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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1901
Jayhawkers Point for Coming Contest With K-Aggie Five
Both Teams to Enter Til With Perfect Records for Season
With a victory over Oklahoma in the season's opening conference game of the season here Monday, the Jayhawk and the Kansas State tilt to be played at Manhattan Saturday night. This contest promises to be the most interesting and entertaining rivalry between both Kansas and Kansas State have been predicted the only two teams having a chance to be at the top of the heap when conference play has begun.
To compare the relative strength of the two teams on the above scores would hardly do in predicting the outright winner. Kansas played Missouri, the latter quintet did not have available all of their picks. The game went to Columbia Monday over confident and as a result the game almost proved to be disastrous for the Mansfield team.
The close score should make Kansas State an even more dangerous for than it would have been if Coach K had not required them to work hard to uphold their reputation, and, too, nothing would give the Mandates an advantage trucuring Coach Allison's regulations.
Hard to Compare
Varsity Shows Pep
SQUAD MORALE HIGH
Both teams have been undefended so far. The Aguies have six straight victories to their credit, and Kansas has triumphed over seven opponents. The Manhattan, quintuple, beat the St. Louis Monday, and won from Missouri by the surprisingly low score of 31-20. Kansas in an early season contest, soundly whipped the Tigers 40-26. Missouri failed to score a field goal in this game until the last play.
The varsity hackersets turned out for, practice last night escalating more energy into their performance in the previous session. Cox and Page are having little difficulty with their objective, which was to win against Dick Hale almost certain to be ready for action Saturday, the morning after.
Doctor Allen coached the freshman squad in Aigle plays before sending a picked five against the varsity quintet. The Angie play a man with a great skill, and this proved to a team that has not experienced much of this method, and the basket-ball mentor wants to adapt his team's style of play as quickly as possible.
Frosh Team Beaten
The freshmen playing long the Aguils were also wearing the ten minute of scrutiny Coach Alein had奔袭 and Bishop at forwards, W. Johnston at center, W. McLean who has injured his hand alightly, was not used in the lineup to guard against further injury.
Bishop scored high with four baskets and a free throw, and Johnson ranked second with one field goal and four shots. Ramsey scored the other we points with a long basket.
The freshman quintet was composed of the five outstanding players on the roster, including Derrick, Dribble, center, and O'Neal and Prichard, guard们。They were unable to play against them in the ever, ever, and throughout the contest were able to shoot at the basket only six times.
Intramurals
Phi Gam maintained its lead in the intramural swimming meet yesterday by capturing first place in three out of the four events. Sutton of Phi Gam held the third dash, and was a member of the winning 200-yard relay team. Mealey of Delta Chi won the fourth event according to the completion record. According to the complete tabulation of standings thus far, Phi Pai is in second position with 40 points, Delta Chi is third with 22 while Beta is a close fourth with 30. Phi Gam loads
50-yard back step; individual winner, Sutton, Phi Gam, Time 34; team seas. 19; each time 27. Second half, 24 and Brown 37 (6); second, Delta Chi, average 46.5 (Moesley 38 and Emby 38) and Sutherland 47; fourth, Theta Tau, average 48.3 (Coffman 48.2 and Sutherland 48.)
The winners in the four events are as follows:
100-yard lack stroke: individual winner, Sutton, Sutton; Gam, time 1 min, 28 seconds; team winner, Phi Gam, average 5.7 seconds; second, Phi Pai, average 1.12 seconds; Phi Pai, average 1.13 (Ripley 1.17 and Chandler 1.12); third, Kappa Sig. average 1.73 (Kyle 1.74 and Wittemann 1.27); fourth, Delta C垒 (Balenger 1.13) and Withers 1.19).
200-yard relay: won by Phi Gan (Brown, Hodgson, Straight, and Sutton) 2:10.6, second; Beta; third. Phi Paiud fourth, Dei Chi.
100-yard back backhand, individual winner, Murkey, Delta Chi, time 1 min., and 247 sec. team winner, Phi Gam, average 1.38 (1.40), second average 1.43 (1.40), record Delta Chi, average 1.48 (1.48) (Mouley 1.247 and Ballinger 2.9); third, Beta, average 2.48 (Nickels 1.538 and Feart 2.23) and fourth, Theta Tau, average 2.152 (Hoffman 2.254 and Hopkins
The complete standings to date are as follows. Phai Gam 54, Phai Pu 60, Delta Kappa Sig 18, Sig Eip 10, D. U. 9, Pu I. 2, and Lawrence Independence 1. The five tennis matches to be played off by Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. the fifth round must be played
Wandering Unemployed Have Vacant Home Hotel
Seattle — (UUP) — Their "home fo wandering unemployed" is far from an elegant roadside inc., but Highway Patrolman Earl Ramage and the proprietors of a furniture store feel that they are doing their bit. Ramage, during his trips, along the highway north of here, directs forlorn job-seekers to the "hotel," a vacant house near Seattle. Store There the provided with axes to cut wood for their fires.
Last night Corbin hall triumphed over Delta Zeta in basketball with a score totaling 40 against 2. Pile, Harris, Ridings, Moore, and Bowman were high point players for Corbin hall.
This victory made the hall the second place in 4 which included Alpha Omenior Pi, Delta Zeta, Sigma Kappa, and Bowman.
Corbin Wins Basketball Game from Delta Zeta
Semi-Finals Will Be Played Of Thursday Night to Decide Winners for Finals
The winners of these two games will play for the championship at 8 p. m. next Tuesday.
Semi-finals will be played on Thursday, Jan. 15. At 8 p.m. the winner of group I, Gamma Phi Beta, will play the winner of group II, Alpha Gamma Delta At 9 p.m. the winner of group III, the winner of group IV, the winner of group IV, Corbian hall.
The P. D. Q.'s defeated Watkins hall last night, score 77 to 24. Allen, Lilburn, and Hayward scored high for Watkins hall. Margaret Lawson and
Willhelm caged all but 3 of 33 points for Kappa Kappa Gamma in a game against Alpha Chi Omega. Sturgen and Tubba made the majority of the 24 points for Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Delta Pi foroleted to Chi
Omega.
Alpha Kappa Pai and Lawrence Independents were the winners of yesterdays intramural basketball games. Alpha Kappa Pai defeating Chi Delta in a 11-4 victory, and Lawrence independents barely led out a 27 to 24 victory over the Rinkey Dinks.
The unemployment situation on th
the various campuses would be improved
The non-athletic students who rea-
ly want to take those vacated by
the athletes.
Sport Shots
--keep other conferences from overbringing us. A price schedule could be provided to the team, football, etc., depending on the popularity and difficulty of the sport.
Let's come out in the open and pay our athletes a standard salary. A maximum amount could be fixed for the conference—a maximum large enough to
A rule would have to be passed to harry unions of athletes else strikes would occur and disrupt the season for the year,
Such action would leave the athletes free from work and the energy which otherwise would be used in selling insurance would be put to a more effective use catching passes or putting shot—this bigger and better athletes.
Putting such a plan into effect would product an athlete who trains for one
But then the board would probably rule a forbidding sewering rich water as a student's homework to water again when the first son of an oil migrate came to Kansas from KNEL. K. H.
Dribbles
Kansas met in the eau duortier Monday night to fight Oklahoma and the R.O.C.T. there was in force to battle Kansas, which won an athletic contest here on the HIL be like if we didn't have those boys in blue jerseys. We had several hundred Jayhawkers rise in their places on the narrow roosts and this was a great battle, that first 10 minutes.
Nevertheless the Jay James were there to add their touch of color to the occasion. They wore their usual clothes of "cleaner's delight, pure white," and at the half gave a cut exhibition of their clothing. The girls had been practicing with building blocks for the last week so that every thing would run smoothly.
Someone said that the Ku Ku aggravation was there, too. Guess it was too rald for the boys to wear their little clothes and stay warm, such things just aren't worn on dates.
Ox Burkle had an assistant that right. Where have you been keeping him, Ox? He certainly had a big deep Tennessee voice, and was very obliqued in announcing from his seat in the back. He could be a champion in his art, judging from the support he received in leading the gallery gang.
However the big voiced witt in the balcony had his equal on the stage in the form of a champion-guesser-the team he played is imbibed by the concentrated booing of several Ku Kan. He stuck to his gums though and finished the evening in
And talking about form, Bob Allen, who captured the Cyclones in their game during the half certainly has the making of a second "T." C. Bob had been the key to getting a fine point as he demonstrated once by three complete revolutions. His team won 4 to 1 while the crowd begged carnelyly of the Wild Cats to "Go West." Bob being is substi­dized by the head of the University athletic department.
And along the same line of mental reaction it was a wien fan who drew attention to the girl when he cried out "investigation" as if she were a conifer in the middle of the court.
Basketball Scores
who does not train would not be aba
to put out the goods and would find his
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Bethel 59, McPherson 188.
Pittsburgh Teachers 34, Washburn 28,
Rockhurst 37, St. Bennett 283.
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