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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950
Varsity Swimmers Defeat Freshmen in Contest Friday
Herbert Allphin Predict Successful Season;
Five Veterans on Squad
Candidates for the varsity swimming team won from the fresh tank men by a score of 30 to 14 in a practice swimming and diving tournament in the Robben gymnasium pool. Fritz Johnson before an amail group of men.
Four events were staged in addition to the fancy diving contest from the low board. The men performed four high jumping periods during period preceding the meet, according to Coach Herbert Alphin. Two more events will be run on Monday afternoon. The 200-yard, four-hound race is scheduled for a yard medley relay in which three men compete, each swimming 100 yards. The first man will use the breast-stroke, the second the back-stroke, and the third the crawl-stroke it this event.
The results of the events staged Friday are as follows: The varsity squared represented by Katsunuma and Miyahara was 54.1 seconds for the 50-yard dash, the freshman competitors were Oaki and Sutton. The time was 28.1 seconds. The varsity team capturing fourth place, both freshman, the varsity men taking second and third were Katsunuma and Miyahara. The second and fourth place was the 220-yard free-style race was won by Browish of the varsity, competitors were Oaki and Witherens both freshmen. The varsity team was 2 minutes 50 seconds. Fujiyama of the varsity captured the 100-yard breast stroke from Mealy, a freshman, to Evanus. Evanus took the honors in the fancy diving contest with Stevenson another varsity man placing second, Mealy a freshman.
First place in these events counted 5 points, second place 3 points, and third place 1 point. The freshman will be run off Monday because 8 points are needed to city if they win the two events which
Another dull meet will be staged Feb. 14 between the freshman and varisty players of the public announced Coach Allain. The first Big-Six competition is the triangular meeting with the KKU basketball team, 22, at the Kansas City Athletic Club.
Tumblers Appear Friday
Team Will Give First Exhibition of School Year
Coach Herbert Alphin's tumbling
upgrade of the year appears in
the year with an emphasis on
spring-board exercises between halves
of the Iowa State-Kansas basketball
school.
the trombling team made several appearances before civic organizations last year. The team is composed of Vernon Mignon, James Naimith Jr., William Jones, Ellot Perner, and John Baxter from last year's trombling squad.
Ancient Type of Animal Deposited Many Fossil.
(Science Service)
Buffalo, N. Y.. The old joke about the museum that claimed to have the skull of Oliver Cromwell the young boy, is not necessarily a joke when it comes to one-time living beings of a date much more revered than the young boy, but this paradox may come to pass will be explained shortly in a report to the American Paleontologist, Dr. James M. Young, a young paleontologist of this city who has yet to receive his first college degree, presently a postdoctoral position on corps dead a good two hundred million years. He will describe a number of new discoveries in the fossil record covered in the Bertie Water Lime formation around Buffalo, and will explain their significance as clues to the solution of certain of the mysteries.
The Bertie formation, which is widespread in New York state, is peculiar in that only a few kinds of animals have been preserved in it. I found that they are actively large number of individuals are found. Other formations, crammed with the remains of other types of animals, never preserve the water; therefore true especially of the scorpion-like creatures called Eurypteridae.
Eurypterids, many of which reached a length of seven feet, are closely related to insects and are related on the other hand to our present day scorpions, and horseshoe crabs. Mr. Monakain believes that the 'argue numbers' of these animals should be the fact that these animals probably shed their skin periodically, just as do the present day spiders. Thus one of them must be responsible for a score of fossils.
Three Lawrence Boxers To Compete At Topeka
The three members of the Law-
rence athletic club will box on Tuesday
night at Topeka at the district
elimination boxing tournament. They
will be joined by Diana DeLaurier,
Browne 128 pounds, and William "Zip"
Browne 130 pounds.
The winners of this tournament will compete at Hutchinson some time during February to decide the Kansas boxing championship for 1930.
Nebraska Noses Out
K-Aggies; Missouri
Takes Ames Contes
Manhattan Forwards Are No Consistent in Cornhusker
Basket Tilt
The Bia Six basketball season got under way on Monday night with eight rookies boiling off the Aggie at Manhattan by a score of 41 to 39, and the Iowa State team losing to Ohio State.
It was only by the narrowest of margins that the Cornhuskers won a victory. As a result of the accurate goal shooting of Silverwood and Nigro, Aggie forwards, the Kansas State team, led by Robert Hooker, to 19 to 17. Crontike, elongated center, who intercepted so many Kansas players, game last fall, was unable to score. At the beginning of the third quarter, Fisher, Cornhusker forward, and Cornhusker center proved to be the main factor in the Nebraska victory. Although he made only two baskets, it was his stellar defense against Cornhusker braka attack and enabled them to triumph over the Manhattan team by one goal. On the other, Nebraska forward, was high-point man of the game with six counterts from the field and two charmets.
The Tigers were not expected to capture their initial conference contest at Ames. Although advance nines from Iowa had indicated the est team in years, the superior floor of the Celebes proved on much for the Celeones.
After getting an early lead, Missing game Iowa State creep up to three points of the Tigers, but there their scoring stopped, while Missing Iowa State creep up to three points.
K. U. Alumnus to Return From Tokyo Press Work
A prominent correspondent for the United Press and manager of the Far East division of the United Press, W. Vaughn A.B.15, will return to United States this year from Tokyo. In a recent letter to a former employer, Mr. Vaughn, of the Fort Collins Express Courier, he expressed his desire to stay in America if possible. My five years spent in the US are a record of adventure and lots of fun.
Group on Iowa Eligibility Meets
Group on Iowa Eligibility Meetings
Iowa City, Jan. 11- (UDP) An interim committee convened into the cases of disbarred University of Iowa athletes was concluded today. The committee, which made an immediate commitment, was cured after an afternoon and all night session with the eligibility committee of University of Iowa Athletics. It will make an immediate report to the interlegible conference which has authority to reinstate eligible athlete eligibility.
Delta Chi, Sigma Chi, Sig Epiphany,
Pbi, Pai Chi, Sigma Chi, Pi,
and Kappa were winners in yearday'd airrunnings games.
The contest between Delta Sigma Pi and Alpha Kappa Pi proved to be the sensation of the day, the foremost winner of the contest of 29 to 18. Pi Kappa Alpha dropped a close game to Kappa Ip 19 to 15, while Sigma Chi emerged on the end of an 18 to 13 score after its victory in the first two games. In the first two games Pi Psi won from Acela with the lead of 29 to 19, while Gamma Delta was easily downed by Delta Chi 15 to Pi Chi B (B) for坠ted to Sigma
The team of Phi Delta Theta swamped the Sigma Alpha Mau jugger with a score of 55 to 10. Kappa Beta Lambda 47 to 14 did Sigma Nu from the Cosmopolitan club 28 to 12. In a tight defensive battle, Alpha Chi Sigma scored 7. At the same time Tau Tau won a close game from Chi Delta Sigma 20 to 16. Delta Sigma Lambda forfeited
Tomorrow night on the west court Dunakin Club meets Delta Upsilon at 8. Sigma Phi Epison plays sigma Gamma at 9. Sigma Kappa plays sigma Alpha Kappa meeting Alpha Kappa Psi (B) at 16. On the east court at 8. Puison and Alpha Tau Omega meets. Sigma Beta meets Alpha Lambda at 5, and at 10. Phi, Chi (B) meets Delta Chi (B).
Intramural Games
This Week at the Theaters
The Pattee
Monday: Junior Coghrain and Louis Walheim in "Shape-Shaulers." Tuesday: Patsy Rath Mills, Mother Teresa. Wednesday: "Fall of Eve." Also Read How in "Cloud"
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Thursday: William Collier, Johanna Ralston "The College Couette."
Virginia Baked Ham
Candied Yams Mashed Potatoes
Rolls Preserves
Fruit Salad
Milk -- Coffee
Saturday: Wally Wales in "Tearng into Trouble."
Sunday Eve.
Friday: Rene Adoree and Aller Hale in, "The Snieler."
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--at Eureka, Jan. 15 and 16. The conference includes five commercial beef berrys from each of the four counties (Greenwood, Butler, and Wilson.
--at Eureka, Jan. 15 and 16. The conference includes five commercial beef berrys from each of the four counties (Greenwood, Butler, and Wilson.
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--at Eureka, Jan. 15 and 16. The conference includes five commercial beef berrys from each of the four counties (Greenwood, Butler, and Wilson.
Kansas Finds New Rival For Her Sunflower Title
Des Moines. — Kansas has long borne the nickname of "Sunflower State" but she also owns the sunflowers for her neighbor commonwealth of Iowa is pressing her closely for the sunflower plant that she has meeting of the systematic section of the Botanical Society of America, an town botanist, Miss M. Rae Johns of Iowa and a member of Iowa sunflowers and their relatives. There is an imposing array of them; shatten genera, comprising scores of sunflowers; the flower down to the tiny creeping things like the introduced weed Galium cineraria; the flower down to the tiny creeping weeds, hated of hayfower suffers,
Campton, Ky., Jan. 11.—(UP) The Goodeary bump Puritan urtean from Akron, Ohio, to Gadden, Al., rammed the knob of Breathmount airborne snow storm near Lee City, Ky., early today and was wrecked.
What's Doing Back Home News From Kansas Towns
Salina, Jan, 11; —(UP)—Dr. M. G. Cockey, for many years in the physician in Salina, has been appointed physician and surgeon in Fort Dodge, soldiers' home at Fort Dodge, Iowa. During service with the army he saw service in several foreign wars in India, in Pakistan, now Peking China.
--at Eureka, Jan. 15 and 16. The conference includes five commercial beef berrys from each of the four counties (Greenwood, Butler, and Wilson.
Newton, Jan. 11, — (UP) — A 5000-
000 endowment fund to be used for a
Methadist Children's home at Randol
kath, Kan., has been started here.
The campaign is being directed by the
campaign leader and recently
cently from New York where he spent
the past 10 weeks in the interests of
the campaign.
Winfield, Jan. 11. — (UP) — The second annual beef production school for Cowley county district will be held
Wellington, Jan. 11—(UP)—Forty-
three students from three other and
one Kuala Lumpur schools will be hire Feb. 5 for an annual inspection of this city. At moon they will be enter-
tained in a fun day of games and activities.
Council Grove, Jan. 11—(UP)—Shilby Murray, clerk of Morris county for two terms, has resigned to serve as county commissioner in California. Walter C. Owen, farmer and stockman of Burdette, has resigned to represent the county commissioners to replace him.
Garden City, Jan. 11—(UP) The Gamma oven, one of the largest wheat depositories in southwestern Colorado, after fire gutted it and destroyed 40,000 bushels of wheat and corn shortly before midnight. The structure cost $20,000.
John Bunn, of the University coach,
staff, refreshed the basketball contest
Friday night between Lawrence and
high school.
Topoka won 22 to 18.
Sport Tales
John Bunn has been named as one of the three officials for the Kansas state high school basketball tournament to be held in Topoka, March 29, 21, and 22. The other two are Dwight Edwards and Leslie Edmonds of Topoka.
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