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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950
Bausch to Return in Kansas Line-Up Against Oklahoma
Will Play Center, Except in Tip-off, Which Will Be Taken by Ransom
Probable Starting Line-ups
Kansas
Ransom
Bishop
Bausch
Cox
Page
Oklahnoma
Churchill
Meyer
Grasalman
Jerome
Culbertson
Should "the line-up given above take the floor against Ohio-tow that will allow a jump center, then move to a forward bar and Jim Bauch will play the center of the floor. Sooner than the Soumiers it will be necessary to start Ransom, for Banchle ankle is too weak and Ram-Grainman is not well positioned. Besides, with Bishop and Ransom maneuvering under the goal it is a chance for a few follow-in shots.
After last night practice a five consisting of either O'Leary or Ramsey at one forward, T. C. Bishop at the other, Jim Bunch at center, and Tom Cox and Lee Pare at gaudered another possible starting quintet.
Bausch worked for some time at guard in the session and will probably fall heir to a defensive berth on the roster. He was part of the game. The Kansas stock of reserve guards was further depleted yesterday when John Madison completely dishearted his elbow in attempt to tip from Bishop on a 'ump ball.
In the Sooner line-up are three dangerous sharpshooters, Churchill, Meyer, and Cuthberton, who must be aware of their five consecutive conference tilt. Jermie is a former forward who has been converted into a player in the Oklahoma Angels last Tuesday. The Sooners downed the Angels 25 to 14 and showed signs of living up to a pre-season predictions made for them.
At all events the game tomorrow
will be one of the most interesting
placed here this season. Oklahoma
is going to play a tough team that plays smart basketball.
Sophs Take Frosh, 31-27
Juniors Hold Seniors to a Tid in Second Game
The second of a series of women's class basketball games were played last night with the juniors and seniors in the game with a score of 25 all. The next game, played an exciting game with a close score up to the last few minutes of the last quarter, when the sophomores had a slid of 31 over their opponents 27 points.
Stareck of the freshman, squad made five field goals, Hull, five, and Rowley three field and one free throw.
Those from the freshman squad who played were: Starce, Hall Rowley. Neeley, Learned, Black wood, Douglas, Tyrus, Erikson.
Out of the sophomores, Lawrson made five field goals and one free throw. Lawrson threw two free throws. The sophomore players were: Vornar, Lawrson, Rees
Scoring in the senior squad was divided between Steen and Kiel who made seven field goals and one free throw. Hunter made four field goals. The senior players were: Steen, Kiel, Hancock, E. Sherborn, Ensagu Hancock, and E. Sherbon.
Davis from the junior squad made two appearances, one two free goal and Brendelindal made one. The players from the junior class were Wongwai, Davi Brendelindal, McDon John and Danielle.
In the report of the last series o
n the league, the team was in a pos-
tion of statement of the scores for the freshmen and juniors. The freshmen won
20-21 instead of the juniors as it was
The next series will be played next Wednesday. The freshmen vs. seniors, and the sophomores vs. juniors.
The Marquette University hospital, a 34-year-old institution, will be abandoned in a short time on account of the staff's illness which the institution is operating.
More than 182 members of last year's freshman class at the University of Washington made the home of these five made straight averages.
To Compete Against Oklahoma
JIM BAUSCH
FLOYD RAMSEY
Squad in Good Shape for Track Meet With Kansas Aggies Tonight
Against Oklahoma these two Kansas players will be expected to account for their share of the scoring. Hamay has proven to be a valuable man whenever he has been called upon and Bauch has been given a good deal or credit for the success of the Kansas team this year.
Hamilton Will Enter Nineteen Man of Convention Hall
Misfit Clothing Bought and Sold
Men at Convention Hall
in Kansas City
"Figured from every angle, it looks like an extremely close meet," was all Coach Brutus Hamilton had to say this afternoon in regard to the Kansas outlook in the dual indoor arena. The Aggies tonight at Kansas
Although the Wildcat team is largely experienced, it is at a lower level than the event and the Jayhawkers who are favored to win, are expecting plenty of competition.
As only two entrants are allowed in each event, Hamilton was forced to take a comparatively small squad on the trip. All of the nineteen men had participated in an excellent condition, with the exception of Joe Klaner, who has a pulled muscle in his leg. The injury is not serious enough to prevent Klaner from competing tonight, however, and he is unable to dash and the fitt-ary low hurdles.
dues and may yearly so nuc houses are to be hold in Convention hall, will be to hold at the Convention hall, feeding it will be several dash and relay events between representatives of the two sides.
The Kansas squad which left this afternoon consists of: Sickel, Klauer, Nichols, Parker, Mize, Thornhill, Ward, Truehood, Stillman, Beaird, Zimmerman, Stone, Hinkle, Hinlake Zimmerman, Bowers, Bowers, Skow and Levine.
Pouring of concrete for the foun-
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building at the University of Wichita
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will cost about $200,000.
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Scorees of last night's games: Phi Delta Theta 31, Pi Upsilon 18; Beta Theta P (B) 18, Sigma Alpha Epsilon (B) 24.
--on Feb. 22.
The games scheduled for tonight at 7. Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Kappa Alpha Tau Omega (B), at 8. Sigma Alpha Epiphoni vs. Delta Kappa Pi, Theta Tau vs. Delta Tau Delta, Colonels: Alpha Kappa Pi vs. Alphai Chi Sigma. At 10. Theta Tau vs. Chi Sigma. At 11. Pi Upsilon (B) vs. Alphai Chi (B)
Intramural Games
The games scheduled for Saturday morning at 8 a.m., m. Kappa Sigma (B) vs. Triangler; Sigma Phi Epsilon (B) vs. Delta Tan Delta (B), at 10 a.m.; Sigma Phi Epsilon (B); Signa Nu vs. Phi Kappa, at 10, Alpha Kappa Lambia vs. Alpha Tan Omega; Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Pi Kappa Alpha, At 11, Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Pi Uplenion, At 12, Chi Delta Sigma vs. Kappa Eta Kappa; Kentucky Calendens vs. Acetua, At 11, Phi Delta Kappa vs. Tri-
The staff of the University of Wichita Sunflower picks one student or faculty member who has been out-of-town, Red Moffit, re-elected captain of the basketball team, has been seen as the honor student for this month.
Swimmers Practice Distances to Train for Initial Contest
Alphin Not Certain of Entries for Meet at Kansas City
The K. U. swimming team is now through intensive practice in preparation for the Tringular meet which will take place June 25, Kansas, Kanas Aggies, and Iowa State. The meet will be held Feb. 22 in Iowa in the Kansas City Athletic Center.
Last night the team swam one half mile and will do the same to tomorrow night. Coach Herbert G. Alphin is somewhat worried about the endurance of his men and if it may be possible to overcome this defect.
Up to today, Coach Allphin had not decided who would swim the events. It is sure that diving will be entered, medley 50-yard, 100- yard, and 220-yard breast stroke. No Kailani教练们 will enter the 400-diameter dashes.
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The meet will be held in the K, S. The meet will be held in a bble that the preliminaries will be held in the morning and the finals in the afternoon. K more definite an- ditionality.
"the finals told two of my good men," said Alliph, "so hopes for a Big Six championship are bledged for another year. However, with the finals in mind, it takes a fair showing provided they keep up their intensive training."
Boxing Classes Organized
Former K.C.A.C. Boxer to Have New Schedule
These classes will be conducted by
Durrill Black, c33, former amateu
featherweight champion of greatest
Kansas City. Black, who is a member
of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity,
will present under the color of
the K. C. A. 1.
Boxing is to be revived on the campus after an absence of five years. Classes are to be added to the program of the physical education department this semester, according to the calendar. The instructor in that department.
From 30 to 40 men have already enrolled in the classes and more are expected when the knowledge of the new class becomes available. Both 3-hour and 2-hour classes are to be held at 10:30, and there will be a session on the class that are unable to attend at this time. The time set for the new class will conform to the wishes of the majority of parents. It is not only to those who need exercise credit, but also to those who desire professional training. A class will probably be organized for small boys to meet on Saturday.
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Neckwear . . . $1.50 to $3.50
Shirts . . . $2.50 to $5.00
Handkerchiefs . 35c - 50c - $1.00
morning. Those interested are requested to call Mr. Allphin for further information.
Iowa Council Draws Up New Code of Eligibility
Iowa City, Feb. 14—(UIP)—A new code of eligibility rules to supliant the ones which were partly responsible for the institute's ouster from Gov. Kim Reynolds, he be drawn up today when the University of Iowa athletic council meets for the first time inside the Hawk-eye reinstated into the big Ten conference.
The termination of Iowa's policy in regard to Big Ten competition for the remainder of the season also was on the schedule.
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Although bids have been received twice, no buyer has yet been found for the former presidential yacht, the Mayflower, valued at $100,000. Who will pay the bill? still have agree not to sell liquor or carry luggage on board it.
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Basketball Scores
LAWRENCE Business College Lawrence, Kansas.
Wichita Henrys 42, Phillips 33,
Friends 31, Bethel 29.
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