PACE SIX THE UNIVERSITY DAULY KANSAN SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1929 Aggie Wrestlers Win From Kansas Matmen at Manhattan, 20-8 Jayhawkers Win One Fall, One Decision, in Second Big Six. Contest Six Contest Mannahat, Jan. 19. —(UP) The Kansas Angles wrestle team won their third victory in four starts by defeating the Kansas University Jayhawks. Each team won one fall and the Angles took five decisions to Kansas' one. Steve Church, wrestling in the 165-pound class, won the only Kansas fall of the evening when he pinned Chapman of the Aggies in 9:45. Ander Larson in the 155-pound class won a decision over Lamur for the only other Kansas score. Captain Tommy Cox lost his first battle on October 23; 2377 his coverage over him. Tommy was feeling sick before the bout of the result would have been much drier. Church wrestled the best bout of the evening for the Jayhawk team, who now doing good work in the heavyweight division. The in the 155th class in the Oklahoma meet and entered the ring against the Aggie man more than 40 times. Conch Rauman says the Wildcats have the best team they have ever put on the mat. 115-pound class—Anderson, Kansas won the decision from Latimer, Kansas State. Time advance, 1:30. 125-hour class—Rice, Kansas, lost the time decision to Gossney, Kansas State. Time advantage, 5 minutes. 135-pound class—Stough, Kansas lost the time decision to Brown, Kansas State. Time advantage, 6.54. 145-pound class-Cox, Kansas, lost the time decision to Alson, Kansas Arguies. Time decision, 2:34. 155-pound class--Miller, Kansas bost by a fall to Warner, Kansas State. Time: 8:57 165-poled class—Church, Kansas, threw Chapman, Kansas Aggies, Time. 9:45. 175-pound class—Cummings, Kansas, lost the decision to McKibbon, Kankanen, Heavyweight —Hatton, Kansas, lost the decision to Hertington, Kansas Referee. Clapp of Nebraska "Bo" McMillan to Stay Will Continue as Aggie Coach for Coming Year Manhattan, Jan. 13—(UP) - A, N "Bo" McWilliam will be head as he coach at Kansas State Agricultural College at least another son instead of changing, possibly to coaching staff, be announced today. Coach McMillan returned today from FT Worth. We wish him well and have been able to discuss hisicials regarding the possibility of obtaining him as a coach at the Texas "I felt all along that my place nee year would be at Manhattan, but had to go to Ft. Worth because I knew his friends there would," he said. Flooders of Potter Cause Wading Party The flooding was placed in the bands of the city street department on the left, where it flowed in the higher points of the art. Instead of throwing water over the surface, they allowed a stream to play with it, and the ice melted away as the ice in such a manner that it melted through and caused the surroumbing ice to have a thirst agent on its surface. The city of Lawrence in an effort to make the skating better for the University students flooded Potter's lake a few days ago. The tee was in fairly good condition before the championship and they decided to make it better. The names of the boys will never be known as they consider it a disgrace to end a perfect sport in a pearl diving contest. Now to the next tragedy. Certain University students skating at the lake the next morning noticed the ice seemed particularly clear at one point along the west bank and decided to try the ice there but found it slippery. They were waikled upon they crashed through and found themselves wading instead of skating. Roby's serve special 35c hot plate luncheon Sundays. Phone 50.—Adv. An 8x10 camera with all professional equipment has been purchased by Indiana State Normal chief for the taking pictures to be used in a 50-page publicity brochure to be issued by the college in the spring. Omaha Hat Shop 717½ Mass. St. We clean your hat, repair your shoes, shine them and deliver them to your address. Phone 255 Scoring Javhawk Tom, "T. C." Bishop, sophomore forward who has been teaming with Rub Thomson as one of the leading Kansas scorers. --any size Sport Gossip --any size Kansas has held the valley championship in track for the last two years and Kansas led the Big Six. This gives every indication of at least as successful teams in the indoor events, but with just the Kansas athletes have ranked well with the others, but for some reason the superiority that we would expect. The indoor track is under the east stadium. It is poorly lightened and there is no need of any heating water. Water from the stadium and frozen on the truck until near newly one third of the length of the track rink much more than a race track. Added to this the turns are so sharp that it is necessary to break stride Give Extension Course in Education for the Deal The first meet of the indoor season is the K.C.A. C, invitation meet Feb. 9. With the track in its present condition jogging exercises the only form of training the men can have. The Jayhawkers can hardly be in position in condition as long as the present training facilities are not improved. The question of an extension for the education of the deaf to be offered next summer was tentatively applied under a committee Friday afternoon in the office of Dean R. A. Swiegel of the School of Education. This course will be given in connection with a nation-wide conference of teachers of the deaf. This fact concerns the University, according to Dean Schwegler, in that the faculty and students have reason to out into the special fields of education, such as the teaching of the deaf and of the blind, and the re-education of delinquent and others in need of special education for typical children in ordinary schools. No other school is offering any course like this, the dean says, and if it proves successful it will mean the institution in the field of special education. Send the Daily Kansan home. Provide through Provident You are up and doing. Business is fine, Lots of health. Plenty of "ppp." Filled with the joy of living! Look Ahead Man, Look Ahead! But Look Ahead Man, Look Ahead! Put some of today's funds into life insurance that will take care of you in the tomorrow's tie ahead. Send us the coupon and find out how little you will have to save each year to get $100 a month when you are older. Look Ahead Man, Look Ahead! Provident Mutual life insurance Company of Philadelphia Travel Insurance Triangle fraternity played Pi Uppon fraternity a very close game being able to keep a few points in the battle about the battle which ended 41-35. Intramural Games --any size The Phi Delta Chi fraternity defeated the Cosmopolitan Club by 4 forfeit, due to non-appearance of the players. O. K. Fearing Telephone 1615 408 West 6th St. The Phi Chi players had to forfeit to Phi Delta Theta at 11 a. m. on account of having to attend morning classes. O. K. Fearing Delta Chi. 28 FgFT FGFT Nire, f 2 0 0 F 2 0 0 Smith, f 3 0 0 F 3 0 0 Pierce, f 4 0 0 F 4 0 0 Phi Mu Alpha 32, Flett Ibryan, f 2 Levie, f 0 Lewis, f 0 Herogef, f 7 Morisson, f 0 Pemson, g 0 Totals 16 2 BED TIME FG PFT Hard, f 3 1 1 4 Hard, g 3 1 1 4 Scholbed, e 3 0 2 1 Retra, g 3 0 2 1 Senhorde, g 1 1 0 1 Senhorde, g 1 1 0 1 Sanf, f 0 1 0 1 A, K. Lambda | | FOLEF | | :--- | :--- | | Irani, f | 1 0 2 | | Welia, f | 1 3 0 | | Rock, f | 1 0 0 | | Rau, f | 0 0 0 | | Ball, r | 1 0 0 | | Williams, r | 1 0 0 | A. K. Sigma, 8 PGPT1 Piotrowski, f 0 0 Cawson, f 2 0 Cawson, f 2 0 C. Sawson, g 1 0 Wesoff, g 0 2 Total: 926 Phi Kappa, Phi Phi Mossy, f 0 FF 0 Snith, f 1 0 Honey, f 0 0 Honey, f 2 0 Flower, f 0 0 Flower, f 0 0 Flamingo, f 0 0 Total 12 3 2 Armenia, 21 FIG. (T) Karl, f 2 Thadson, h 0 Sullivan, v 0 Mineck, g 0 Ovchen, g 0 Saturday's Scores Sigma Tp. II. 29 FGFT F Krisse, c 1 0 1 Pflake, f 1 0 1 Drey, s 2 0 1 Dry, e 2 0 1 Steverson, g 1 0 1 Totals 10 1 Dunkin Club, 10 PO FT Train, f, x 2 * 0 Brown, l 2 * 0 Wakayama, i 2 * 0 Miller, v 2 * 0 Miller, w 2 * 0 Poppy, f 2 * 0 Totals 19 1 1 Alpha Sigma Alpha. F GFTT Gaiasson, f 0 Albiono, f 0 Aloeine, f 0 Giavola, l 1 Ginocchio, l 1 Libernano, g 0 Liberbon, g 0 Winterberg, w 1 Chi Delta Signa, 6 FACTOR Cherubin, g 0 0 Sandberg, h 0 0 Rock, g 0 0 Peltink, g 0 0 Cheboyg, g 0 0 PIT 1 0 0 Bulley, f 1 0 0 Freit, f 1 0 0 McConnell, f 0 0 0 Lennard, f 1 0 0 Mettner, f 1 0 0 Read the Kansan Want-Ads Old Coverlets on Display Coverlets made in the early part of the nineteenth century are now on display in the basement of the Spooner-Thayer museum. Some of the coverlets have been woven by hand by women in their homes, and others have been woven and more intricate design have been made by professional weavers. These coverlets represent a type a American art that is now practically extinct. They are an expression of the artistic feeling of the people of those earlier pioneer times, who had never until now quantified their love for the beautiful Historic Art Done by Pioneer Women in Homes Stories are told by the designs on some of the coerfecta. Standard designs are used on others and these have been named. Some of the more popular designs are known as Pine Leaf, White Rose, Hickory Leaf, and White Rose. The coverlets which at one time were used quite commonly on the best upholstery pieces, possessions and are used as tapestries in even the most elaborately decorated rooms. Usually the name of the coverlet is not known, because it are woven into the coverlet. New York, Jan. 10, (UP) -John Dickerson, or, is holding his direct control of the Standard Oil street control of the Standard Oil company of Indiana from Col. Robert W. Roberts. "Mr, Rockefeller, a.r., is taking no active part in this fight," the regular spokesman for the Rockefeller family and today "let he agree with Rockefeller Receives Moral Support of His Father "The story that he will come here from Florida to add his son is ridicuous." Toguchi, Jan. 19—(UP) —The Toguchi Force has voted to have court approval of a Gomperse action at Washington, D.C. The memorial will sit at the Gomperse National Museum. The same authority estimated that the Rockefeller's now垫近似 fifteen thousand proxies from Standard of Indiana stockholders. QUALITY — SERVICE AMARKS The Sift Shop JEWELRY Makepeace & Strobel 735 Mass. Phone 1881 "I's a pain . . . writing letters. "Why write? I call my folks up every week. It's easier." "It's a pain . . . writing letters." Of course you think of the folks! 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Twenty years ago, Nutt killed a man whom he found with his wife in a downtown shoe store in Joplin, Mo. He was accused of murder on the scene and later found guilty. A Cole killed two men twenty years ago while living at Grandmay. He accused them of being attentive to their wife. Convicted of murder, he was later acquitted, when the case was tried for trial, by the supreme court. Hughes Is Not Available for Secretary of State New York, Jan. 19—(UP)—Charles Evans Hughes, "in not available for any office," his secretary announced today, in response to reports of an investigation into him. However he offered Hughes the post of secretary of state in his cabinet. After conferring with Hughes, the secretary issued the following state order: "Mr. Hughes will not comment on any such report. It should be under review by the appropriate member of the permanent court of international justice, Mr. Hughes is." Typewriters for Rent Now is the time to get that rental machine. 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