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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1929
Phi Delt and Beta Win in Basketball Semi-Final Games
Victors Will Meet March 13
to Settle Championship
Over 38 Teams
for 1928-9
Pi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi are the winners of the semi-finals in the intramural basketball tournament played last night. They will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 to determine the winners for the 1928-29 season in the NCAA Tournament, before the direction of E. R. Elbert, professor of physical education.
The Betsa took an early lead from the Pi Kappa Alpha's and finished the first quarter with the score of 5 to 1. The score at the half was 7 to 6, but the low final grinding would make a low final score the feature of the game.
seasoned nearly half the Beta's points while the Pi K, A, men distributed their scores among guard, center, right and high point man have three scores.
The Pi Kappa Alpha players took long shots in contrast to the snappi floor-wear of Eberhardt which nottered with a few sets from close range.
Phi Dellis Win From Phi Psi
Phi Psi host to Phi Dellis by a
point margin in one of the fastest
games of the intramural tournament.
The team is now on top of the
column by throwing a field goal from
back center for the Phi Psi.
Foster and Hubbard, Phil Delt score aces, made several drives which brought the score to 8 to 14 at the half line. The Giants led the Psi Pilis players in a very aggressive battle in the last four minutes of the game which resulted in nine point increase in their score but did not win. The six-goal lead of the Phil Delts.
Filt Dia Name | FT | Filt Kappa Name |
Tuber, F | 0 | Powder, F | 0 |
Baker, T | 0 | Powder, F | 0 |
Blackhead, L | 0 | Woodwool, F | 0 |
Dialled, H | 0 | Woodwool, F | 0 |
Lakie, L | 0 | Knauf, F | 0 |
Mahoney, F | 0 | Knauf, F | 0 |
Totals 11 3 7 Totals
References: Davis and Hinsway
jock 0x1734 Flaxt 0x268 A
lark 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
fairbanks 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
fairbanks 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
harbord 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
harbord 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
harbord 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
huff 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
huff 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
huff 0x1753 Flaxt 0x268 A
7 1 6 Total
T. N, T., Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Delta Pi Are Winners.
Volleyball Scores Lopsided
T, N, T, Alpha XI Delta, and Alpha Delta Pi were the winners in the three women's intramural volleyball games last night in Johnson gymnasium.
The line-tips were:
Chi Omega: McCurdy, Fikin, Mar-
shall, Van Pymn, Mitchell, Zion, Dulton,
Culter, Halsey, Kohr, and Garri-
ron.
The T. N, T.'s desired Alpha Omega III score is overwhelming score of 46 to 7. Alpha Omega III Phi Beta 35 to 11. Alpha Delta Pi walked away from Chi Omega at the end of the season.
Alpha Delta Pi: Breckoridge
Short, Leidige, White, Coghill, Hoff
man, Stewart,蒸水, Sand伯尔
Gamma Pii Beta: Robertson, Stone Gowin, Hitchcock, L, Linears, R, Lin scott, Henderson, Blanchard, Knimpey, Phenet
Alpha XI Delta: Wright, Cornelius E. Sherbon, Edmonds, Kiecker, A Sherbon, Giannue, Wagner, and Hancock.
Alpha Omicron Pi; Bennett, McMoran, Longenocke, Sweedland Garrels, Myers, Mungford, Geisler Bartlett, Kurtt曼, Clark
T. N. T.: H. Lawson, White, M.
Lawson, Deaver, Whisman, Peterson
Harper, Northcutt, Seward, Easton.
Johnson Suffers Cuts From Baseball Practice
Kenneth Johnson, bax², suffered severe cuts and bruises about the eyes yesterday afternoon while making an attempt to pitch in a baseball practice. He was running after the ball and struck the barbell with his right hand, causing the practice field. Several stitches were taken in his forehead at the University, where he is fielding in the Varsity team last year.
A University of Colorado student will be a guest of Mary Pickford at Beverly Hills by virtue of winning a beauty contest.
(1)
Add. Noy Bit to the Spring Surroundings -- Attractive styles in Spring neckwear.
Cox Leaves Mat
Captain Tommy Cox, after nine years participation in school instruction, announced that he will be quite the matte-game, for asher a collegiate contest
He is Big Six champion for the 145 pound division in which he has always participated. Tommy has worked up to the leadership by winning third place in both Missouri Valley and Nebraska this year and by being eliminated in the Missouri Valley semifinals in 1927.
Captain Cox has not made his plans plainly definitely known, but in contemplation making application for a new position in some Kansas high school.
Women's Rifle Team Beats Oklahoma Aggies by Score of 1436-1336
Geraldine Shelley Shoots Hig Score of Match and Sets New Record
New Record
The women's rife team of the University beat the women's rife team of the Oklahoma Agries last week by one hundred points. The final score was Oklahoma Agries 1256, Oklahoma Agries 1356. This is one of the burest margins of the year.
For the only time during the year the match was fired from three positions — prone, siting, and kneeling. “This is the barricet match to fire,” Lieutenant Meyers and today, “and one third of the defense has difficulty of the match in the kneeling position which is the hardest position to fire.”
Geraldine Shelly, c'29, made the highest score of the match. Her score was prone; 39; sitting; 36 and kneeling, 66. These are the highest three games of her season for any woman here at the University. Only one man has beaten that score in two years. "Miss Shelly will have one of the highest scores for shooting that bus ever been made before, here after," the season." Lieutenant Meyer said.
This week the women's rife team is trying matches with Northwestern. The women will play at the University, and the University of Vermont. These four matches will be
--and searchlights.
Intramural Announcements
Intramural Announcements
--and searchlights.
K. U. Squad Holds Initial Work-Out of Baseball Year
International wrestling finals (Spine
Snappers Union) will be held tonight in
Robinson gymnastium at 7:30, free to
the public.
Basketball Letters This Week
Candidates for basketball letters will
be announced in writing, followed by
the University physical education
corporation which is expected to meet
the requirements of the National
F. C. Allen, professor of physical education.
This corporation, commonly known as the athletic board, is comprised of six faculty members and eight faculty numbers.
E. R. ELBEL.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
Director of intramurals.
Practice to Be Continued Each Afternoon Until First Game on April, JJ
April 11
Thirty-one men, including a new addition to the pitching staff, reported for the yesterday afternoon. Bob Gump, a sophomore, who has been out for wrestling and therefore unable to watch the first time last night, Gump has had considerable pitching experience. The pitching staff, which has been weakened by the loss of several of that year's starters, has lost its balance. The workout last night consisted of loosening up a bit, throwing the ball around, and chasing飞
8 D P 6
One casually occurred during the practice. Kenneth Johnson, a member of last year's team, suffered severe cuts and bruises when he ran into the barbed wire fence at the south end of the practice field trying to escape. Several at least were taken in his forehead at the University hospital.
**Willice will be held every day,**
from 3:30 to 5:30, regardless of
the weather. **Bum this morning.**
“When the warden is inclement we will lose the**
clothes.”
Dates of the first games are April 11 and 12, which will give plenty of time to pick a squaw and whip it into shane, if weather conditions permit.
Coach Bunn plans to start playing practice games a week from next Fri. There are no other practices on the root of the season. He should be ready, he thinks to pick his squad by
More men are expected out tonight T. C. Bishop and Rub Thomson will not report for baseball practice until spring basketball practice is finished
Speed Cuts Death Rate
Lancing, Mich., — (UP) — Fatalities resulting from automobile accidents declined in Michigan during 1928 for the first time since 1913. A study which abolished all speed limits on state highways, believe the lack of a specific chevrolet on speed has something to do with the low mortalities.
Last year was the first under the new order. Prior to 1923 there was a 35-mile maximum speed on all state roads, but in 2001 it became a steady increase up to that time.
Removal of the speed limit with substitution of a clause requiring that all vehicles be operated in their operation of automobiles, was the only radical departure in the law.
The decrease in fatalities in 1928 was small—numbering only 18, but considering the greatly increased number of licensed motor vehicles and the increase in traffic theft, the per capita decrease under that of 1927.
State police report that under the new traffic laws motor vehicles travel more rapidly, but likewise with less speed. The state law that under the statute limited speed.
Fatalities From Automobiles Drop Under New Law
The Mathematics club held its regular semi-monthly meeting in room 214 (all admit Admin) afternoon. Alvin Howell, e25, read papers on the mathematics of the ordinary slide plasmometer and the ordinary plasmometer. Howell illustrated his talks with demonstrations of the ordinary and complex slide rules and
Illustrated Talks Given at Mathematics Meeting
Rankin's Drug Store
New members who signed the constitution of the club are: Garland E. Marple, R伯特 W. Smith, John G. Waugh, Philip O. Bell, Lawrence and Morris Taplin. Refreshments were served after the meeting closed.
Now Is the Time for Hikes and Picnics
and the time to come in and see our new line of flashlights
11th & Mass
"Handy for Students"
Phone 678
Wire Flashes
Clyde, Kans.,—(UP)—A business man here was arrested today as he was speeding home to save his pants. "My wife's club is going to have a rumple sale," the man said, "and I wanted to save, my other pair of
--from
The court thought the man had a real reason.
Daytona Beach, Fla.—(UP)—An American attempt to win back the world's speed record from Maij, H. O. Segrave, British driver who was the first man on a hour in his Golden Race arrow yesterday, was delayed today by cloudy weather. Visibility was poor along the street and J. M. Whiteo, owner of the Silver Streak, told Baldwin who will drive it and not try for the weed today.
Washington. — (UP) — President Hower today signed the commission bill renewing the appointment of rear admiral James Hancock, chief of the bureau of naval aeronautics.
Fayetteville, Ark. — (UF)—Arkansas' affirmative debate team deserves the honor of winning by a vote of 89 to 61, audience decision last night. The subject for debate is the national statute for the jury system of trial should be adopted in the United States.
Frosh Baseball Men Meet
About Twenty-five Candidates Answer First Call
About 25 men answered Coach Steve Hibbins's first call for freshman baseball Monday afternoon. No other team was present, but regular practice sessions will begin after the first official call is issued. This call will be made during a week of practices well under way. Candidates are now working out in pairs and on their own initiative. A few men who are now out for spring basketball will attend.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
According to Himhaw, there is a wealth of material in school for freshman baseball and everything points to a good team.
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Suits Cleaned and Pressed
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Phone 498
"Postage Grab" Past House; Only Seven Nay Votes Cast Against It
Bill Giving Legislators Another $75 Already Was Approved by the Senate
Topека—(UIP)—Members of the legislature, who are slashing off slices of the appropriations for the state government, would benefit if there were increases in state government costs, did not hesitate today when a bill was presented to give them a second “postage grab” or when the bill to give them additional funding is unreachable reached final consideration.
Only seven of the 124 house members voted against the bill which had been introduced in August to add another number 875 for postage, telegraph and telephone expense. Each member got a like amount easier to pay than the average person of each member has drawn. The total cost, telephone and telegraph business of the legislature costs the takers $120 million.
Not quite so many of the house
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
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St. Patrick's Day candy for parties.
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CHOCOLATE SHOP?
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8395 Decisions Favoring This Smoke
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Gentlemen:
Ipawich, S. D.
Sept. 4, 1928
In answer to the challenge of J. L.
Roberts of Columbia, S., D., as printed in
the Minnesota Journal I mounted Sun-
tle on a wall. The writer's edgewrit-
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and for two years previous to that
time I imputed QoId, which, I believe,
is
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I have never smoked any other brand of tobacco but Edgeworth during the twenty-three years.
Yours very truly.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) Chas Boatock
Justice of the Peace
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members were willing to give the governor the $2980 to buy a new auto dealership, and the $575 was purchased for the governor two years ago. Twenty-three of the home owners have had an A bill has been prepared to give a bonus to the house and Senate eminent deputies.
Pen and Scroll will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 tonight, in the rest room of the central Administration building.
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Spring Stetson Hats — $8.50
Spring Top Coats
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new Varsity long length coat —
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Coats that can be used for dress or protection sunshine or rain.
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