PAGE FOUR
SUNDAY. MARCH 6.1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Kansan All-Valley Team Recognizes Two Local Stars
Five Members of Sports Staff Have Difficult Time Selecting Players
The Kansan's All-Valley Teams
Forward- Smasha, Nebraska (C)
Forward- Petersen, Kansas.
Center-Page, Nebraska.
Guard-Burton, Kansas.
Attack-Agiles.
Second Team
Forward--Schmidt, Kansas (C).
Forward--Junker, Missouri.
Center-Holt, Oklahoma.
Guard-O'Sullivan, Missouri.
Guard-Jefrey, Kansas.
Forward—Perry, Okla. Aggres (C)
Forward—Elliott, Iowa State.
Center—Skradskij, Kansas Aggrs
Guard—Anderson, Nebraska.
Guard—Kane, Oklahoma
Five sports writers on the Kanman were consulted in selecting the 1927 all-Vallay teams. This year was unusual in that there were so many first class teams and each had several players who were under control of mythical teams. Many of the players had only a one point margin.
The Kwanan writers did not see Okhama, Oklahoma Agyres or Dricke in action. For this reason it was exasperated by the award they players rightful places.
In the Kansan's selections, each sports writer selected three teams. Five points were given for a first team place, three for a second, and two for a third. A composite selection was then made.
The first team has both offensive and defensive strength. All of the men, with the extenuation of Smain, are at least six feet in height. Offensively the team would be a power, an offense, a superior first and second in valley scoring.
With Page at center, the team would be assured of the tip-off at all times. Petersen and Smaha at forwards would be an ideal combination as both are good shots, and have brains and ability to diagnose plays. Both are fast on their feet, and are skilled to tackle the ball in their choice of all the writers, and Smaha's total was only two below that of the Kansan.
Second Team Is Strong
Burton and Byers in the guard position would be two good reasons for holding down all opponents' scores. Byers, an uncanny shooter at both ends of the goal, would cool in every situation, would fit in with the scoring combination as well as the defense. Burton was picked on all the teams." "Zeke" has had a wonderful season because he led the Valley guards to victory.
Second Team Is Strong
The second team looks almost as strong and crafty as the first. Cap the captain, block the under, Missouri, at forwards would be a pair of players admirably suited to play opposite each other.
Holt of Oklahoma was placed at the tip-off position on the second team. A giant like Page, he has been the leader of the Sooners this season and it has been largely through his play. Oklahoma was such a strong team.
O'Sullivan and Jeffrey at guards should work well together, but their potential strength is not as great as that of the two on the first team.
Third Team Would Score.
The third teams is almost as strong as the second. Perry and Bottz at forward combination, both are well up in the Valley individual standing, and each was the leader of his team
Skradski, at center, is an accurate shot, able to get the tip from most centers, and a player who does not get excited in the fierce fray.
Anderson, of Nebraska, and Flamank, of Missouri, were chosen for the guard positions.
There were many players who stood out in the year's play, but did not garner enough votes to win a place on any of the teams. Among them were Eckert and Stanford, Washington; LeCrone and West, Oklahoma; Miller and Kramer, St. George; Gaggerty and Edward; Edwards, Kansas; Aggies; Meyers, Drake; Bacchus, Missouri; Newland and Maney, Kansas.
Suits - Overcoats - Dresses Cleaned $1.00
KIRBY the cleaner
Phone 420 1107 Muss
Tailored Suits, $23.50
Kansas Splashers Train for Coming Valley Meet
Coach H. G. Aliphin's swimming team is in intensive training for the Missouri valley meet which is to be held at Ames March 11 and 12. The team will be coached by A. A. U. rules, Arbruether of the University of Iowa will referee and be the official starter of the meet. Every school in the valley will be represented and from the advance done, Kauans, Masters and Ames will be the favorites.
At the present time Coach Cushin does not know how many or which men will make the trip, but he will take enough to complete a relay team. Those who are being shown unusual ability in the tank are Jocelyn May, Shultz, and Gemmil. Last year the team finished third in the meet.
Jayhawks Win From Wildcats 29 to 24 in Season's Final Contest
Aggies Lead Until Last Minute of Play When Kansas' Rally Cinches Game
Playing like real champions and being on the short end of the score during all except the last seven minutes, the University of Kansas basketball team defeated their old rivals, the Kansas State team, and the 2014 Kansas and the very uncommon sensation of being forced to come up from behind, but Doctor Allen's Jayhawks showed, with telling force, the fight which has won for them a Missouri valley title this year. The failure of occurrence seemed impossible.
Kansas plainly showed the effects of its hard game with Missouri Wednesday night, and the all-round play of the team was far below that which it flashed against the Tiger The passing was erratic and players missed shots which had been sure juggers. Kansans did show the ability to sweep the Aggies off their feet when the crisis arrived, and spectators went away shooting the praises of a scrapy crimson and blue squaw.
Petersen, whose exceptional play against Missouri was one of the most brilliant feats of individual performance ever seen here, was a standout. He succeeded in snaring five field goals and thus scored enough points to take high scoring honors among valley players. "Leyer's" Aigle flash, was high point man with 13 points and his sea-sickness was 125, one point short of Petersen's.
Kansas opened with the same form it started with against Missouri and Peterson tossed a shot goal before the crowd had hardly got settled
Kodak Finishing of the better sort. 24 hour service. Lawrence Studio.
Girl! Now is the time to let us
after your old suit to look like new
SCHULZ, the TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
801 Indiana Phone 1450 Hill Folks
prefer to take their Sunday dinner at the
Never before have we shown such beautiful suitings as now. Stop in and look them over.
Carolyn Tea Room
where they can visit unlisturbed.
Suiting you is our business.
disturbed. (We are also serving from 6 to 8 p.m.)
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
917 Mass. St.
Byers immediately countered with a well-placed shot from the free line and Skradskij but the Wildcats with a goal scored under the basket.
The Aggies increased their score to 8 and with six minutes gone, Hill went in for Newland. Petersen received the ball from a teammate and headed the ball squerely through the center of the netting. Mertel was loose under the basket for a short time and a waisting mate passed him. The ball passed through the rim. Maney went in for Burton and scored a free throw after being fouled by Byers. Just before the half, Captain Schmidt scored from the difficult side angle and the teams deadlocked at 10 all.
Sunday Morning Breakfast
Corsantu's team started out at the beginning of the half like it had serious intentions of taking the contest and when Kanna realized these intentions the Aggies were on the long end of an 18 to 12 count. Kansas won by a score of 34 to 9 for Hill. The big Kansaan gets a thunderous ovation from the crowd and when he shot a field goal from the center, the rafters in Robinson gymnasium underwent a strain which almost disproved disastrous. All year Kansaan has been waiting for Gordon to show his real ability and his basket skills in the score being tied by shots from Newland and Petersen.
Seven minutes remained to play and the Argues were led to 22 to 30. Mertel fouled Gordon and the Kansan scored his free throw. Newland rebounded and scored a three-pointer, scoring an easy set-up. The game was still anybody's affair, but "Zeke"
more and more students discover that the best place to get that 50c
Don't go without breakfast just because you slept late. The Blue Mill serves special breakfasts on Sunday morning.
EVERY SUNDAY
is at the
Chicken Dinner
HILLSIDE CAFE
Ninth between Louisiana and Indiana.
(A bowl of delicious soup is free with all regular meals.)
on
We probably have what you want. We have a well assorted stock of
Burton sertied things when he scored from side-cours. *Newland and Peterson each score goals and the gun ground Kansas in possession of the ball.*
Blue Mill Sandwich Shop Come in and try our Chicken Sandwiches
Don't forget—It's the Blue Mill for Sunday evening lunch.
Newland played well for Kansas and scored baskets which came at critical times. His play was cool and deliberate and it was his basket which put Kansas out in front after Gordon's free throw.
Byers was the chief Agger scorer and the black-haired forward was dangerous from any position in the court. Skradski also played a good game, but missed several set-ups. The score:
Drug Sundries
Candy
Fountain Goodies
Fresh Fruits
Cigars
Toilet Articles
Magazines
Smoking Tobacco
Sunday Paper
12th & Oread Phone 970
Kansas ... F 1 0
Schmidt, f ... F 2 1
Newland, f ... F 0 2
Lorenson, f ... F 0 2
Lorison, f ... F 1 2
Burton, g ... G 1 0
Burton, g ... G 1 0
Jefroy, g ... G 1 0
Aggies-24
Totals 112
G F T P
Weldle, f
Byeen, f
Maretel, g
Steblihn, g
Edwards, g
0 1 2 3
0 6 1 4
0 2 4 5
0 0 0 6
Totals 13 3 6
Minute free throw - Petersen 5, Hill, Wed
dice, Mertel, Edwards,
Referee—K. C. Quigley, Kaman.
—take this opportunity to convey the necessity of having your fur garments repaired and remodeled. Since our country was first settled, its natural resources in fur have been heavily drained. The steadily diminishing supply of fur animals tends to prove that your fur garments are increasing in value. Consult us in regard to the possibility of your old fur. All work guaranteed.
Kansas Robe & Rug
Tannery
Manufacturers of Fine Fur Garments
We can help you finance that fraternity loan.
Phone 235 145 Maine St.
Its been
Watkins National Bank
WIEDIE'S
for over fifty years
Does It Pay To Buy Cheap Things?
Sometimes it may be an Extravagance
You May Buy
an off-brand phonograph instead of an Orthophonic Victrola
a cheap radio instead of a RADIOLA
a second-rate piano instead of an Emerson or an A. B. Chase
an unknown band instrument instead of a Brucker
But Do You Save?
There is an Extravagance in Cheap Things
Every Day BRICK'S
offers you a character of food that makes dining enjoyable. A kind of taste that you do not expect in a restaurant and, in fact, seldom found. Just good food that you can eat day after day and never grow tired of.
The
Manhattan Shirts
Stetson Hats
New Slip Over Sweaters---that spell SPRING 1927 all over them ready to "slip on and wear away." See them tomorrow.
S5 S6 S8
Hart Schaffner & Marx Spring Suits and Top Coats
$35 $40 $45 $50
Glad to show you
IT'S THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS
In the Spring Styles Bristol Stripes by Society Brand
Gray, fawn, buff, straw shades-a great variety. All with the unique Bristol stripe-a Society Brand idea, as original, and good looking as the new three-button styles in which these fabrics come.
$50
Other Spring Suits $38 & $45