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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Creighton Defeats Jayhawker Quintet in Omaha Tilt, 44-27
Kansas Weakens Before Fast Attack of Northerner's Tall Center
To the long string of defeats chalked up against the Jaynack basketball quintet another was added last night when the strong University of Creighton five defeated them by a score of 44 to 27, in a loosely played game. It was a non-encounter game and will have no bearing on Big Six standings.
Creighton jumped into the lead soon after the start of the game and was able to score late in the first half Kansas cut down the Creighton lead to seven points.
The Creighton team was centered around Jensen, ranger center, who had grown up in Kansai much worry. They had difficulty meeting the pitchers to meet his style of play, and it was his height that carried him through the entire list of 14 points in the Creighton score.
The only time Kannas looked as though they might develop some formidable opposition came early in the first half, when Creighton, leading by 12 points, had Cox and Thomson to sink a basket each, and McGuire to add a free throw.
Jensen came back with a goal and a win on Friday. On the Kansas goals case, infrequently Thomson managed to book five goals from the flyer, and a free throw, make it 3-1. Thomson scored five Hawkeyes. Cox played a stalemate fluff game, and Bishop nanked four field goals.
Kansas plays tonight at Ames, in the second meeting with the Iowa State quintet.
Completion
| | F | G | P | T | F | G | P | T |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Maryne, f | F | G | T | F | Maryne, f | G | T | F |
| Bibbey, f | F | G | T | F | Bibbey, f | G | T | F |
| Iverson, f | F | G | T | F | Iverson, f | G | T | F |
| Ramsey, c | F | G | T | F | Ramsey, c | G | T | F |
| McDermott, p | F | G | T | F | McDermott, p | G | T | F |
| McDermott, p | F | G | T | F | McDermott, p | G | T | F |
| McDermott, p | F | G | T | F | McDermott, p | G | T | F |
Former Kansas Athlete Successful in Coaching
Other Coach States:
Chicago - formerly an outstanding athlete in college; formerly a Northwestern head basketball coach at Northwestern tern University, in enjoying a successful coaching career.
His team has won five straight games and if they are successful in defeating Purdue, the victory will be worthless. He's a place with Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Senate
Expects to debate reapportionment bill.
Public lands committee continues executive session of proposed Salt Creek oil investigation.
House Considers Jones prohibition bill.
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Volleyball Tournament Will Begin March Seventh
Volley ball rules will be discussed at the meeting tomorrow of the intramural board, Miss Ruth Hoover an interviewer, and Miss Tracy Hoyerstrom begin March 7. Thursday.
Forty entries and rules have beer
sentenced by the intramural board.
Sentence are due back at Saturday noon, March 2
in a volleyball cup for the win.
--of Competition
Women's Interclass
Junior and senior basketball teams hand crushed defeats to the freshmen and sophomore teams respectively last night. In the first game, the juniors and freshmen, the score was 7-11, the score in the second game was 85-11.
The juniors all played well in the first game, and the freshmen were handicapped by the loss of three of the team, Lawson, E. R.ess and R. Weiss. The team was Vernilm, not up to her usual star playing. The box score:
The seniors met with little resistance in the second game, against the sophomores. The sophomore team won by 10 points; it was able to intercept the passes of the sophomores, most of which were too long and too high. Harper was out, but Wade scored 22 goals, Fillin made 15, and both of them were going good all the game.
Sophomos
Shelter-- 4
Brauner, f  5 FF 2  0
Brauner, f  5 FF 2  0
Harvey, f  22 0 Carter, f  3 0
Harvey, f  22 0 C Carter, f  3 0
Harvey, f  22 0 Zinn, f  3 0
Dahl, f  22 0 Stephenson, g  3 0
Dahl, f  22 0 Stephenson, g  3 0
Carlys, g  0 0 Bordelheim, g  0 0
Carlys, g  0 0 Bordelheim, g  0 0
Sewell, g  0 0 Balginer, g  0 0
Sewell, g  0 0 Balginer, g  0 0
Totals 42 1 0 Totals
Referee: AppeL
Stone, f 2 1 1
Whitman, f 1 1 1
Knicker, cf 10 12
Knicker, g 0 12
Plantar, g 0 0
Rugen, g 0 0
FIG. 7
Glenville, f    0   0
Hackley, l    2   0
Hackley, f    0   0
O. o. o. o. f.
Ucadford, f    0   0
Ucadford, f    0   0
R. L. L.
Expel Editors of Scandal Sheet
Los Angeles--Holl's Bells, soundal
heet of the University of California
Berkshire, were swamped by three
arsent editors were expelled; three
arsent suspended from school for six
months and the local chapter in the
new sheet, was abolished when the admi-
native staff of the university took
following a recent issue of the
shoes.
8 p. m., Sigma Alpha mu vs. Triangle; Delta Chi vs. Delta Union, 9 p. m., Kappa Eta Kappa vs. Delta Tau Kappa; Alpha Kappa Sigma vs. Delta Sigma Lambda vs. Delta Sigma Lambda; Sigma Phi Epison vs. Kappa Psi Phi.
6 p. m.; Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Signa
Alpha Epilima. Acacia vs. Kappa
Alpha Epilima. Acacia vs. Kappa
Pi Beta Pi. 10 p. m.; Alpha Tau
Tau Pi. 10 p. m.; Alpha Tau
Tau Delta Pi. 10 p. m.; Alpha Tau
Delta Tau pi. Delta Sigma.
Intramural Announcements
Games Feb. 26
Games Feb. 27
Your Shoes Never Show Their Age
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**Chl. Chr- 21.** FG FF P Delta Sigma. F
Undergrad, f 0 F F F Trawler, f 2 F F F
Bachelor, f 0 F F F Hardcover, f 2 F F F
Schmucker, f 0 F F F Hardcover, f 2 F F F
Bachelor, f 0 F F F Hardcover, f 2 F F F
Bachelor, f 0 F F F Hardcover, f 2 F F F
--of Competition
Dalma Sigma P1- PIH
Schneidery, FGFT
Ward, f 3 0
Ward, d 0 0
Degree, e 0 0
Holt, g 0 0
Blackley, g 0 0
Chittenden, g 2 1
Bowler, g 1 1
HOUK AND GREEN
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Alphna Kappa L.25— GFPP FF
Wells, f 1 3 0
Wells, f 1 3 0
Brock, f 5 1 2
Engh, f 0 0 0
McWilliams, g 1 2 0
The design for the Memorial to Dean Walker to be placed in the library of the school of Engineering and Architecture by the Alumni of the school is a problem for the students of the department of architecture. A series of five dollars will given for the design considered the best.
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Memorial Is Subject
This memorabilia will be placed on the west wall of the Engineering Library between the two west windows, and in the middle of the ground for a number of smaller memorials or inscriptions in honor of alumni who graduates and professors of the school.
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This idea of the miniature Hall of Fame, or honor roll, for the school of Engineering and Architecture was founded in 1907 as a subject of much studying and plining on his part before his death. The Memorial Committee believe that it would be most fitting to realise this miniature part of the Walker Memorial project.
The sketches will be judged by a committee consisting of Don Shanna, Steve Dornan, and Erik H. Dummeier, B.' S. 94. All students are required to take part in submissions designed.
An enrollment of 10,000 students is expected at Wisconsin University within a year. The fees may be increased.
Announcements
--dean of women's office before March 12.
The Jewish Student Union will hold its regular Wednesday evening meeting, 7:15, at the S. A. M. house.
Milo L. Minkin, secretary.
The Dramatic Club will meet to-tnight at 8 in the Little Theater in Green hall. All new members are especially invited to come.
Dorothy Gregg, president.
All applications for book exchange manager must be handed in to the
The personality group will meet Thursday afternoon at 10 a.m. at Henley house with Prof. Betilah Morrison as leader.
Dr. L. D. Hayenhill, sean of the School of Pharmacy, was unable to meet his classes today because of illness.
The Bacteriology Club will hold its regular meeting at 12:30 Thursday in the Union Cathedral. Dr. N. P. Sharer will present a presentation of bacteriology will speak.
Quack Club meeting for all members at 7:45 tonight. Everyone is requested to be present unless they call
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