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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1935
Jayhawkers Meet Baker University On Court Monday
Quintets of Two Schools Have Not Competed for More Than 20 Years
After a lapse of more than 20 years, the University of Kansas and Baker University of Baldwin will meet again in basketball. The Methodists open their 1866 season when they come to Lawrence Monday in what will be the third non-conference game for the Jayhawkers.
Athletic relations between Kansas and Baker stretch back almost half a century, for in 1896 the two schools met in baseball. The game was a tie. 6-6. For the next 15 years, baseball was as popular as three games a season.
Baker was the first collegiate competitor of Kansas in football, also. In 2016, Baker won the prize of the present Big Sig, Kansan and Baker played two games, Kansas Winning.
Coach Emil S. Listen and freshman Coach George S. Brettnaill have devoted the past week to an intensive coaching camp at Baker University 1936 basketball quintet to pit against the proleges of Dr. F. C Allen or the Kansas University football team.
Baker Has Six Lettermen
Six lettermen from last year form the basis for the team, which will include some of the high scorers of the conference. Beiser of Kansas City, Mo., scored 121 points last year, and Schey of Leavenworth 102. Both mens will choose from the four other lettermen of last season, a nucleus, around which to build the team.
Albertson, one of the best defensive guards of the conference, is playing his last year and should prove to be one of the leaders of the Wildcat aggregation. Fred Heine, former Central high lad and all-conference football tackle, is battling again for the center position, which he so capably filled him, until an injury incapacitated him, was third highest scorer in the sound.
Queer, another forward, is one of the headiest and best floor men on the team. Bob Rudolph, Atchison, alternated at center and was a fine under-study of Heine. Heine, Beiser, Schrey, and Quear are third-year men.
Albert Stress
Kansas State is working on fundamentals this week and Coach Allen has been stressing guarding. It has been a policy for the last six years that the Kansas team keep the oppositions score in the "tennis". Although this has not been the outcome of all the games, it has to follow, Coach Allen has discovered.
E. C. Quigley to Referee
Scrimimage sessions have been lengthy since the Ottawa game and, with Coach Allen is looking for a more effective conference games to be against Baker University. All members of the squad are expected in shooting ability and hall handling.
Between the halves one reel of Dr. F. C. Allen's basketball fundamentals will be shown on the screen. Also, the Jayhawk Juniors will be guests again and are asked to come in the west stair entrance.
E. C. Quigley is more
The referee for tomorrow night's game will be E. C. Quigley. The probable starting lineups:
Kansas Allen f Beisein Ebling f Quaean Noble e Heine Pralle g Albertson Kappelman g Schrej
--past three days:
Cliff's Ghosts
Men's Intramurals
Intramural schedule for next week is as follows:
Monday: Basketball-5-30 Phi Delt "II" & "B" vs D.T.D." B. Sig Ep "B" vs Kappa B."Sig Ep "B" 10.0 Sig Ep vs Pigma Chi; Phi Delt vs D.T.D. Volley Ball> 5.10 Delta Chi vs Sig Alph; Phi Pa vs Phi Gam.
Tuesday; Basketball-10:00 1st Baptist vs Rock Chalk I; Cope's Drug vs Campus Raiders; Volley Ball-Philt Devs vs Nu Suigra Nu; Beta Suigra Nu
Wednesday; Basketball - 9:00 K.E.K.
vs Theta Tau; A.K. Pai vs Pi K.A.
10.00 Delta Chi vs Beta; Kappa Sig vs
Pi K.A.
Thursday; Basketball to 10:00 S.A. Mu vs Acacia; Lions vs Dunakin Club. Volley Ball—5:10 Sigma Chi vs Sig Phi. Delt Tau vs Kappa Sig. Water Polo—5:20 Ph iGam vs Triangle; Sig Alph vs Phil Delt.
Results of volley ball matches:
Triangle defeated A.T.O. 2-1, 11-2
Sig Alph defeated Nigma Su1 2-18, 11-2
Delta Tau for tautfer to Delta Ch
Results of volley ball matches:
Results of water poth game.
Phi Delt defeated Delta Chi 15-0;
Tadpoles defeated Beta's 16-0.
GTPg P聘 lf 2 o
Knightf 15 lf 2 o
Knightf 15 lf 2 o
BCovey 6 3 1
Mcoeyg 6 3 1
Fitzgerald 2 1 0
Smith 4 0
Smith 4 0
40 13 5
Referee, Burket
Results of basketball games for the
Phi Delt I "B" 49
g. f.
Robertsf 5 0 0
Mizef 5 0 0
Chb'mrsfg 6 2 0
Browne. 3 0 0
McCluref. 4 1 0
23 3 0
Referee, Allen
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Plat Gaui  g. fi. f. I
Burück f. i. g. fi. f.
Steigerf. i. g. fi. f.
Binkeck f. i. g. fi. f.
MT-biting f. i. g. fi. f.
Bardekenf. i. g. fi. f.
Jandy f. i. g. fi. f.
Vitche f. i. g. fi. f
14 3 4
Referee, Cooper
Bolshiviks 23
12 5 13
Siena Chi "B" 14
Gmaja Chi "Bi" *F*
    g. t.
Sawr 'nch't i. 2 2
Watson.f 2 2 0
Porter.e 2 0 1
Glzez.g 2 0 0
Gillc.g 0 0 0
A. I. O.
g. f. t. l.
Coryf. 4
Iyer. f. 1
Myer.f. 1 0
Kellam. f. 1 0
Myers.g. 2 1
D'd'g'.go.g. 2 1
Bobvinsv 2 f.ft.
Th'mps'nf f 1 0
Wallace,f 0 0
Buchee,c 0 3
Rich dis'ng f 5 4
Talbert, 2 0
6 2 2
A. T.O. "B" 2^
Referee, Burkett
10 0
Sigma No "F" 1
   glewf. 0 1
   lgof. 0 1
   cookf. 0 0
   youmge. 0 0
   lingerk. 0 2
   lingerk. 0 3
   Masser. 1 1
   Masser. 1 1
   Shaves. 0 0
   Peterson. 0 0
Acacia 38
Acacia "B" 9
| | g. ff. t. |
| :--- | :--- |
| Chapman, f | 3 0 |
| Morris, f | 3 0 |
| Cox, c | 0 0 |
| Kabler, g | 1 1 |
| Nichols, g | 1 1 |
| | g. f. l. |
| :--- | :--- |
| Ditux c | 0.1 f. |
| Ditux d | 0.1 f. |
| Wilfle rife | 1 | 1 |
| Pennock g | 1 | 1 |
| Duobers | 0 | 0 |
| Duobers | 0 | 0 |
| Pugh | 0 | 1 |
18 2 3
Kappa Sig 22
Laupper Sg 22
Lampier B
Lander L
Landauer 1
Blinfeldb 0 0 0
MDrDvbc 3 0 0
MDrDvbc 3 0 0
Milteng 2 0 0
Milteng 2 0 0
11 0 4
A.K. P12
  Pile 12
    R. 1, 1
    R. 0, 1
Armgf g.l 0
Armgf g.0
Hammg h.0
Adangg a.
Hill 0, 1
ieta 23
Nesleyf. 1 g, f, t.
Bowlif. 3 0 1
Stollande. 1 0 1
Dodig. 0 0 1
Fees. 0 1 0
D. T. D. 19
11 1 3
Referee, Foss
D. T. D. J.
g. r. t.
M'm'rmmf a 1 0
Hedges f 1 0
Fineley x 1 0
Vestash t 1 0
Elmore l 1 0
Elmore m 1 0
Kappa Sig "Bf" g. ft.
Lyons.f 1 1
Bird.f 2 1
Kehm.c 4 0
Allderice.g 0 0
Kent.g 1 1
K. E.K.16
11 3 4
Referee, Corliss
8 3
Sigma Nu 12
g. ft. f.
Br'wningf g 1
J.Hantaf.l 3 0
O.hantla.c 1 0
Crouch.g 1 1
Henley.g 1 0
Sigma Na 12 F
Davif f 12 F
Davif f 12 F
Dubachf. 3 2 F
Whmte n. 2 F
Kelley g. 2 F
Pfefferg. g. 2 F
Acacia "B" 7
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5 2
Referee, McEnroe
Phi Psi 33
g. f. t. f.
Pennock, f 1
Ditus, f 1 0
Wildfle, rd 1 2
Hawley, g 0 1
Hagen 1 0
P. K.A. 10
They're the Tops!—The Consensus All-American Grid Squad
K. A. K. g. f. t. 1
Half,f f. t. 1
Wilkins,f 1 1 0
Huey,c 1 0 1
Lippitt,g 2 0 1
Kelser,g 1 0 1
g. f. f. f.
Knockef. 1
Hodge. 4
Masoner. 0
King. 2
Kingg. 2
Bramwell. 1
A. T. O. 2.
Kipinger 1, 2, 6, B. L.
Kipinger 1, 2, 6, B. L.
Bchannel 1, 2, 6, B. L.
Btridgedge 0, 1, 2, Ambrosbe
Mier 0, 3, 0, Mier 0, 3
14 5 4
Referee, Cooper
11 2 1
D. U. 24
Ather. 10 0, 5
Afterf. 10 0, 5
Davidis. 6 1, 0
Snyderne. 6 1, 0
Mangliru 1 0, 5
Wildridge 1 0, 5
Wildridge 1 0, 5
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Referee, Corliss
Hellhounds 15
8 3 3
Referee, Corliss
E. r. f. L.
Pleasen F 0
World f 0
Krugero 0
Kimbirae 0
Kimbea 0
Dalton 2 0
Dalton 2 1
Dalton 2 1
8 3 3
8 3 3
| | g. ft. f. |
| :--- | :--- |
| Robinhowm | 0 |
| Duggeet J | 0 |
| Sgt pletong | 0 | 2 |
| Camnegedy | 0 | 2 |
| Tenghen | 0 | 1 |
| Tenghen | 0 | 1 |
S. A.E.23
Panthers 23
Phi Chi 29
g, f, I I
Stewarta, J
Shinderd, I
Marotte, I 3 0 2
Mckeg, I 3 0 2
Hodman, I
15 3 2
Reserves Burtkert
Triangle of
Kerr1      3        2        4
Kerr2      3        2        4
Piecke     11   0    1
Moterg.  1    0    1
Coleman.  4    0    0
Lawd.  1    0    0
Triangle 51
11 1 7 Referee, Cooper
11 1 0
23 5 6
Pi K, A. II
Dunham f 0
Hoyc y 2
Claster c 1
Lippig i 0
Ward f 0
Referee, McEnroe
Royal Crocin g. f.
Lyons f 2
Olympus f 1
Framwell 2 1
Schreyg 2 1
Schreyg 2 1
Gustog 6
Gustog 6
Huls 0
Huls 0
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Boilermakers 16
Rock Chalk I 22
Christians ch. 28
        G. l. Jeff.
        g. L. Lee.
W. Chickck 0 0 0
B. Budding 0 0 2
Budding 0 0 1
Swichger 0 0 1
B. Chickck 0 1 2
Swichger 0 1 2
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8 0
g. ft.
Biglowf 4 0
Hadleyf 0 0
Davice 0 0
Blakeg 0 0
Bialeg 0 0
Patterson 0 0
Women's Intramurals
--will play Alpha Gamma Delta and Pi Beta Phi will meet Sigma Kappa.
The results of the doubles ping pong tournament thus far are as follows: Kappa Kappa Gamma, represented by Kreibhiel and Jeffords, defeated Alpha Omicron Pi, represented by Green and Beamer, 21-4, 28-4. Delta-Delo-Diano, defeated the A.O.Pi team, Shetler-Ames, 21-6, 21-11.
Alpha Delta Pi, Williams-Ware, dece-
fied Alpha Chi Omega, Arthur-Amher,
21-11, 21-18, January-Kunkle A.D.P.
Jauffenburg, January-Archeer, Alpha Chi
21-11.
Kappa Alpha Theta, Smith-Fritz,
decafed Wakins Hall, Sedimentary-Bour-
shire, 21-13, 12-13, Hamilton-Kroh. K.A.
Wakins Hall, 12-21, 21-17, Walkin-
 Hall, 12-21, 21-17, 21-13
Chi Omega, Foreman John, Josteft, defaced Corin Hall, Petit-Bubelt, 21-5, 11-21 Tromp-Ike, Chi Omega, defeated Erkine-Barachun, Corin Hall, 21-13
Pi Beta Phi won by a default from Sigma Kappa.
The final date for the ping pong singles to be played off has been set for Monday, December 16.
Two basketball games have been scheduled for Tuesday. Gamma Phi Beta
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First-Year Men Beat Varsity in Pool Metal
The freshman swimmers splashed water into the faces of the varsity squad numbers. Friday afternoon, around the older men to win the tie-up of 33 to 15
The results of the events between the freshman and varnished, I mean varity, are as follows:
On the freshman team were Morton Jones, Nets, Newtowinson, Arthur Poindexter, Joseph McWeenny, William Tholen, D. W. Overton, William Gray, Frank Wilson, Robert Means, and Raymond Hartley.
The "V" squad was there too: William Waggoner, Robert La Shelle, Raphal Puney, Paul Fisher, Max Elazar, Harold Report, Dean Tiller, and E.W.
400-yard relay  first; freshman, Jones, nowowski Poindexter, McWeeney, second, varity; Waggoner, LaShell Pusey, Fisher. Time 4:11:7.
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100-yard back stroke—Gray, "F," "F" first, Poindexter, "F," second; Tiller, "V"; third. Time 1:155.
100-yard breast stroke—Tholen, "F," first; Raport, "V," second; Overton, "F," third. Time 1:17.7.
thirty. third. dash — Wilson, "F" first; Pussey, "V", second; Fisher, "F", third. Time 26.2.
300-yard swim — Noveosnski, "E",
first; Barnd!, "V", second; Hartley, "F",
third. Time 3:40.2.
The final four events will be run off Monday afternoon at 4:30. These events will be 100-yard dash, diving, 220-yard dash and the medley relay.
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The social service committee of the W.Y.C.A. will hold a supper meeting at Henley House, tomorrow at 6 p.m. Ruth Gard, e38, has charge of the event.
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