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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1933
Boxers Complete Preliminary Bouts of Open Tourney
Echavez, Bromwell, Poland Allen, McClure, Hafford, Black and Powell Are Winners
FINALS NEXT WEEK
The preliminary bouts of the open boxing tournament sponsored by the athletic department were run off last weekend, when the tournament began with an exhibition match between P. S. Ehaver, '36, and D. Menatea, Oread Training School, in the 118-122-pound weight. Ehaver won all three, one and a half-minute shots.
In the same class, J. B. Allen won by a decision over Robert Raymond. At the end of the third round the fight was a draw. However, Allen made a comeback in the overtime round to take a close decision over his opponent.
the 130-128-pound class, Charles Bromell won over John Chai, Phi Gam, by a decision. Bill Poland defended Bill Bolton by decision. Since there were no entries in the 126-pound class, Bromell won over the Clark vs. Silks match tomorrow.
the 147-160-pound class, Haroil Powell defeated Royal Mayhan by a technical knockout. Hibernate Sizemore defeated James Tif尔德, Sigma Chi, was defeated by Thomas Helford, S. P. E., by a technical knockout, while Alexander Sizemore defeated
In the 138-147-pound class, charley B. Silga,igma KI, defeated Robert Kai-tau. Black will beat a technical knockout. Black will host a team who advanced by virtue of a bye. Aileen McClurie, P.D.T., won a decision against McClure will fight Clyde Bloomfield.
In the light-heavyweight division, there are only two entries. There are Cory Hesley, S. P. E., and Charles Rohre, unattached.
Jimmy Brazil is the only entrant in the heavyweight class.
The finals will be held next Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Robinson gymnasium instead of Tuesday night. The ejection night comes on Tuesday.
Quigley Believes One More Rules Change Will Fix Court Game
A little work on revision of rules governing the so-called play in basketball, and then the rules should stand unchanged for several years, E.C. Quigley, nationally-known sports official, told a KFUK radio audience last evening in an interview with E. R. Elbel.
The "post play" has been little used in the Big Six, but has been used in some other conferences. It consists of placing a player in the free throw circle game, with his back to the basket. After a ball to a fellow-player, the man with the ball turns suddenly, dribbles down the free throw lane for a throw at the basket. The play has occasioned so many fouls that coaches have suggested changes, including the calling of a held ball or throwing it a stand in the designated territory.
Quileguy was not certain as to just the change needed, but he believed some modification here would put basic changes in a running order for some time to come.
"How do you like the new 10-second rule?" Elibel asked.
"I didn't think much of it at the first of the season," replied Quigley, "but as the season went on I came to understand that you are a great player. I don't see as it increased roughness." Mr. Quigley said also that he believed a single referee was better than two for basketball. "If one man is responsible for working the game," Quigley said, "there would be no job of him than if he is expecting another to take some of the responsibility."
Quigley referees national league baseball in the summer, football in the fall, and basketball in the winter. He said he had referred 97 basketball games this season, and wouldn't mind on a few more until baseball starts.
Quigley added that in his officiating career he has worked nearly 7,000 games, and by the close of the coming baseball season will have passed the 7,000 mark, including baseball, football, and basketball games.
Woodpecker Bings Bell
Hollywood, Calif.—(UP) —Strange and permanent ripening of the doorbell caused Mrs. C. A. Wright to ask a police investigation. Detectives found a wood-pecker had drilled through the wall and shorted the bell wires.
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Glenn Dawson, former Oklahoma star, will meet Glenn Cunningham in a special invitational milestone at the Tulsa indoor meet tomorrow night. Dawson has been improving with every race this year and in the Knights of Columbus team. The team's star stars as Venice and Coan of Pennsylvania and Lermond of the N. Y. A. C.
Students Once Boarded for $2
New Wilmington, Pa.-(UP)—Room
and board for "from $2 to $2.25 per
week" were the rates quoted for college
students before the Civil War.
 according to an 1890 issue of the "Student's Journal. A copy from the paper recently was sent to the college by Dr. Herbert M. Moore, president of Lake 'orest College, III.
"Pete" Mehringer has issued a challenge to the school which will tax even his unbelievable strength and endurance. He will take on any four people on the football squad one at a time and be presented with awards Wednesday night at the finals of the boxing tournament held in Robinson gymnasium.
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He will not take any time between matches for rest. And here are the four men who don't think he can do it: James and Bert Hammer, brothers; Richard Sklar, and pounds: Ritchard Sklar, weight 180; Robert Loveless, weight 185.
It all started early the first of this year when the two Hammer brothers told Pete that he couldn't even come close to throwing both of them in ten
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