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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1935
Jayhawker Squad Resumes Practice After Winning Tilt
Contest Shows That Team Has Fine Prospects for Successful Season
Having opened its season successfully, the Jayhawker basketball team resumed practice yesterday.
A 35-18 victory was turned in over Washburn Monday evening in Kansas' first game of the season. Although the game was ragged it was interesting, and the team's aggregation apparently destined for a fine season. The Kansas defense, supposedly the team's weak point, was sufficiently strong to throttle the Washburn-shooters who had run up 38 points against Kansas State last
Offense Was Ragged
The Jayhawkie offense was not quite as effective as had been expected but it has great promise. Every man on the first string, Emmett Lewis, played well and is a flawless ball handler and a crack shot. Praille, playing in his first college game Monday, played far below his capacity, but he hit his stride in the next game or two.
The big man for Kansas was Noble, junior center, who starred on both offense and defense. Working beautifully, Noble nudged in four field goals that scored Washington's winning honors. In addition, he made the Jahywaker offense much more potent by getting the tip all through the game. Noble's ability to anticipate that Kansas would have to play a defensive tip will bring Noble out-jumped the taller Dittemore consistently. On the defense, Noble's agent came up a number of Washburn thrusts.
Veterans Play Well
The other three veterans, Ebling, Allen and Kappelman, also played Kappelman's guarding of Captain Bethel, Washburn's high scoring forward, was a fine piece of work. Bethel rang up 19 points in the game with Kansas State but was able to garner only four points Monday night.
Ehling contributed three field goals to the Kansas cause, including two rather sensational shots. One was a one-handed flip from the corner of the swister and the other was a one-handed flip from the corner of the Wabamann man knocked him sprawling.
Allen's passing was for the most part of the highest type. One or two of his passes went astray but the majority of the time he was feeding his teammates beautiful. Like Elbing and Kappelman, he scored 6 points.
Good Ball Handlers
The varsity five worked hard on the offense, snapping the ball around briskly and playing brilliantly but on the defense they frequently had lapses which allowed the reserves to secrete shots from directly under the basket.
In practice last night, the team this started the Washburn game scrim maged a team composed of Schmid and Holiday, forwards, Cox, center and Shaffer and Rogers, guards. The score was very even although the varsity was markedly superior in handling the ball.
Noble and Praile were outstanding for the varsity while Cox stood out for the reserves. Noble was showing brilliant form on the offensive and Praile
S. M. U. Mustang Stars Stanford Must Stop
When the undefeated Southern Methodist Mustangs invade the Rose Bowl to battle Stanford University for national honors, the Indians will have
to stop a strong, deceptive, aerial-minded teams. These Mustang stars, who have brought the Southwestern to their boss, MATTY Bell, in his first year as head coach.
scored on several nice awnings from fairly close range. Cox proved once again to be a very dangerous man under the basket, on rebounds and the score, and earned eight or ten points. He also scored on one nice long shot. left the floor early and Cox took his team's vaulty team where he performed well.
Dave Lutton, letterman guard, reported yesterday. Lutton, a reserve center on the football team, got into arcrimature before it had gene very long.
Two Winners of Rose Bowl Contest Will Start for California, Dec. 29
A post-season football game was played Monday afternoon between the Phi Gam freshmen and upperclassmen. The upperclassman won by a score of 10-2.
PHI GAM FRESHMEN LOSE
GAME TO UPPERCLASSMEN
Both teams made their initial score by completing long passes. Jim Bicker blocked a punt which was recovered by the freshman in their end zone for a touchdown.
Man. 95. Walks 25 Miles
The game was a rough and tumble affair and it was necessary for both teams to use many substitutions. Bill Gil, center for the upperclassmen, retired from the golf team in time to be taken to the Wakka Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Tuesday will be spend in taking a sight-seeking trip down the Pacific coast through Los Angeles and continuing to Diego over one of the most famous of ascetic highways in the United
Palmer, Mass.—(IIP) Although 9,
Henry D. Johnson of Stafford Springs,
Conn. walked 25 miles from his home
to the office to purchase house-
carve sales selling articles.
The outward-bound bus trip will consume approximately 35 hours, so the winning University man and woman will wake up in their beds aboard the bus early Tuesday morning to find themselves in Los Angeles. The bus will follow a direct route," through Salina, Dodge City, Peibu, Colorado. Santa Fe, and Galileo, N.M.
Sunday, Dec. 29, will be a lucky day for two University of Kansas students if they are fortunate enough to escape the perils of a Friday the 13th and be adjudged the winners in the Jayhawk magazine-gazine theater Rose Bow contest, for at 1:15 o'clock that Sunday they will board a pullman bus bound for sunny California and escape for a week from the rigors of a Kansas winter.
Each minute of the week's trip, given with all expenses paid by the sponsors, will be packed with novel experiences, with the features: a day at the annual Pagent of Roses, the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena, and a day spent in visiting the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer movie studios at Culver City.
On Wednesday of that week the two will be welcomed by officials of the Metro-Mayer Mayer studies for an advertising company. There they will be able to see, and perhaps to meet, their idols of the stage and screen at first hand. They will be entertained with a lunch, a treat accorded few visitors to any mo-
rning.
Following this, the two students will again board the pulman bus and begin their return journey to Kannu, where they will be in time to resume their training.
States. There Uncle Sam's Pacific Fleet will be anchored in the bay.
That same afternoon the two will be back at the Rose Bowl again to see the game. They will be in the Methodist Universities tangle in one of the outstanding intercultural clashes of the season.
On New Year's Day, will be presented the Tournament of Roses, and the Kansans will enjoy the spectacle of rose blooms are displayed on floats during this demonstration held in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena Park, visitors part of the country.
The winners will be selected next Friday, Dec. 13, at the Granada theater. The time is 9 o'clock.
Men's Intramurals
Beta deflected Sigma Chi and Sigma Nu defeated Sig Ep in valley ball contests yesterday afternoon. The scores of the Beta-Sigma Chi match, 11-21; 21-20; 21-12. Score of the Sigma Nu-SiE Eo match, 4:21; 2-11.
The results of the Hellhounds vs
Lionu; and Bolshikvs vs Johnson A.S.
basketball games will be printed in
the next Kansan.
Results of Monday night's basketball games:
S. A.M.18
g. f. t. f.
Feingold,f 4
Deutch, f 2
Oehl, n 1
Leb'mn,g 4
Wnst_ckg 1
B'cb'db g 1
g. f. t. f.
Christians 17
g. ft.
Traw,f 0
Chock,f 1 3
George,c 1 2
Swisber,g 3 2
Novogh,y 2
8 2 9
Referee, Cooper
Biographer, 76
q. ft. f.
Barber; 8 2 2
Ruigg'g'r; 3 0 1
Lee; c 1
Hulg; 2 0 0
Hawkg; 2 0 0
5 7
A. K. Psi 4
17 2 3
Referee, Corliss
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Western Teams Come East
All the Big Hits
First to leave will be the University or Southern California. They will meet the University of Oklahoma at Norman Dec. 13 and 14, and will meet the University of Kansas at Kansas City Dec. 20. Between them will meet other teams as Oklahoma A. and M., Wichita university, and the Hutchinson Reno%.
with the University of Kansas on their schedule.
Two California Basketball Squads Will Make Tours
The University of California will leave Berkeley late this week for New York, where they will play New York University at Madison Square Garden Dec. 18. They will work back across the continent, playing Temple Dec. 28. Purdue Dec. 26. Northwestern Dec. 30. University of Kansas, Jan. 2 and 3, Oklahoma City University Jan. 4, and the University of Arizona Jan. 7.
These two teams have been practicing the center jump quite intensely, as this play is not used in the Coast conferences.
Two California basketball teams are leaving the West Coast this week for eastern tours. Both teams have games
The Southern California team has been conference champion three years out of the past eight, including last year. They averaged 54 points in each conference game last year and hold opponents to an average of 31.4 points.
They will meet the Jayhawkers on Friday, Dec. 20, and on the same night Kansas State will meet Missouri in a non-conference affair. The winners of
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Kansas State met with a surprise defeat at the hands of the Greeseley College quintet Monday night, 30-40. Using a fast break between shots of shots from all over the floor, the Greeseley men carried the fight to the Wildcats all the way.
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