PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1981 Jayhawkers Down Bluejays in Last Game of Season Creighton Takes 38 to 3 Defeat in Last Game; Twenty-Three Personals BISHOP HIGH SCORER In a weird and wild exhibition of basketball the Kansas Jayhawks defeated the Creighton Bluesjays 38 to 12 in a game on the Auctiontion court last night. The game started out fast and continued that way until the final gun, keeping the spectators in a continual uprush. Much body contact was evident officials called 23 personal 12 bots charged to Kansas and 11 to Creighton. Play of both teams was ragged. Team work was lacking and wild passes seemed to be the fashion of the event. The team came down to a natural style of play, but not for long as they soon drifted back to their erratic form of manipulating The Boys Get Rough The officials seemed to let the game get away from them late in the first half, both teams taking advantage of the opportunity to rough each other. Coach Randy Sneed was quick, the small Creighton forward was ready to take on Page, but a second look at the hunky Kansas guard changed his stance. The took up his place again at forward. Roughness as employed by the Blue-jays gave T. C., Bishop, honorary captain of the Jayhawkers an opportunity to free the throw line. Bishop was equal to the opportunity afforded him and drop-under ten charity toys that he was granted. Creighton took the opening tip off to gain a 2-point lead on a side shot by Van Ackeren, star forward of the value, as Creighton put up. Jawaykens with two points from the free throw line. A moment later Bishop again dropped in a couple of charity shots, and there were other free throw and goal field by Bishop, while Worthing and Faben were scoring from the field for Creighton, gave the Jawaykens a 7 to 10 lead. Creighton put up 10 four minutes before the ball wasup, but Creighton came back with a scoring spurge that sent the two teams into a deadlock at 17 all as the half Creighton Takes the Lead Johnson scored a free throw as the second half opened and came back a goal up. Anderson had Coxank a side shot to keep pace with Worthington and Van Acken who had scored two. Creighton took the lead at this point of the game at 25 to 21 with ten minutes to play. Kansas staged a noose as Kanye was held and hid it until the game ended. T, C. Bishop, Forrest Cox and Floy Ramsey played their last game for Kau after has eating and each turn he was strengthened on the defense and contributes a field goal and a charity to it for his team's victory. His ability as a relief man taking the place of Bishop who was out of the game for a few minutes with a leg in ankle. Bishop, won scoring honors for the evening combing 9 free throws with 3 field goals for 15 points. Bill Johnson was second with 12 shots on 3 field goals and 2 free throws. Vince McGinnis, forward left his team with 11 points. Gives Kansas 15 Wins, 2 Losses Last evening's victory gives Kansas a record of 11 wins and 20 lost in conference games in eight non-conference games and seven conference tilts, losing three Iowa State: Kansas -> PG FT I Bishop, f 3 0 O'Leary, f 3 0 W. Johnson, c 5 2 Page, g 1 0 Cox, g 1 1 Ramssey, f 0 0 Officials: E. C. Quigley, St. Marys; Dwight Ream, Washburn. Creighton — FG FT PF Van Ackeren, f 5 1 2 Worthing, f 4 1 3 Paben, c 1 1 2 Bluder, f 1 1 2 Kiley, g 2 0 3 Melchors g 2 0 3 Technical fouls—Bishop, Van Ackern Missed free throws—Kansas, Bishop O'Leary, Cox, Creighton, Van Ackeren Worthing 2. Pabin, Baden. Big Six Members Meet for Indoor Track Mar. Twenty-three Kansas Mer Will Make Trip to Columbia Twenty-three men will make the trip to Kobe, Japan to take Kansai Kanada in the Big Sixty truck clinic to be held in Brewer fieldhouse, Saturday, March 7, according to Coach Davis. The Kansas entries in the meet are as follows: 60 yard dash: Sickel and Klaner. 440 yard dash: Jones, Young and Stralow. 880 yard run: Fullerton and Bondank Mile run: Soellner. 2 mile: Mike and Levine. Mike relay: Jones, Young, Stralow Beardeadle, Bendank and Fullerton. High hurdles: Flick and Nichols. Low murmies: Fick and Grudley. High jump: Hansen, Coffman, Black and Beardlee. Broad jump: Coffman, Hodges and Plumley. Shot put: Foy, Reisen, Coffman and Ross. Pole vault: Coffman and Trueman. Each of the Big Six schools will be allowed four entries in each event. In order to eliminate competitors, presidents and coaches must exception of the mile and two mile events will be held Saturday afternoon, with the semi-finals and finals in the half-mile and the finals in all other events. The preliminaries will be held in the field events, but they will be started early enough in the meet to insure theircompletion by the time the track events are finished. While few meet has been held this early in the season and little is known of the strength of the various teams, it remains to be seen who are sure of placing in the meet. With all the conference schools divide between the two sides, the manager is an impossibility. Nebraska, last year's champions, have established themselves as the favorites by virtue of their superior defensive victory over the Kansas Aggie track team which they defeated, 66 t Iowa State will be well represented in the distance by Physicist Sir马尔星, who will serve as chair and holds the conference record in the high hurdles and has turned in some of the best results. Rhea, weight man and Smutney hurdler and dashman, are outstanding for the Cornhuskers. Judging from reports coming from Norman, Okla., the Sooners will be represented by a strong team. Addison,dash man, recently equalled the Big Six and Hildt, burden, tied the Big Six hard record in recent tryouts. The Kansas Aggies will have out- standing candidates in Ehrlich for high jump honors and in Hinckley for double digit victories over the Missouri Tigers. For Kansas, Coffman and Trueblood in the pole vault and Sickel and Klaner, dash man are outstanding in their events. Jones, holder of the school rec in the 440 and Hodge in the bread班 other athletics of exceptional ability. Cox Is Announced Freshman Mentor by Athletic Board two-Sports Star Will Tuto Basketball Yearlings and Assist in Football Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics and head coach of basketball, announced this morning that Forrest B. Anderson had been engaged by the athletic board of the University as freshman basketball football coach for next year. OUTSTANDING AT K. U. Cox will assume his duties Sept. 1, 1531. In addition to his football and basketball work he will help with the physio's duties as well as aid in the intramural work. "Frosty" came to the University of Kansas from Newton where he made an exceptional college basketball. For three years he has been an exceptional athlete in Kansas. He was named on the first all-Big Six football team as halfback this year. Last season he played Big Six basketball team and has already been placed on a number of all-Big Six basketball selections this year. He has been with Cox and Bishop with the first five. After his first year of competition in basketball at KU, he was chosen honorary captain by his teammates. Doctor Allen said: "Forstert Cox is one of the outstanding leaders on the campus. His technical ability to play the game is not bad. That is his love for the sport and his will to win. He puts everything he has into his work and is a splendid leader both on and off the athletic field. He is also a morale in setting the proper example in athletic training and in meeting classroom requirements. We are happy to have him as a member of our coaching staff." According to "Plog" Allen, Cox will probably assist the variates gradation in the training set. The present freshman candidates Head Coach Chuck Kostecki and Goodson Guttie are Guttie and who are now working with the yearlings will probably use Cox in drilling holes. Cox May Play With Phillips The probability that Forrest "Frosty" Cox, stellar guard of the Kannas basketball team would be eligible to parade in the national championship which is being held in Kansas City this next week is not likely, although case has not been definitely decided. Oklahoma Team Has Petitioned for Change of A. A. U. Rule Under the present A. A. U. rullings a player must be with the team for at least thirty days preceding the date of the game, and may not pass the team passed at the last session of the A. A. U. in order to do away with last minute recruiting which has been characterized by a poor attendance. However the Phillips Petroleum team of Bartlesville, Okla., has petitioned the committee to be allowed to conform to this tradition of several of their players being injured. If this petition is allowed, Cox may choose to play in this year's tournament. When interviewed last evening, Cox said that he would play with the Phillips team if the petition be allowed. The Oklahoma Sooners upset the Kansas Aggers last night to send the Sooners to four games in the souri for third place in the Big Six conference with five games won and five lost. The Sooners won by a score of 3-2, the Aggers fell by a score of seven scored seven goals from the field to tie Auckee. Kansas state guard, for scoring six points, fivedbucks and five charity ties. Tonight the semi-final round of the basketball tournament will be played. Teams will play at 10 a.m., Lawrence Independents and at 8:30 the Pihi Pai five will play Alpha Kappa Elimination in the intramural wrestling matches has progressed to the final round, where a team of two men is limited to the two men who are striving for the championship of their reign. The semi-simial matches which have not been concluded by that Kunzai team have a point of connection with Theta Tau a close second and Triangle and Delta Tai vietying for fourth In last night's intramural basketball games the Sigma Pii Epsilon B team defeated the Pi Delta Theta B team 17 to 14. The Lawrence Independents entered the semi-finals of the tournament, which helped the high-eyed Harno, 20 to 13. Kappa Sigma Now Leading Theta Tau Second, Triangle Next The longest time for a throw war was 25 minutes at the ball of O. Epp, unimproved, in 5.02. In the 1858 class Flatt, Theta Tat beat Jones, unimproved, to the decision in 4:50 John Lennon was quickest throw when he put his opponent in the 1258 pounds down in 38 121 pounds - Haynes, Pi Upnail, beat amplim, Delta Upsalp, in 2.07 bill, Acacia, beat Marcellus, Delta Chi, in 4.27 Following is the summary of the emi-finals of the intramural matches which have been finished. 129 pounds - Larbrete, Kappa Sigma, beat Branff, Kappa Phaa, fall in 1-40 (overture); Fearce, Theta Tou, beat Branff, Kappa Phaa, fall in 1-38 (138 pounds) Johnson, unattached, beat Wurst, Triangle, fall in 38 seconds; Priater, Triangle, beat Karlan, Kappa 158 pounds—Flatt, Theta Tau, beat Jones, unaccused, decision in 4:50; Youngarom, Theta Tau, beat O. Epp, unaccused, fall in 5:02. 148 pounds. Craig, Kappa Sigma, beat Lieberman, Triangle, fall in 1.92, Wendell, Phil Gamma Delta, beat Warren, Theta Tau, fall in 1.32. INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT HAMS TO ADVANCE TO SEMI-FINALS 138 pounds — Kennedy, Theta Tau, Joe Borgensen, Delta Upsilon, in 3:08. (Coleman, Phi Pai, and Raneye, Sigma Tau), 78 pounds — Kennedy, Theta Tau, Joe Borgensen, Delta Upsilon, in 3:08. (Coleman, Phi Pai, and Raneye, Sigma Tau), 78 pounds — Baird, Theta Tau, P beat Lutton, Phi Pai, fail in 1:55; Pahes, Beta Tau, Phi Pai, beat Morrison, Delta Point totals Kappa Sigma 89, Theta 89, Tau 86, Triangle 75, Delta Chi 75, Chi Camma Delta 55, Beta Theta Pi 47, Kappa Psi 44, Delta Upsilon 40, Kappa Psi 34, Aucacia 35, S.A.E 18 Haugh chall (4), S.P.E. 12, Signu N.1 A.T.O. 0 Heavyweight--Mehringer, Ip Epion, best Phillips, Delta Upsition, in 5:0; Williams, Triangle, beat Hobson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, fall in 1.35 Baseball Practice Starts Light Workouts Featured in Opening Session Today The first practice of the 1931 baseball season for the University squad was held this afternoon with T. C. Bishop, captain and coach, in charge. 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She'll "Get" You Too in In the conference, where the competition was a hit shifter than in games where the opponent had an average of 35.5 to the game, to the opponents' aggregate of 825 points, or Handsome Beautiful Lettemen who were expected out of the office, including pitcheen, Ed Hatton and Bert Lossa, outfielders; George Hulteen, George Trombold, Hultein Kulp and Charles Wolfe. Typical Game for Season Ends 34-25 for Jayhawks Handsome NORMAN FOSTER HIGH SCHOOLS PLAY FOUR PERIODS FOR 4-2 SCORE SKEETS GALLAGHER Only lumbering-up exercises are in store for the men for the next few days. The weather is still too cold for any actual practice to be held, and it's taking a chance of developing store muscles before eason starts. 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