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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1932
Basketball Squad in Light Workout for Friday's Tilt
Jayhawkers and Wildcatt Will Fight for Second Place in Big Six Conference
K.U. IN GOOD SHAPE
Kansas again held a light workout in last night's basketball practice in preparation for the Kansas Game friday Night. Coach Allen feels that his squad is in the peak on condition to play. The team's practice would make his men grow tall.
Followers of the basketball team are planning to take in the game Friday night should make reservations at the athletic office before going to Manhattan because there is a very active demand for tickets. You can attend this weekend and those attending it will add to the usual number attending the game.
Friday's game is attracting Kansas-wide interest because of the fact that the two rival schools will engage in a second place in Big Six standings.
At present there is a controversy as to whether the Jayhawk-Widow game will be brought out. Big Six basketball games in all schools except Manhattan and Lawrence. It will probably be announced, but whether the game broadcast
KANSAS STATE BASKETEERS DEFEAT ST. LOUIS BILLIKINS
The Kansas State College Wildcats defeated the St. Louis University Billikins last night, 29-15. The Wildcats won with a goal from with which the Billikins could not cope. Captain Aucker, Wildcat guard, was high point for the Aggies, scoring six goals and knocking down with the St. Louis team could not get under way and made only five field baskets. Captain McCarthy took two of them, and added one to start and hold a 13-8 lead at the half.
Basketball Scores
At Manhattan—Kansas State 29, St Louis U.15.
At Champaign, Ill.-Illinois 29, Bradley 21.
At Lawrence—Haskell 23, Ottawa U.
17.
At Parsons—Parsons Junior college 31, Fort Scott Junior college 10.
At Wichita—Wichita U. 46, College of Emporia 20.
A1. Springfield, Mo. — Springfield Teachers 25, Cape Girardeau Teachers 23.
At Columbia—Westminster Reserves 27 Missouri "B" 29
At Rolla, Mo.-Central college 20 Missouri School of Mines 18.
At Marysville, Mo.-Northwest Missouri Teachers 26, Pittsburg Teachers 9.
At Boonville, Mo—Kemper Military academy 32, Wentworth 23.
Announce Geneva Summer Session
New York—(NFSA)--Three hundred students, representing 40 odd nationalities attended the Geneva School of Information Technology's ninth annual session, which will be directed as usual by Professor Alfred Zuckerman. Students must be from July 11 through Sept. 2.
Swimmers Point for Meet
Jennings, a Champion of Last Year May Not Compete
Harlan Jennings, c34, Big Six back stroke champion of last year, will probably be unable to participate in the Big Six swimming meet to be held on January 12. The team is present confined to his home by illness. Other candidates who have been working out for the swimming team are Roger Krusse, c32; Walter Urban, c32; Brian Smith, c32; Richard Harry Hannahi, c34; Fred Malo, c34; and Clark Stephenson, c32.
The squand has been in strenuousraining for the last week, and according to an amateurAlain this morning,theteam for the Big Six meet willbe chosen some time next week. The teamto be fairly strong in the breast strokeand in the middle and long distance swims, but rather weak in the dabies.
Mehringer and Miller Feature Wrestling Card
M. U.-K.U. Meet Friday to Decide Championship Possibilities
The feature of the Kansas-Missouri
greeting matches here Friday night, at
30 in Robinson gymnasium and for
thic there is no admission, will be
at between Pete Mehringer, K. U.
ipomlore, or Jerry Haskins, who
should seep more heavy.
athinger has won two decision and one fall in Big Six matches thus far to remain undefeated and he has an excellent chance to win the conference heavyweight championship as it will be awarded this season on deal meet results instead of at a draw. He did that in the past. Matches with Missouri and Nebraska are the only ones remaining on the Kansas schedule.
Coach Leon Bauman has announced the following matches:
18 pounds - Glidenheimer, Kansas, vs
Schuster or Capt. Luck, Missouri.
126 pounds - A. D. Miller, Kansas, vs
A. D. Reese, Mo.
C. E. Cunningham, Bryan Krause
153 pounds—George Brown, Kansas
9 illus.—Ms.
145 pounds--Jack Windle, Kansas, vs F. G. Saminleton, Mo.
F. G. Sappington, Mo.
155 pounds - Ned Russell or Otto Epp
Kilfas, vs. 4-4, Griss, lab.
165 pounds—Leo Shannon, Kansas,
Ma.
Heavyweight-Peter Mchringer, Kan-
as, M. M. Miller, Mo.
assouri and Kansas each has lost conference matches to Iowa State and Oklahoma by about the same score
Women's Intramurals
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In the women's swimming meet, to be held tonight at 7:30 in Robinson gymnastium. Herbert G. Alliphn, instructor in physical education, will be the official starter. Roland Logan, also an instructor in physical education and clerk, and Miss Ruth Howe, assistant professor in physical education, will be referee.
Other officials will be Clark Stephenson, c. 32, who will judge diving and form; Lillian Peterson, eduncul, and Dorothy Lightburn, ed33, who will race the races; and Jana Bryan, ed32, who will hunt Hunter, ed32, who will take as captors.
There will be no Quack club meeting tonight because of the swimming meet.
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The intramural swimming meet will be held next Tuesday and Thursday, Feb. 16 and 18. The contest will start with a morning pool list and an afternoon list will be closed Monday at noon.
Intramural Games
In order to be considered in team competition, each organization is required to have two men in each event and must have at least three murks of the two highest men from each organization are averaged to determine the team winner. Points are scored five, three, two and one, for first, second, third and fourth, respectively.
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The winner in each event receives one point for his team. The winning team is determined by the number of points a Point for competition is given each man for completing his, event. An individual may swim either unassisted or for entry points only.
These five events will be held Tuesday; 300 yards medley relay (50 yards, 100 yards, 50 yards, 100 yards) the 50-yard stroke, the 100-yard stroke, and the 100-yard dash.
Only four events will be held on the last day. Thursday. The 200-yard race and the 100-yard back stroke, diving (front, back front jacket), front kick (back, front jacket) are scheduled.
Only One Game Played
In the only intramural game played last night, the Phi Delta Theta "B" team defeated the Sigma Num "B" team, winning by a score of 17-9. In contrast, the string of victories for the Sigma Num team.
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Nu's. Alpha Phi Omega won by a for feit from the Cardinals.
The box score follows:
Phi Delt—17 g, f. Ifg. SigmaNu-9 g, f. Iff.
Welmer, f 1 40 Ruf, f 1 40 Harper, f 1 10 Ruff, f 1 20 Haughey, c 2 00 Terry, e 1 20 Hess, g 1 01 Nicholson, g 1 00 McCoy, g 0 0 Newcomer, g 0 10
Only two are scheduled for to-mor-
row night. At 10 o'clock logo Alpha
Epsilon B" plays Kayhawks "B" and
Alpha Omega "B" plays Xiachi
Chi "B"
Intramural basketball games for tonight are: Kappa Sigma "B" team vs. Sigma Nu "B" team at 6:30, and Alpha Kappa Psi "B" team vs. Phi Delta "B" team. At 9, Sigma Nu plays Delta Chi, and Triangle hasDelta Upson as its opponent. Beta Theta ppe on the court with Sigma Alpha Mu while on white with Delta Acea lights on with Delta Tau Delta.
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OBER'S FINAL WIND-UP SALE
The last and final reductions have been made. This week marks the close of the longest period of "saleing" this store has ever had and the dawn of a new era in merchandising at Ober's.
Our store has been remodeled and greatly improved in appearance and convenience. Come in and see the new arrangement this week and save a lot on your purchases while doing it.
At first glance the ordinary suit of "unknown" make and doubtful quality may look like an Other Society Brand or Griffon Suit --- but there's as much difference between them as between a silver sterling loving cup and one that is silver plated.
When you buy clothing at Ober's you take no chances (sale or no sale). Society Brand and Griffon are two of the world's largest and most reliable makers of fine clothing and the Ober label has been a synonym for style and quality for 35 years.
They May Look Alike BUT
One is stamped "Sterling," the other is silver plated. It's the same way with men's clothes.
These labels mean as much in men's clothes as "Sterling" on silver.
It's like buying "Steller" at the price of silver plate to get Ober's Society Brand and Griffon
Suits, Obercoats and Topcoats at...
Made to sell at $50 this season
$29
Made to sell at $25 this season
Made to sell at $40 this season
Made to sell at $30 this season
$24
One lot of single Suits
$17
$14
$21
One group of O'coats and Topcoats
$12
A good assortment of Corduroy Trousters at — $2.95
Closing out all Golf Clubs at Wholesale Price
Spring
Hats
are here
$3.45
$5 and $7
Spring
Shoes
are here
$5 to
$8.50
Furnishing at Final Wind-up Prices . . .
50c quality wool or rayon
Socks
Discontinued numbers in
Holeproof fancies at—
35¢
3 Prs. for $1.00
$1.00 quality silk or lisse
Socks
Discontinued numbers in
Holeproof fancies at—
55c
2 Prs for $1.00
$1.00 quality silk or lisle
Oxfords Broken sizes but many tan desirable lasts in black or tan
Two Groups of $5 to $9 Bostonian and Friendly Five
$4.45 $5.95
Special Purchase of Men's Shirts
Rayons and broadclothes in plain colors or stripes —pre-shrunk collars
$ 8 5^{\mathrm{c}} $
One lot of $1.95 Tyson
Shirts
Also plain colored pre-shrunk
broadcloth shirts at—
$1.35
2 for $2.50
To $3 Values in Tyson and Wilson Brothers
Shirts
$1.85
2 for $3.50
Up to $3.50 fancy Wool
Golf Socks
$1.00
$2.50 "Collegian"
Pipes
$1.95