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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1933
Mat. and Eve . . . 15c
VARSITY
TONIGHT-TOMORROW
Chuckle and Cheer With WILL ROGERS in "Too Busy to Work"
with Martin Nixon
EXTRA!
Actual Scenes
of the Attempted
Assimilation of President-
Elect Rosevelt at Miami
Also
Imperfect Lover
Magic Carpet
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
Welcome Back!
CLARA BOW in
"CALL HER SAVAGE"
WHY PAY MORE?
After College WHAT?
Engineering?
Harry D., Watts, P. of James Stewart & Co., Inc., builders of home and office equipment worldwide, say "World progress depends upon engineering. No wonder eager college men took toward the job; they must you must have a technical background, ability to take the course, or take advantage of the break."
A recent investigation showed Edgeworth his
voices woke at 42 out of 54 leading colleges
**ABILITY to take the knocks." And yet brains count above all. That's why in engineering, as in college, a pipe is the favorite smoke. A appetite of good old EdgeWorthy Smoking Tobacco clears the brain for those intensive problems that confront the engineer . . . or the college man.
Of course most college men know Edgeworth. " They like its distinctive flavor that comes only from this blend of fine old burlesy. Perhaps you'd like to try before you buy. Then just write it on the back cover. Then rich, Richmond, Va., and you'll get a free sample package of Edgeworth.
* A recent investigation enabled Edgeworth the
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EDGEWORTH SMOKING TOBACCO
Conference Lead May Be Dropped in K-Aggie Battle
Jayhawks Must Down Kansas State to Retain First Place in Big Six
TO MEET STRONG FIVE
Again leading the field, the Kansas Jahawkers this week will enter the house stretch of the Big Six conference basketball race to defend their titles. The team's teams in the circuit, Kansas State this week and Oklahoma the week after.
Coach Charles Corsaut's Kansas Angies, who will oppose the Jayhawks Saturday at Manhattan, offer a serious threat to the Mount Oread cage titles hopes. The Angies, after a poor start in their first conference games, have been able to gain the team to them have under-ruled in early season predictions. Led by Captain Andy Skradki, and Bus Boyd, star guard, the purple quintet has shown a brand of offensive basketball not to be considered lightly in any league. One of the Angie's pet tricks is to stage a last minute rally and path a play from the first end, a point margin when it seemed hope-less lost.
The Jayahawkers, whose play last Saturday night was satisfactory in that they won the game, will probably be in better shape this week. Light workouts will be in order most of the time this week.
Particularly pleasing in the game against Iowa State was the work of the first year men on the squad, for it is on these men that Coach Forrest Allen must depend to a great extent. Wells, Ursie, Gray and Bemn have all shown themselves capable of handling a regular berth in a more than satisfactory manner. With Gray and Wes in the midfield, they should ready to serve as replacements. Dr Allen is well prepared for the final games of the season.
After a mid-season slump that enables his rivals to cut down his lead considerably, Bill Johnson, Kansas center, made another bid for conference scoring honors against Iowa State when he garnered three baskets and four free tosses for a total of 10 points. At present Johnson leads his nearest rival, Wagner of Missouri, by 12 points although the Kanas has played in four of the 13 points he scored Saturday night. Dick Wells has jumped to third place in the standings, 10 points behind the Tiger center.
Ten Marksmen Score 3345
NOW!
Rifle Team Finishes Second Week of Intercollegiate Competition
The ten highest scores for the week ending Feb. 18, were announced today by Major W. C. Koenig, professor of military science. The names of the men and their respective scores out of 349 were followed: Edward Smiley, c. 349; Hall Taylor, c. 33; cap, 354; Sam McKone, c. 36;帽, Henry White, c. 348; Royce Reavrin, c. 329; T. J. Craig, c. 305; D. E. Leigh, c. 334; Guy W. Baker, c. 319; G. E. Hulbert, c. 339; J. M. Carlson, c. 343, Total points, 3345.
ENDS
WEDNESDAY
The team has just finished its second week of competition and the scores are expected to arrive from the various colleges sometime this week. The competition last week was won by the Oregon State College, Washington University, University of Wisconsin, and the New York Military Academy.
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Also TECHNOCRACY Krazy Kat - Novelty - News
The Year's Surprise Picture
42nd STREET
BOUGHT BY THE CUBS
Beryl Richmond, star left-handed for the Baltimore Orioles of the international league, who has been named the MVP for a reported price of $15,000.
Sooner Five May Regain First-Place Tie Tonight
Victory Over Iowa State
Would Even Oklahoma
With Kansas
Norman, Okla., Feb. 20—(Special) The University of Oklahoma basketball team can go back into a tie for the "Big Six" conference leadership here Monday night by defeating Coach Louis Menge's Iowa State five on the Fieldhouse floor in the last home conference game this season for Oklahoma. The team will be dedicated to Elvin Anderson, veteran player, who is playing his last season. Iowa State is the team that bung a surprise 31 to 25 defeat on Oklahoma in the opening conference game of the season at Ames, Iowa, Jan. 7.
Defeated by the Missouri five of Coach George Edwards, 30 to 40, before 4,000 persons at Columbia Friday night, 2017, when an early afternoon determined to turn Iowa State and assure themselves of a 600 per cent finish in the final standings regardless of the outcome of the college game. A statement from Lawrence and Lincoln, March 3 and 4.
This week's "Big Six" schedule should make or break the Missouri five, which has yet to win a road game. If Coach Edward's team can break its road jinx and take both Iowa State and Nebraska Friday and Saturday, then get over Kansas State at Columbia; March 4 they'll be hard to keep from losing. But the Tigers may find Kansas State at Columbia than either Kansas or Oklahoma were, for Coach Corsart not only has a team of rangy husky veterans but in Dalton, a hustling center fully as tall as Wagner.
Dr. F. C. Allen's Kansas team apparently will still close the season with seven victories and three defeats. The Jahweyhams meet the Kansas Agies at Manhattan this Saturday night, and Oklahoma at Lawrence the following Saturday. Of these two contests, Kansas will be the Kansas State state it is believed
A double tie for the championship, or even a triple tie is easily possible this year.
To Give First Aid Talks
A series of first aid and life save talks and demonstrations will be given in June at the Duquesne County chapter of the American Red Cross, was announced by H. G. Alphas, instructor of physical education,
Mr. McCue, who is special life saving field representative of the national organization, is experienced in swimming and life saving methods, having worked in Cress耕 school and as a teacher in public schools and Boy Scout organizations.
McCue Will Demonstrate Life Saving and Conduct Examiners School
The schedule for the three days i as follows:
Allen Expects Repetition of Last Year's Standing
10:30—Lecture at Lawrence Memorial High School.
9:30—Lecture to examiners class.
12:30—Luncheon, Kiwants club.
11:30—Water demonstration for women at K. U. pool.
12:00—Milk demonstration for women at K. U. pool.
K. U. pool.
0:00 - interview, over KFKU (E. R.
Coach Believes Team Has
Two Tough Games
Yet to Play
7. 30 to 10.00-Examiners school at K. U. pool.
unit.
4:00—Water demonstrations, men, at
Thursday, Feb. 23
7:30 to 10:00—Examiners school, K.U pool.
6:00—Interview over KFKU (E. R.
Elbelt)
1:30—Lecture at Oread Training School
2:30-Luncheon Kiwanis club.
2:30-Lecture on first aid, R.O.T.C.
9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.-Finish examiners school.
Friday, Feb. 24
Emporia—(UP)—Nine states and 88 Kansas counties are represented at Emporia Teachers College, according to the office. The enrollment is 1,502.
Out in front by a slim margin in the Big Six basketball race, and with Oklahoma and Missouri still possibilities along with Kansas for the 1933 championship, Dr. F. C. Allen, the Kansas coach, said today that he is still standing by his statement of last week that he will be "well satisfied" if Kansas the season ends, ween and 3 lost, the season of the Jenkins held the past two years when they won the title and three years ago when they finished second.
With the Kansas State College team to be met at Manhattan Saturday, and Oklahoma here March 3, Kansas has a number of points pointed out, and declared he would be well pleased if the Jayhawks come through with one victory in the two games.
"I figure Missouri will be put out of the running after playing Nebraska this week at Lincock, and I am not so much worried," said Iowa State Friday at Ames either.
"Kansas will this week in meeting the Aggies at Manhattan be playing its fifth game away from home and with two won and two lost on the road now that it has been played. The club capable of winning more away from home than it loses. So far Kansas is the only club in the circuit to win two games away from home this season, and the team at least it has won three out of five games away from Lawrence."
Dr. Allen said he much feared the Aggies this week as they have beaten Kansas two out of three already this year, and Graham and Datton, the 6 best in the division, proving greatly the past few weeks. He said Kansas was sub-normal in morale and condition all last week and showed the effects of it in the game against Iowa, which won despite poor play. He explained that he removed Harrington, Gray and Johnson from the game early and sent in subs because he was impressed that the regulars were not playing up to his expectations of hard work is the program this week.
Men's Intramurals
--schedules, rates and all information Phone 590
The first day of the intramural swimming meet is scheduled for tomorrow. Five events will be held, the first beginning at 4:30. The 300-yard medley relay is the first on the list after which the 50-yard dash, plunge, and 100-meter dash will follow in consecutive order. Final events are to be held Thursday.
Six basketball games will be played tonight; *Acacia* B'i, *v*. *Jayhawk* B'; Kappa Bs, *vs*. Beta, Phai Psi, *vs*. Sigma Chi; Sigma Chi B'i, *v*. D. T. D'; A. T. O, *vs*. S. P. E.; and Jayhawk *vs*. Phil Deit.
The standings of the teams to date are:
Division I— W L Pet.
Beta 8 1000
Phi Delt 7 1875
Kowalski 6 2750
Kowalski H 6 750
A. T. O 4 371
S. A. O 4 450
D. T. D 3 750
S. P. E 3 375
Delia Chi 1 7 125
Jankyhi 1 7 125
Acetua 1 8 111
Division II— W L Pet.
Sigma Nu 8 1889
Du L 8 1889
Keyhawks 6 3666
Phi Gam 6 3666
Sigma Chi 3 625
Phi Ake 5 357
S. A. E 4 500
C. D. S 4 544
A. K. L 4 544
Triangle 0 8 900
Fi K. A 0 8 900
Division III— W L Pet.
Tennessee Club 8 1000
Pha L 7 875
A. K. Pis 4 857
Alpha Phi Omega 4 160
Phi Tau 3 350
Phi K. E 3 357
K. E. K 1 642
Wakaraus 1 7 125
Alpha Chi Sigma 5 000
KANSAS CITY
Division IV— W 8 L Pct.
Jayhawk B 0 1 0.00
Kagawa B 2 1 0.00
Kayahawk B 6 2 7.50
Phi Gam B 2 2 7.50
S. A. B 3 4 7.71
Acnela B 4 3 5.71
Phi Gam B 4 3 5.70
Beta B 4 3 5.70
Phi Delt B 4 5 4.44
Sigma Chi B 4 5 3.75
D. T. B 3 4 3.75
A. T. O. B 2 5 2.85
Delta B 0 8 0.00
S. P. E. B 0 8 0.00
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Chicago 7.90 Topeka 28.90
Women's Intramurals
Swimming Meet to Be Held
An intramural swimming meet will be held Feb. 28, at 4:30 p.m. between the I.W.W.'s and the sororites. Each team manager, whose names have been previously published, should hand in a record of entrances before Friday, Feb. 24.
UNION BUS TERMINAL 638 Mass. St.
The order of events will take place as follows:
WESTERN
GREYHOUND
1. Relays; four girls, each to swim one length of the pool; 2. Breast stroke form; 3. Two lengths free style; 4. Style dives—running front or swain dive; back dive; front jack knife; two op-tional dives; five lengths back stroke; 6. two lengths side stroke; 7. crawl for three lengths breast stroke; 9. three lengths crawl.
WRESTLING TEAM TO MEET K-AGGIES TOMORROW NIGHT
The Ping-Pong finals will be played at a date selected by the players. The final results will be determined be-
tween Culpep, Culip, and Elizabeth Hinshew, c. 35.
The University of Kansas wrestling team will leave here tomorrow morning by motor car for Manhattan, where he will attend a college mat team tomorrow night.
The same wrestlers who made the trip to meet Missouri last week will make the trip to Manhattan. They are: 118-pounds, Wayne Sanderson, Lawrence; 126-pounds, Darold Eagle, Tulsa, Oka; 135-pounds, Elwood Leep, Kansas City, Kan; 145-pounds, Martion Everley, Eudor; 155-pounds, Jack Winkle, Columbus, Kan; 165-pounds, George Nolland, Lawrence; 175-pounds, James K. Tilford, Wichita; heavy-weight, Peter J. Mehring, Kirsten.
Monday, Feb. 20
6 p.m. Campus Calendar, Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
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Starting Sunday, Feb. 26
"THE SIGN OF THE CROSS"
DICKINSON Hit After Hit - Week After Week
TODAY - TOMORROW
"I LIVED WITH HIM!"..
Hear This Cry, Wrung From the Tortured Soul of a Girl Fighting For Her Life and Her Love!
The Woman Accused
with NANCY CARROLL
· CARY GRANT
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RUPERT HUGHES VICKI BAUM
ZANE GREY VINA DELMAR
IRWIN COBB GERTEUR ATHEMTON
J.P.MEVEY URSULA PARROT
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Marie Dressler
Polly Moran Comedy
"DANGEROUS FEMALES"
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Economy Prices: Till 7:00, 20c; After 7:00, 25c
EDDIE CANTOR As "The Kid From Spain" No Increase in Prices
Dorsey-Liberty Post of the American Legion
"HAPPY LANDINGS"
PRESENTS
Written and produced by Prof. Allen Crafton while in France. (The official 2nd Army Air Service Show).
AT
LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Monday & Tuesday Feb.27-28 8:15 o'clock
ADMISSION 50 Cents
Presented by a cast of the best talent from the Hill and town.
See the original show that entertained the boys in France. You will like it.
Tickets for sale by Legianniares and at the Round Corner Drug Store.