THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSA
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30,1927
PAGE FOUR
Basketball Squad Starting Practice on Fundamentals
With Six Letter Men Back Prospect for Valley Championship Is Bright
The University of Kansas basketball team is working out daily. The eligible men who are not out for any game are taking part in practice. The time is being taken up in the fundamentals of the game in goal shooting, passing, pivoting and rebounding.
Dr. Prewet C. Allen, director of athletics and basketball coach, in giving the men track shooting practice and other fundamentals of the game, a specific object of the pro-session practice to meet the men in good physical condition.
Doctor Allen will build his team around the nucleus of letter-men and he is expecting to build up a strong body that will equal the teams of the past.
This year the prospectors for a winning team look ninth as favorable as they did last year to form the backbone of the team. They are "Ball" Jefferson, Carinni N. Nicolai, "Jeb" Mancez, and "Jill" Hill and "Zoile" Seimdin. Will be eligible to play the first seamer as he did not play the first
Henderson, a valuable man to the squad this year, is working out and is showing good form.
The basketball season begins early for the Jachyh backcourt this year, with 16 games and a win. With 16 with the Kansas Anglers in the new auditorium. At the result of the new season, they will go to in effect this fall the team will have to work hard to round in shape.
The first game of the season for the Jayhawks will be with the Kansas Agres Dec. 16 in the new Auditorium but recently completed.
The Knicks basketball teams for the past six years have been championing the game. During this time they have played 54 games, winning 87 and losing 61.
Other men who are showing good form in practice are McGuinty, Henderson, Kester, and Uranah.
This year's basketball schedule:
Jan. 16 - Kansas Arizon at Louisiana,
Jan. 23 - Miami at Louisiana,
Jan. 29 - Houston at Louisiana,
Jan. 35 - Houston at Louisiana,
Jan. 41 - Oklahoma State at Illinois,
Jan. 47 - Washington at St. Louis,
Jan. 54 - Washington at St. Louis,
Jan. 59 - Washington at St. Louis,
Jan. 66 - State of Arkansas,
Jan. 73 - Duke at Kentucky,
Jan. 79 - Duke at Kentucky,
Jan. 86 - Duke at Kentucky,
Jan. 93 - Duke at Kentucky,
Mar. 1 - Kansas Arizon at Louisiana,
Mar. 3 - Kansas Arizon at Louisiana,
Hungerford Gets Collection
Prof. H, B. Hungerford of the department of ontology, has received a collection of insects from two of his students, Charles H. Marr and Richard J. 24, who is in Venezuela, working for Fred Harvey, also him a number of Venezuela scholars. Charles H. Marr is an assistant professor of ontology in the United States Department of Agriculture at Albany, Ga., has also sent him a large colec- tion of insects, which he had secured in his work.
Prohibition was given as the reason for clothing one of Ibrahim's idle restraints. The first day the judge was notified in pre-Voluntary day as the upper gatherings place of the upper quarters.
Announcements
The Rev. R. E, F. Price will speak on "Christianity" at the Epworth League meeting at the First Methodist church, Sunday evening at 7. Fellowship hour is at 6 and supper time are those interested are invited to attend.
All engineering students are requested by Prof. George C. Shand to report any necessary corrections in their names and addresses published in the Kansas Engineer’s directory of the October issue of the Kansas Engineer to the dean's office.
Raymond H. Wheeler, professor in the department of psychology, University of Missouri, T445 p. m. at the Congregational church, Professor Wheeler's address will be here on Saturday, May 12.
Three Women Initiated to Omicron Nu Sorority
Omicron Nu, national honary
home economics safety, held initia-
tive symposium of the 1915 Vernou-
l Sybil Woodruff, associate professor
of home economics, 1915 Vermou-
rl Sybil Woodruff
Those initiated were Bernice Keim, c'28, Vera Filkin, c'28, and Josephine Hornford, c'28. About fifteen members were present, and active members were present.
The faculty of the home economics department was represented by Miss Sisley Goulder, a graduate instructor, Miss Viola Anderson, and Mrs Vaiden Jelden. Alumni members present included Mr. Richard Rathy, Miss Eida Teeter, recorder of the register's office, Ruth Dylehe Chevallier.
Hallowe'en refreshments wereerved at the close of the evening.
Professor Has Article Accepted by Magazine
Prof. James C. Malin, Ph.D., of the department of History at the University of Tennessee, entitled "Bombs in Policies of the United States Since the World War" in *The Historical Outlook for Bombing*
The article discusses the conservative revolution, political theory since 1719, federal economic policies, public finance, banking and currency, and transportation. The article will be published in the November issue of the Outlook.
Professor Malin is an associate professor of history and conducts classes in his history cannery. He is the author of "An Interpretation of Recent American History."
Wilkos Talks to Classical Club
Prof. A. M. Wilcox, curator of the
Classical club to classify it to
the Classical club Thursday evening
in room 206, Fraser hall on the
subject, "A Day in Athens" in which he
describes the imagined life of a
city in the city of Athens. Prof. Wilcox told how
the stranger attended a performance
in the theater of Dionysus and took a
look at the sculpture. He also explained the scene when the day ended with a symposium at
the house of a friend. Slides were used
to illustrate the tasks. After the talk
played character on classic subjects.
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Run by Harry
Kallman replaced Burton for center in the Kansas line. Cokewater made 4 yards through the middle, and 10 yards through 10. Meyer made 2 yards through the left as the ball.
Cooper made 2 yards through center. Cash made 5 yards through right side of the field for 9 yards, playing his corner after a gain of 1 yard and Kaplan after a gain of 2 yards. Cooper after a gain of 1 yard and Kaplan after a gain of 2 yards. Cooper after a gain of 1 yard and Kaplan after a gain of 2 yards. Cooper after a gain of 1 yard and Kaplan after a gain of 2 yards. Cooper after a gain of 1 yard and Kaplan after a gain of 2 yards. Coach made 3 yards through the line. Cash made 2 yards through the line. Cash made 2 yards through the line. Barnes punted out of
Cocker failed to gain. Cooper's pass to the ball over the mid line. Drake took the ball over the mid line and yards over the mid line. Drake took the ball off the park. Johnson funnelled but co-ordinated the ball on the Kawasaki 14 yard line. The ball was grounded on the Kawasaki 14 yard line on drain. Drake was provided 5 yards for 12. Schwartz made 7 yards for 12. Schwartz made 9 yards for 12. Schwartz made 9 yards for 12. She placed the ball on the Drahn 14 yard line near time line on drain. Hamilton drilled 10. Drake was penalized 5 yards for 12. Drake was penalized 5 meters for 12.
Jayhawks Win From Bulldogs
the ball to Drake's 48 yard line. Ginnette was injured but staved in the game. Cassier hit the face for no gain as the quarter ended.
The Jackrake are defending the moth's claim that Drake's on the 29th line and that 'Drake's on the 29th line' is more accurate. He adds a more off tackle. Good added counterpart to buton Karachi from India, but on Karaikudi from Indonesia. Buton Karachi was trapped and dragged around until urged to Miers who famished and burdened his wife with bill off tackles for 14 days. Shannon Miers
Dontioned from case 1
com at half left. Lyman hat 7 yards on a field, Tahleen tailbar. Extendation back. To pick the ball up on their own 10 yard field. Cocktail hat 6 yards on their own 10 yard field. Cocktail hat 6 yards on their own 10 yard field. He added 4 yards through the fence for free down. Drakke time trial hat 5 yards on a wide side field. Drakke time trial hat 5 yards on a wide side field. Meyer hat 7 yards on a wide side field. Meyer hat 7 yards on a wide side field. Meyer is bowled for 4 yards. Meyer is bowled for 4 yards. Cash is bowled for recovers for his pitch
Lawrence for Cooper at right half, Billy for Hamilton in the center, and Jamie for Hamilton in quarter position, for Kevyn Lawrence on 3 yards through the line. Tim out for Boeke in the game, Lawrence made a 4 yard through the line. Lawrence made a 1 yard through the line. Lawrence made a 2 yard through the line. Lawrence made a 3 yards through the line. Lawrence made a 6 yards and feet down. Lawson was good for 6 yards and feet down. Lawrence was good for 6 yards and feet down. Moore moved to the Drinker Reserve. A point scored by Lawrence ran five yards but knocked down four of them on their own 92 yard line. A replay resulted.
Students at Oxford University may obtain insurance from the university against anything from being injured or breaking clubs on the golf course.
Cook made 9 yards through the center of the field to goto, Barney made 3 yards off the back. Cook missed the tackle. After rushed to barn, Barney hit a triple that went to gate. Barney made 3 yards off the back
Hawke received St. Johns at former Ivy League opponent Duke in 2013, and returned the ball to Drake in 2014 when he was down. He went on to be the winning pick for 28 yards. In 2015, Hawke "ball" on their own line at 37 yards. Hawke "ball" on their own line at 44 yards. Aix hit the tie for 1 yard. Kanye was key in the tie for 2 yards. Liam hit off the line for 6 yards. Liam hit off the line for 9 yards.
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The weather changes so common in fall months are just as hard on perishable foods as summer heat. The temperature goes up one day—down the next. It may freeze by day and melt by night, so the flavor, the elusive quality that makes foods taste good,
That is why clubs, good hotels and better homes take ice the year round. It may not always be needed to save food but to save water. The appetizing quality of meals is helped by keeping the drinks the drinking water, on butter, around the fruit, ointments and celery.
During the cool months, very little ice is needed to keep the plants watered. If the temperature changes in the weather, will provide the circulation needed in your refrigerator to prevent mold and stagnant air. Let us help you this fall and winter by supplying you regularly with water.
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Germany's People Ask U. S. Favor
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arctic Love, of the German mission; Mgr Hann Jurgern Stropp, Briq.Gen. E. I. King, commander of the Fr. Hans Cougner, former military attacker to the American embassy at Berlin; and Colonel Masson, former military attache to the French embassy in London. In the bay were also Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lilieley, Professor and Mrs. Thurian, head of the German and Prof. E. F. Engel.
Has Received High Honors
an appointed Minister Fr. Hye was appointed to the Japanese defense late in 1925, succeeding General von Seelck. In 1918 he was appointed to the command of special duties and in this capacity presented the request of the German army for an armament for the new tank of November 1918, when 30 officers of the various German armies were requested to give their service on the western front.
He has received the highest decoration, the "Pour le Morte," for mortorious service.
Professors Publish Article
An article by Paul A. Witty, professor in the School of Education, and author in *The Future of Curriculums*, appears in last month's issue of Education, a monthly educational magazine. The article, which is contained in this volume, deals with "How to Study"* deals with an experiment carried on last year with University of Virginia students who read their reading rate could be increased.
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Psychology Staff Gives Picnic
The psychology staff of the University gave a picnic and steak roast for their wives and families Thursday evening in the grove behind the Quaneney House, Mr. Raymond Wheeler and Mr. Mrs. Raymond Wheeler and daughter Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helson and son Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Joy Guilford, Meishu Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bartley, Mr. and Kind, and Mr. William Watson.
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