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SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1932
Week's Bill Sees Allen Five Playing Aggies, Nebraska
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Both Games Will Have Important Bearing on Outcome of Big Six Race
TO LINCOLN TUESDAY
The hard working Jayhawk five for
playing, three hard, non-conferenced
games with the strong Colorado quintet,
the Jayhawks journeyed to Norte-
ward.
This week there will be no leap in the competition of the Kamas five. After returning home for the practice session, tomorrow the joyhawks must again forward, to meet the Nebraba five in the conference game Tuesday.
The Cornhuakers upset the dope Friday night when they celebrated the strong Iowa State five. The Cyclones defeated the Nebraska teams in the Big Six and the Nebraks victory came a surprise to most fans. The team, Roadac, scored loader of the Big Six last year, was not in the Iowa State game, and is important bearing on the final outcome.
Following the Nebraska game the Jayhawks return to Lawrence for two more practice days and then a game with the K-Aggers here. The Jacksonville Kansas neighbors in non-conference games. Both of the previous games were close and the fact that Henry Crankite, six-foot seven-inch center may return to the linen up any day at time. The Jaguars dangerous foes are at time.
The Allen team will go into the iyay favorite to win over the Black five but maybe the former pupil of Coach Charles Black would upsetting the dope in his team. Regardless of the previous dope the game should be a close one and this speech well for Coach Charles Black who is an ironman from his irroman队 of last year.
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Several of the women's deck tennis matches were played off by the end of last week, have been given a time extension until Tuesday morning. The following matches are being held.
Women's Intramurals
Fitzpatrick-Bradley, Theia Phi Alpha vs. Curvey-Thrower, Gamma Kappa
Cook-King, Alpha Delta Pi, Hamilton-
Newman, Alpha Gamma Delta vs.
Cushing-Wachter, Gamma Phi Beta
Bubar-Marchion, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Noyes-Birt, Gamma Phi Beta vs
Chase-Fritchie, Chi Omega; Byrne-
Fritz, P.D.Q., vs Lawrence-Hubert, T.
Murt; Nockudow-Lovett, Alpha Tionc
pi vs, Sturgese-Bryam, Alpha Chi
Omega; Weibull-Wollgård, Alpha Tionc
pi; Bishop-Glaville, Alpha Xi Delta
vs, Tavlor-Alman, Delta Zeta
Lyndon-Black, Kappa Kappa Gamma
e. Eagle-Eus堡, Chi Omega, Luther-
Baghy, Kappa Kappa Theta e. Olsen-
Mulix, Alpha Delta Pi, Pee-Chee-ron-
Dale, Alpha Omega, Morgan-Munford,
Alpha Omicron Pi v. Roberts-Murray,
Sigma Kappa, Be恩-Beeeler, Alpha Xi Delta v. Beentworth-Waring, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Higginz-Cornhaus, Alpha Xi Delta v. Weitz-Westhae
Ballard-Snahle, Gamma Phi Beta v. Lawson-Lawson, Alpha Chi Omega
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Intramural Games
--an, 11: 5.30 p.m. Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Delta SigmaLambda, Pia Upson vs. Haugh Chubi 6:30 p.m. Alpha Phi Sigma vs. River Rats; 9 p.m. M, alpha Kappa Pai vs. SIa Delta Sigma, Kay- Delta Sigma vs. Delta Sigma, PIa Delta Tita vs. AIra Tita Omega, Phi Kappa Pai vs. Sigma Pihe Epilason, Jan. 12: 5.30 p.m. Delta Tita "B" vs. Delta Tita "C", 7 p.m. Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Tita, 7 p.m. Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Chi, Sigma Chi vs. Delta Upsilon, 10 p.m. M, alpha Kappa Pai "B" vs. Delta Chi, Sigma Chi vs. Delta Upsilon "B" vs. Kappa Bappa "B".
Fourteen games have been played in the intramural basketball tournament over the week-end, four Friday evening and Saturday. Delta Upsilon defeated Phi Kappa Pai, 10-10 and Delta Chi won from Phi Kappa Pai, 12-13. Stringers, Kappa Sigma "B" won over Sigma Chi "B" "B" 21-14 and Alpha Kappa Pai "B" housed out Phi Gamma "B".
Saturday the Cottage Intellectuals defeated Pbeta Heta Pi, 34-13, the Kayhawks outpointed Mortal-Pestall, 26-18, the Lakers outpointed Lambda, 20-19, The Tata Won from Kappa Eta Kappa, 27-9, Pki Kappa Alpha turned in a win over Triangle, 32-13, and Kappa Sigma, in a close game, edge out Delta Tau Delta,
In the "B" league, Sigma Alpha Epsilon "b defeated Peni Delta Theta B" 17-13. Sigma Nu Na won over Owen Hunt's team and "B" turned in the win over the Cardinals "B" 22-12, and Chi Delta Sigma B "o outpainted Delta Chi B" 25-14, and one aided contests earlier in the week these games showed close score contests and evenly matched competitors. Three of the games ended in one point victory.
The box scores
Delta Upson 19 | 0
Jorgensen, g 2 | 0
Nabla, f 2 | 1 1
Phillips, c 2 | 2 1
Doggett, g 0 | 0 4
Gougan, g 0 | 0 4
Ross, g 0 | 0 4
h Kappa Dive, D
M McLaughlin, F
McLaughlin, F
Frank I, 0 1
Frank I, 0 1
Warner I, 0 1
Warner I, 0 1
Salvatore, g 0
Salvatore, g 0
Gilbert, g 0
Totals 818
Defense Kramer 7
124 Chu 1
| | G | F | T | V |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Guerraizel a | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Mitchell f | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Mellou a | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Wilters b | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Virgas g | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Pulka Delta Thursa 14.8 G, T 14.7
Salerf, f 1 G, T 0
Brownman, f 1 G, T 0
Taffing, f 1 G, T 0
Rogers, v 1 G, T 0
Wraigw, v 1 G, T 0
Hillebrand, v 1 G, T 0
Totals 7 1 1
Referee: Quigley.
Cottage finalists
T F F F F
Peoplewell, f 0 0 0
Miller, f 0 0 0
Miller, f 0 0 0
Sparks, f 1 0 0
Raven, g 3 0 0
Raven, g 3 0 0
Jurce, g 2 0 1
Totals 16 2 6
Reference : Most
The Beta Plot
| | T | L |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Transboundary | 1 | 1 |
| Armamentation | 2 | 0 |
| Disturbance | 2 | 0 |
| Dirtfall | 2 | 0 |
| Vessel movement | 0 | 0 |
| Boltic | 0 | 0 |
Sigma No. 19 G. F.
Foamstrat, f 1 0 1
Works, f 2 2 0
Wells, g 2 2 0
Wells, g 2 2 0
Brenner, g 2 0 0
Totals, 9 2 4
Referee: Plumley
A. K. Lanzuli 1
G. F. TAVI
Klinginger 1 0 0
Davin 1 0 0
Manness 1 0 1
Wilde 1 0 1
Braunsger 1 0 1
Kappa Kappa Kappa U 9 U 17
Dammerer, j. 2
Dictionen, j. 2
Bocheinstr., j. 2
Bocheinstr., j. 0
Jachsman, j. 0
Fink, j. 0
Fink, j. 0
Totals 11 3
Referee Plumley.
Kavhawks—26
Mortar-Pestal—1.8
Chalki, f | G F T F |
Thomas, f | 1 0 0 |
Thema, f | 3 0 0 |
Lovegna, f | 0 1 1 |
Totals | 12 2 0 |
Pi Kappa Alphas = 12 | Totals | 8 2 2
G. Kappa Aigba = 12 | Triangle = 11
G. Kappa Aigba | G F T F | Fec, f | G F T F |
Nacoma, f | 2 0 0 | Climber, f | G F T F |
Gradinger, f | 0 0 0 | Climber, f | G F T F |
Parach, f | 2 0 1 | Himer, f | 0 0 1 |
Patrick, f | 2 0 1 | Himer, f | 0 0 1 |
Baltic, f | 0 0 0 | | |
Totals | 15 2 3 |
Kappa Biasa = 17 | Totals | 6 1 3 |
Delta Kappa Delta = 18
G. Kappa Biasa | G F T F | Hider, f | G F T F |
Whisman, f | 2 0 0 | Hider, f | 1 1 0 |
Stepper, f | 0 0 0 | Vera, f | 1 1 0 |
Stepper, f | 2 0 0 | Vera, f | 1 1 0 |
Johnson, f | 2 1 1 | Bowserwck, f | 0 0 0 |
Johnson, f | 2 1 1 | Bowserwck, f | 0 0 0 |
Totals | 7 5 6 | Totals | 7 2 2
Thirty six intramural basketball games are scheduled for play this week. The schedule is as follows:
Jan, 13, 6.39 m, p, Mkappa Eta Kappa
Psi, Beta Pti, Delta Sigma Pi vs
River Rats; 9 p, m, Beta Theta Pi vs
Alpha Kappa Lambda, Triangle vs
Delta Tau Delta; 10.00 p, m, Alpha Chi
Psi, Beta Tau, Alpha Kappa Pa vs
Phi Chi
Although he expects the hearing on the evidence in the fraternity tax case to be heard before a court week in Lawrence, M. A. G. Mairch, of the law firm of Gorrill and Asher, attorneys for Douglas county in the case has been appointed by the judge Vance, Garden City, who was appointed by the supreme court of Kansas the master to hear the evidence in the case, on Monday.
Hearing on Fraternity Tax Soon
Jun. 14, 10 p, m; Sigma Nu vs. Siigma
Alpha Mu, Acacia vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Jan. 13, 5 p, m; Cottage Intellectuals,
River Rats, Ala Tau Omega "B"
Delta Signa, Mortar Pi Kappa Delta
Delta Signa vs. Mortar Psi Delta,
SigmaLambda Lambda vs. PsiLambda
Epsilon; 10 p, m, Kappa Signa vs. Phi
Kappa, Deli Chi "B" vs. Kayhawk
Jan. 16, 8 a.m. Sigma Alpha Mu vs.
Delta Chi. Delta Tau Delta vs. Delta
Upsilon 11 a.m. Alpha Chi Sigma vs.
Gamma Alpha Delta B "12 noon. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon "B" vs. Chi Delta Sigma "B"
Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" vs. Phi Delta
Theta B "1 p.m. Phi Delta Fa vs.
Phi Kappa Fa vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Prof. J. E. Hankins will begin Tuesday's programs at 11 a.m. with a muk lark, *Rhythmic Music*. This will be followed by food dives, *Food Fallacies*, and *Food Faken* by Ms. Katherine Tracy, Prof. Bert A Nahill will present "The Hope of Miracles."
The programs over KFKU this week will be of great variety. Beginning to-morrow morning, 11 to 13:30, with Ms. M. Bair, Mrs. M. M. Bair. From 6 to 1:55 to-morrow evening there will be a musical program arranged by Venita Sleepak, contrata, and Wilma Stoner, accompanist. The numbers of the program will be as follows: To-morrow "One Fleeting Hour" (Dorothy Lee), "Love was with Me yesterday" (Walter Goldie), "Because" (D Haroldel), and "A Fragile
The program Friday morning at 11 will begin with another British Travel Talk and will be continued with the first in a series of five. A "Detailed Plan for Your Year Book" by Charles A. Deardoff, Jr. A musical program arranged by Prof. H. C. Taylor will be presented from 6 to 6:30 and from 7:30 to 9 the basketball college. K. Urdangelo State College will be broadcast. The second talk on mathematics will be given Saturday morning at 11, by Prof. U. G. Mitchell. From 6 to 6:15 Prof. W. A. Dill will talk on "Gimples F. II."
At 11 Wednesday morning Prof. J, P. Jenien will speak on "The Gasoline Text" He will be followed by Dr. John McArthur on "Ancient Drugs." This will be the first of two talks to be broadcast. A musical prograsture will be presented by Abbie Moore will be presented at 6 p.m.
From 11 to 11:30 Thursday morning a debate will be held, the question of whether students' sacuure introduce ewls which will be detrimental to labor? "A critical discussion by Prof. E. C. Bucher will follow the next week in online basketball with Dr. F. C. Allen and Dr. James Nasmith. Doctor Nasmith is set for a presentation in time for this program.
Cecil Scali, ed33, is recuperating at Emory University from a knee operation which he underwent at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City He was released from the hospital
Smuy's operation was caused by a "football knee" received while playing football. It was said at the Pih Gamma Delta house that he will be back the week and will probably be able to classify classes about the middle of the week.
SMAY RECOVERING FROM KNEE OPERATION DURING VACATION
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Price Appoints Committee to Examine Campus Conditions
"I predict a surprising response to an organized attempt to revive religious leaders in Iraq," Engel said Friday as he concluded a plea for the mobilization of Christian forces before the group of students killed by gunmen in Iraq on November 12, invitation of the Council of Religious workers to consider the advisability of a closer co-operation of Christian organizations.
The Rev. Edward P. Price, president of the Council of Religious workers, appointed two committees to make designations for problems and needs, and (2) present conditions for meeting student programs in these areas. These committees are as follows: Committee to study the question of why so many students need academics and to what extent these interests and needs are being met by programs as now conducted. San Curté Miller, director of Morrison, Morrison, Myron Messelmane, german Blaegdjo, c53, Ceb Ehrburck Hornlubeck.
Committees Are Announced
Committee to support the organization of religious work on the KU campus, to study religious organizations on other campuses, and to study religious work. The Rev. Charles W. Thomas, Mrs Ana Olimo Professor, Prof. Henry Werner, Jounghei Wang, Dr. Larry Goss, Howard Wingard, c32, Isaiah Nenog, Therma Wilhelm, wc34, and Robert Karr.
Several interesting angles of conditions on the campus were brought out in a survey by James Burke I Huffman pastor of the Friends church, and a new movement in Lawrence that had been unable to find traces of any religious program for University training.
Hilden R. Gibson, C35, president of the YMCA, characterized that organization as a co-ordinated activities bureau Gibson said. "In an attempt to attract a larger membership most religious organizations overstepped their limits. They consisted anything and everything except religious organizations would again assume a truly religious character, a solution of the back of student interest might be
Over Organization Brings Simpson
Associate Professor Bebuhl Morrison
stated that over-organization had
made it easier to recruit people for
religion. "There are too many clubs
and organizations calling for the time and effort of students," said Miss Morrison, "and, of course, the entire situation is the outgrowth of present economic and social conditions. I do not feel that the solution lies in a new organiza-
The Rev. T. H. Aszman, Presbyterian minister, asserted that religion had fallen into the background at all state universities upon KU students to present a united front under a new organization. Reverend Aszman pointed out the success of the Correll Christian association, which succeeded in meeting student religious problems on their own campus. The University of Pennsylvania has also supported the creation of Christian organizations to meet the changing student requirements.
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