PAGE FOUR TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1930 UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS Kansas Smothers Oklahoma Aggies by 44-20 Margin Jayhawker Court Squad Take Eight Straight Games of 1930 --the Aggies played without the services of Cronkite, their 6 foot, 4 inch enter, who is under a doctor's care due to suspicious trouble. Season The University of Kansas basketball quintet won its eight consecutive start last night when it buried the 48-20 Aggie kers under a 44 to 20 score. Leading at the half by a margin of 18 to 10, the Kansans gained momentum in the second period and soon overcame it. The team was optimized by the rain of baskets, Coach Rody's hacketees lost their spirit and the lather part of the contest was a success. Jim Bausch continued his spectacular goal shooting of Saturday night and rang up seven counterparts from the team. He scored a double indivual scoring with five field baskets and two charity tosses. There was a minimum of fouling with only five personal calls against the Agents, eight against the Jay hawkers. The overwhelming margin of victory was a surprise to Kansas court officials. But the Aggies had defeated the Oklahoma University five. As a result of the comfortable margin of victory which Kansas had won against southern opponents in the Oklahoma invasion, Kansas' chances for a championship team have been given a deflated outlook. The Jayhawkers returned home to do and are preparing to meet the team on Friday. Lawrence on Friday. Dope seems to be in good shape since Kansas Wilds is a pressing vice president. Tigers experienced no difficulty in downing the Cyclones at Ames last week. A check of Kansas box scores shows that Kansas has scored a total of 284 points in its eight games while the opponents have been held to 174 points. The average margin of victory for Kansas games than far has been 35.1 to 21.8. Rub Thomson seems headed for his old position of leading conference scorer with 34 field goals and 18 free throws. Thomson is a freshman. Bishop is a close second for high scoring honors on the Kansas team with 31 counters from the field and 17 charity tosses for the 79 points. Thomson scored 10.8 points per game and Bishop 9.9. Trailing Bishop in third place for individual honors is Jim Bauch with 22 field baskets and 6 free throws for the team who have broken into Kansas scoring columns are Cox with 28 points, Ramson with 17 points, Bauch 6, Leoville 3, and Lawrence 1. The box score for last night's game is as follows: **Angier-20** G FPT 14 Krause-44 G FPT *Loy, f* 0 1 Bishop, h* 0 1 *Lorraine*, c 1 Bishop, h* 0 1 *Harrison, c* 2 1 J. Buehne, c* 7 0 *Chauche, c* 2 1 J. Buehne, c* 7 0 *Williams, f* 0 1 Faze, c* 0 1 *Williams, f* 0 1 Renaye, c* 0 1 *Krause, f* 0 0 O'Leary, g* 1 0 *Krause, f* 0 0 O'Leary, g* 1 0 Totals 7 6 5 Totals 20 4 8 Officials E. C. Quaigley, St. Marys; Harry Hasten, Southwestern of Kansas. Revise Intramural Rules Each Organization Limited to Four Contestants Not more than four women from one organization can be entered in each round of the meet which we meet which is to be held Feb. 12 and 29, according to rules recently formalized. Eight events will make up the swim meet. There will be a relay race, two lengths of the pool free style, two lengths on the back stroke, two lengths breast stroke, two lengths chest stroke, and three lengths free style. To enter the diving contest the three required dives are running front, back, and front jack knife. Two optional dives will be allowed. An organization may enter as many contestants as it wishes but an individual may enter only three events. Points will be awarded for competition, one point; first place in an event, five points; second place, three points; third place, two points; and fourth place. Individual breaking records will be awarded five extra points. Warnings Signals Headache, Fatigue, "Nerves" —These are the signs which in many cases indicate eye strain. The proper glasses are a direct aid to good health. Have Your Eyes Examined Intramural Standings Delta Chi B1, Sigma Alpha Mu, Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Deltatheta B2, Sigma and Alpha Upsilon, were the two most popular basketball games played last night or the regular intramural schedule. The game was previously announced by the Kappa F. H. Roberts Optometrist 833 Mass. St. --the Aggies played without the services of Cronkite, their 6 foot, 4 inch enter, who is under a doctor's care due to suspicious trouble. Delta Chi B outclassed Phi Chi B, winning by a score of 23 to 6. Ree for the Delta Chi team played well, scoring four goals. Sigma Aura Mpuilled up a large core on Alpha KappaLambda, to in 40 to 17. Black was the out result of the Sigma Aura Mguilding four goals. Alpha Tau Omega defeated Pi Upion 23 to 9, Price for the Alpha Tau's paving the way to victory by dropping in six field goals. Alpha Kappa Psi B and Phi Delta Delta finally nominated its opponent 18 to 15. Lindquist for Alpha Kappa Delta finally nominated its five field goals to his team's credit. Sigma Nu found more of competition in its game with Sigma Phi Epison last night, winning by only one point, 17 to 16. Another close game in last night's inning, the Upland- Dunkunik game. The former aged to be ahead when the game ended in win 18-16. Miller played well in the loss and finished with 34 runs. Games for tomorrow night, beginning at 8 o'clock, will be as follows: Kentucky Colonels vs. Kappa, Sigma Beta B vs. Alpha Tau Omega B, Phi Psi vs. Delta Sigma Pi, Triangle vs. Delta Sigma Pi, and Chi Phi vs. Delta Sigma Pi. Chicago, Jan. 14-(UP) - Storms and floods lashed widely separated portions of the nation today carrying the toll of death, suffering and property damage to foreboding levels and disrupting disaster proportions in many places. Floods And Snow Storm In Many Parts of U. S. The graveset monace was in the Sierra Nevada and in the Mississippi valley tribalities to the mississippi. The far west from the Sierra Nevadas was under a river. You Do Not Get (Beyond the Altar lies the wash tub) Expression At THOMPSON STUDIO 8291/2 Mass. St. Missouri Defeats Aggies The University of Missouri dedicated its new fieldhouse last night in a most auspicious manner when it hit the field for the game's score of 34 to 21. As the result of the victory, Coach Geerhart Edwards five is leading the Big Six race with the Pac-10 leaders. Tigers Dedicate New Fieldhouse With Decisive Victory Charles Huh, 6 feet, 6 inches, forward and center of the Missouri quitter, scored six field goals, performed three blocks, shifted to center near the start of the second half was the beginning of a Tiger attack that kept the ball in their possession much of the time. The third quarter threw three ked goals and one free throw. It is not oily or sticky and will not soil or leave grease spots. Vincennes, Ind., Jan. 14—(UP)—Flood conditions worse than any since the disaster of 1913 threatened Wadash Valley residents of southern Into Knox county the United States meteorological service at Terre Haute sent a warning that the Wabash river probably would rise to 20 feet above the water level, causing persons living in the south-western part of the county Wabash Valley Residents Are Threatened by Flood De Luxe Cafe 711 Mass. 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If some names have dropped from the chapter rolls they should be changed to reflect their original identities. "We want to encourage this correction and ask that it be done before the beginning of the second semester," says Morra Straight, editor of "Journal of Psychology." They will be open in the afternoons and the changes may be made then. Ban Drinking Drivers John Milkinson Concord, N.C. (UP)—Not even Concord will provide for a driving license will be permitted New Hampshire citizens who are known to drink to excess if orders from the Motor Vehicles department are executed. "Snow Flurry" Prediction Adds to Pre-Exam Joy After five days of doubling the charge, the foliage disappears. Fisher comes out in spring, and she hinds the sun once more favours with her life-giving, not to mention a new growth. 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