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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1988
Jayhawkers Play O-Aggies Tonight in Eighth Game
Both Have Defended Sooners First Games Indicate Strong Teams
By Richard Doan
The University of Kansas basketball ball, composed of nine picked players from the full squad of 14 at Oklahoma State, will man to match court strategy with the Oklahoma Aggers at Stillwater. The team will return to Lawrence tomorrow.
With the 34 to 22 win of the Jaya-
hawkers over the Sooners, Kansas is
favored with an edge on the dope,
judging from a comparison of scores
influence or injury may play
a part in the affair. That remains
to be seen.
Though the game this evening will be a non-conference engagement, it promises to be anything but an easy victory. The Argos ppected a victory without difficulty when they met the Agros last week, and the Argos lost, then they were going down in defeat, but it was too late. The final count was 10-8, Olivia O'Hara U., on the small end of the deal.
Kansas Has Edge
Incidentally, George Body, coach to the Oklahoma Aggies' basketball team, is a former star forward on the college team and played under Dr. F. C. Allen for three years, graduating in 1922. During his career at K.U., he was one time high scorer of the old Missouri Valley Conference and was an all-conference forward.
Three basketball games last week started members of the Big Six on the road of conference competition and the University of Kansas cages with their eyes on the championship peak one so familiar to them.
Open Big Six
Missouri and Nebraska, along with the Jayhawks, made the first lap of the ten-game journey to New York, however, the 34 to 22 victory of Dr. F. C. Allen's quintet over Oklahoma conference title holder for two past season.
K U Alone Undefeated
IN, K. I., Alone I Underestimate the win! Dayhawkers remain in the "win" column with seven straight victories to their credit, to include the six non-conference affairs. Of teams in the Big Six championship champions undefeated thus far this season.
For another thing, Kansas stepped up to save its record of 34 consecutive wins in the conference of seven divisions. The men of their winning habit which had brought them within three victories of tying Kansas' proud record. No team will best the mark of Doctor Jones in all teams for several years at least.
The Cornhuckers entered the Big Six race through the victory column by mosing out the Kansas Aggers 41 to 39. The narrow margin seemed sufficient to be stepping up for conference honors of a better type than received last season when the Agresses and the Cowboys both bottom rung of the Big Six ladder.
K.-Aggies Are Strong
Nebraska reached to Lincoln Saturday to become the victim of a ruthless pack of Bobcats to tackle the Huskers to a trimming of 61 to 30. The visitors from the north easily piled up a lead that was never once threaten-
Churchill Held Scoreless
Missouri has started with a perfect percentage, displaying the expected superiority over Iowa State by de-
pending on whether players stage in the climb, since no team has had the opportunity as yet to show its strength in comparison with more experienced teams. It is impossible, or unwise, to make predications as to the outcome. It is safe to say, however, that at the present time, Missouri's lawmakers are going to be hard to stop.
With Frosty Cox and Lee Page playing sentinels in a manner that would lead one to think they have the slogan, "They shall not pass." The author of this brilliant Capt. Tom Churchill of Oklahoma failed to score a single point in Saturday night's fray, and with Thomson, Bishop and Jim Bausch in Kansas, he is to be justly feared as a contender for the conference title.
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Basketball
Big Six teams are scheduled to play the following games this week:
Tonight—Kansas vs. Oklahoma Angles at Stillwater; Missouri vs. Kansas Aggies at Columbia.
Friday--Kansas vs. Iowa State at Lawrence.
Saturday—Missouri vs. Nebraska at Columbia; Iowa State vs. Oklahoma at Norman.
The conference race is on! As a result of the opening tilts the standing of the teams is as follows:
| | W | L | PCC |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Iansas | 1 | 0 | 1.000 |
| Missouri | 1 | 0 | 1.000 |
| Colorado | 1 | 0 | 1.000 |
| Alabama | 0 | 1 | .000 |
| C. Aggies | 0 | 1 | .000 |
| Iowa State | 0 | 1 | .000 |
Intramural Swimming Meet for Men to Be Jan. 21 and Jan. 23
Each Organization Is Required to Enter Two Men in Each of Nine Events
The intramural swimming meet will be held Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m. and Thurs., Jan. 23, at 9 a.m. to Edwin R. Elibel, intramural manager. The meet will consist of nine games and the entry blanks on each day the various orations tomorrow.
Each organization will be required to enter two men in each event and the two highest-men shall be averaged and the organization whose team average is best in that event shall be awarded three points, and the team which shall receive five points. The team whose average is second shall receive three points, third two points or fourth three points.
The individual whose mark in the event is best shall be declared indictable, while the other will be extratime point for his team. The winning team shall be determined by adding the team scores in each event. A point for competition will be given to the winner.
The nine events will be as follows:
300-yd. relay (medley); 50-yd. dash;
plunge; 50-yd. back strache; 100-yd.
back strace; 60-yd. back strace;
stroke; diving, and 200-yd. dash.
The first five events mentioned above will be held Tuesday night, Jan. 21, and the last four events Thursday, Jan. 23; 4:30 p. m.
All entry blanks must be returned to room 105. Robinson gymnasium not later than Saturday night. Entry
The usual intramural rules hold for the swimming mutua in which there is no letter letter in any university or college be eligible to compete in University of Kansas intra-
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Missouri Game Lineup to Be Used Against Kansas
Ames, Jan. 13- The Iowa State College variety basketball team tilted into a road trip of the season, Kansas at Lawrence Friday, and Oklahoma at Oklahoma Saturday, the hoop and ragged handling of the ball spilled defeat for the Cyclones on Sunday.
Coach Louis Menge considers the two games this week as the harried trip of the season. The Jayhawkers host the conference in Bishop and Thomson, while Oklahoma's championship Southers of last year need no intro-
rme same lineup that battled Missouri, Captain Woods and Roadsac, forwards; Holtman, center; and Harper, center. To form the first string for Iowa State, Basket shooting and a defense to stop the Kansas forward and defensive problems is the major problems up which Coach Menze will work.
Tunney to the 13-14 U-PG—Gene Tunny will be operated on for a serious kidney injury at 3 p.m. today. Accompanied by his wife, the rete heavyweight boxing champion Robert Jesterian hospital at 11 p.m. Sunday.
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