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