PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933
Scoring Honors Go to Beta 'A'-Kappa Sig 'B
Morrison of Kappa Sigma Is High Point Man in Individual Scoring
The total number of points made by each organization in the intramural basketball just completed has been computed. Beta, in a series of 10 games made 332 points against oppo-
tions and 165 points against Kappa Sigma finished third in scoring honors with a total of 315 points. This includes only the 'A' division.
In the "B" division, Kappa Sigma lec with 245 points and Jayhawks were second with 190.
The total number of points obtained by each team in the 'A' division:
Acacia 98
Alpha Chi Sigma 98
Alpha Kappa Psi 132
Alpha Kappa Lmbda 83
Alpha Pi Omega 134
Alpha Tau Omega 174
Beta 332
Delta Digma 161
Delta Chi 88
Delta Tau Delta 38
Delta Upsilon 262
Chakwat 171
Kappa Eta Kappa 171
Kayhawk 171
Kappa Sigma 171
Phi Chi 121
Phi Delta Theta 236
Phi Gamma Delta 188
Phi Kappa 144
Phi Mu Alpha 292
Phi Rho 142
Phi Kappa Psi 182
Rowlands 327
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 195
Sigma Alpha Mu 194
Sigma Chi 215
Sigma Phi Epsilon 165
Sigma Nu 204
Tennessee club 234
Triangle 96
Theta Tau 86
Wakaraus 53
Played but one game.
The high individual scorers for the
The high individual scorers for the "A" division:
Morrison, Kappa Sig 132
Philipo, Beta 96
Philips, D. H. 87
Jacobstein, S. A. M 87
Fountain, Sigma Nu 78
Fountain, Sigma club 77
North, Phi Delt 70
Quigley, Sigma Chi 70
Beta, Delt 70
Shoe, Rowlands 67
Trowbridge, D. T. D. 64
Poinch, Gam 60
Benson, Beta 59
Johnson, A. P. O 57
Johnson, A. T. O 57
Lizard, A. K. Pi 43
both team in the "R" division
Acacia 87
Alpha Tau Omega 39
Beta Theta Pi 137
Delta Tau Delta 147
Jayhawk 199
Kajayhawk 159
Kappa Sigma 245
Delta Theta Delta 149
Phi Gami 100
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 145
Sigma Chi 77
'Sigma Phi Epsilon 77
'Played but one game. in the 5
division:
The four highest scorers in the 'B division.
Wampler, Jayhawk 76
Dorman, S. A. E 64
Rankin, Kappa Sig 54
Smiley, Phi Delt 39
Stage Is Set for Milers
Cunningham-Venzke Rivalry Will B Renewed in East Tonight
Glenn Cummigham, University of Kansas distance runner, will meet Gene Venko, University of Pennsylvania, for the fourth time this season, and will play Paul Gardner, New York American football team as a race that "may develop into the greatest mile of all time." Rivals since last summer's Olympic tryouts, Cunningham and Venkze will vie for honors at Madison Square Garden to meet Madison Square Garden.
In reporting the possible outcome of the meet tonight, the New York American, unlike other eastern papers, gives Cunningham the place which his imminent victory will take. The race is spoken of as the "Cunningham-ham Verenze" duel, and not "Verenze-Cunningham," although Venenze was winner in the last contest. Cunningham had seered two impressive victories in this eastern rival earlier in the season.
"The fight of Cunningham and Venkze will overshadow everything in the climax games of the year." Gardenership at 1,500 meters on the Pennsylvania star was triumphant by inches in a duel that had 16,000 spectators on their feet. Many believed that Cunningham's victory "artifices, would have conquered."
" . . . The world's indoor record of 4:10 for the mile may be better beaten if Venzke sets a fast pace for the first half-mile."
Churchill's Record Stands
Oklahoman Set High Individual Scoring in Big Six Basketball
Norman, March 15—(Special)—Tony Churchill, big Oklahoma forward of the team. He served all-time individual basketball record with his total of 124 points.
When Norman Wagner, big Missouf
center, nosed out Bill Johnson of Kansas for the scoring championship this year with 114 points, be made a higher total than any Big Six individual scoring champion of history except *harrill*.
The Big Six individual scoring kings
G G TG FP Pt A4
13 G G TG FP Pt A2
29 Churchill, Hebb. 10 48 16 11 12 11
30 Macley, Noble. 10 48 16 11 12 10
31 O'Connell, Noble. 10 48 16 11 12 10
32 O'Connell, Noble. 10 48 12 11 10
1i) Cooper, Mo. 10 40 10 11 10 10
1ii) Cooper, Mo. 10 40 10 11 10 10
The other day I took up the question of support of the so-called minor sports. Of course they are considered minor sports because of the lack of interest in them. But it is not so, as the so-called minor sport events then would be little doubt but what they would be major sports in place of football, basketball and track. The other day I walked to a gymnasium and today I was to take up the case in favor of the sport known as swimming.
Coach Herb Alphin, Captain Bob Dill and the swimming team deserve a great deal of credit and I don't doubt the student body is willing to give the swimming team its support. But some how the student body does not know how to express its support or they just refuse to do so.
There has not been any chance to support swimming this year as there have not been any meets here this year and I do not expect many of the student body to go down and watch the team practice. Therefore, this is not a problem for me at the Hill. In the past years there has been from two to five duel meets and these are worthwhile attending. They do not cost anything and although there is not a great deal of room for spectators in the Robinson pool, any such as this should draw enough students to fill every inch of available space.
It is no picnic for the swimming team to practice two or three hours every day and much the same as the wrestling team, not to receive a wrestling team. In fact the swimming team gets even less support than the wrestling team.
How many of you have ever seen the Kansas swimming team in action? Not
Butterscotch
Fudge Sundae
15c
One of the spring specials at the
Union Fountain
Salt River, Yosemite Valley
Sub-Basement, Memorial Union
Eat Economically!
We offer you the best in breakfasts from 15c to 30e
amujaama waffles, wheat or brittleweed
from our famous coffee 15e
Give us a trial
DE LUXE CAFE
Senior Women Defeat First Year Basketteers 29-9 to Place Second
Inter-Class Basketball Title Taken by Juniors
very many, I'd be willing to wager, a good swimman in action is worthwhile watching. He has everything that synonymous with athletics— speed, agility, and proficiency of muscular execution. A good diver always brings thrills the spectators.
The finals in the women's class basketball were held last night with the seniors defeating the freshmen, 29-9, and the juniors winning from the sophomores, 32-8. As a result of these games the juniors won the championship with three victories and no losses. The seniors were second with two games won and one lost; the freshmen third with one victory and two losses; and the seniors fourth.
Hit After Hit - Week After Week
Send the Daily Kansan home.
We have here on our campus a group of men who are able to supply these thrills in the art of swimming. The next time there is a Kansas swimming meet, take off an hour or two and drop down to the Robinson pool, and I assure you that you will enjoy the exhibition by these men.
The championship team is composed f Hunter, Hinshaw, Baker, Boman, iristand, and Edie.
NOW! UNDS
TOMORROW
The high scorers for the games last night were: Whaner, senior; Grinstead, junior; Gosper, sophomore; and Teu garden, freshman.
The Celebrated Comedy Smash Comes Hot From Broadway's Stage to the Screen! Laugh for Thrill, Thrill for Thrill
As the Romantic News Faker
And When It Comes to Head-
ward, it Is Hard for a Wait-List
He Reaches for a Waist-Line
— — O-L-o-L-a-l-' — Better
See for Yourself!
"CLEAR ALL WIRES"
LEE TRACY
BENITA UNA JAMES
HUME MERKEL GLEASON
10c
Tonight, after the mid-week varsity you'll find almost anything you want to eat and drink at
EXTRA SPECIAL!
The best 25c luncheon and dinner in the village can now be had at The Plaza, and---- You Get It With Rhythm
Skeets Gallagher Walter Catlett in Their First Short Length Comedy Panie
SEE "SMIORS LUCK" AND "CROOKED CIRCLE"
THE PLAZA
ALWAYS THE LEADER-OTHERS FOLLOW
This Coupon, When Cut Out and Presented at the DICKINSON
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Thrill - Romance of Hollywood's Death-Defying Stunt Men
Also---Cartoon - News
THE PLAIN TRUTH SET TO MUSIC!
"LUCKY DEVILS"
Is Good for on adult ticket either matinee or night —from right now to and including Saturday, March 18.
Is Good for
Student owned and student operated
Bill Phipp and his band at noon and evening
To the Women of K. U.--
This Is Your Election
Do you stand for fair play, for real student government, for a voice in the control of your own affairs? Have you the least spark of ambition,the loyalty to yourself and to your school to make you want to realize these ambitions?
Vote for Your Candidates Tomorrow
--make it real student government
For President of the Council:
For Vice-President of the Council:
Lila Lawson
Marie Wachter
Rae Stoland
Leima Snydai
Mary Ann Haines
For Secretary:
Marjorie Nelson Letha Lemon
For Treasurer:
For Point-System Manager:
For College Representative:
Patricia Arnold
Marjorie Hudson
Doris Thompson
Mabel Edwards
Josephine Marshall
Beverly Burns
Della Deen Dodge
Sarah Burgess
Clarice Sloan Edna Turrell Virginia Rufi Margaret Gregg
For Fine Arts Representative:
Catherine Stevens
Helen Russell
Elizabeth Ranney
Betchron Nicholson
Helen Kissell
Gene McKee
Vice-President of the Senior Class
FOR CLASS OFFICERS
Jacqueline VanDeventer
Meredith Filken
Nancy Faxon
Dorothea Watson
Vice-President of the Junior Class
Secretary
Claudine Elliott
Mary Lou Becker
Harriet Baldry
Jane Warner
Esther Silliman
Beulah Hjelm
Josephine Hellings
Lucy Trees
Secretary
Virginia Sterling
Barbara Neubecer
Wilda Wright
Jessamine Jackson
Davenna Melton
Betty Nuzman
Vice-President, Sophomore Class
Jane Brosius
Ruth Pyle
Ernestine Booker
Iris Olson
Margaret McNown
Loreen Miller
Ruth Stoland
Josephine Lee
Laura Cook
Catherine Hartley
Martha Dodge
Dorothy Harrington
Maxine Miller
Virginia Brengle
Secretary
Sarah Jane Givens
Mary Frances Kavanaugh
Patricia O'Donnell
Mary Frances Bartlett
Winifred Koenig
Betty Brown
Laureen Linville
W. S. G. A.ELECTION
"Let's All Vote"
Ballots Accepted from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. On the Balcony of Central Administration Bldg.