PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1934 Jayhawks Entrain Tonight to Battle Against Oklahoma Friday Night Game May Decide Whether Kansas Will Share Big Six Court Title Probable Starting Lineups Kansas Oklahoma Ebling f. Bross Harrington f. Main Wells c. Munson Gray g. Browning Kappelman g. H. LeCrone Referee: George Gardner, Southwest ern. The University of Kansas basketball team will leave tonight for Norman to engage the University of Oklahoma in a night and a conference game Friday. The Friday game will go a long way toward determining whether Kansas will become undisputed champion of the Big Six conference for the fourth consecutive time, or will have to share honors with Oklahoma or Missouri, or both. Should the Jayhawks win one of the remaining games, they will be undisputed champions, and the defeated team will drop to third place. Coach Forrest C. Allen expects to use the starting lineup which proved effective in the recent Kansas State game, with Ebling and Harrington at forward; Wells jumping center and then shifting to a forward position, Harrington taking center; and Gray and Kappelman at guards. Other players to make the trip will be Allen, Vanek, Shaffer, and Harris or With the shortest center in the Big Six, and with a team with the fewest aggregate playing-semisters, the Kansas squad has fought its way to the top *pe* In half the conference games Kansas has played this season, Kansas has stopped the opponents at 23 points, in three games the opponents scored 24 points, and in the eighth game the opponent made 25 points. Kansas' scores, on the other hand, have ranged from 21 to 39 points. Oklahoma Has Chance to Gain Tie for Championship SOONERS TO MAKE LAST STAND Norman, Feb. 28—Back on their home court where they've lost one basketball game to Kansas in the past eight years, the Oklahoma five will gather its forces for one final furious drive in an effort to defeat the Jayhawkers here Thursday and Friday nights and make it possible for Missouri to throw the "Big Six" championship into a triple tie by a win from Kansas at Lawrence March 6. Three Sooner players, Eyvip '17 Boss of El Reno; Harold "Doc" LeCrone of Norman, and Percy Mankin of Clinton, will end their intercollegiate careers at Oklahoma in these games. The Thursday night fray, an exhibition, will start of a clock but the official game Friday night will begin at 7:30, ushering start "Pepper" Martin, Paul Waner and Lloyd Waner, three of Oklahoma's major league baseball stars, will watch the game as guests of the Sooner athletic association, along with the Oklahoma Sports Writers association. All will be feted at a dinner at coach of each of the Oklahoma City Cardinals, national girls' champs, and Dr. F. C. Allen, Kansas coach, also will attend the dinner. Kansas, which has won seven consecutive conference games since its 21-24 defeat to Nebraska at Lincoln in the opener, is rejoicing in the return to its lineup of Gordon Gray, regular guard, who has been lost to the team three weeks because of grades. With Gray back in harness against Kansas State Saturday at Manhattan, Doctor Allen shifted Harrington back to forward and Kansas won in a romp, 39 to 23. Munson, Oklahoma center, is expected to control the tip but with a hunky aggregation of players averaging 180 pounds and 6 feet 1 inches. Kansas will be driving in hard for its share of them. Gray to Fole Vault at Columbia Gray to Pole Vault at Columbia When the University of Kansas basketball team returns Saturday morning at 8:15 from its invasion of Oklahoma, Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics, and Gordon Gray will leave for Columbia, where Gray will participate in the pole vault in the Big Six Indoor Saturday night. Gray won the event in the Big Six outdoor meet last spring. HOT CHOCOLATE with Wafers POWERFUL SCORERS STAY ON AMES TEAM NEXT YEAR Ames, Iowa, Feb. 28—When Iowa State finishes its 1934 basketball season in a game with Kansas State tomorrow night Chet Anderson, forward, will be the only member of the team the Cyclones will lose by graduation. at your 10c Waldo Wegner, Cyclone center and one of the leading Big Six scorers, has another year of competition, as does Frank Hood, guard. UNION FOUNTAIN John Cowan, and Jack Coven, forwards, have two more years of competition as does the impressive sophomore guard, Torvald Holmes. Sub-Basement Memorial Union The three class basketball teams have been selected for the round robin to be played. --the men's intramural wrestling tournament got off to a good start Monday with about all of the organizations on the Hill entering contestants. The wrestlers, in most cases, have been held to 10-minute time limits. Matches are held every 5 minutes. THREE CLASS TEAMS NAMED FOR INTRAMRUA TOURNEY Seniors: M. E. Edie, Josephine Pyle, Dorothy Taylor, Florence Barker, F Jennifer Hunter, Elizabeth Hinsaw, Mary Virginia Smith, and Helen Boman. Women's Intramurals Junior and Sophomore: Frances Bruce, Thelmala Humphrey, LaVerne Davis, Lela Mongomyre, Betty Parkinson, Mildred frank, In妮娜 Lawrence, Stella Culit, Mary Bess Doty, Bessie Gager, and Isabel Bellery. Those who will swim for form in the water demonstration to be given the latter part of April met last night and decided on Monday. The first training session, for fitness, deserves Fresh and Senior: Anabel Walters, Carolyn Bliss, Mary Learnard, Loreen Cosandier, Elizabeth Moxley, Kathleen Elliott, Alice Cosandier, and Gerpe McKee. The women who will do floating in the water demonstration met yesterday afternoon, and decided as a time for a tea break on Tuesday, 4:30, and Thursday, 7:45. Fern Baker, and Towanda Gabbart paused their dives for full membership at Quack club tryouts. The Senior vs. Freshman game will be played Thursday, March 1, 8 p.m. Freshmen vs. Sophomore - Juniors Tuesday, March 6, 9 p.m.; and Sopho- mer-Junior vs. Seniors, Thursday, 8 p.m., March 8. Phi Gams Lead Matmen In Intramural Tourney welve Points Separat Leaders as Quarter-Finals Begin At the present time the Phi Gams lead the organizations with a total of 31 points, followed by the Kappa Sig's who have 19. Matches in the quarter finals and semi-finals are to be held today in the gym starting at 4 p.m. when Gille of Sigma Chi meets Bickett of Phi Gam in 129-pound class, Rhea, Delta Chi, defeated Mitchell, Sigma Chi, decision. Park Phi Gam, threw Brattan, Delta Chi time. 1:50. Results of wrestling tournament to date follow: 138-pound class, Hand, Kappa Sig, forteited to Cole, Theta Tau; Batten- field, Beta, forteited to Speath, Kappa Sig; Mitchell, Kappa Sig, threw Speath, Kappa Sig, time 1.52; Hull, Kappa Sig, forteited to Ash, Didi, Didi, Phi Sig, threw Speath, Theta Tau; Time 2:47; Browning, Kappa Eta Kappa, won a decision over Burdette, Phi Gam. 148-pound class, Wright, Phi Gam, threw Masheter, Kappa Eta Kappa, time. 5:04; Lyon, Kappa Sig wog a decision over Heter, Kappa Tie, Phi Gam, time. 6:20; Coy, Phi Gam, Phi time. 4:42; Hedges, D.T.D., defeated Lyon, Kappa Sig, time. 3:19; Stainksy, Kappa Eta Kappa, forfeited to Childs, time. 2:49; Simeck, Sig, Time. Kindyater, Theta Tau, time. 6:40, 185-mound class, Downey, Phi Gam, Edm d ond on, Theta Tau, defeated Cooper, Kappa Eta Kappa, time, 5:10; Edm d ond on, defeated White, Theta Tau, time, 2:02. 188-pound class, G. Brown, Phi Gam defeated Ryan, Beta, time, 2:55. The schedule of matches in the men's intramural wrestling tournament for todav follows: 188-pound class, 4 p.m., Gille, Sigma Chi, vs. Bickett, Phi Gam. Kappa Sig. vs, Denny, Phi Gam. 148-pound class: 4:20 p.m., Wright, Phi Gam, vs, Hedges, D.T.D. 4:25, Childs, Sigma Chi, vs, Lindley, Kappa Sig. 158-pound class, 4.05 p.m, Edmundsons, *Kampe v. vs. Dormy*, Phi Gam. 129 -bound class. 4:50 p.M. Rhea, Delta Chi. vs. Leeck, Kappa G. 4:55 p.M. Park, Phi Gam, v. hands, Theta Tau. 121 -bound class. 3 p.M. Wilson, Theta Tau, vs. McCarty, Theta Tau. 5:05 p.M. Duer, Sigma Chi, v. C. Main, Theta Tau. 138-pound class, 4.30 p.m. Ash, D.T.D. vs. Browning, Brownpa Eta Kappa, 4.35 p.m. cole, Theta Tau, vs. Mitchell, Ph Gam. 168-pound class, 4:40 p.m, Brown, PhGam. vs, Main, Theta Tau. 158-pound class, 5:10 p.m., Lamm Theta Tau, vs. Downey, Phi Gam. Phi Gam, K 3, K Sig, 19; D, T, D, 15 Phi Gam, K 6, K Sig, 19; D, K E, K 5; Delta Chi, 4; Phi Delt, 1 The standing to date: Beta and Rexall 'B's' Wit Kappa Sigs and Sigma Chis Defeated In Intramural Games Beta "B" and Rexall "B" turned in victories last night over the Sigma Chi "B" and Kappa Sigma "B" respectively. In losing 14-21, the Kappa Sigs dropped out of the four way tie for the top place in Division 4. The Betas had little trouble winning 34-15. Other games tonight are, east court, 6:30; Kip Gam "B" vs. Sig Gim B"; 9:00; Chi Delta Sigma vs. Rowlands; 10:00; Phi Delts vs. Sigma Gim. West court, 6:30; Phi Delt "B" vs. Jayhawks "B"; 9:00; Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" vs. Delta Tau Delta "B"; 10:00; Sigma Alpha Epsilon "B" vs. Sigma Nu "B". Box scores of last night's games: 62 9 3 5 Result **K** Sig. **F** Gt. FT, F T, FT, F T B. Allen 4 2 1 1 B. Allen 4 2 1 1 Roach 1 0 1 1 Steeper 2 0 1 Oneil 3 0 0 1 Schultz 2 0 1 Onel 3 0 0 1 Schultz 2 0 1 Stapleton 0 0 2 Newman 0 0 1 G. Allen 0 1 1 Kieler 0 0 1 Beta "B" 34 G. FT.F Sig. Chi "B" 15 G. FT.F Marx 2 0 2 Herbert 2 2 3 Kenyon 5 0 0 Smith 3 2 1 Edwards 2 0 0 R'k bacher 1 0 0 Evans 0 2 1 Norris 1 0 1 Duter 1 0 1 Noland 0 1 1 Black 2 0 1 Gille 0 1 1 Vanton 2 0 1 15 4 6 6 3 12 Columbia Professor Visits Campus Dexter Hinkley from Columbia University, New York City, arrived in Lawrence yesterday for an extended visit. He is studying the organization and conduct of schools of engineering and architecture at the University. Teams Get Bad Start In Spring Competition Both Men's and Women's Rifle Scores Lower Than Opponents Results of the first matches of the year for the University rife teams as compared with opponents' results received today at the R. O. T. C. headquarters, credit the local women's team with one victory and four defeats, while the men's team was defeated in four matches, with one opponent still to be heard from. Litchfield played its final match, however, as the opponents, the New York Stock Exchange team, usually has a strong team, the same members shooting year after year. The ten highscores of the women's rifle team this week were: Mary Louise Bolta, f'36, 39; Thela Humphrey, ed, 35, 98; Wimfried Koenig, c'36, 98; Dorothea Watson, w'34, 39; Peggy Sherwood, c'35, 98; Erma Lou Wallace, c'uncl, 98; Pat Arnold, w'34; Martha Dodge, c'36, 97; Twanda Gabbart, c'uncl, 97; Lena Watt, w'cant, 97. Firing for the women's team is done from the prone position only with a possible score of 100. They scored 35 points higher than did the men from these positions. The total score for the women's team was 977. Scores of the five competing teams are: University of Washington, 994; University of Missouri, 990; University of South Carolina, 997; Ripon College, 998; Ripon College, Wisconsin, 943. The men shoot from the four positions, prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing with a possible score of 400. The University team's individual scores were: R. H Graves, c'unel, 357; Robert Necle, c'35, 349; J. Wanamaker, e'34, 343; Don Alvord, m'35, 338; J. Mandigo, e'34, 336; Edgar Leagle, c'36, 335; Walter Klink-sick, c'131; Hermann Williams, c 'unel, 325; Chewy White, c'35, 317; James Looney, e'36, 314. Scores of the men's team totaled 3344. Other scores were: Dayton University, 3566; Utah State college, 3513; University of Idaho, 3777; University of Missouri, 3653. Send the Kansan home. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL STANDINGS Including Games of Saturday, Feb. 24 (Including Games of Saturday, Feb. 24) Division 1 Division 2 Collegians Won Lost Pct. 10 9 1.000 Theta Tau 9 2 818 Tai 7 2 778 Phi Psi 7 2 777 Sigma Ma 7 3 700 Acacia 4 5 444 Cumulative Raiders 4 4 400 Phi Mu Alpha 4 4 400 Delta Tau 3 6 332 Cosmo 3 6 323 Kappa La. 1 10 .090 Triangle 1 10 .090 Won 9 Lost 1 Pct. Phi Delt 9 0 1.000 Sigma Chi 8 1 1.888 Sigma Alph 7 2 7.778 Ima Gains 7 4 5.550 Phi Jamm 5 4 5.550 Rexall 5 4 5.500 Phi Beta Pi 3 3 3.750 Alpha Kappa Pai 3 5 2.650 Alpha Epsilon 2 6 2.600 Kappa Eta Kappa 2 7 2.220 Delta Sig. Lambda 2 8 0.000 Division 3 Delta Upsilon Won Lost Pct. Alpha Tau Omega 9 0 1.000 Kappa Sigma 7 1 0.875 Rowan Alpha 6 2 0.754 Chi Delta Sigma 5 4 0.555 Kayhawks 4 4 0.500 Hawks 4 4 0.444 Pi Chi 5 5 0.354 Delta Chi 2 6 0.250 Delta Sigma Pi 1 8 0.111 Pi Kappa Alpha 0 9 0.000 Division 4 "B" Phi Gam "B" Won 6 Lost 1 Pct Cole "B" Coke 6 1 .857 Rexell "B" Rexell 5 1 .833 Kappa Sigma "B" Kappa 4 1 .830 Sigma Chi "B" Sigma 2 3 .400 Beta "B" Beta 2 3 .400 Hewitt "B" Hewitt 2 5 .393 Phi Psi "B" Phi 1 6 .143 Kayhawks "B" Kayhawks 0 6 .000 Division 5 "B" Sigma Alpha Ep. Won 6 W lost 0 Pct. A. O. "B" 5 1 0.100 Sigma Nu "B" 4 1 890 Jayhawns "B" 4 1 807 Phi Delt "B" 4 2 667 S. P. "B" 4 2 333 D. T. D. "B" 4 3 203 Delta Upsilon "B" 1 5 167 K. E. K."B" 1 8 000 A. S.M.E. to See Picture A.S.M.E. to See Picture A motion picture explaining the process of writing will be shown tomorrow evening at a meeting of A.S.M.E. at 8 in Marvin hall. 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