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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWKENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920
Secret Practice for Court Squad Starts Tonight
Allen Promises New Style of Basketball Playing To Kansas Fans This Year.
This Year
That Jayhawker basketball fan will see the Kannas quintet playin' a new game of style this season is one they'll have to learn. The announcement today that the squad will begin secret practice tonight. Nobody will be allowed to view the team in action until the opening possession game with Warthrahn at Topps Dee
Since Doctor Allen must attend the meeting of Big Six athletic officials to be held in Kansas City on Tuesday, he will play under the coach's supervision remains before the title with the ichabots. The squad will continue to work out, howey's said.
Allen called his varius candidate together last night for a chalk-talk and serigraphy. Some 30 men reported for the practice.
A quintet for Jum Bauch at center, "Rob" Thompson and T. C. Bishop at forwards, and Frosty Cox and Lee Pauge at guards worked the greatest part of the time, and are likely starters for the opening game Floyd Fisher and Father Newman were other space men used at different times.
In the favored five are three lettermen, Cox, Bishop, and Thompson, and each has a role in the play for the early part of the season's plays due to the limited time remains.
The center position is a problem again this season but the outbook row is more favorable than at the same time last year.
Recognize N. U. Rowdyism
Officials Regret Depredations at Manhattan
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 3, — (UP)
Whoopie party of University of New
Baskerville football game at
Knicks-Kraegle football game at
Manhattan, was recognized today with
Chancellor E. A. Burmezz of Lincoln
and the act of deprivation and
rowdiness.
Chancellor Barnette wrote to the editor of the morning Chronicle of Manhattan which commented on the events of 9/11, saying he carried away welcome flags from poles in the business section of Manhattan, saying, "I very much恨要 any act of roadjism exhibited by us. And those who were in attendance at the game."
Regular W. A. A. Meeting Will Be Tomorrow in Gym
The regular meeting of W. A. K will be held Wednesday at 4:30 in Robinson gymnasium, and all women interested in making class basketball teams are invited to be present. Managers for each team will practice schedules will be worked out.
Florence Kiscker, backbasket manager, and Elizabeth Sherbon, president of W. A. A. will be in charge of the meeting.
Read the Kansan want ads
Washburn Grooms Team for Heavy Court Season
Topeka, Dec. 3.- (UP) -Candidates or Washburn's basketball team are olding daily workouts in preparation for a 21-game season which opens
More than 30 candidates answered Coach Roy Wynne's first call which was given during football training at the University of the Philippines, the roll since the close of the pigskin scare.
The Isabed quintet will meet the Jayhawker squad on Dec. 17, on their home court.
Churchill Only Player in Big Six Conference to Make All-America
United Press Chooses Wingma
From Oklahoma On Third
Mythical Team
Three all-American football teams of composite selection were announced this afternoon by Frank Getty, sports editor of the United Press, who chose the teams with the assistance of more than 200 coaches, officials and critics.
Churchill, Oklahoma wingman, was the only man from the Big Six conference to land in this all-Armory place at end position in the third team.
Of the 33 men rating this selection, four are from Pittsburgh University, two being first-string men. Notre Dame furnished two players for first round games and two for Purdue placed one man on each team. The three all-American teams for
The three all-American teams for 1929 as named by the United Press follow:
First team: end—Tappan, U. S. C. and Donness, Pittsburgh; tackles—Harmon, Southern Methodist U. S.; Gormery, Pittsburgh; gomery, Pittsburgh and Cannon, Notre Dame; center—Tichnor, Harvard quarter—Cardee, Notre Dame; half-back—Welch, Purdue and Hufford, fullback—McEver, Tennessee.
Second team; ends—Fesler, Ohio State and Schoonover, Arkansas; tackles—Doug, W. & J, and Siegt, Purdue; ducks—Sington, Alabama and Schwartz, California; center—Heinecke, Stanford; quarter—Cagle, Stanford; Stainton, St. Mary, and Glassgow,ustaunnel; fullback—Parkinson, Pittsburgh.
Third team; end—Bates, West Mcd,
and Churchill, Oklahoma; tackles—Wakeman, Cornell and Twomey, Notre Dame; guards—Brumbelow, T. C. U. and Roberts, Iowa; center—Sinao, Fordham; quarter—Harmen, Purdue; pickers—Bauner, Talent
Uanaa, Uansas; tailbacks, Leland, T. C. U.
Tiger Court Square Strengthened Columbine, Dec. 3—(U)P—The keball square of the University of Missouri was holstered yesterday for (to further practice sessions when both fathers stars, John Wandorf, Richard Rutherford, Mark Gladson and Hubert Campbell conducted by Coach George Edwards.
Man Works 120 Days for 64c
Male, Oct. Dec. UPD UPd In 11th Chancellor's Council, in 11th Old Fellows hall in this city. After the job had been completed he figured his bill and collected. Later calculate how much money he will need for his four months work. Last week lodge members voted him a life memorial and did not charge them for his labors.
Social Fraternities Divided Into 4 Groups; Professionals Are Undivided
Intramural Basketball Schedule Announced; Games Start Tomorrow
Intramural basketball will open to
tomorrow on one of the largest sched-
ies yet to be announced at the
University of Kansas.
Are Undivided
Tomorrow's games are as follows:
8 o'clock—east court, Phil Delta
8 o'clock—Dunnakin club, west court
Beta Theta Pi vs. Lawrence Internepen
9 'o辟埃—eaut court, Phi Dhi Chi vi. Chi Delta Sigma; west court, Delta Tau Delta vs, Sigma Epsilon.
10 o'clock—east Court, Kentucky
Colonels vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
west court, Phi Chi vs. Triangle.
The division schedule for the various fraternities will consist of two divisions in the social group, two divisions in class "B" teams, which include those not playing for points in the tournament, which are the ones which will all play in one division.
The following is the list of fraternities and the division schedule in which they will play:
Social: Division I—Beta Theta Pii,
Lawrence Independents, Delta Tau
Delta, Sigma Phi Epilogue, Delta
SigmaLambda, Phi Kappa Alpha,
Delta Chi, Comp Sci,
Club Phi Gamma Delta, Sigma Chi
Phi Kappa.
Division 2- Phi Delta Theta, Durham Club, Kentucky College, Sigma Tau Phi, Florida State, Epsilon, Alpha KappaLambda, Phi Kappa Pi, Kappa Sigma, Acacia
Division 4, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma
Phi Epsilon, Phi Chi, Phi Kappa Psi,
Upsilon, Digma Signa Pi, Alpha
Kappa Psi, Delta Chi, Delta Tau
Delta Keta.
Class B teams: Division 3, Sigma Alpha Mu, Kappa Mappa, Delta SigmaLambda, Theta Theta Pi, Alpha Trau Triangle Alpha Equation, Tri angle Sigma Chi.
Professional Fraternities: Division
Phi Delta Chi, Chi Delti Sigma,
Delta Sigma, Delta Chi,
Delta Sigma Pik, Kappa Eta Kappa,
Phi Alpha, Alpha Cphi Sigma.
Although Kansas was in fifth place in the Big Six team standing at the close of the season, the Jayhawkers have a better claim for distinction in ranking first for points scored where both conference and non-conference titles were won.
J. Bausch, Cox and Page took turns being high point men for the conference nearly all season, but in the final standing ranked third, fifth, and sixth, of the winning band of Big Six teams, including non-famines, is shown below.
W L 1 T pct then op!m.
Mo. 5 2 1 471 78 28
Neb. 4 2 2 606 99 67
Obla. 4 2 2 606 99 67
*Okla. 2 2 2 500 96 68
K. S. A. C. 3 5 0 375 55 102
Anas. 0 non conference 55 102
Non-conference
Nebraska retained her football lead obtained last year in the newly formed Big Six conference when the Omaha, Colorado, over, and Missouri, which tied for second this year. The K-Aggies, who finished at the bottom last year, placed third last year. The ratings of other teams have been practically the same.
In the two years of the Big Six, 39 games have been played of which three resulted in tied scores. Following are percentages for the two top teams.
team Won 8 Lost Tied Pts.
Neb. 8 0 2 1.000
Mo. 6 3 1 1.655
Okla. 5 4 1 1.655
Ut. 6 3 1 1.655
K. S. A. C. 3 7 0 300
Armes 3 7 0 1 222
*Non-conference games eluded.
Kansas Squad Rates High Grid Men Are First for Points Scored in Season
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