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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928
Freshman Caging Squad to Be Cut Before Vacation
Seventy-Five Now Working Out, of Which 26 Are Six Feet Tall
or Over
The freehand squad is to be cut some time before the Christmas holiday, according to John Bum,局长, basketball coach. The sound of 75 have been drilling steadily on fones since last fall, though actual scripture to fit the play.
In checking up on the sound it is found that there are 26 of the year candidates six feet tall or over and twenty-five who weigh 155 pounds or over. The nearly completed list now reporting for practice follows:
Earl Brown, Spencerville; Leonard Bitzer, Elliwood; Gerd Pickurd, Garrison; Busch Voights, Kansas City, Mo.; Blomlion Mt. Pit, Scott; Frank Meade, Reno; George Hardie, Moore; George Hurd, Abilene; Charles Ramson, Kansas City, Mo.; Jack Nicholson, Ellis; Alfred Horesej, Hollyrood; Joe McCann, Lawrence; Charles Bachrach, Kansas City, Mo.; Raymond Scett, Rotel
Lawrence Rice, Lawrence; Eugen Bayless, Garnett; Weldon Littell Rolla; Ovilell Chuunch, Kansas City Evans, James; Evans, Malon; Edward Fulton Topeka; George Peek, Lamar, Colo. Irvin McBibbian, Lawrence, Tom Holcombe, Coldwater; John Hassag City, Kan; Ted O'Leary, Lawrance
Jacob Lemmons, Wakeeen; Victor Wilgus, La Cygne; Y维尔 Elson, Almena; Dillenbuek, Ef Dorade; Jack Laster, Toledo; Ohio, Ef Ben-ouz; Scottville, Jake Stephens, Tuba Oka.; Reed Critter, Bilesville, Okla.; Wilson Simmons, Kansas City Mo.; Roy McHaven, Havensville; Clyde Schek, Seneca; Craig Sngried, Inverness; Harley Hawkins, Florence, Colo.
Robert Morron, Lyon; Lorryson Wilks, Lyon; Milton Sorcm, Jemtorne; Curtis Packard, Ft. Smith, Ark; Creston Alexander, Harvillereville; Clare, Clay Center; Newman Jeffrey, Topека, Samuel Sipe, Evercet; Charles Otis Springton, Texas; Otis Sirgegron, Kingman; Thomas Evans, Solomon; Logan Sanford, Ernest Ernicite, Kansas City, Mo.
W. F, Geen Jr., jr, Kansas City; Ma,
Bunny Black, Kansas City; Kansas;
Olivet St. Louis, Mo.; Clifford
Bington, St. Louis; Baton Rouge,
Houston; I. Paul Bates, San Francisco;
Charles Peterson, Junction City; Bea
Gustafson, Winona; Robert Fulton,
Frontenae; John Way, Pierce; Clarice
Schmucker, Larned; Herschel
Cochran, Gouch, Ecahy;
John Noble, Frantz;
Bannech, Wichita.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity Observes Founders Day
The Kappa Sigma fraternity had its annual founder'd day banquet Monday night at the chapter house on Tennessee street.
The speakers were: Prof. R. N. Smith, Frank Golding and T. S菲field, of the alumni, who gave views upon what the fraternity had meant for college education; the years of college life were repaired; the 20s, Richard Thompson, 31, sented by Harry Watson, 29, Carl and Richard Zimmerman, 30, Arbair gave an address covering the founding of the first Kappa Sigma chapter
Four K. U. Grid Stars Will Play in Big Six Charity Game at Dallas
Exhibition Tilt With Southwest Conference to Benefit Crippled Children
Don Cooper, Andrew Olsen, Harold Hauner, and John Shannon, the four K. U. football players who were in the game at Dallas, Texas, New Year's day, sent word today to Ernest Heard. The team is accepting the invitation, football team, accepting the invitation.
At the conference held in Dallas yesterday, these men were designated as having been outstanding players of the season. One moved that they be invited to be members of the senior team from the valley which is to play against a team similarly selected opponents from other states in a benefit game at Dallas, Jan. 1.
The team from the Big Six is to be coached by Ernest Bearsr, formerly of Nebraska, and "Bo" Maxillin, of the Kansas "Aggies." These two men were selected officially by the com-mittee in charge at Dallas.
Bearg to Coach
The opposing team is to be directed by Bell, of Christian University, and Lippman, of the College. The proceeds from this game are to go to the Scottish Rite hospital for crippled patients at Dallas. The hospital will have treatment, and it is expected that there will be
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Beary was present at the conference and joined the K. U. K. Men, and he stated that this game will in no way impair the amateur standing of the players who participate in it.
This team from the Big Six conference, composed of all the senior stars of the valley, will be one of the outfielers in this year's eyes of the sports world will be on Dallas the day of the game. It is expected that this game will share the linebacker with the East-West team, place in California on the same date.
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Trip by Plane Abandoned
Abandonment of the effort to have the K. U., basketball team make the trip by airplane to Berkeley, Calif., for its games there with the University of Oregon. The day is day by Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletes at the University.
The trip will be made by railroad in time to get the team to Berkeley
$2,700 Lowest Bid on Flight to California
The chief difficulty in the way of making the trip by air was the financial one, Dector Allen reported. The lowest bid made by any aerial transporter was $2,700 while the team was carried by train for $1,600.
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So far all members of the team have escaped the inflowza and plans for the games scheduled this month are going forward.
Washburn's Hopes Rise
Veteran Guard Back,Bringing Cheer to Topekans
Topeka, Dec. 11. — Washburn's hopes for a powerful basketball team have taken a distinctly "bullish" turn. The Hawks are defending Marsh, veteran guard and center.
When the Washington aggregation takes the court of the new field house Dec. 18 to meet the University of Kansas team Marsh will be at his old station of guard. The star's eligibility was decided upon last week after the team's coaches, and solves one of Coach Roy Wynne's most perplexing problems.
Marsh's return assures Washburn of a well-rounded, veteran team. It withins probable that he will jumble center, then move to guard, where he will be played with Harold Broughee three-year man, and long shot artist.
After the tieoff, Captain "Tommy" Tewksbury will play the center position. Davis for the last two years has been rated one of the best forwards in the Kanser.
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