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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1933
Red Cromb 'Calls' Basketball Report in Time Magazine
Publication Gives Menger Report on Result of Big Six Court Season
'ALLEN BEST COACH
Commenting upon reports of midwest basketball activities listed in the March 13, issue of Time magazine, "Red Crim," president of the senior men's basketball team, wrote in a letter "calls" the policy of that publication in awarding the Big Six basketball-race and its outcome only nine lines as compared with extensive paragraphs meted out to other conferences. In Time under the date of March 27.
Considering the University of Kansas, winner of the Big Six title for the third successive year, as worthy of more note, Cromb says: "Basketball in this section is equal in style and skill, if not superior, to that played in any other section of the United States. As such, he will never forget his interest and crowd attendance—such is not true in the East or on the Pacific Coast."
Continuing, the former Kansas class president points out the inter-sectional successes enjoyed by Kansas teams, in competition with Notre Dame, University of Pittsburgh, Colorado University, Leland Stanford, University of Texas, and every instance Kansas has emerged victorious in the series. Kentucky's 1933 championship team, he recalls, was coached by a former Kansas player. He recounts an incident wherein former Kansas players, enrolled in the Harvard Law School in Boston, played at Dartmouth, Harvard, Rhode Island State, and other important eastern schools.
Cromb was similarly in disagreement with the magazine in its choice of the best coach in either the mid-west. Instead of either Coach Ward Lambert of Pardue University or Dr. Walter Meenwell of the University of Wisconsin, Cromb nominates Dr. Forsyth of Kansas for the University of Kansas for the post, labeling him as "one of America's ablest basketball coaches." To justify his selection, Cromb cites Allen's record, recalling the nine championships and the tie for first which have been lung up in his 13 years of coaching here, a record unsurpassed, if equalled in any college. In conjunction with the parade of championships, he mentions the American University of Kansas, beginning in 1923, when the dachuwkers seced 34 successive conference victories.
"A majority of the teams which have won the National A. A. U. basketball tournament have been composed of players developed by Dr. Allen, Crombitt and Gunther, and he points out that the national tournament was never self-supporting until it was held in Kansas City, its home for the past 14 years.
Kansas Mentor Selects 11 Men to Enter Tulsa Indoor Meet
Harry Hargiss, track coach, today announced the names of the men who had definitely been selected to make the team. The only indoor track meet, which is to be held Saturday night April 14. They are: Glenn Cunningham, Eldin Hall, Jay Plumley, Eleven Dews, Ormard Beach, Gordon Dunn, and Raymond Flick, captain.
Hargiss Names Track Team
Coch Hargas also said that he would probably take Charles Rogers, Harold Gay, and Thero Graves to compete in one-nile-relay along with Edwin Hall.
The following is the list of entries: one mile run, Cunningham; 50 yard dash, Hall and Plumley; 50 yard high hurdles, Flick and Dunn; 50 yard low hurdles, Flick and Plumby; Broadway Shot, Dunn; Shot put, Dee and Beach; Poole vault; Gray; One mile relay, Rogers, Gay, Graves, and Hall.
Men's Intramurals
Handball to Semi-Finals
been reached in open indoor handball. The pairings for the semi-final matches are Powell vs. Wheat, and Mustard vs. Morton.
With the exception of one match in the interorganization indoor handball, all matches have advanced into the national team. All these matches are Rudolph, Triangle, vs. Mormick, Beta, or Campbell, Kappa Sigma; Copeland, Kappa Sigma, vs. Grimes, Kappa Sigma; Kern, Triangle, vs. Norris, Kappa Sigma; Korn, Triangle, vs. Nortris, Kappa Sigma.
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Boxing Tourney Entrants Will Weigh in Tomorrow
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Winners
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Winners
The men will be divided into eight weight classes; the 116 to 122 pound class; the 134 to 150 pound class; the 159 to 190 pound class; the 138 to 150 pound class; the 138 to 147 pound class; the 147 to 190 pound class; the 160 to 175 pound class; and the heavyweight class which is over 175
Three points are obtained for advancing in a match regardless of how the match may be won. It may be won by knockout, decision, or default. The boxing tournament does not count on the intramural points of teams for the year, as it is a new event and experiment. If the tournament is a success, it may be placed in the regular intramural competition next year.
A trophy will be awarded the team winner and a gold medal will be presented each individual winning his weight.
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The women's interclasl swimming meet which was to have been held yesterday afternoon has been postponed until next week because of the large number of participants who left to attend the Mid-West Physical Education association convention at Wichita.
Fifteen women have signed up to date for the track class which Coach Hargiss will conduct. If enough are interested, a track meet will be held this spring.
Allen Speaks in Topeka Dr. F, C. Allen, director of athletics, spoke at an assembly of the Topeka High School today. His subject was "Athletic Team Coaching as a Vocation."
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