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THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1923
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Intramural Court Championship Won by Beta Theta P
beat Phi Delt's for Title
Pi K. A.'s Take Third
by Victory Over
Phi Psi's
By scoring a field goal in the last minute of play, Beta Theta Pi came through last night with a 59 to 40 victory over intramural basketball championships for the gurkha berry bringing an end to the most hotly-contest battle of the intramural season, George Hurt, Beta forward, tossed the counter which was on target.
Seafoil, Beta center, opened the scoring with a field goal, which was followed by three baskets from the Phi Deltis, distributed between Foster Hubbard and Taylor. The first quarter ended with 5 to 6 in favor of the Phi Deltis.
Hurd, Beta forward, came back in the second quarter and tossed a long shot from center, then the young Beta from sinking another field goal from center which was soon followed by one out of three. The Beta could be unable to count only one point in the second quarter, this a free toss, by one out of three, in favor of the Betas.
Davis, Phi Delt guard, broke a two-minute period of scoreless playing in the game after he made it from the center of the court for the lone counter of his team in that period. Two points from the hands of Davies opened an offensive drive could master during the same period. Fast playing and snappy passing on the Bates' lead. Taylor and Foster came through with the necessary four points to tie the score at 13 to 13.
Beta Theta Pi, 15 FG FT
Hurd, f 3 0
Neill, l 1 0
Seefeld, c 1 0
Rotta, g 1 0
Eberhardt, g 1 0
Huff, g 1 0
Total 7 1
Put Delo Theta, 14 FG 71
Pitt Deleon f 1
Foster, f 2 1
Taylor, c 2 1
Davis, g 0 1
Outland, g 0 0
Lakin, g 0 0
Referees: Hinshaw and A. Woeste meyer.
Pi Kappa Alpha took third place it be intramural tournament by defeat ngi Kappa Psi, 20 to 15.
The Phi Pa's pulled up six point, in the first quarter and held the P in front of the defense. The defense brought a direct turn of the offensive the Phi Pa's letting their opponents score a half-down points while they could make to make a single count them.
The final contest was attended by about 309 spectators—the largest attendance in intramural history of the University, according to H. H. Gurtar, financial secretary of the department of physical education.
The second half started with both teams shooting from all parts of the court, the score remaining fairly even until Miller and Gradguerde each sank two shots to Alpha Alpha a four-point lead, which he bound up to the final score of 102.
Pit Kappa Psi, 15 FG FT
Sentence, f 1 0
Neal, f 1 0
Brookside, c 0
Rabb, g 1 0
Newman, g 3 0
Woods, g 1 0
Lyman, f 1 0
Totals 7 1
Pi Kappa Alpha, 29 FG FT
Ressie 0 0
Miller, f 5 2
Garlington, c 1 0
Swennan, g 0
Gradinger, g 2
Carnal, f 0
Compton, g 0
Totals 84
Ames Announces Schedule
of baseball and tennis schedules at Iowa State College were made public here today.
The Kansas Jayhawks, for the letters, the Kansas Jayhawks invade the Cyclone diamond for a two-player game. At the local season, and the Kansas relay, at Lawrence, will be the first outdoor competition for the Iowa State team.
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Winners of the women's intamurai volleyball games last night were Alalpha Xi Delta, Alpha Ometer Pi, and Alpha Delta, Pi.
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Pi Beta Phi lost to Alpha Xi Delta 26 to 35; Gamma Phi Beta to Alpha Omicron Pi, 14 to 27; and Delta Zeta lost to Alpha Tau Pi, 16 to 46.
The line-nws:
Delta Zeta: Miller, Stalman, Goddard, Brown, Swenson, Bryant, Benson, Sabra, and Taylor.
The life-cups:
Alpha Delta Pi; Breckenridge
Short, Leidigh, White, Eannis, Hoff-
man.
Alpha Omicron Ip: Gieler, Clark Myers, Garrett, Bennett, Cleveland, Longencker, McMorran, Swainland Gamma Phi Beta: Robertson, R Lincecott, L. Lincecott, Kinny, Blanchard, Henderson, Bradford, Bruno, Renne
Pt Beta Piha; Babli, Elston, Fisher,
Coffman, Hackney, Poindexter, Little,
Lomb, Wilkinson, and Krauner.
Alpha XI Delta: Cornelius, Wright,
S. Sherbon, Edmonds, Kieser, A.
Shelson, Glauwler, Wagner, Hancke
Spring Grid Practice,
Scouting, to Be Topics
at Big Six Meeting
Expansion of Fresh Footba
Activity Also on Agenda
for March 22
Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, expressed himself this morning as favoring a four-hour practice and a two-hour practice. He stated that after a conference with H. W. Hargiss, head coach of football, regarding the practice, he cited upon four weeks as the ideal length for the spring practice.
Recommendation of athletic directors for an expansion of freshman football activities will be discussed at the State Fair on Monday, March 22 and Norman, Okla. March 22 and 23. Scouting and the length of spring training are also a consideration from the group, W. W. Davis, of the department of history, will represent Kanaas at the conference.
At present it is probable that the spring football period will extend over a period of six weeks. However, a few months ago the football team added the gresten. Freshmen will practice during the spring period under the same conditions as the varsity, unless the season is cut short.
That freshman team play two or three games in the Big Six conference was also brought out in the recommendation.
The plan was tried in 1926 under the old Missouri Valley conference and the receipts were donated to a similar university, similar ar agreement is being sought.
Little freshman activity in any form athletics is provided for in the Big Six athletic programs, and the desire of the athletic directions in their recommendation to expand the program is supported.
The two-year plan would provide or a home and home bases of play for the team. The two-year plan would give invaluable rackets to the team in the ability to help the team in the arena teams.
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Dr. Allen and Varsity Squad Attended Last Night
Dr. F. C. Allen and ten Jayhawk basketball players went to Kansas City last night to witness the games in which they played. The trip was sponsored by Doctor Allen personally and not by the athlete as occasion. The purpose of the trip was to benefit Doctor Allen, was the benefit the players might get from observing the game. Those making the trip with Doctor Allen were Cox, Ramsey, Padget, Jim Bunch, Pete Baune, Patton, Jason Burrell, Sutton, Ralston, and Baj Jeffrey.
Cagers to A. A. U. Meet
Three part-time instructors in the department of Chemistry have secured excellent positions which they will offer after leaving the University this year.
Russell, McAlister, and Blue Get New Positions
Mr. Harold Russell, who will receive his Doctor of Philosophy degree this summer, has accepted a position in the Eastman Kodak, Co. of Rochester, N.Y. The company is the largest manufacturer of fine chemicals in the country as well as being the outfielder for Kodaks and photographers supplies.
Mr. Walter McAlister, who will receive his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Jane, has secured a position in the Bureau of Standards in Washington, D.C. His work will be mainly towards the research of corrosion.
Mr. Richard Blue has received a teaching fellowship in the department of Chemistry in the University of California.
Lawson Gets Nomination For City School Board
Paul B. Lawson, assistant dean of the College, was nominated to candidate for the university public school system, in the primary held March 12. The election
T. E. Hanks, watchman at the Uti
tervity, we; a candidate for nomina-
tion as Commissioner of Public Utilities,
but J. L. Constance, Gretel Pet-
ket,
Six candidates were chosen to run for office on the school board, and three of these are to be elected sought nomination in the primary.
Preparations Are Begun to Plaster Snow Hall
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The outside walls on the third story of the new Snow hall are going up. On the first floor and in the basement metal hall is being raised on in preparation in the basement are nearly complete and soon will be ready for plastering. Framework for the partitions on the first floor is being erected and if good weather conditions should be ready for use by next fall.
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Seattle, Wash. —(UP)—Necking is frowned on by co-eds of the University of Washington but they are "no one more than" of whom they are particularly fond.
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4. Play bridge, tennis, golf, swim and dance. If not all, then do these two certainly—play bridge and dance
5. Read the papers. Know your current politics, politics and athletics It is well to converse on serious topics.
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6. Hiding a "line" is helpful. Even if you are not the type, this "great big-guest-boy" stuff does get over, when used in moderation, or just plain.
7. Do not neck. If a girl is charming and peppery enough to interest a boy she need not worry about being the cold-dyer type.
10. First, last and always—be feminic.
D. Do not kiss prominently. There is no harm in kissing a boy friend of whom you are particularly food attracted, but intriguingly, but not aggressively. A good general effect you produce so he as pretty as you can.
Indiana University's latest journal性 venture appeared on marble 1 in the form of a "little sentral sheet with the bright orange cover."
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John Bunn, assistant football coach and head coach of baseball, who has been suffering from an attack in injury, said he had slightly improved, according to word received from his burge. He expects his son's coaching duties in a few days.
Bunn Recovering From Flu
Baseball Coach Expected Back on Duty Soon
During his absence, the baseball squad has been working under the bat of former first baseman Paul Fisher, promoting left-handed pitcher, has had charge of the batting order.
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Canadians Use Phones
Ottawa, Ont. — (UPS) — Canada are the world's greatest telephone conversationist. On a per capita basis, Ottawa had 483 telephone per year are held by the people of Canada, compared with 2013 in the next highest, in 157 in Denmark.
Snake in Banana Shipment
Hamone, N. H.-An unexpected visitor, in the form of a three foot snake arrived in this town in a shipment of bananas from Central America.
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Prof. W, B. Unger of Dartmouth College identified it as a young Boa importer, a close relative of the better known Boa constrictor. Both varietals were preyed upon but kill their prey by squeezing it to death. The adult Boa importer is a large predator.
Athletics at the University of Wisconsin this year are again on a high note. The team has a successful year, and the first semester of 2018 will include a rating of 800 for all contests.
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