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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY. JANUARY 11. 1831
Five Anticipated Cagers Practice to Raise Morale
Injuries and Scholastic Dif ficulties Subside in Nick of Time
SOONERS MUST FIGHT
For the first time since Dec. 20, the five members of the Jayhawk basketball squad, who have been expected to carry Kansas high in the Big Sis race this year, played together in scrimmage. Friday and Saturday practice games were O'Leary and Bishop at four locations, center, and Cox and Page at guardes.
Injuries and schematic difficulties have kept these players from being on the field during the opening Big Six game of the season with Oklahoma, which is to be played here tomorrow. The return of the Redskins to the playfield added new spirit to the team, and the Sooners must prepare themselves to play against a quitter that is high in
Hale Still Out
Bishop and Cox, the two all-Big St. First team selections of last year, are both playing under a handicap, how much longer did he play that was twisted earlier in the week Cox, who injured his knee in the last game against Colorado, still has it; in bandages, and finds it somewhat troublesome, and courts it in his usual outstanding manner.
Dick Hale, who also received an injury in a Colorado game, reported for the team his scrimmage. It will be impossible for him to play in Monday night's contest with the Bears and could be ready for the Aggie game next Saturday. He is still unable to use the elbow.
with a rest today and tomorrow before game time, Bishop and Cox may be in a much improved position tomorrow night at 7:30. Although Chappell's allies fail to exhibit their usual brand of leadership, they show that all regulars are in the lineup gives encouragement that the Jayhawkers will win against the Sonoma tomorrows.
In a 20-minute semicampaign against the frsh Friday, the varsity scored an 18 to 8 victory. Bishop was back to his usual form in hitting the basket from back-court, scoring five field goals to take high point hours. He shot 6 of 7 from foul shots, and Cox and Page with a basket each, were instrumental in the other scores made.
Bishop Back in Form
Harrington, Wallenstrom and Prichard were the outstanding players on the freshman team, Prichard especially. This diminutive guard who came here after a few years had the best freshman player in games against the varsity. He is a dever driller and has an excellent basket eye. In a recent game, he shot at the basket from behind his head with one hand and made good four of them. O'Neil is also showing up well for the yearlings.
Yearlings Do Well
OLEary played in excellent form, scoring five field goals besides showing good floor tactics. Bishop dropped in on the attack and scored five scores, but his unusual tactic taut him on per with OLEary in the honors game, and his performance performed well at their guard positions.
Yesterday in a game in which Cousen Allen used all freshman and varsity players, the regular was 21-27 in a 50-minute semifinal. In the first 10 minutes of the game against the yearlings, the varsity led to 18 to 8. After that time numerous substitutions were made, and the freshman team took advantage of this to run up a score that showed only a four point difference from the varity at the end of the contest.
Legislators See Design Exhibit
Legislators see Design Anatomy as the department of design was shown in Spencer-Thayer museum Friday for the visiting Kansas legislator. It consisted of a show case containing greeting cards, batik, and beaded rugs, and two prints of printed silks, photographs of rugs and wall decoration, and two mounts of linoelum patterns.
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STUDENTS MUST GET TICKETS FOR BASKETBALL TOMORROW
Students must get their reserved basketball tickets from the athletic office before 5 tomorrow afternoon, access announcement from the office yesterday.
Tickets not reserved may be received if taken to the office early Monday, though probably none will be handled at the door when the game begins. Tickets and electronic books must be displayed with the tickets at the door of the Auditorium.
Jayhawk Tank Squad Wins Initiatory Meet
Team
Final Score, 57 to 27. Indicates Potential Power of
The University of Kansas swimming
team opens its second soundly
trained pool, the Washburn college
pool by a 37 to 27 score. The meet was
held in the Whiting field house pool in
Milwaukee.
Kansas swimmers held a decided edge throughout the meet. Their superiority may be shown by the fact that out of
the eight events held, Kansas took six first, five second, and three thirds. The team lost to Arizona by stroke star was the only member of the Washburn team to score a first.
The Aoki, diminutive Jayhawk swim, was the outstanding star of the meet. Aoki took first in the 223 and 440 yard events and was a member of the winning relay team to amuse a high point total of 12 points. Bowland and Walker scored 78.
Several Washburn tank records were shattered in the meet. Aki broke the 220 yard free style record, lowering it from 2.488 to 2.485. In the 100 yard dutch Burchman, kunyu Kauwen nueran, broke the tank record. Jaeho Kang, Tdalman of Washburn lowered the 200 yard breast stroke record of 3.145 to 3.156 and the 150 yard
The results of the meet are as follows. 220 yard back stroke; Tallman, Washburn; Stephenson and Henson, Washburn; 109 yard backstroke; Bowdish, Kanaas, first; Kruez, second; Woman, Washburn, third; time 34.8, 440 yard dash; Washburn, third; time 34.8, 440 yard dash; Bowdish, Kanaas, second; Bowdish, Kanaas, third; time 614.3, 150 yard backstroke; Tallman, Washburn; first; Dill Kanaas, second; Bowdish, Kanaas, third; time 217.8, 100 yard dash; Burcham, Kanaas, first; Kruez, Kansas, second; Woman, Washburn, third; time 11.1, Kara Kanaas, third; time 229 yard dash; Arthur, Washburn, second; Stephenson, Kanaas, third; time 229 yard dash; Aoki, Arthur, Washburn, third; Kara Kanaas, Adams, Washburn, third; time 2.48.5, 200 yard relay; Kansas first; Washburn second; time 2.28.7 Kanaas swimmers; time 2.28.7 Adams; Melyre relay; Kansas first; Washburn, second; time 2.53.1 Kanaas swimmers; back stroke; Hensen, breast back stroke; A return meet will be held with Washburn Thursday, Jan. 15, at 8 o'clock in the Robinson pool. An admissibility order to defy the regulations of the team.
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--an division II, A.T.O. depped Triangle out of first place by handing the ball to the other team by the close defensive play of both teams. The wins placed A.T.O. in a tie for first place with Sigma Chi who defended the ball and has won four games, with Triangle in runner-up position with four wins and two losses. Other other divisions remained the same.
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The intramural swimming meet will get under way tomorrow at 4:30 in the University pool. The drawings will be made and events will be run off as schedule. The meet will last two days to accommodate intramural manager, E. R. Elbelt.
The Alpha Kappa Lamblea, Sigma Alpha Mu game played last week resulted in a 30 to 16 win for Alpha Mu and the 25 to 16 win for the reverse as previously reported.
Intramural basketball was in full swing over the week end with 14 goals and two assists from feating Kaeperli Sig goes into a tie for first place in division I with Wigma Rao.
The other games and scores are Hanna 36, L.S.A. Boosters 13; Alpha Kappa 38, L.S.A. Boosters 13; Alpha Kappa 7, U.L. Sa. Independents 38, Dumkin Academy 25, Dumkin Academy 25, Delta Tau 8, A.T.O. 11, Triangle 10, Pi U 8, Phi Beta Pt 7; Pi KA. B 14, Phi Beta Pt 7; Pi KA. B 14, S.L. Bda 20, Red Wing 15, Phi Kappa Pa 23, Kappa Sig 15, Kappa Sig 15, Bialta Sig 11; Chi Mai Sig 27, U.L. Dawei 14, Delta Tau 30, Aramea 18, Alpha Kappa forfeit from Iris M. Alpha.
Several former K.U. track men are working out in preparation for the Kansas City Athletic club track team that will host its annual meet, day Feb. 14. Eddie Fortune, two years ago Big S six outdoor mile champion, will be in training for the open run mile.
Byron Sarvis, cross country letterman, is also in preparation for the distance runs. Both these men are scheduled to appear under the colors of the Kansas City Athletic club. George Wongwaw, a fast man from George Washington, did well for the 440-eardron attempt in the game, near me.
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Members of Doctor Naisimh's class in principles of gymnastics visited Kansas City, Friday, for the purpose of impinging various classes of physi-
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In Kansas City, Kan., Leslie Davis, fa21, superintendent of physical education, then plotted them around to visit the Kansas Kappa Alpha fraternity. Among the Kansas schools visited were Wynnette hatte, high, Chishna and Wesley, high, high, high, Rapidale high and Argentine high.
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In the afternoon the class visited Ino bih, and Emeron and Benton in the museum. The class Fisher, former Kansas quarter军, now at Pawetown, escorted the class
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