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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1927
Wildcats on Hand With Husky Team for Meet Tonight
Coach Lookabaugh Shifts Men in Kansas Squad; Cox to Watch on Sideline
Now that Kansas has won its sixth consecutive basketball championship, sport followers will turn their eyes to the wrestling meet with Kansas Angers here tonight. The Kansas team will be hot-blooded, bobby lookalike bunch of grapplers.
Couch Lookmack is satisfied with the way his team has worked this week and only one man is not in perfect physical condition for the next night. Cox, Kanaan entry in the 135 bc. Ibs. is suffering from a acute menstrual cramp during a strenuous workout in the early part of the week.
Cox Has Good Record
Cox has won three out of the four matches he has been in this year and his only defender was in the Iowa State team, two weeks ago. The little Karsan is one of the most popular men on the team and his clever wrestling has made a hit in each战局. In the Nebraska meet his mentor was the feature of the evening and although falling to take a fall he won with a time advantage, he still managed consistently as the Vassar meet is only a week away. However, with a week to rest in, he should get back in first class condition.
Kansas Varsity and Freshman Wrestling Squad
The Kansas sound has been jungled considerably for this meet in Coach Lockhawk is anxious to have all of his men in good condition for the valedictorian test, from his weight lift down from his 185 pound weight of 175 pounds to the 183 pound class, Hill, who usually wrestles in the heavyweight class has gone down to the 175 pound weight, and Froese, latter-niners last year, has taken the
Top row: Steele, Vyeital, Spencer, Freese*, Church* , O'Hausen, and McFarland'.
McFarland, his point classical sword,
has over-trained this week and
will watch the meet from the side.
He lost a hard-fought match to
the Husker, causing a last week and is
not in the best of condition.
Cyrrus Lehand, 530, of Troy, had drawn from school to undergo an operation for appendicitis. He has been suffering from attacks of appendicitis since last Friday. The opera "Girlfriend" was carried in a St. Joseph Mo., hospital.
After 12 days of campaigning
"Bonnie" "Bonnie," annual year book of
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The freshman game was originally scheduled to be played at 7 p. m., thus moving the varsity game to 8:30, but was chained so as not to interrupt the game; thus he had to be held tomorrow night at 9. The probable limp of the two
The two team leading in the freshman basketball tournament will meet immediately following the K, U-Kansas. Aggies game tomorrow, will they also seriograph for a few minutes between halves of the regular game. The variety game will begin as usual at 7:30.
Teams one and three have fought through the three rounds of the tournament and have emerged in a tie with each having won seven games and lost one, and both teams are in a best to decide their accuracy.
Lookbackham.Experts Victory Coach Lookbackham experises Kansas to win the meet, but the Aglies will be much harder than they were when the Jachwaczes defeated them at Manhattan early in the season by a 23 to 1 score. In that meet, Captain Hainin of the Aglies was not in the meet and his absence was keenly felt. The Angles lost to Nebraska by a narrow margin, in fact the meet was won by the Angles, in the evening, and they are determined to make up for the previous defeat at the hands of Kansan.
Middle row: McKenna, Murray, Fouch Locoulbough, Captain Hays, Sherman, Sliverman,
Bottom row: Rice, Whitworth, Cox', Logan, Wagson, Paxon, L. Smith.
Leading Freshman Teams Will Play Decision Game
Kansas will wear the short-sleeved sweaters and probably the Aggies will don them also, although Conch Lookahawk could not say definitely this morning. Leon Rowman, coach at Kutcher Military Academy, will start playing Sunday and will prominently at 7:30 p.m. Student active tickets will admit.
Couch Coach Guy Lookabaugh's grapplers will appear in their second, home meet of the season when they take the umpire against the Kansas, Aggies. The Jayhawks have won three and lost one meet and tonight will be their last dual meet of the season. The Value game begins on Thursday at 7 p.m.
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The Kansas Aggies have been the biggest disappointment of the Valley season. The Farmers started out like champions but blew on their Oklahoma invasion and have never fully recovered. Aggie athletic teams are the most in and out performers in the conference.
The national 18.2 balkine billiard (tournament is under way again with Hoppe's world title at stake, but the championship放在Grante, champion of France 400 to 159 in a first round match, while Cochran of the United States run away from Kiney Muguyafu of the United States in a score of 400 to 96 in six innings.
Babe Rubie's thirteenth season in the big leagues will find him drawing a salary of $7,000 a season. The Babe will sign a three year contract with the Boston Red Sox. The Swat king's first big show was with the Boston Red Sox at a
salary of $4,000 a season. The new contract is a record for wage earning in baseball, topping even the income of Commissioner Landis.
Contrary to current opinion, university students do not read "how brown" literature, according to a campus taken at the University of Colorado. The majority of students pursue a middle course of reading and choose such magazines as the Cosmopolitan and American. There is also a demand for the highest type of magazines.
His long goal in the last period with the score tied was a life-saver for Kansas and brought the boys out of what looked like a disastrous slump.
Bacchus demonstrated the physical prowess that made him all-Valley football end last season. Even big-ups like Bacchus encountered with the huge Missouri,
Under "Hugp" Allen's guidance the Kansas basketball teams have won eighty-six conference games and only seven. The Jyhawks have held undisputed title to the valley championship since the tie with Missouri in 1922.
Last night's game brought together three men whose efforts were once exerted in the same direction. Burton and Bacchus played together at a home game in Kansas City and Lewis Menz, one of the officials, was their coach.
Albert Petersen stamped himself as one of the greatest basketball players of Jayhawk 'history last night when single hundred the blood headed star scored 22 points to turn back the Tigers of Old Mizzon.
Election of officers of Scarab, honorary professional architectural fraternity, was held at the meeting of the organization Tuesday evening in Marvin hall. Dwight Brown, e'29, was elected president; Frederick Amos, e'28, vice-president; Earl W Allen, e'28, secretary; Henry Krug, e'28, honorary院士; Artic Hill, e'29, historian; two new men, Zeebe Bury, e'29, of Kansas City, Mo, and Earl Hortter, e'29, of Blue Mount, were pledged.
Coach Gwymyn Henry predicts a close dual meet in Convention hall Saturday night. He believes the relay race will be the deciding factor. Missouri has been hampered by the snow from regular workouts this week. Kansas has begun to engage with them, but increased training quarters under the east stadium.
Scarab Holds Election
The Gamma Phi Beta Mother's Club will give a benefit bridge party Saturday, March 5. There will be a prize room and arrangements are in charge of the club.
Championship Record of Kansas Basketeteens Is Probably Unequaled
Jayhawkers Have Dropped Only Seven Valley Games Since 1922 Season
In winning its sixth consecutive valley championship by beating Missouri, 36 to 29 last night, Kansas established a record which can probably not be equaled by any university in the country. Kansas has played 93 conference games in the last six years and 88 of these have resulted in the victory for Doctor Allen. Doctor Allen took charge of basketball in 1921 and in that year the Jayhawkers ended the season in third place.
W. A. A. Initiates Nineteen
Kansas' Undefeated in 1925
the team defeated its
featened in conference games and hold
undisputed possession of first place.
In 1924 Kansas dropped a 26 to 20
game to Oklahoma at Norman and
defeated by the two-strike defeat
chalked up during the season.
The next year Kanaan and Missouri tied for the championship, each holding one game to a peculiar victory. Both teams were both won by the 10 point margin. Missouri won here by a 35 to 25 count and the Jayhawks reversed the outcome in a 26 to 16 game at Columbia. The fourth game of the third came but none was played.
Gifts of thousands of medical books were recently made to the medical school of Northwestern University, and donated to libraries of the late Dr. Ralph N. Islam and his son, consisting of over 1,000 volumes. Another contribution was from Dr. Otto Schmidt, who gave a copy of this book to literature in the original languages.
Kansas Undefeated in 1923
Few Kansas followers will forget in 1925 when "Lefty" Byers and his troupe of Kansas Aggies journeyed to Lawrence and went home with a 40 to 28 victory. Byers simply couldn't miss the basket and his individual playing was responsible for the victory.
Lost Twice Last Year
Last year Kansas dropped first one of two games in Washington by a 25 to 18 score. The Olephants soared in a team of dents to Mount Oread in the next game, going away with a 29 to 21 victory.
Then this year, Iowa State defeated Kansas for the first time in a 15 to 12 game which found the locals lally off form in basketball shooting. In the following game, Charley Black, former K. U, star, came back to Mount Orend and his Nebraus team won a 17 to 24 victory.
Organization Payments Past Due
According to John Kroh, business manager of the Jayhawker, payment on space and organization glories is now long past due and must be paid this week. The Jayhawker contract calls for a March payment, and proceeds from organization pictures are expected to settle this account. Kroh asks that all organizations owing the Jayhawker turn their payments if that is impossible, to leave a check at their house, and a staff representative will be sent to collect them.
An analysis of Kansas play during the last six years shows that out of the seven games lost, six have been on the home floor. Only once has Kansas been defeated away from laxwance. In these six years of play, he has scored a total of 2,523 points with the opponents have made 1,827.
Members Plan to Sell Tickets for Tau Sigma Revue
Nineteen new members were initiated at the regular business meeting of W. A. A. held Wednesday afternoon at 4:30. Those initiated were Elizabeth Dockleander, c²;29 Thelma Hunter, c²;30 Florence Longnecker, c²;31 Laura Jackson, c²;30 Derothy Johnson, c²;30 Olga Fulton, c²;28 Florence Kiseer, c²;60 Genna Ensign, c²;28 Helen Shaffer, c²;29 Leah Engin, c²;Margaret Royer, c²;77 Eleanor Northenb, uncle, Josephine Allen, c²;Gorge David Trude, Thielma Stevenson, uncle, Gretta Fritz, ap, sked; Jean Stevenson, uncle, dk.
A committee composed of Twilie Shoemaker, c27; Margaret Curry, c27; Daigeijeer, c27; Elizabeth Dumble, sponsor; Lacie Miles, ed27; were chosen as the nominating committee to report at the next meeting. It was decided that the club would not send a delegate to the Athletic College and went on to attend College Women which is to be held at Cornell University in April.
A committee of new members was appointed by the president to have charge of the next program meeting. The committee: *Margaret Royster*, (257) Olga Falto, (258) Thelma Humann, (259) Lisa Browne as sponsor from the organization.
W. A. A. members are planning to sell tickets for the Tau Sigma Dance Revue, which in to be held March 8.
Kappa Phi to Present Pageant
Kappa Phi To Present *Pagetan*
Kappa Phi will present the pagetan, the
gathering place of the Methodist
March 6, at 8 o'clock at the Methodist
church. The pageant consists of a
central figure, Columbian, and others
representing a Japanese, Chinese,
Indonesian, Irish girl, and a Mountain girl, and portrays their respective settlements in
America. Appropriate music and
lightning will also be used. The
longercher, directed by Miss Nancy
Longencher, directs of pagetary at
the Methodist church.
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