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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1927
Freshman Squad Divided for More Intensive Training
Players Develop Technique
as Bunn Drills Them
in Basic Points
of Game
After eight nights of consistent group play, the basketball sound of more than seventy teams been divided into two different groups. In scrimmages the rest of the team plays against each other.
Coach Burn has thus divided the training program into three main segments: memorization and more, and more to be given to individual practice. It is the preliminary work of the first four weeks of a training program. Coach Burn plans their style of play. Coach Burn plans to give as much time as possible to
It is possible with the new arrangement that nearly an hour's scrimage will be held for each team.
Team Improves
"The players on the squad this year are developing rapidly, and are beginning to understand the various forms of the team," Coach Bunn said today.
After practicing on free throws, push shots, hook passes and some pivoting, Coach Bunn gave a short talk demonstrating the different types of shots. In these methods were practiced for a short time immediately after the talk
Teams will be selected from the regular freshman squad which will play against the varsity team, round robin schedule of games will be played during the rest of the practice season. At various times the freshmen will vary teams will also scrimmage.
Group to Practice Tonight
Following are the names of the first group of players who were tonight: Beenton, Bishop, Brewer, Blitz, Close, Davis, Caro, John, Campbell, Jeevapankar, Garrett, Garrett, Moffett, Ingo, Ingo, Moftett, Norder, Pisare, Plumley, F. Ramsey, Ries, Scotfield, Stanford, Stanford, Stroger, Stroger, Stroger, Grace, Snell, and Nichols.
The second group which will certify Image Thursday night consists of, Allred, Bird, Bremer, Barton, Brown, Burke, Cox, Crawford, Drosette, Fox, Hanel, Heffern, Hockum, Hitchcock, Jacobson, Johnsthun, Kuller Monroe, Ben Nell,碾拉德, Nolli, Neil, O'Connor, Noah, Pomerantz, Ramsey, Rosier, Saeker, Skinner, Stockwell, Taylor, Thomas, Turned, Warel, Ward, Youghblood, Young, Zucker, Turner, Turner, Jewell, and KuoBruecken,
Three Ball Games Remain
Last Battles to Be Played Indoors Next Week
Only three playground ball games are played in intramural ball season, which probably be played indoors, according to John Sato, intramural athletics director.
The Pi Upsonian's won their division last night by walloping the Alpha Kappa Lambda's, 32 to 12, in easy win over the Omega and Pi Delta Theta fraternities must be played to decide the winner of the second division. The Omega and Pi Delta Theta Kappa Alpha division 1, Phi Chi division 2, and Pi Upsonian division 4.
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Announcements
A Kappa Pilii palcat meeting will be held Thursday evening, at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Price, 1232 Ohio street.
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Tickets for the Wesley Foundation annual Christmas banquet, to be held at the Methodist church at 6:30 p. m. Friday night may be obtained from either Edwin Price, phone 1048, or until 9 p. m. Wednesday night.
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The regular W. A. A. meeting was the first afterment to the women's committee, and A. B. A. board meeting at M. Missi Woodliff of the home economics dept. on Wednesday.
Harold D. Smith, B. S.23, who is now municipal consultant for the League of Kansas Municipalities and will take up his duties Jan. 1 as ex-commissioner of the League of Michigan Municipalities in Ann Arbor, Mich., on business.
Dr. G, Leonard Harrington of Kansai Dr. C, Ms. Mo., will talk informally to the house mothers. Thursday morning at 9:30 in room 6, east Administration.
At 10:30 a.m. m. Doctor Harrington will continue his lectures on "Mental Hygiene" for the general public, in room 302 central Administration.
At a meeting of the Quack Club this evening at the gymnasium, this team had been Henderson, c:30; Alire Steele, c:118 Breit Bredenstein, i:4; June Tayler, c:28; Dorothy Shand, c:29; Jean Stewart, c:28; Rachel Gardel, uncle; c:1 EyWest,东陵, i:c; and Marion Elliott, c:28. The chance for try-outs will be given
Organ Ready for Practice
Since the pipe organ has been installed in the new auditorium, practice will be resumed on it by the students. The pipe organ was being moved from Fraser chapel to the auditorium it was necessary for the students to rent practice hours on church organs downtown. Keys will be provided to the students for practice hours, and the same rules will be followed as when the organ was in Fraser chapel. Practice hours and the time of opening will be posted on a bulletin board in the fine arts office.
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