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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931
Jayhawk Quintet Will Open Second Round of Season
Sooners Expected to Offer Greater Resistance in Their Second Conflict
OKLAHOMA KEYED UP
Probable starting lineup for Satur
day's game:
Kansas                          f.    Oklahoma
Bishop                         f.    Anderson
Larry                         f.    Beck
W. Johnson                   f.    Young
Cox                           g.    Jackson
Page                           g.    Meyer
The Kansas basketball quintet will begin the second half of its round-robin schedule in the Big Six when it takes the court tomorrow night against the Sooners in Norman. A 44-23 victory was scored over the Oklahoma team by the Jayhawks in their first chance game of the season in September.
When the two teams face each other at the opening whistle, there will be some difference in the status of the team. The first team will win by a long rest period, about two weeks, is rested and awaiting the chance to average the early season defeat. Kansas, on the other hand has played two games between times.
Another factor in the game is the standing of the two teams in the Big Six. Coach McCain has four wins, five defeats, the Oklahoma mentor is desirous to draw his team out of a slump which has found the Sooners losing 16 games. There are other reasons for that and that is that the Oklahoma club will go into the game with everything to gain and nothing to lose for this contest and Kansas is promised stiff competition.
May Be Over... on the other hand, may be须要 of itself because of its overwhelming victory at the outset of conference play. The daybreakers at the present time are no leader, than any other club. This in itself is dangerous when playing a team that would find glory in definitely beating K. U., out there.
Beck, who played guard for the Sooners in the game here, will be at forward berth for Oklahoma. Like Bishop he is a hard man to down. He is up in the scoring and is dribbling quick to take advantage of his opponents and a sure floor shot, he will bear watching in the Saturday night game.
Bishop, Jayhawk forward, will be a marked man in the fray. He is leading the Big Six in scoring and a dangerous man when the going is tough. Hardwood court star for more than one reason. He is an Oklahoma City product and there is always a little feeling when he lines up against his stalk.
To add to his ambition for a victory, Coach McDermott may have the services of Graalman and forward last year. With the beginning of the second semester at the Oklahoma State University, he has his scholastic difficulties and be ready for action against Kansas. He has been working out with the team all year, and in view of his experience of last season, he has padded him punch to the Oklahoma contingent.
The Jayhawkers, however, will have the advantage of controlling the tip at center. Although the floor work and the ball touching are smoothness in the last few games, he has been able to give the ball to Kane and then pass it to his rival, who should prove easy outump.
At guard also Coach Allen will be stronger. Cox and Page, outstanding in every department of the game, will undoubtedly prove great harms to the coach. All the players go up to forward and filling his position with Jackson, Coach McDermott has
weakened his defensive power to add to his offense.
Intramural Swimming Meet to Begin Thursday
Taking the two teams into consideration in predicting a winner, it might be that the Kansas club will come out first in the tournament, eight or nine points less or equally Oklahoma has improved since the first meeting of these two schools, and there is every reason to believe that they will duplicate their earlier 44-22 score. Since these two quintets have most of the points they had 15 games to the Sooners 6. In the contests played the Jayhawks have a advantage over the Raptors home. The most decisive whipping that a McDermott five has handed to an Allen coach outfielder was in 1928 when he made a crowd of 5,232 wetted the tilt.
Two Events Scheduled for Women's Organizations This Month
Score May Be Close
Entry blanks have been sent to the various sorority houses for the intramural swam in be held at 7:30, Fri. 12 at Robinson gymnasium. Ten organizations participated last year and all the groups will enter this year.
Two meets will be held. Entrys ballet for the second meet which is to be held Feb. 17. It will be sent out later. Dancers will be placed in each of the nine events. Scoring will be on the basis of the first four places. Anyone who breaks a record will receive an additional five points. Each woman gets one point for her performance.
The nine events will be as follows: relay, four women swimming one length each; three required dives, running two lengths each; three other dives which the women may choose themselves; races, two lengths free style, two lengths side stroke, two lengths back stroke, two lengths breaststroke, two lengths crawl and breaststroke for form.
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The pool will be open Saturday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock, and Tuesday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30 for practice.
Iowa State Defeats Tigers
Cyclones, With Full Strength, Even Count With Missouri
Using a full strength line-up for the first time in several weeks Iowa State secured a 29 to 19 Big Six conference championship. Annes last night. Playing a close guarding game throughout and out-passing the Cyclones led at the half 15 to 9.
Davis, Tiger forward and high score of the game for Missouri, led his team to within four points of the Cyclos early in the second half but Roadap skipped in three backets and Thompson two to give Iowa State a safe马
the victory breaks a tie with Missouri for fourth place in the conference standings.
Basketball Scores
New Neckties
--competition is one of the so-called important provisions in the plan. It is implemnted by a system of athletic authorities have scheduled a game with Notre Dame at South Bend.
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LA NIGHT. Baskeball Scorer
Listen to K. McCarthy 19
Louisville 16, Kansas Wesleyan 19,
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Bellemont 17.
Last Night's Basketball Scores
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Bluebird to Be Exhibited at British Empire Exhibit
Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 6—(UP) —Capt. Malcolm Campbell contents himself with his world's motor car speed record today and announced he would make no further tests in the Bluebird cockpit and record yesterday at 245.73 miles an hour.
The 46 year old British race driver who is the first man to achieve a speed of more than four miles a minute in an auto issued the following statement.
"The Bluebird already holds the five kilometer and five mile world's records achieved in South Africa in April of 2014, and it will hold the mile records set yesterday. Thereafter it will not be worth the time and expense involved owing to the uncertainty of the future, but it will attempt to set new murkis for the above distances. It however, these records are surpassed in the future, the mile records will be called on to defend her title."
London, Feb. 6—(UP) - Capt. Malcolm Campbell is "practically certain" to take his racing automobile to Buenos Aires in the next two weeks to be used as a stationary exhibit in the British Empire Museum, officials of the exhibition announced
Sport Shots
The University of Pennsylvania and it's "new" athletic plan has caused much comment and publicity. The main purpose of the plan, according to Thomas Gates, university president, is "-emphasize athletics at the university."
--competition is one of the so-called important provisions in the plan. It is implemnted by a system of athletic authorities have scheduled a game with Notre Dame at South Bend.
The new plan takes the athletic boards, away from the athletes and puts into the care of faculty members, which are housed at K. U. and other Big Six schools.
The president's statement provides for the elimination of training tables. Training tables are ancient history at Big Six schools.
Readjustment of intercollegiate schedules and reduction of intersectional
The plan also provides for the installation of all coachs as faculty members. Councils in Big Six circles have a responsibility to the faculty for a number of years.
The Pennsylvania plan contains practically no new feature that has not been in existence for some time in this conference. The only perceptible difference is the size of BigJS schools in the Pennsylvania provision for the direct control of all athletics to be in the hands of the president of the University rather than the director of athletics. If this a real difference it is difficult to see.
After all, the University of Pennsylvania has merely adopted the policy and plan that has long been in effect in Big Six and Missouri Valley schools.
Next week, Feb. 9, sees the completion of the first round of Big Six basketball, when Nebraska meets the K-12 team at Iowa State. The competition is already under way among other teams of the conference, and next week schedules also a few non-conference games. Basketball for next week.
Feb. 9 - Kansas Angles vs. Nebraska at Manhattan.
Feb. 10 - *Missouri vs. Creighton at Columbia.*
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*Kansas Aggies va. Creigh
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Kansas Aggies Will Meet Nebraska Cagers on Feb. 9
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Feb. 14—Kansas vs. Nebraska at Lin-
Missouri vs. Oklahoma in Norman.
Feb. 14—Kansas vs. Nebraska at Lincoln.
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