SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1930 PAGE FOUR Varsity Defeats Frosh But Fails to Please Allen Big Scores Do Not Show Strong Team, Says Basketball Mentor The varsity basketball team won two seriogram games over the week-end. Friday the regulars won over the freshman five in a 29 minute session with the sophomore seven. The second varsity quintet 45-10 in a 40 minute seriogram. PRITCHARD NEW STAR Lee Page and Bill Johnson, guard and center respectively, were the high point men for Coach Allen's first five. Page dropped six baskets through three shots and Johnson scored five field goals. Other varsity players who scored were O'Leary with two basket and a free throw, Bishop dropped in four basketlets, Ramone hitting six goals. He played for a basket and Conley peaked two through the mesh. The overwhelming victories that the varsity has scored over the second team in early season practice game weekend, especially extra strong Jayhawker team for the 1980-31 basketball season. The members of the second squair are weak on defending and offensive oppositions offensively when scrimmaging against the regulars. That they lack the defensive play and pop during the contests is imputed by the fact that of the Fresh score for Friday, when the freshmen held the first quintet to 16 points and scored eight. The second team appears dead on its own when playing against the five. In Friday's scrimage, the yowlring played exceptionally well against Conco. Allen's regulars, Prichard, a diminutive guard, scored all but one of the Fronk's total points in the game. For the paint, Wallenstrom made a free throw for the other point. In the freshman lineup Coach Aller started Wallstrom and lungherry at the defensive linemen's ringer and Prichard at guards. Clark and Linson were later substituted into the game. Coach Allen said yesterday that he was not satisfied with the manner in which the players responded to the fundraiser. "They were not serious enough in the warming up exercises." This shows up when the team is at scrimmage. Many times yesterday, easy set-up shots were overloaded and the players were over anxious in their shooting. With the opening game of the season with Washburn college only two days away, Coach Allen made the state champion more familiarly and fervently over last year's, but that it was weakened defensively. Bautch, who is lost to the team because of ineligibility for the first time, Although Johnson, who is now playing center in his place, is better offensively than Bautch, his defensive play at athlete Johnson's skill at With spectators on the main floor it is just the same as having them close to a team in football practice. The public is cordially invited to watch the practice session, he said, but they are requested to view them from the balcony. Coach Allen announced yesterday that he would have closed practice from now on to be closed practice, heIBE said. Coach Allen said but that he planned to close the doors on the main basketball floor, and that the spectators could only watch the game. Intramurals --in Preston and Surrey, Fife, or in follow- Laughlin and Bouschier, Kilmuray, Kilmuray, Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., followed Pit, Fife, and Lochhead. PIT, D.Q., follow- Boeing and Herman M. IWL, W.I.W., defended demonstrations. TAR, A.F., followed TAR, TAR, and Verderz, bilan Zet, defa- tioned Boeing and Herman M. IWL, W.I.W., defended demonstrations. DIV, A.F., followed DIV, DIV, and division 3, firearms, mar- Monroe, Alba Gamma Gamma, defa- tioned The first round of women's intramural tennis has been played off. The second round should be played off by May 17, at 9 o'clock according to Mimi Rush Heuer. Must play pro in the semifinals. The result of the last court for atlantic Oregon is that the U.S. Supreme Court, Ogunmere P., defended Italian and Haggai, an Alphan Gamma Italica, called Mihleriana, Alphan Gamma Italica, called Mihleriana, and H毕 The results for division 4 are as follows: Slightth and Strandgumm, Germany (EIQ. EMI); Bednack and Machery, Independent; definite Armstrong and Armstrong, Kansas Gumm, Germany and Armstrong, Kansas Gumm, Germany The drawings for division I are on the screen. All players will play Blake and McCormick, Brian Hals, will play Bradley and McCormick, Mike Bolt will play McCormick and Baker, J.W.W. Interviewing players Zella, Jesu, will play Newman and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. The drawings for division II are on the screen. All players will play Blake and McCormick, Brian Hals, will play Bradley and McCormick, Mike Bolt will play McCormick and Baker, J.W.W. Interviewing players Zella, Jesu, will play Newman and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. A Michael Brandon will play Michael and Levi. The drawing for division 2 is as follows. Alaqua Gamma Demis Campbell and Hamilton Aliae Gamma Demis Campbell and Hamilton Aliae Gamma Demis Campbell and Hamilton Aliae Gamma Demis Campbell and Washington Alpha N.D. Tatai Play Dates and Cartier, Independent Hose Fella, Fella, P.D.O., P.D.O. and Fabrine The drawings for division 2 are: black, Whee- dles and Douglas, Independents, will play M12 and Carrani and Chl. Olmgren, Hyrah and Miah, Alpha XI Dellie, will play Harriman and Breaux Alba Omnisori Pi; Horn and Showb Gravine Alba Omnisori Pi; Horn and Showb Gravine Alba Xi Delta Barbara and Men- hairy Alba Gamecocks pi; will pay Ley- lard Winters, TW W; will pay Ley- lard Winters, TW W; will pay Gawrenus and Winters, TW W; will pay Gawrenus and Winters, TW W; will pay Gawrenus and Alba Omnisori Pi; will play Kanyon and Eppe Alba Omnisori Pi; will play Van Glen and Wishe- ley, The drawings for division 4 are all on paper, but I play Mouse and Walls. Alpha Omniverse plays Solos and Edward; Alpha Chi Omniverse Sandhack plays Joel and Edward; Alpha Chi Omniverse Stonehack plays Matthew and Murgan; Delta Zeta plays Jain and Edward; Max-Henry Independence Shoot and Handle; Max-Henry Independence Larson and This weeks schedule for intramural basketball in is as follows week from Monday, Dec. 15 to Friday, Dec. 22. Digi Sigma Lambda Vs. TranSage 8 p.m., L.C.A. Bowers Luncheon vs. Drink Banks 8, p.m., Diga Dulson vs. Phi Kappa 10, p.m., Diga Dulson vs. Phi Kappa 10, p.m., Diga Dulson vs. Phi Kappa 10, p.m., Digi Sigma Phi Luncheon vs. Delta Tau Delta Tau 4:30 p.m., Gig Gam II B, 10 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18, west court, Dunlap Club vs. Wigley In B vs. east court; Sigma Phi Epilogue B vs. Delta Tau Delta B. Army Downs Navy 6-0 in Charity Grid Clasb Stecker Uses Reverse Play to Start Long Dash for Touchdown New York, Dec. 13,—(UF) A brilliant 57-yard dash on a reverse play by Stecker, Army Air Force, led the lone touchdown needed for a victory, 6 to 0. over the Navy in the first resumption of a series of relations in 1927. Making 12 first downs to the Navy's three, the Cadets showed a pronounced superiority but with the exception of the one play the Middles always proved sufficiently well-prepared to win the first period Army drives which appeared to be on the high road to success were held. In the fourth period the Navy's drive to the 25-yard line was broken up and the victory was sixteenth of the Army's string. Charity was benefited by $600,000 from the 70,000 fans who failed to fill the big baseball park. The money went to the unemployed of New York. UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS Javhawker on Navy Team Right-end on Middies Was Outstanding Swimmer While Here Lynn Elliot, of Kansas City, and former student in 1927-28 played right end on the Navy football team yesterday in the charity game against the Army at the polo grounds in New York. Elliot has started 8 of the games on the Navy schedule this year but was kept out of two contests due This is his third year at the Annapolis school. He has been a member of the school's athletic teams for two years. He is also associate school of the academy year book, During Elliot's first year here he made several outstanding records in the 1940s, including that most he won the 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, and 440-yard swim. The time he set was more than any in intramural records. Also, his time in the 490 was better than any in the 1930s. Elflet played football on the Wyandotte High School squad and was a teammate of Johnny West years. He is also editor of the Quinnipiac, his high school newspaper, and one of the Sigma Chi fraternity. FIVE OF TWO-MILE TEAM AWARDED MINOR LETTERS Winners of minor sports letters on the two-mile run team were announced yesterday by Coach Brutus Hamilton. They are: Gleader Stover, **C2**, Floyd McComb, **C2**, Loren Kennedy, **C31**, Robbie Levine, **L31**, and Glen Schoenbel, **C11** New York, Dec. 13—(UP)—The 1930 Edison edumar for meritorious achievement in electrical science, electrical engineering or the electrical arts, has been honored by the American Institute of Electrical Engineers announced today. during the past season, which marked the first time the distance of the run was cut down from the former cross-country stretch to the present distance after a series of five races, thus placing fifth in the conference. Kansas' lone victory was over her ancient rival, Missouri. The Kansas jaxed waist well balanced by the 5-0 advantage and the fact that a different man came in first for Kansas in each race. Prospects for a winning team next year look fairly good as all men receiving letters with the exception of Southwest will return for competition next year. The award was made to Doctor Conrad for his "contributions to radio transmission." The K-12s defeated Washington University in a basketball game at St. Louis Friday night 35 to 24. Crutchett scored 60 points, and field goals for 14 points. Nigro was second with 11. Both teams were takeovered by free shots with unusual accuracy. FOR CONTRIBUTION TO RADIO EDISON MEDAL TO CONRAD K-Angeles Defeat Washington New Fraternity Tax Evaluation Following is the list of general and local fraternities, their real and personal valuation, and the amount of taxes each has been assessed: Personal Property | | Valuation | Tax | Va. | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Acacia | $17,500 | $635.95 | $1,150 | $41.7 | | Alpha Kappa Lambda | 3,850 | 139.91 | 900 | 22.7 | | Alpha Tau Omega | 31,075 | 1,129.26 | 1,000 | 36.3 | | Alpha Phi Alpha | 5,500 | 199.87 | 400 | 14.5 | | Beta Theta Pi | 20,100 | 720.43 | 1,550 | 19.0 | | Chi Delta Sigma | none | none | 525 | 19.0 | | Compagniel | none | none | 275 | 9.9 | | Delta Chi | 25,600 | 715.26 | 1,250 | 9.4 | | Delta SigmaLambda | 5,900 | 203.50 | 600 | 21.8 | | Delta Tau Delta | 29,500 | 577.77 | 900 | 28.3 | | Delta Upsilon | 30,000 | 606.53 | 1,000 | 36.1 | | Kappa Alpha Psi | 3,000 | 100.02 | 100 | 3.4 | | Kappa Alpha Sigma | 26,000 | 944.84 | 850 | 30.8 | | Phi Delta Theta | 25,000 | 908.50 | 1,400 | 50.8 | | Phi Gamma Delta | 33,500 | 1,217.39 | 1,000 | 36.1 | | Phi Kappa | 13,500 | 400.50 | 1,050 | 36.1 | | Phi Kappa Psi | 33,100 | 1,272.29 | 1,000 | 30.4 | | Pi Kappa Alpha | 31,600 | 1,484.40 | 1,000 | 30.4 | | Pi Upsilon | 12,000 | 436.08 | 900 | 32.7 | |sigma Alpha Epsilon | 21,450 | 599.31 | 1,150 | 32.1 | | sigma Alpha Mu | 6,300 | 228.94 | 600 | 32.1 | | sigma Chi | 19,000 | 490.93 | 1,200 | <44 | | sigma Sigma | 25,300 | 760.88 | 900 | 2.7 | | sigma Phi Epsilon | 33,400 | 969.08 | 2,550 | 71.1 | | Triangle | none | none | 600 | 21.9 | Personal and real estate values for general and local securities are later along with the amount of taxes each has been assessed: Personal Property Valuation | | Valuation | Tax | Valuation | Tax | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Alpha Chi Omega | $13,500 | $490.59 | $750 | $27.26 | | Alpha Delta Pi | 38,500 | 1,390.69 | 1,100 | 29.97 | | Alpha Gamma Delta | 14,500 | 327.93 | 875 | 31.86 | | Alpha Kappa Alpha | none | none | none | none | | Alpha Omekon Pi | 10,500 | 581.57 | 975 | 35.43 | | Alpha Xi Coron Pi | 40,400 | 1,128.78 | 975 | 27.24 | | Chi Omega | 21,500 | 690.72 | 1,175 | 32.83 | | Delta Sigma Theta | none | none | none | none | | Delta Zeta Pi | 10,500 | 391.57 | 1,400 | 50.88 | |Gamma Phi Beta | 18,550 | 512.75 | 750 | 20.95 | | Kappa Alpha Theta | 16,900 | 614.15 | 1,075 | 29.57 | | Kappa Kappa Gamma | 22,000 | 299.48 | 1,200 | 43.61 | | Pi Betha Phi | 11,200 | 167.14 | 1,100 | 29.67 | | Sigma Kappa | 25,000 | 986.50 | 1,800 | 65.41 | | Tau Chi Alpha | none | none | 740 | 26.89 | | Tau Nu Chi Alpha | none | none | none | none | Professional fraternities maintaining houses are listed as follows:
| Real Estate Valuation | Personal Property Valuation | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tax | Tax | |||
| Alpha Chi Sigma | none | none | $ 350 | $12.72 |
| Alpha Kappa Pi | $ 1,000 | $ 36.34 | 300 | 10.90 |
| Alpha Sigma | none | none | 825 | 29.58 |
| Beta Phi Sigma | none | none | 650 | 23.62 |
| Delta Sigma Pi | 10,022 | 370.66 | 715 | 28.16 |
| Kappa Eta Kappa | none | none | 325 | 11.81 |
| Nu Sigma Nu | none | none | 300 | 10.90 |
| Phi Alpha Delta | 7,800 | 283.45 | 825 | 29.98 |
| Phi Beta Pi | 23,850 | 870.34 | 1,400 | 50.88 |
| Phi Chi Sigma | 7,200 | 261.65 | 700 | 25.44 |
| Phi Delta Pi | 10,000 | 363.40 | 200 | 7.27 |
| Phi Mu Alpha | none | none | 1,050 | 28.16 |
| Tau Theta | 9,900 | 359.77 | 640 | 23.26 |