PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1930 Iowa State Downs Oklahoma; Tigers Defeat Nebraska Missouri and Kansas Leag Conference; Three Big Six Games This Week Norman, Jan. 18. — (UP) A field goal thrown by Radecam in the last 30 seconds of the game brought victory to Iowa basketball team. The Iowa team defended the University of Oklahoma quartet 23 to 40. Iowa State trailed at both by three points, and the Oklahoma team scored. The Arms Guard, scored the deciding goal. Captain Churchill led the Sooners in scoring with a total of five field goals and 12 points. 12 points. Roadcape led for the loyawns with 14 points, counted with seven Okahanna, f G FT 2 Churchill, f 5 F 2 Meyer 1 M 9 Roberts, c 5 0 Noble, g 1 0 Collingwood g 1 0 Total 15 3 Iowa State G FFT Woods, f 3 0 Zimmerman, f 0 1 Roadcap, f 7 0 Wilcox, f 0 0 Hobman, m 2 0 Rickey, x 2 1 Hawk, x 2 1 Total 16 2 Missouri Beats Nebraska Iowa State broke into the win column by defeating the Sooners last week, but Oklahoma's place goes to Nashville with a victory over K-Aggera and a loss last night Columbia, Jan. 18. — (UP) — Missouri University. University of Missouri held a test with the Nebraska Huskers here tonight and stayed out in front throughout the night. The team scored at the half was 14 to 8. A minute before the Cornhuskers had Captain Creig of Missouri led the scorers with a total of nine points, the Tiger leader leading three times from the floor and converting three free throws. He startled the game again and later shifted to a foot ball berth. MacClay, Nebraska center stoop next in seuring ability with a total of eight points. A crowd of approxi-mately 3,300 saw the game. Missouri___ G FT Welsh, f ___ 3 2 Waldorf, f ___ 1 0 Hugh, f ___ 1 0 Cruse, g f ___ 3 3 Collinge, g ___ 1 0 Campbell, g ___ 0 0 Total 11 5 Nehraska G FT I Witts, f 2 2 2 Dabey, f 2 0 0 MacClay, c 3 2 4 Lewangowski, g 0 1 1 Hocks, g 1 0 0 Total 8 5 Kansas and Missouri Undefeated Kansas and Missouri remained undefeated in the Big Six athletic conference, while Nebraska held a football campaign. Missouri, by defeating Nebraska, retained its hold on first place with three victories, in three starts. Kansas with two wins and one loss, holding a clear percentage column. The K.-Aggies have two losses against them in an as easy stunt, but the team will win. They win by winning win they established themselves as a team who may be a threat to any other team. Kansas Plays Next Game Feb. 5 After defeating the Iowa State team in their second game yesterday, meeting only long enough to be photographed by a representative of the Paramount News reel coverage games for the Kansas team until they meet the Kansas Agencies at Manhattan Stadium during the next two weeks will be devoted to final examinations, at which time the teams will workouts. Drill on some of the fine points of passing, pivoting, and shooting will be stressed by F. B. C. Al Although the Jayhawkers had no difficulty in defeating the Iowa State team by a wide margin, Doctor Allen was the most enthusiastic to gather satisfied with their showing. It may be that laxity in certain departments of the game was due to stalence after the high tension under the last two weeks. Ramson, the man from Kansas Cit; who stands about 6 feet, 5 inches his stockings. Hud Kennedy, of Lapeer, Mich., was a former Oakla, and several other men will be eligible for varsity competition by the time of the K-Argie game and may play in the state tournament. He gives promise of developing into a valuable man. Ramsey and Lawrence who have been playing a reserve role have also been highly commended by Doctor Allen. three Big Six Games This Week There will be only three games in the big-Six next week. Monday night Oklahoma and Nebraska will meet at Lincoln. On the following night, they will play for a game with the Aggies on their way home. Iowa State will play this Wisconsin Cornhuskers at Ames. This week we will host the week all the teams except Kansas will get into action, beginning with the Oklahoma State game at Ames Jan. 31. Big-Six Standings Won Lost Pet. Missouri 1 0 Kansas 2 0 1000 Nebraska 1 1 100 Towa, State 1 2 333 Oklahoma 0 2 000 Kansas Aggies 0 2 000 --with Student Travel Club Intramural Games --with Student Travel Club Dunakin club, Alpha Chi Sigma Sigma Phi Episton (B), Triangle (B) Sigma Chi(B), and Alkapha Kappa (B) were winners in years ahead in Alpha Chi Sigma trounced Phi Mu Algebra, 27 to 18. In the other two games played, Dumkin swamped Alpha Kappa Lambdma d2 to 8, and to Delta Chi (B); Delta Chi (B); (B) forifted to Triangle (B); Kappa Sigma (B) forifted to Sigma Chi (B); and Phi Kappa Pi (B) forifted 4 Monday on the west court, Kappa Eta Kappa will play Theta Tau at 8 p. m., the Kentucky Colonels will play Delta Tau at 10 p. m., the Syracuse Players will play Delta Upsilon at 10 p. m. On the east court, Delta Tau will play Delta Tau at 9 p. m., the Sigma Phi Phi players will play Sigma Chi at 9 p. m., and the Law- yers will play Delta Na in the final game at 10 p. m. K-Aggie Wrestlers Meet Bauman's Men Thursday The University wrestlers will meet the Kansas Aggie team in Robinson gymnasium at 7:30 Thursday evening. Students from the education at the University of Nebraska will reaffirm the matches. Clapp is at present chairman of the National Association of Athletics and has been connected with the department of physical education at the University of Nebraska as coach of basketball. He is also a director of the department. John Schenlyb will represent Kansas in the 115 pound class, Jame Welch in the 125 pound class, Jack McGregor in the 145 pound, and Ed Hatton in the 155 pound class. The heavyweight representative will be selected from the following four men: Steve Church, Allen Cochran, Hadyn Cutler, and The personnel of the Aggie team not as yet been transmitted to the Friar school, however, that Frington, last year's Big-Six heavyweight champion, will Basketball Scores --with Student Travel Club Onthe high 25, Roseate 10. William Jewell 25, Missouri Val- lev 18. Rockhurst 34, St. Paul of Concordi dia 24. Arnold Gets Life Term Creighton 19, Marquette 17. Kansas Aggies 47, Oklahoma Ag gles 35. Loyola 12, Detroit 10. Indiana 16, Northwestern 22. Texas Christian 23, Rice 19. Kentucky 17, Bradley Tech of Peoria 35, Iowa 28 Knox College 34, Hamline U. 23, St. Louis 19, Louis Brunel 17. Chicago, Jan. 18—UP)—Judge Keneas Mountain Landis, commissioner of baseball, issued a ruling to the player, a baseball player who engaged in professional boxing would be regarded as having retired permanently from or otherwise died. The ruling was announced after Landis had interviewed Art Shires, White Sox first baseman, who made the most recently as a professional nugget. Landis Bars Art Shires From Organized Baseball TheUniversity tumbling team composed of Vernom Mimick, James Naismith Jr., William Jones, Elliot Miller, and Paul Fawcett made their first public appearance Friday night in a spring-board exhibition between the Kansas-Joaun State basketball game. Allphin's Tumbling Team Makes Public Exhibition Kansas City, Jan. 18—(UP)—Sensence of life imprisonment was raised in a group called Arnold, 57-year-old self-styled “student of personal magnetism” for his mistreatment of a young girl who he mended to a bed in an improvised dungeon. Although four of the men are on the team for the first time, a creditable performance was given. Diving over barriers and into the arms of another player flips and hand springs under the direction of Coach Herbert Alphin. Kansas Five Wins From Iowa State With 37-16 Score Nine Consecutive Victories for Jayhawker Team; Thomson Leads The University of Kansas basketball team opened its home season in the Big Six Friday night by defending the Buckeyes and leading the Iowans all the way, the Jayhawkers maintained their consecutive winning streak which has now been 12. Holding Ames to four field goals, Kansas had the situation in hand at hand and Coach Thomson was the beginning of the second half when Coach Menzies two out the Jophyhawks put on a stoppage. Thomson then began a bombardment of the basket and the visitors never in Scoring Thomson opened the scoring by darting under the goal for a short shot after eluding his guard. Bishop cut Thomson out of the net, causing city losses and Thomson was allowed a basket when Rieke, Ames guard, batted the ball out of the hoop. It was a sensational counter and the ball passed through the hoops clipped through had Rieke it alone. Thomson Opens Scoring The first period was approaching the half mark before Ames counted a free throw by Heitman on Cock's four. Ames then scored a two-pointer and Roocap肋 shot a shot from the side that connected and the same individual made good a charity toss a few minutes later. Hawk, star guard of the Nets, just before the end of the first半。 Iowa Spartan team half with a vengeance, Iowa State cut the Kansas lead to 13 to 10, but their sport was not broken. Thomson combined to run the count to 24 before the Iowaans could tally 55 points. Bishop played a prominent part. He scored two pretty field goals and was constantly breaking up the Ames team. Coach Allen insured a complete five new in the closing minutes of play, and the 24-21 victory followed. Though Floyd Ramsey's two free throws and one field goal almost outlasted the visiting team, the attested freely and the final part of the contest saw two new quineteens on Ames Presents Fast Five Love by Hawk and Browne, Iowa State police designed a smooth floor game, but they were handicapped by their inability to connect with the basket. Cox and Page teamed up to make the game, holding the latter to one goal, a long shot in the first half. Woods was likewise unable to count but once, Hawk's floor play was neat, while Woods had with two goals and two free throws. Thomson and Bishop accounted for 26 of Kanaan's 37 points. The former chalked up five field goals and the same number from the free throw line, while Bishop played three charity tosses. Bishop also played an outstanding defensive game at his forward berth. Cox confined his part in the victory to guarding that he did not score from the field man and zone were thoroughly covered. The box score; Iowa State (16) G FT Woods, f 1 1 Roadcap, f 1 2 Wilcox, f 0 0 Heitman, c 0 1 Hawks, g 2 2 Borke, g 0 0 Zimmerman, g 0 3 Kansas (67) G FT Bishop, f 4 3 Thomson, f 5 3 Lawrences, f 0 0 O'Leary, f 0 0 J. Bunch, c 2 1 Brommel, c 1 2 Cox, g 0 0 Pearce, g 1 0 P. Bunch, g 0 0 M.Canelies, g 0 0 Total 13 11 Sigma Phi Mu, honorary psychology fraternity at the Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia initiated 12 new members recently. Officials: Quigley, St. Marys, and Williams, Missouri. See Europe for $345 Other Tours $385 to $795. Special Representative for Lawrence Mrs. Harriet Ridney Renson Tel. 1285 740 Lau. St. —EXAMINATION SCHEDULE— Saturday — 8:30 to 11:20 a. m. — 10:30 classes meet. weekly from 5-9 p.m. Friday—8:30 to 11:20 a. m.—2:30 classes meeting Friday--1:20 to 4:20 p. m.-9:20 classes 5-4-3 hours. Monday—8:30 to 11:20 a. m. —11:30 classes meet Saturday—1:30 to 2:20 p. m. 10:30 classes meet 9 and 11, hupa. Monday—1:30 to 3:20 p. m.—11:30 classes meeting 9 and 11 15 g-4.3 hours. Monday—13:00 to 3:20 p.m.—11:30 classes meeting Monday—3:30 to 6:20 p. m.; 9:30 classes meeting and 1 hours. Tuesday--8:30 to 11:20 a. m. --8:30 classes meeting 8:30 l. owee 5:43 hrs Tuesday—13:30 to 32:20 m.—8:30 classes meet Wednesday, mg 5-4 hours, Wednesday to 3:20 p. m. m=1:30 classes meet. Wednesday — 8:30 to 11:29 a.m. — 1:30 classes meet Wednesdays, 4 a.m.-8 p.m. by 10 a.m. ing 2 and 1 hour ing 2 and 1 Hours. Wednesday -p 3:30 to 5:20 p.m. - 2:50 classes meet. Thursday — 8:30 to 11:20 a. m. — 3:30 classes meet for four hours. ing 5-4.3 hours. Thursday----1:30 to 3:20 p. m.—3:30 classes meet Thursday — 1:30 to 3:20 p. m. — 3:30 classes meet from 9 and 1 hours Dry Majority of House Adopts Big Appropriations for Enforcement Unit Washington, Jan. 18—(UP)—In a brief tummitus session the overwhelming dry majority of the house today adopted the $15,000,000 appropriation for the prohibition enforcement unit next year. All efforts of the weeks to change or change any law to protect the defacto were overwhelmingly defeated. The wet attempt to rule out of the Treasury apportionment bill the $165,000 in enforcement next year was squelched in the house when Chairman Snell of the House voted against it. decision upholding the legality of the appropriation. Ultraviolet Rays Do Not Aid Disease Resistance London.—The popular notion, shared by some physicians, that exposure to ultraviolet rays will increase resistance to infection and disease is not borne out by an experiment with the medical research of the Medical Research Council here. In the report of the experiment, the conclusions apply only to conditions this particular experiment and that other sources of light might give differing results. The decision came on a point of order lodged by Representative Siorello La Guardia, Representative of the Republican Party, who challenged the constitutionality of the Eighteenth amendment contending that it had not been properly ratified by the states. The ruling was preemptive, and Bills carrying out the administration's prohibition enforcement program will be given the right way as soon as they are reported by committees decided at a meeting today. In this particular study, the effect of the rays upon the health and development of children was tested to 7 years of age was studied for about 8 months. The children were divided into three groups of over one month with a control. The others were exposed three times weekly to a direct current source. In both cases these two groups were exposed to the direct rays from the lamp, the other was exposed to the light after it had been illuminated. The height and weight of the children and frequency of occurrence of chilblain, colds and other infections was significantly reduced when the exposure to the ultraviolet light had almost no beneficial effects, the control group usually showing the highest incidence of any favorable definitely against any favorable effect on resistance to infections as a result of the exposure to the light. The severity of the feet upon the growth was reported. Send the Kansan home In Congress Yesterday --in DANCE HALL All Talking, Singing, and Dancing The senate continues debate on tariff hill. Radio hearing continues. The house considers debate on Treasury, the budget and the foreign affairs pleads her own election case before the election committee. The interstate commerce committee considers legislation to pass. Announcements --in DANCE HALL All Talking, Singing, and Dancing No entries for the intramural swimming meet to be conducted Tuesday and Thursday of this week will be accepted after 10 a.m. Monday. E. R. Elbel, director. A. G. ALRICH Engraving, Printing,Binding Rubber Stamps, Office Supplies 736 Mass. St. Stationery. New Victor Records Lucky Me. Lovable You *Leo Reiswan* The Orch. Happy Days Are Here Again *Leo Reiswan* The Orch. Sally *Wayne King* and his Orch. If I'm Dreaming *Wayne King* and his Orch. Dream Lover *Nat Shilkreet* the Orch. Lonesome Little Doll *Nat Shilkreet* the Orch. The Dairy *Amos and Andj* At the Bull Fight *Amos and Andj* Funeral of John Ingalls Held Saturday Afternoon The funeral of John J. Ingalls, 21 former student of the University, was held at the Episcopal church in Atchison yesterday afternoon. John Ingalls grew up on Sheffield Ingalls. Other members of the family are. Constance and Sally, Kappa Alpha Theta; and Dave, a student here last year and member of Kappa Alpha Theta; and Dave, a student here last year and member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Those of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, of which John Ingalla was a member, who went to the funeral are: Hill Howe, Hunter Gibson, Larry Hardman, Jerry Kline, Lewis Hardman, Taft Woody, Tony Buzz, David Smith, Eliot Freeman, Joe Klauer, Rausel Straight, Christon Alexander, Wayne Hemphell, Tom Harris-Lebron, Lucas Nelson, Steven C. Jackson, Jack Lanley, and Bet Sutton. Read the Kansan want-ads. ARSIT Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Thursday - Friday - Saturday Jack Holt Ralph Graves in FLIGHT will be formite introduced to night football in the 1950 pugnain season if plans formed at an animal meeting recently of the conformation committee, *Emperoria* is the The Jayhawk Cafe is the Correct Place for that We Deliver Phone 509 Sunday Evennig Dinner Date 1340 Ohio Street Regular Meals and Fountain Service SPECIAL TODAY 50c Baked Wisconsin Goose — Candied Apple Roast Young Hen — Sage Dressing Roast Pork Ham — Brown Gravy Roast Beef Tenderloin — Salted Potatoes Baked Virginia Ham — Candied Yams Mashed Potatoes — French Peas Chicken Broth — Bанаn Salad Pineapple Juice — Hot Biscuits Black Berry Piper Second door north of new Memorial Union Building 1. 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