UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1936
KANSAS QUINTET
TAKES ICHABODS
BY 27-19 SCORE
Bill Johnson, Sophomore, Is
High Point Man in Victory-
Makes 11 Points in
14 Minutes
FORWARDS OFF FORM
Page 15 Is Second in Baskets Tallied, While Captain Windschiefe Stars for Coach Gardner's Washburn Squad
- raying a slow offensive game and an interchangeable man to man and zone defense, is a key element in basketball game of the season last night from Washburn College in Toledo.
Led in the first half by the brilliant playing of Bill Johnson, former Oklahoma City all-American high school star, Karen Williams. Johnson played but 14 minutes during which time he dropped five baskets through the loop and made one free throw. Washburn failed to score a basket, but Wilson made from the foul line, the players making good five of their six free throw chances. In this period the Kansas forwards, Bishop and Bobby Wood, between them, a foul shot by the latter.
Washburn Comes Back Strong
With the second half two minute old, Johnny Gillis had a game's a toss in by Windscheffle. Icbaw captain, from near mid-court, After that time it it became apparent that Gillis would not collaborate their 42-22 victory of last year.
for 10 minutes after that time, Boyd, Windschaffte and Young flashed strong offensive plays against the Kansas quintet, running up the score at one time to oversee its outscored 14-12, and for a time its highly-vaunted defenses faltered.
Bishop and O'Leary both seemed to be off form. Bishop played well on the defense and did some clever floor work with his teammates, but he was not clicking. He scored only one basket and a free shot throughout the contest. O'Leary dropped in the same number of points, but both his offensive plays were below his usual performance play were below his usual
Page is Second High Scorer
With the exception of 10 minutes in the second period, Cox and Page performed well at guard. Page especially Several times we were guarded by Cox. He forwarded well, and the goal, and on each occasion he cool playing and quick thinking stopper the opponents from scoring. He contributed two baskets and a free throw it.
Captain Windcheffele was the out-standing player on the Washburn quintet. His defensive play was unequalled, and he won the second man for the Ichabods with two basketst and a free throw. Young, a guard, also played well for the hoops roaring two backboards.
Coaches Use Many Substitutes Both coaches. Allen and Gardner were substituted, Coach Allen, besides his regular quintet, substituted into the lineup Hamsey, at center. Hale, guard and center. Hamsey, forward. Hale was the only Kansas substitute who scored, making a set-up basket toward the end of the game.
This being the opening game of the season for both schools, play was rugged throughout most of the contact. Offensive plays were not stunned but teammates leaked in the intuitions. Several court errors that were made during the fray could be traced to the fact that the players were experiencing their initial game of
Coach Gardner used 11 players in an attempt to stop Kansas. Four Iehabuck centers were sent into the fray, Silver, Edwinson, Bridson and Hambleton Burger and Rice, forwards, also saw substitute service. The winners and Burger both dropped from the free the free throw line.
Kansas, 27 — B. F. I
Bishop, f 1 1
O'Leary, f 1 1
Skinner, f 0 0
Stainer, f-ε 0 0
W Johnson, c 5 1
Ramsay, c 0 0
Hale, g-e 0 0
Cox, g 1 1
Page, g 2
Washburn, 19— B. F. I.
Boyd, f 1 2
Windscheffle, f 2 1
Burger, g 0 1
Rice, f 0 0
Silver, c 1 0
Edwinson, c 0 2
Bridison, c 0 0
Hambleton, c 0 0
Young, g 2 0
Dial, g 0 1
Peterson, g 0 0
Officials: Ream, Washburn; and Quigley, St. Mary's.
Train Wreck Kills 10 In Spain
Madrid, Dec. 17 (UPI)—The Antarctic express emulsified into a standing freight train at Chuands, 12 miles from Antarctica, where three reported killed, and 18 injured, of them seriously.
Cox and Page Main Cogs in Washburn Game
LEE PAGE
Hamilton Gives Indoor Track Men Light Work
First Meet of Season to Be Held in Kansas City
Feb. 14
For the past two weeks candidates for the University of Kansas indoor track team have been going through light training and a direction of "Soach Brutus Hamilton."
The workouts up to this time have been of a preliminary character but immediately after the Christmas vacation team will be there. The team will have little more than a month in which to prepare for the first meet of the season which will be the annual Kansas City Athletic club invitations and be held in Convention hall on Feb. 14.
Prospects for an evenly balanced team look fair as there are a number of lettermen returning and a group of coaches, as well as team, according to Coach Hamilton.
The lettermen are who are expected to b. out for the team are: Ralph Stickle, d. cash, Joe McDermott, d. tanzanite; Bill Nichols, hurdles; Lowe31. Trouncon pod vault; Paul Beardside, d. cherry; B. Hale, d. dash; Boy Young, middle distance; Murray Holdes, bread, jump, and Earl
Sophomores from last year's championship freshman team who are expected out are: Bernard Gridley, James box, and Raymond Flick; burden: John lordack. Herb Handall, Bruce McKinney, and distance men: Clyde Coifan, pole aux.; Ed Hall dashes and Augustus friekle, discuss and shot put.
PITTSBURG SQUAD TO PLAY THREE SUCCESSIVE GAME
Pittsburgh, Kan. Dec. 17 - A difficult road trip with three games on successive nights left the Pittsburgh State game against the Goailless the Goailless meet Northeast Oklahoma Teachers in Tahlequah tonight and go home for a Thanksgiving weekend Thursday and Friday nights. All the contests are non-conference games and complete Pittsburgh's pre-Christmas
With Durant, Okla. Teachers listed as the first victim of this year's edition of the Gorillas by 47-25 score last week were the two to extend its consecutive winning string of 21 at the expense of Tableauh and Arkansas. Arkansas, which has topped the Southwest conference the past five weeks, is the more difficult of the two teams.
Forrest Cox and Lee Page, vagey guards and last year lettermen, were the main cows in the Kiskut Valley. The barnburr last night at Topeka. Cox played the entire game while Page was relieved by Hale for a few minutes in the second game.
The two guards kept the kebabs from scoring a basket in the first half. Page was second high scorer with two baskets and a free throw.
OKLAHONA AGGIES TO PLAY IN PRACTICE GAME FRIDA
Stillwater, Dec. — Oklahoma Agiebasket basketball players will play their first game of the season Friday night against a team of freshmen.
George Rody, varsity coach, has has men on the hardwood from three to five times weekly for more than a year. He is one of working only since Thanksgiving.
Oklahoma Aggies Win Fame
Stillwater, Okla. — (Special) - Citing a wide path to fame, the fighting Okla.-hamia Agmies moved down teams in five conferences outside their own Missouri Valley in this year's brilliant dash to relationship and joint ownership of another.
Obtain State Collegiate Championship and Joint Title in Missouri Valley
Their 13 to 1 triumph over Tulsa Union
Sports was the biggest Skyllen stadium, gave the Agnes the Oklahoma collegiate championship to frame along with their joint title to a
Boston Celtics.
In all, seven games were won, one ended in a tie and two were lost—by margins of one and six points.
In rolling up their seven victories, the Aggies scored an average of 12.4 points a game to 4 points for their opponents, for a total of 124 to 40.
Five teams scored on the Aguiles, but only Haskell succeeded in scoring more than once. The Aguiles, on the other hand, scored in every game but one. Coach Lynn O. Waldford was formerly line coach at Kansas under Caro Holz-
The 1930 season's record:
Aggles 12, Wichita 0. (Kansas confer-
ence)
Aggies 28. Washington 7. (Missouri Valley).
Aggies 6, Iowa 0. (Big Ten).
Aggies 7, Indiana 7. (Big Ten).
Aggies 0, Oklahoma City University 6.
Aggies 12, Haskell 13. (Unaffiliated).
Aggies 12, Haskell 13. (Unaffiliated),
ference).
Aggies 7, Oklahoma University 0. (Big Sox)
Aaggies 7, Indiana 7, (Big Ten).
Aaggies 0, Oklahoma City University 0,
(Oklahoma Big Four).
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Aggles 13, Creighton 0. (Missouri Valley).
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Only two games were played years- day in the intramural basketball court - Scott Sigma and Sigma Sigma by a score of 30 to 24. The Phi Gamma Delta B team scored 15 points twice.
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Football Coach Resigns at Iowa State College
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Workman's Leaving A Surprise to Authorities Despite Two Losing Seasons
Workman said in his letter of resignation, "It will be with sincere regret that I leave Iowa State. I shall retain my deep interest in the job and hope that my successor will overcome the obstacles I have not been able to surmount."
Ames, Iowa. Dec. 17—(UO)-Neil Workman, head football coach at Iowa State College, today sent his resignation to R. M. Hughes, president of the college, saying he would be effective Sept. 1, 1931. Workman's resignation had not been anticipated by college authorities who had expected him to return next full for his six year as Iowa State mentor. He did so without a single victory on the gridiron.
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It took the Ichabads 22 minutes to find the loop for a two-point score. This encouraged Coach Gardner's quirkiness and the ability to outplay 10 minutes or so Kansas was outplayed.
Bill Johnson may not be a strong defensive player though he proved himself against him when he sank five fives in the first half. Bill played only 14 minutes of
T. C. Bishop's first field goal came in the closing minutes of the game, but wasn't up to his usual form last shot, with a high score in shots with a high degree of regularity.
Captain Winschelle slid across the court on his nose in the first period scratching it bady, but he returned in second half and did outstanding work.
Page played a steady game last night.
Some Washburn fan pulled that gag last night. "Does that star center of yours sell life insurance?" No, he owns it, and the coach took some out on him.
As usual he was high foul man. I committed three.
Coach Allen took 19 men to Topeka for the game.
If Coach Allen wants the Big Six crown this *x*, he his vanguard quiet will have to show improvement over last night's play in future games.
Coach Gardner kept the scorers busy. He used 11 men in all.
Kansas plays its next game Saturday night in Kansas City. The Jayhawkers meet the Missouri Tigers in a non-conference game at Convention Center.
Quigley, National League baseball umpire during the season, toiled at home plate. His eagle eye is quick to catch court misconducts. He hasn't caught "you
A Jawhaker enthusiast went to see the K. U-Washburn game last night. After leaving the Washburn field house, he discovered that no trains or buses would leave for Lawrence until morning. Overnight, the rooter caught a freighter and rode back to Lawrence. He was still alive when he arrived here.
Yesterday the Daily Kansan said that the Jayhawks should win the Wash-burn game by 10 points. The final score showed an eight point difference.
Man Dodges Police Tag
Man Doug Poehler (NY, DUP.)—In the 29 years that Jim Ryan, laundry wagon driver, has been working here he has never had a police tag. His reason—he drives a horse and wagon, one of the few employed here for such work. Police ordinances do not cover double parking when applied to the horse-
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