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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1931
Kansas and Iowa Cagers to Clash in Ames Tonight
layhawk Team Is Favored Despite Defeat by Nebraska
EIGHT MEN MAKE TRIP
- Probable starting lineup for to-
night's game:
Kansas *IOA State* *B*
Bishop *f.* *B*
Garry *f.* *B*
W. Johnson *c.* *H*
Page *g.* *Holmes*
--and give your order.
The Kansas Jayhawks will attempt to regain last footing in their fight for the Big Six championship when they meet Iowa State tonight on the latter's court. Although Coach Alain Klinner is a coach, the Wildcats team is offered in tonight's clash.
Because of the approaching finals, Coach Allen left for Ames last night with a squad of only eight men. He said that he was taking with him only those two players who were used in the game. The other men were left behind to work on their studies. The team will return in time for first hour examinations Friday. Those making the trip are Bishop, O'Leary, Wiley, Page, Cox, Fokil, Kramse and Hale.
Two Ames Men Dangerous
Two Aïnes Men Dangerous
In tony's fray the Jacquemore must expire on the bench, and Wileo, the latter is not shaded to start but will find a place in the limeup soon after the opening whistle. Both are dangerous court opponents and they have been used to show Big Six as deely bad habits that deceptive drummers.
Iowa Had No Scrimmage
It is the opinion of Coach Allen that the loss to Nebraska will make Kansas a stronger court team for the rest of the season. He said that the tention of the team would be a blessing, loved, and that the players will get down to a steadder and easier style of court play. The defeat, he should, says Kissel, has been a binary opponent for Ames tonight.
Last night's practice sensor was devoted to a chalk talk and signal practice. The team appeared to be in excellent condition with the exception, of Page and O'Leary. Page is suffering from a shortening of O'Leary's hand is still troubling him.
Coach Louis Mize, Iowa State basketball mentor, prepared his men for this game without a single scrimmage. He made sure the importance of fundamentals, and his drilled his team in a new defense for the Kansas team to stop the Kansas scoring power.
--and give your order.
Intramurals
After today's games intramural basketball will be discontinued until after the finals and enrollment for the second semester has taken place. Play will probably be resumed about Feb 9 to E. R. Elbok, intramural manager
Six games were played in the intramural basketball league yesterday with the following results:
Alpha Chi Sigma 19, P1 U 4; Dubb
Alpha Chi Sigma 20, P1 U 5;
Alpha Chi Sigma 18, M17; Deltai Sigma
Lambda B 21, Delta Chi B 16; Theta
Tau B 31, Bota P1a B 31; Phi Delta B 40
Delta Chi B 19, P1 U 4; Dubb
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Will Lead Cyclones
AL HEITMAN
Al Heitman, co-captain of the Iowa State basketball team, who will lead his team in a rematch with Kansas at Amnesia. It is likely that Bill Johnson, Kansas center, will control the tip although Heitman is 6 feet tall and has little difficulty in getting the tip.
Oklahoma Wrestlers
Shut Out Jayhawkers
1,500 Persons See KU, Matmen
Lose All Matches; Bauman
Not Pessimistic
The University of Kansas matten
down to defeat before being Ole
Browns 20-14. He scored 0 points.
The content was held in Norm
and was attended by about 1,500
The match last night marked the first meet of the season for Kansas and Oklahoma, each team won its eighth title. The Oklahoma team, Big Six hampardist year, performed in their most excellent style although deprived of a championship. They scored 145 sound national champion last year.
Kansas Men Show Promise
Coaching the men's basketball morning, concerning the wrestling meet last night, that while Kansas was outlessassed he was not disappointed in the show. Rutgers, Columbia, Bates and Roswell, Mills, Sora and Sheroyer especially showed promise and should continue to end. Inexperience of the Kansas team was one of the reasons to which the team responded.
One of Kaiser chances to gain victory was doused in the light heavy-weapon gun, which temporarily injured after three minutes and fifty seven seconds of wrestling. The man then got up from the mat. Shiroyer was unable to continue and was forced to forfeit the fight.
The meet last night proved that Oklahoma has one of the strongest wrestling aggregations in the conference and is one of the few national championship which it won last year.
Sooners Prepared to Defend Tail with such witnesses as Lewis, Basa Maniochoo and Eubanks. Oklahoma will be prepared to defend its championship.
The summary of the meet is as follows:
115-pound class: Inglis of Oklahoma on forwent it; 125-pound class: White of Oklahoma won over Leop of Kansas on forwent it. 125-pound class: Mamotto of Oklahoma defeated Russell of Kansas by a decision on a time advantage of 8 min. 50 sec; 145-pound class: Gurtner of Oklahoma defeated Hatton of Kansas on a fall in
155-pound class: Turner of Oklahoma won over Milk of Kansas by a decision on a time advantage of 7 min. 25 sec; the outcome was Cummings over Cummings of winning the decision over Cummings of
The faculty voted to expect the faculty members to adhere strictly to the schedule next semester and to have enrolment on time.
Keckul, Iowa—(UP)—A dog die
what no member of the Keckul high
school football team was able to
accomplish in a post-season charity foot-
ball game.
Dog Stops Touchdown
He tackled Dutch Underhill, Fort Madison player, who had intercepted a pass in a clear field for what looked like the winning touchdown.
Major W. C. Koeing proposed that a committee be appointed to act with the R. O. T. C. here, to consider a plan whereby students in the College would receive credit for the work taken in the R. O. T. unit. Action on it is released daily.
Kansas on a time advance of 9 min.
35 sec; 175-pound class. Berry of Oklahoma won on a fordite from Shroyer of Oklahoma. Heavy weight class. Shroyer was unable to continue; Heavy weight class. Bass of Oklahoma won over Sorem of Kansas on a time advance.
The dog started from the sidelines at Underhill approached the goal, and wrapped himself around the player's shoulder. The game ended on a tie score. The game ended on a tie score.
The reinstitution committee announced that about the usual number of students is reported as failing this course. The College faculty Tuesday afternoon.
Bottineau, N. D.-(UP)—His county jail test it, he didn't want O'Keefe to help him off the warm jail. It took the sheriff, his deputies, to convince O'Keefe to leave
Report on Failures Given
Enjoyed Warm Jail
El Dorado—A poultry school, under the supervision of Miss Era N. Bare, home demonstration agent of the Farm Bureau, will begin on Jan. 30.
Action to Be Taken Later on R.O.T.C. Credit for College
E. C. Gallagher, Oklahoma A, & M. was referee at the meet.
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