UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930
Jayhawkers Have Stronger Offense Than Last Season
Defense Weaker Because Coach Allen Loses Bausch
JOHNSON AT CENTER
In preparing his quintet to meet Washburn in the opening basketball game of the 2015-16 season, Almeida said that the team this year is improved offensively over that of last year, but that the Jayhawker at number 20-21 season is weaker on the defense.
Couch Allen is of the opinion that the added offense to the team does not come up to the defense loss. When the basketball mentor lost Jim Bauch, center, through ineligibility, he replaced him with W. Johnson, al-American from Alabama. He has better offensive player than Bauch, but his defensive play is considerable weaker.
Johnson is tall and rangy. he will control the center tip against most Big Six schools, is a clever player in the basketball basket. In early season practice games, however his defensive play showed marked weakness on the backs of that Bauch possesses, and this being his first year in college competition he has had no experience against Big Six
2. C. Bishop, all-Blg Six forward had year, is playing his same brand of basketball. Bishop is a natural hitter and a clever half handler. He has the most deadly basket eye of any man on the squat. Last year he lead the Rams in
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Ted O'Leary, the other forward, has shown marked improvement over his court play of last year. Although he is not a strong defensive player, O'Leary has the knack of drawing guards out of position and aiming for shots. Not man on the squad can compare with him in this court art. He is the most serious player on the squad. Well drilled in the fundamentals of the game, he impress players by his ability to be among the best of the Big Six at the conclusion of the season.
The Jayhawkers will take the court tomorrow night with two veteran guards, "Fronty" Cox and Lee Fee. They are two of the best defensive players in the Big Six. He is tall and fast, a good dribbler, a head player, and is quick to break up the offensive ball, as he has an excellent eve for long basket shooting.
Reserves Are Plentiful
Page, a second team all-Big Six man last year, is a cool and tricky player. He handles himself well on the court. In all, Kama this year is somewhat forward, a position, a little winger at center, and relates the same at guard.
HOPPEN, who Coach Allen has used in practice games are rost, Skinner, Kraemer, Coen, Phillips, Ramsey, Kent, Rismen, Risee, Flick, Hale, Johnson, brother to the center; Baker, Brazil, Kite, and Miller. Of the players mentioned, Rest, Kraemer, and Rami were said to see much Big Six action this year.
The variety quintet has won all of its pre-season scrimmage games against the reserves and offers a defensive form so far. In their first full-time game against the reserves Saturday, Coach Allen's response on the other hand, have played more or less aligually against the variety. The defense offers offensive and defensive court tactics.
Ken Johnson, Hale, and possibly Brazil may fit in guard positions during play. Hale also plays on defense against the team. He was a member of last year's squad but did not play in enough games to win a letter. In case of necessity, Ramsey can also play.
Jay Janes to Sell Calendars
Tomorrow the Jay Janes will have the R. O. T. C. calendar of "The Big Six Champions" for sale in the main building, and the Training building, and Fraser hall. The proceeds of this sale will be used to buy a drill and parade ground for the Jay Janes.
Coach 'Phog' Allen and Last Year's Lettermen
Five veterans, all lettermen from last year's basketball squad, who will probably be in the line-up tomorrow night, be no good for cagers of the other Big Six schools. O'Leary and Bishop at forwards make a fast pair of point getters, and are sure of regular berths this year. Cox and Pape working as guards are a hard pair to get through. Ramsey, though not a regular last year, showed up well while he was in the game.
Other promising men who are are Donald Chapin, Edward Glidee, James Gould, and Russel pounds; Jack Winkle and Ned Rusel, 135 pounds; Ed Hatton, 145 pounds; Herman Mai, 155 pounds; Jay Shroyer, 160 pounds; Sloane pounds; and Milton Soren, heavyweight.
Leon Bauman Preparing Wrestlers for Season
Coach Baughman is planning an all college tournament to be held about jam dancers in New York City, and compete in the contests. Later a fresh tournay will be held to select the winner.
The K U. wrestling schedule is as follows: Jan. 21, Oklahoma at Norman; Feb. 2, Nebraska at Lawrence; Feb. 7, Oklahoma Agencies at Stilker场; February 8, Kansas Aggies at Missouri at Columbia; March 2, Kansas Aggies at Manhattan.
Coach Has Three Lettermen Around Which to Build
Team
Coach Leon Bauman is sending his University of Kansas wrestling team through daily drills in preparation for the coming season, with three letter men around to build a team. The team is with Oklahoma at Norman Jan. 21.
Letterman available for competition are Winstan Anderson, 125 pounder who won his letter two years ago; Carl Cummings, 165 pounds; and Jack Spice, 143 pounds. About fifty candidates in realism are reported for practice.
Fur Coat Renorted Stolen
a muskrat fur coat belonging to Lillian Forguson, 1411 Kentucky, was reported stolen Friday evening when she left it in Robinson gymnasium.
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This writer happened behind the gymnasium recently and was sure that there were wild animals loose in the outdoor handball courts below.
Upon investigation it proved to be a collection of many of this year's football ball, batting the ball around, amid whoops and yells.
Mike Getto and Leon Baum, varsity coaches, form a handball combination that give their former pupils plenty of competition.
Carnie Smith and "Swede" Hanson are seen frequently taking workouts at the gym.
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rreshman Football Players to Receive Awards From Athletic Board
There is a different spirit in the air among the football players. The boys, under Hargis and Getto, are realiz- ting it takes to make winning football
MUST PASS 12 HOURS
Coach "Steve" Hinsink, freshman football head, has recommended 52 yearling players to the athletic board to receive freshman nummerals or players. The freshman team plays the freshman team during the past season played two games, winning from the Missouri first year men 41-6, and losing to the Kansas Aggie fresh队
The following is the list of players who have been recommended to the athletic board for numerical awards-produced that pass 12 hours of work this semester.
Ernest Casin, Arthur Baker, Charles McCormick, Dick O'Neil, Jewell Campanella, Nicholas Hareley, Volkmann, Marc Tuntrel, Frank Green, Roy Conkey, Zovimir Koutermik, Rollin Fountain, Woodrow Foster, Robert Mackie, Robertian, Robert Mandig, Frank Watkins, Theorem Sorensen, Robert Gibble, George Freese and Richard Weaver.
Ross Marshall, Harold Kogeren, Rutherford Hayes, Phil Borrello, Ed Laub, Warren Plaskett, Merl Diven, Raymond Cmdue Clyde Hill, Lewis Bernard, Donald Evans, Harry Griffin, Bert Hammers, James Hammer, Walter Eldorde Theodore Maichel, Alan Phares, Marlin Vavra, Raymond Urie, Cloe Williams, Robert Wallace, Lionel Linton Anderson, Roger Rose and Pat Holdings.
COACH AT HARVARD SEEKS LONGER PRACTICE SEASON
Cambridge, Mass. — (UP)—Coach Arion Hornewell of the Harvard football team believes his eleven was hand-draped by the president's agreement in the national basketball practice at Harvard, Yale, and Cinnamton cannot begin before Sept. 15.
Several early season injuries that have hampered Harvard teams in recent years may be attributed to lack of training and the ability to make major games, in Horner's opinion.
He believes the Crismon should begin practice a week earlier, or should play three instead of two games before meeting strong opposition.
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