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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1928
Grinnell Defeated by Jayhawk Team in Close Contest
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"Rub" Thomson, Reinstated on Squad, Stars With Accurate Goal Shooting
Getting away to a late start the University of Kansas basketball team defeated Grinnell College, 36 to 27, in the first round of the three-day Iowa road trip.
The game was featured by the close playing on the part of both team 4. Both teams showed about equal ability in hitting the basket for the game. The first half ended with both teams by two points, the score is 14 to 12.
The play continued close during the second half with each team fighting for the lead. During the closing seconds, each team scored each hit his stride and succeeded in sinking several baskets that permit their team to forge ahead and win the battle.
Thomson and Hill Share Honors
Thomson, who was reinstated on the team just before the road trip was started, shared scoring honors with Newland, both scoring 10 points. Thomson's three or four days absence from the team and practice did not affect his deflect from his ability to hit the ball with a certain degree of regularity.
Thomson scored 10 points on five field goals, while Newland scored four field goals and two free throws for a total of 10 points.
Play Iowa Saturday
The win last night gave Kansas a standing of four wins and four defeats in the Missouri Valley conference.
Today the Jayhawkers journey to Ames to play Iowa State. On paper it appears that Kansas has the stronger team as Grinnell defeated Iowa State in game last week. The Kansas team, however, is not overconfident and will go to Ames with the best field fast game from start to finish.
Saturday the team goes to Des Moines to play Drake. This is expected to be the hardest game of the three-day road trip.
The score of the Kansas-Grinnel
trame:
Kansas (36) G FT
Thompson, f 5 0
Hill, f 4 1
Dodd, v 5 1
Newtown, f 4 2
Maney, g 0 2
McGuire, g 0 0
Totals 15 6 5
Grimmish (Q7) G F T F
Gormanl,2 2
Gormanl,2 0
Peterson, f 0 0 1
Ingram, f 0 0 1
Wilson, i 1 0 1
David, c ___ 4 3
Fall, g ___ 3 0
Lovejoy, g ___ 0 1
Totals 11 5 10
Referee, North Des Moines; ampire,
McCormick, Des Moines.
Grapplers Go to Lincoln
Wrestlers First Match to Be Tomorrow Night
The wrestling team leaves tonight for Lincoln, Neb., where they will meet the Cornbushers for their first match of the season. Four men of last year's variety will make the trip Of these, three are lettermen. The other three members of the team are but have shown up in well in practice.
The men on the team are: 115 lb. Ike Davis, son, son, son; 135 lb. Ibs, Parks McReyn; 145 lb. Tommy Cox; 158 lb. Tommy Cox; 180
The new suits were checked out to the men last night and the team went through a short snappy work-out in them. All of the men but Cox and McKinney had been treated season condition. Cox is being bothered by a cut over his right eye while McKinney has a bad ankle and his knee are troubling him. Both of them, however, promise to be ready to put up a real scrap tomorrow.
Couch Guy Lookabaugh would make no statement as to the probable outcome of the match. This being the first Valley match of the season for both teams, no deeps as to their strength of the two teams is available.
The team leaves the Santa Fe Station at 8:15 the evening and will get to work on the golf course, will leave for Lawrence soon after and will be back to reach town at 9:30 Sunday morning.
In the face of a storm of alumni protest against his retention, Burton A. Ingwersen will be retained as head coach of the North Carolina队 in Iowa for the next year. Ingwersen is the second Western Conference football coach to weather a storm of allegations by the commission appointing football showings. Dr. John W. Wilee, of Ohio State, upon whom much criticism was heaped, has been retained for another year.
Showing the New Spring Woolens
Schulz The Tailor 917 Mass.
WATCH FOR THE
Twenty-fifth Birthday Sale
Soon, at the—
Rexall Store
F. B. McColloch
druggist Ninth and Massachusetts
Hillside Cafe On 9th between La. and Ind. Sts.
Regular Dinners—35c
with
Soup — two vegetables — dessert
milk or coffee
Your Pick of Seven Different Meats
Short Orders Home Made Pies
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Valentine's Day Feb.14 Select your Valentines from Johnston's
and Whitmans
choice chocolates
Rankin's Drug Store 11th & Mass. Phone 678
Minnesota's new $850,000 field house will probably be formally opened at the Minnesota-Ohio basket league weather conditions continue. Fourteen thousand seats will be available about the basketball court in the new field house. Construction was started for the new facility, which deeply deified from athletic earnings.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Teachers—You will need application photos. Special rates now. Lawrence Studio, Phone 451.
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PHONE 12
916 Mass. Phone 653 We Appreciate Your Business
Announcing
Our new line of costume jewelry has arrived.
"The Outlawry of War," will be the subject of a talk by Prof. Chubb at Unity Forum, 12th and Vermont Streets, Sunday at 10. Young People's Day Service at 11 conducted by Eugene Sutherland and Catherine Hood. Address by John Whitman Sears on "After Christianity—Humanism."
STATIONERY BARGAINS
Before it is too late, see our table of bargain papers. You will find what you want at interesting prices.
University Book Store
Harl H. Bronson, Prop.
802 Massachusetts
Our Policy will be
K. U. Barber Shop
Under New Management since Jan. 27
To Serve
--on your way =
Grand Canyon and
the Indian - detour
O. E. Smith, Prop.
727 Mass.
721 Mass. St
New Spring Goods Arriving DAILY
Suits
Pants
Sweaters
Hats
Caps
Knox Caps for Spring
Shirts
Neckwear
Pajamas
Shoes
Hosiery
HOUK AND GREEN
CLOTHING CO.
All at Lower Cash Prices
Famous Santa Fe trains every day away from wintry weather to lands of sunshine.
To Cailerinas — the move playground of the Pacific, where you can rent your own suite in a climate that is perfect. Like others on new facination in this workbook, this book will teach you to Southern Arizona—with its colorful deserts and fertile sierra hills country—ideal for rental or more mature young adults who love out of doors.
After California
Culture
Bowerington,
Washington
Sea quail and
newark quail
and newark
quail you can
learn about
the Sea Quail
The Seas We will take
you to these kinds of
places to see them
by the shore of idle
lands.
W. W. Barnett, Apt.
Lawrence, Kia.
Phone 32
Red Harvest all the way
Fred Harvey all the way
A pleasant week-end is in store for you if you will but visit us and enjoy the good things we have prepared for you.
Delicious foods and appropriate service are the ends for which we are striving.
Now on Display-
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits Topcoats Stetson Hats Mallory Hats that spell Spring 1928, all over them—Glad to show you
Attractive Valentines
Squires Studio 1035 Mass.
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NEW SPRING FROCKS
THE magic of Fashion has been woven into the new spring frocks we are showing; sleeves are varied; necklines are unconventional; everything is new and voguish.
As many of our season's best creations are among the very first arrivals, we suggest early choosing.
$27.50
Other Groups $18.50 and $12.75
Innes Hackman Co.
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