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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931
Record Basketball Income at Kansas Is Set This Year
Kansas Share for Season
Is $7,247.51; Total Attendance Drops
Slightly
HELPS TO PAY DEBT
A statement from the athletic office this morning revealed that the Kansas basketball team which won the Big Six championship played to a total attendance of 46,077 and earned a profit from the home and out-of-town Siesta. The inlet-out-of-town basketball in the history of the University.
A total of 18,834 witnessed the games while the viewed away-from-town home games was $10,749.4 while the Jayhawks share a out-of-town pro setup.
Last year the total attendance was 46,305 with a net income of $5,111.85 and a total income over $10,815.
The largest crowd before which the team played was in the University of Nebraska columbar, Feb. 14, when 6,550 people witnessed the game and Kansas defeated Nebraska by a score of 3-2. This game also brought in the most inning.
The profit of $2,747.53 was ascertained after deducting the due share visit team, paying for equipment, traveling other expenses from the total income
The net income from football has fall was the also the largest in history. The net income used to make up the deficit of the other sports and to pay off the bonded incomes.
This year the total paid on the stadium debt was $40,000. After paying this amount there still remains an outstanding indebtedness of $187,500.
Swimmers Ready for Mee
Missouri Only School in Big Six. Not Entered for Event
Although not willing to make an advance prediction as to the outcome of his team in the Big Ski swimming meet, Coach Herbert Alphin is confident that it will make a good above-average chance for the Kansas City Athletic club pool.
A change has been made in the time of the contest because of the National team's performance, the preliminaries will be held in the morning beginning at 10 and the finals a 4 in the afternoon. Originally the fixtures were basketball begin at that time.
Eight men will make the trip. They are Captain Bowlwish, Drew Dill, Burhach, Stephenson, Marshall, Aoki, and another member of the team who was a point winner in the Big Six meet next year. He took first in the 220-yard dash, second in the 56-yard dash, and fourth in the 100-yard race, scoring a total of nine points.
The Kansas swimming team enters the meet with a clean slate in its dewduces so far this year. It has had four victories and seven逊 decisive victories in all of them.
The team is reaching the peak of its form and is entering the meet without any illness which kept it from showing the strength at the beginning of the season.
Five schools of the Big Six are entering teams this year. The only school which will be missing is Missouri. Advance dept points toward Iowa State as being strung but the other six of the other teams is unknown.
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John Bunn, A.B.21, former coach at Penn State and the College of Education at mentor leland Stauford University in Palo Alto, Calif., will visit here on Friday as he heads to the way to the meeting of the National Basketball Coaches' association which is to be held in New York City March 8.
While at Kansas, Mr. Bunn was assistant football and freshman basketball coach and assistant to Dr. F. C. Allen of Mt. Vernon Athletics. He was also head basketball tutor.
Prospects for Tennis Team Best in Years
Three Lettermen Available for Competition; Coen to Report
With three of last year's letterterm
eturning and three other experiences
in competing for the team, tennis
respects this year seem to be the less
Leading the vanguard of new prospects is Junior Coen who, because of his national ranking and experience in the field of football, will be the outstanding star of the Big Six. Returning lettermen are Theodore O'Leary, Leon Prosser, and George McKeown. Both teams two years ago, will be back for his final year of competition. Another prospect is Douglas Scott, Independence who has made it to a top-five.
This year's strongest competition will come from the Missouri team which plays in the NCAA tournament lettermen, Oklahoma, last year's Big Six championship, will also be strong as they have made tennis a major sport in the United States. They give them the advantage of getting in better condition than their opponents. Varsity courts will be in condition for practice in a few days. Brick dust has been used on the hard surfaces to rectangle these two courts are south of the west stadium. Stands will be erected before the opening of the sea-
Coach Walter R. Smith thinks that the popularity of tennis is increasing so greatly that it will be made a major sport along with football and basketball, because the increasing popularity is the fact that students are demanding more playing facilities and attendance to variety matches is increasing each year" he
The following Big Six schedule has been arranged and other exhibition matches will be added later. At April 16, the game of May 2 Iowa State at Ames.
May 6, Okahama at Lawrence.
May 8, Kansas at Lawrence.
May 11, Nebraska at Lawrence.
May 14, Missouri at Lawrence.
May 23, Missouri at Indianapolis.
Five Kansas Athletes Enter Illinois Relays
Sickel, Klaner, Jones, Flick and Coffman Leave Tonight
Coach Bruit Hamilton and five of his track team will leave this evening to join the team that will enter in the Illinois indoor relays Saturday. The men in the party are Ralph Klein, Joe Klaner, Jon Moyer, Clyde Coffman and Raymond Fellock.
The events which the men will enter are:
75-yard dash, Sickel and Klamer;
300-yard dash, Jones; 725-yard high
hurries, Flick; 725-yard low hurries,
Flick. Soutchman, Coffman.
300-yard dash, Jones; 75-yard high hurdles, Jones; 90-yard high jump, Coffman, Kansas will have five candidates for special event championships in the Illinois Relay to be held this Saturday at Jones. Kansas veteran dash and middle distance man and holder of the Kansas quarter mile record, James, will compete in the door champion this year in the 60 yard dash. Jones is entered in the 300 yard决赛 in the open special 75 yard event.
Jones in the 300-yard dash should put up a battle for a win. Besides being a runner of extraordinary ability he is not for his fast, courteous finishness but for his strength and tenacity at the end. This strong finish was shown in the recent Big Six indoor championships when after startling opponents, he scored 27 points Jones come from behind to win by inches in the last two yards, defeating Cherry and Potts of Oklahoma. Gordon of Miami, defending champion, will face the leading opponent for the 300-crown game.
more two Kansas men will be pitted against the outstanding athletes in the country for the Illinois relay, since its founding in 1879 by Coach Harry Gill, well known Illinois track coach, has been as the leading competition of its kind.
Sickel has been one of the outstanding sprinters of the Big Six conference for the past three years and apparently took theBig Six Indoor championships.He is a consistent winner in dual meets and several times has equalled the school record of 98 seconds. He will be invited to tour theBig Six conferences outdoor meet last year in 94 seconds Sickel was barely a foot behind. In spite of his impressive abilities, he will have to face in his event he should be able to make an excellent showing
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Baseball Practice Start
Glad to show you!
Coach Bishop Greeted by 25 Men a Initial Workout
Baseball practice started yesterday, terribly after a delay due to weather conditions. The day before the season was scheduled for Monday but the snow storm over the week-ended weekend was just beginning.
About 25 men reported to Bishop for the first work-out of the season which consisted of warming-up exercises and stretching. They also told Bishop for the rest of the week, Bishop said. Most of the lettermen were out for the practice yesterday and Coach Bishop expects everyone out by Mon., but no one has shown up. The pitching and catching positions will be weak this year unless some of the freshmen from last year's squad train in the field to a back-tack on the football team, is one of the leading aspirants for the backstopping job. Price, another promising sophomore, will see considerable service at Bishop.
For the pitching assignment, Bishop will have only Fisher and Cookey, let it be.
termen from last year's team which finished near the bottom of the conference. They will need considerable investment to be better their standing of last year.
Forty Johns Hopkins Faculty Members Vote for Abolition
Would Discontinue Football
Baltimore, Md., — (NSFA) — Forty members of the faculty of the John Hopkins University have gone on record as favoring the discontinuance of intercollegiate football at the university.
A resolution urging the abolition of a sport was adopted unanimously at the 75th Session of the American Association of the University Professors in Levering Hall
It was decided to word the resolution so that it would include only football players and not basketball wedge in the athletic policy that ultimately would result in the abolition of football.
-New York Times.
Ping-Pong Entries End Saturday
All entries in the ping-pong contes be held next week must be made by Saturday, according to Crui Cooper, a basketball coach. Twenty entries have been submitted so far. Drawings for the matches will be written and announced the first of next week.
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