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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929
Close Game Goes to Tigers in Last Minute Rush 34-30
Late Kansas Lead Fades as Gun Sounds in Big Six Court Tilt Last Night
The Kansas basketball quintet dropped another "tough one to lose" last night to the Missouri Tigers at Missouri to garner a couple of goals and an entire unit of play to win the game 34 to 30. Kansas had been holding a two-point lead before a trie of baskets between Iowa and Utah, closing three minutes of the scrap.
The score was tied several times during the fray, and the five battles were closely contested. The Tigers led 14 to 10 at the end of the first half. Neither team showed signs of bouncing back, and a period, rough tactics and man-to-man play dampened the quality of the game.
Fast in Second Half
In the second half both quintets came back strong, and dispensed with the personal type of play, so that it was easy to keep them at maximum nasium. Bishop started sinking long shots, while for Missouri, Woldor stood out as a guard that was playful.
With the score standing at 18-all, the Tigers slipped in a flurry of counters in rapid succession. They scored 25, then 25. Then Mercy scored for the Crimson and Blue, and Bishop tripped his feet, and the four basket putts karnas again
Kansas Holds Late Lead
Missouri again knotted the count with 13 to 29, Thomson added another at 26 to 29, Thomson added another to the Kansas side of the scoreboard. With less than three points, it looked like Jayhawker evening.
But Ruble came for the Bengals and sunk two from in the floor in rapid succession and Waldoft added another to the line, adding with Missouri four points ahead.
Hibiscus was "hot" early in the second half, and his three counters that passed him had two field goals and two free throws to make him high point man for the game.
The box score:
Missouri-34
G FT
Welsh, f      2 1
Crang, f      2 2
Ruble, f      2 0
Hohn, c      3 1
Raker, e      0 2
Waffner, g    4 2
Rouch, f      0 2
Totals
Kansas—30
Bishop, f               G F T
Thomson, f              5 2
Phlumbery, f            0 0
Ramsey, c              0 1
Dodds, c                1 0
Cox, g                 0 2
Munney, g              1 0
McCurray, g             0 1
12 6 1
Totals 1261
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Australia to Raise Own Tobacco
Officials=V. S. Egan, Grinnell; Edward Hess, Kansas City.
Although tobacco has been raised to a considerable extent in Australia in the past, smokers objected to a plea that it causes disease which they found in the native leaf.
Sydney, Australia, Jan. 16.-Aus-
talia's dependence on America for its
result of experiments in the growing
of tobacco at home, by C. J. Trog-
sell (U.S.) has found that a product equal to
the imported can be raised on the table.
Frederick Young, dean of the school of sociology and the University of Oregon's veteran professor, died recently. Dean Young completed an associate degree at the University and is well known in historical circles as an author.
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Sooners Beat Aggies by Overwhelming Score
Manhattan, Jan. 16. — Okhona
university romped away from the
Boston University in their second Big Six conference basketball game on Friday, 23 night, in the lead
the start, the Souconers were never
welcome. They were holding a
a 23 to 7 advantage.
The Sooner quintet chalked up its 20th consecutive victory by virtue of last night's game. Oklahoma defeated the University of Kansas last 27 to 25, their opening conference race.
Four Freshman Teams to Battle for Honors in Yearling Practice
Bunn Splits Squad of 39 Mo Into Groups for Tourney During Drill
Coach John Bunn, mentor of the freshman basketball squad has divided the group of 39 men into four teams. Competition has already started between these teams and they will play during the remainder of the season.
According to Coach Bunn, the freshman squad this year compares favorably with the yearlings of the previous season.
In the division of the group into teams Coach Bann did not place the outstanding players on one team. The purpose of this was to make the teams more equal in strength and to have more competition when they were together.
A feature of the freshman practice will be three prizes which will be given at the end of the season for the man who has the highest score in free throw shots from 100th trials. The prizes are being given by Coach Chun.
Members of the four teams are:
Team 1: Ted O'Leary, James Larson
Team 2: Clauch, Walter Willek
Warlier Carl Benn, Junior Cen, and Gerald Gurckel
Team 2: John Nable, Otf Rest,
Earnest Fritchie, Bunny Black, A. R.
Meyer, Arden Todd and Wilbur Sipe
Erich, Eric Dunn, Richard
Enrich, Otis Sturgeon, Harold Fred-
rick, Peter Bauch, Tom Taylor, Cliff-
ford Smith, Robert Colton, and John
Team 4: Jack Stevens, Milton Sorum, E. Bays, James Shotten, Tucker Packard, Reed Crites, Otis Sutton, Edward Hugg and Roy Maroux.
K. S. A. C. Starts Fund for Research in Milling
Manhattan, Jan. 16, —(UP) A fund of $540 will be contributed by students to a fellowship to promote research in flour milling technology at the Kansas State Agricultural college by Miller, Millers, a world-wide organization.
One man will be chosen each year by officers of the college and he will present plans and investigate some problems related to wheat milling.
University of Florida Wins Most Points in Nation
Gainesville, Fla., Jan. 16—Although they failed to win the championship, the Southern football conference, the Big Ten, gradients this year earned the distinction of winning more points during the season than any team in the nation. A total of 326 points in nine games were turned in as part of the National Team for America's high pointmark mark.
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Play will be resumed in the orga-
sure game and then in the orga-
schedule of six games. Only effec-
t teams are left in the four divisions
that have perfect scores to their
Fifteen Teams Still Undefeated in Race for Basketball Honors
Games in Next Two Nights Will Give Fans Basis to Judge
for a
The games tonight and tomorrow will give you an opportunity to draw what more same conclusions as to what more in each division. Those with wins in each division have the most
Final Winners
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Custody of Babe Ruth's Child Starts Legal Fight
Alpha Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Delta
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Chi, 8 p; m: Theta mu vs.beta
Chi, 8 p; m: Omega mu vs.beta
Gamma Delta, 9 p; m: Clipper Club
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Watertown, Mass., Jan. 16—(UP)
A legal battle over the custody of
9-year-old Dorothy Ruth, daughter or
adopted daughter of "Babe" Ruth
was in prospect today as investiga-
tion into the death of the husband
idle's wife, continued.
Rumors that the child, now at the academy of the AsUMpation at Wellesley hills, had been attacked by the announcement by Mrs. Ruth's family that they would appeal to the court for the conviction and claim the death woman's estate.
A report that "a wound had been found on the head of the dead woman" was denied today by medical examiner West.
"There was absolutely no such wound," Geo. L. West, medical examiner said. "There was no evidence of violence except that of fire."
Walter O. Woods, nominated by President Coldidge yesterday to be treasurer of the United States, was a member of the class of '94 at the University, though he never received a degree here. At present he is regi-
Joseph Zvirin, c'22, Kansas City,
Kan., has been pledged by Sigma
Alpha Mu.
Report Lists Most Prisoners From Outside State
Would Show Kansas Safe
Leavetown, Jan. 16, —(UP)—If the number of prisoners in the federal penitentiary here, is at all indicative of the criminal elements in the different states, Kansas should rank high as a peacekeeping and safe state, while the other two states located right in Kansas, ten states has more prisoners there than Kansas
The figures by states are as follows: Texas, 308; Missouri, 205; Iowa, 194; Oklahoma, 121; Ohio, 113; Indiana, 110; Minnesota, 101; District of Columbia, 87; and Kansas, 88. The number of federal penal institutions. Leavenworth has an average "population" 5,016. The Atlanta prison average is 3,016.
The importance of education as a crime preemptive is plainly shown. In the United States, almost all prisoners have nothing more than a grade school education. Only 24% of those in federal prison have tended colleges and universities. There are 80 men in the prison here who were convicted.
Fifty-one religious beliefs are listed by the prisoners. The Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Anglican houses; the Baptist denomination has 300; 210 claim Methodist affiliations
There are 159 prisoners under 20
years serving sentences. The high-
chance rate is between 20 and 40 years of age. There
are only 47 men here over 65 years.
Committee to Investigate
Mixed Group of Wets and Drys to Study Prohibition
Washington, Jan. 16. — (GP) — President-elect Ueber hover today announced to the senatorial wot and dry leader that he would appoint an impartial commission to begin a thorough going investigation of prohibition soon taking
The president-elect outlined plan to Senator Jones, Washington, dry and Edge, New Jersey, wet, authorize the administration of the election, who announced after the conference they would drop the pending Sherman resolution and that However would appoint the commission himself without such a resolution soon after.
Both senators told However they did not regard a congressional resolution to impeach the commission and they would secure an appropriation to pay for it.
Rachel Poller, e22, won high score
in bridge party at bridge narty.
Tuesday evening at the Narty
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Senate
Consider naval cruiser building bill.
Consider's first deficiency appropriation.
Indian affairs committee continues Burke investigation.
House
Considerers postoffice and post road bill on calendar.
Merchant marine committee hearing on radio.
Interstate commerce committee hearing on automatic safety devices. Civil service committee hearing on Welch pay act.
Ways and means committee hearing on Paris reservation.
Agricultural committee hearing on proposal to amend grain standards act. Immigration committee hearing on Bacon resolution.
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