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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1931
Varsity Men Win in Practice Game With 27-23 Score
Frosh Team Able to Hole Varsity in Number of Field Goals
COX IS NOT BACK YET
With a starting lineup of three regulars, the freshman was one win in a full time practice game from the freshman quitter yesterday by r 72-75 serve. An additional ten minutes to victory was added.
OLeary and Ramson were back at forwards for the varisity, W. Johnson was at center, and Ramsey and Page played the guard positions. Ramsey was on left, and Ramsey and twisted his ankle Wednesday and was left on the side line for a time by Coach Allen. When he went into the lineup, he was only kept there a short time against further injury that might happen him from the Sooner game Monday.
The fresh队 team made up of Daugherty, center, and O'Neal and Prichard, guards held the varancy on even terms in the number of field goals through the net. Coach Allen's through the meshes. Coach Allen's five took the advantage in foul shoot.
Freshmen Get Advantage
The varaty scored first with a field goal by Ramsom. The freshman came up with the most scoring, Clark and Frichard gave them an early advantage of 6-2. The varsity cristalized after that and took the lead on free throws by Kendrick and Hines. They threw by Johnson and Page. Keeping in front of the freshman team from Washington juggernauts were ahead at half time 19-13.
With the start of the second period, Coach Allen made a few changes in his lineup. Russell was guard, Ransom was moved up to forward, and Ransom took Johnson's place at center. In the freshman lineup Haircuts were moved forward, and forwards. This period saw the varsity outscored 10-8. Coach Allen making substitutions during the last 15 minutes.
Page was high scorer for the varsity with three baskets and a pair of free throws. Ransom scored second high of all scorers, but his team mean throwers. Richard was easily the outstanding freshman player both on defense and offense, scoring four baskets besides be instrumental in many of the varsity's defensive threats.
Hale Decidedly Out
Cox has not returned to practice yet, and while Hale was suited up again after the season, he has still not practiced game. With Cox not likely to play in Monday's Big Six open器 and Hale decidedly out, Kansai may take his first regular-season positions of the regulars. Bishop's twisted knee has also added to Coach Choi's record, the first conference game of the season.
Ranson, who has played a regular forward beard since the injured players have been out, has gradually worked up to his first play. He cause opposing guards much difficulty. His basket is improving with each practice session, and in the last two days he has missed only 21 of the free throws he made in a decided advantage in offensive play.
The return of Page to the Jayhawk fold has helped to strengthen the team for the game Monday. Page is not only a talented player, but a gritty gentleman when shotting at the basket. He is decisive and quick to take chances, and his momentary are caught off guard.
With every practice session, W. Johnson is developing more and more into the game. Six recognition at the end of the season. Under the tutelage of Coach Allen his skills have been perfected.
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Sport Shots
"Charlie" Cornett, K-Agile mentor,
and former Coach of the Lowest
Knute Rocke's coach in giving
away victories. Allen handed the Man-
hattan school the Big KS championship
and won it.
--interesting discussion will be held at
6:45. Everyone is welcome.
Roger Katzovich, president
Not to be outdone, Corasut, gave the early honor back to Doctor Allen and his Jayhawkers. But the K-Aggie coach would have the greatest conference race we have had in the seven years I have been coaching K. S. A. C. There aren't a team in the conference we can play and not one that we can't give a battle.
Jack Charvart says in the Topena Capital, "If some of the Big Six basketball coaches don't hurry around to deal with the challenges their brothers on the Kansas team are ineligible, K. U. will probably win them." The coach, who thinks th coaches are doing their best."
The intramural basketball league stands showing the Sigma Nus leading division 1, with 4 wins and no losses. The team shows an intriguing showing with 3 wins and no losses.
Eleven Intramural Teams Have Perfect Standings
K. H.
Several Will Be Eliminated in Games Scheduled Next Week
Division II has developed into a three way tie between A.T.O. Triangle and Sigma Chi. Triangle holds a light lead over the other two having won 4 games against the other two teams, and also two show 3 wins and no defeats.
Division III shows Delta Sigma Pi leading with 4 wins and no defeats. Chi Delta Sigma also has a perfect record but has only played two games against Sigma Chi. Rinkey has an on top with 3 wins, with the Louisiana Independents following with 2 wins. Division V, made up of the B teams, is led by Phi Delt and Sigma Phi Epsilon teams. Each has won 3 games and lost
Division I
Division II
The standings
Won Lost Pet. Pct.
Sigma Nu 3 1
Tau Delta Psi 3 1
Beta Theta Tpi 3 1
Aecacia 3 1
Alpha Mu 2 2
Delta Tau Delta 2 2
Kappa Sigma 1 2
Alpha Kappa Lambda 1 3
Rho 2 50
Pi Enission 0 4 30
Won Last Pct.
Eisangle 0 1 048
Alpha Tau Omega 0 1 036
Sigma Ha 3 0 1000
Phi Delta Theta 3 1 175
Delta Epsilon 3 1 697
Gamma Delta Ha 1 3 250
Phi Kappa 3 1 250
Pi Kappa Alpha 1 3 250
 sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 3 200
sigma Alpha Omega 0 1 048
Won Lost
Delta Sigma Pf 4 1 0 100
Chi Delta Sigma Pf 4 0 100
Alpha Kappa Pf 3 1 750
Alpha Chi Sigma Pf 3 1 750
Alpha Chi Tau 3 1 750
Phi Chi 1 2 333
Phi Mu Alpha 0 3 000
Phi Bet Pi 0 3 000
Communion 0 3 000
Pi Upsilon 0 1 00
Won Lost Fe
Hincky Dinks 3 0 16
Louisiana Independents 2 1 16
Haugh 2 1 66
Hams 2 1 66
Redwing 1 1 50
Dubs 1 1 50
Dunkin 1 2 33
L.S.A. Boosters 0 3 00
Kentucky Colonels 0 3 00
Division III
Division IV
Division V
Won Lost Pc.
Sigma Phi Epsilon B 3 0 1000
Delta Theta B 3 0 1000
Alpha Chi B 3 1 750
Gamma Chi B 3 1 750
Delta Chi B 2 1 667
Pi Kappa Alpha B 2 1 500
Delta Sigma Pi B 1 2 333
Delta Chi B 1 2 333
Delta Sigma Lambda B 0 2 000
Delta Sigma Lambda B 0 2 000
Kappa Sigma B 0 4 000
Only one intranural basketball game yesterday. Sigma Alpha Mulia defeated Alma Delta one sided affair 30 to 16. The Phi Delta won by a forfeit from Sigma Alpha Mulia.
--interesting discussion will be held at
6:45. Everyone is welcome.
Roger Katzovich, president
According to E. R. Elkholt, intramural manager at the university, must be on intramural office by 6 p.m. night. The intramural swimming meet held Jan. 12 and, in the University
Announcements
Group V of the Co-ed club of
Jane Cornelius is chairman, will meet
at 3 o'clock afternoon at the
rink of Ripley at night.
Elizabeth West. president.
Elizabeth West. president.
Baptist student Sunday school class
of 43. S4 Sunday morning at the
first Baptist Church in W. Thomas will talk on the subject, "In America a Christian Nation?" All students.
The Christian Science society will meet in the L.O.O.F. hall at Eighth and Vermont, Sunday morning at 11. The Christian Science Society convenes a 9:45-Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at 8. Everyone is invited.
Pai Chi, national psychological fraternity, will hold its meeting Monday at 4:30. The members will give a one-act played called "Chinese Martial Arts." Robert Bridgen.
Quall club will have the club picture taken for the Jayhawker at Squires studio, Sunday morning at 10:30. Kathryn Haves
Robert A. Wilson, president
Baptist young people will meet for the social hour Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at the First Baptist Church Robert Brown will be in charge. An
Basketball Scores Are High
Sigma Kappas, L.W.W.'s, Ganama Phis,
and Alpha Gams Are Winners
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Sigma Kappa defeated Alpha Omicron Pi last night in women's intramural volleyball, and they dently against the A. O. Pi. During the last four minutes of the game, Vokel, Vorum, and Hoerga had a nummer of baskets but failed to cage the ball.
The Liberty Memorial high school building was broken into last night. The vaults were opened, but less than half of the contents were found. The identity of the robbers has been found.
Alpha Gamma Delta defeated Alpha
Gamma Delta in the new yearan
season in the evening and
engaging 19 points for Alpha Gamma
Delta Rho scored 16 points for
Alpha Gamma Delta.
Gamma Phi was victorious over Pi Beta Phi, 24 to 14. Birt was high score for Gamma Phi. The scoring for Pi Beta Phi divided between Schmidt and Johann.
The I.W.W.'s scored 42 against the independent's 22. Ellie was high score for I.W.W. E. Moxley scored high for the Independents.
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Following is the schedule for Jan. 13:
8 p.m., court I, Alpha Delta Pr.
10 p.m., court II, Corbion hall.
9 p.m., court I, Alpha Chi
10 p.m., court II, Court
I, Watkins hall vs. P.D.Q.
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The third round of deck tennis must be played off by 12.30 p.m. Jan. 18.
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Austin Automobile Will Be Given to the "Queen" of Dickinson Prosperity Season!!
Rules and Regulations
1. Contest open to all girls between the age of 12 and 25 years. (No person eligible to enter contest who is connected with the Dickinson Quality Theater.)
2. Each contestant must be properly nominated by having name, age, phone number, and on nomination blank. These blanks shall be left at the center or Varsity Table.
3. Nomination blanks published in the Kansan are good for 1000 votes. Only one blank to each contestant.
4. Nomination opened January 5th—closes January 15th.
5. Each adult ticket purchased at the box office of the Dickinson or Varsity Theatres will receive a ballot good for 100 votes.
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