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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1927
Tiger-Jayhawker Tilt Arouses High Pitch of Interest
Strong Kansas Reserves Are Expected to Be Factor Against Missouri
Tighten is the night for all good Jayhawkers and Jayhawkrettes to come to the aid of our basketball team and help it win its sixth consecutive Missouri valley basketball championship by defeating the Missouri Tigers. Mizuhou put out the ball and broke it, but badly crippled, but the spirit is high. Tonight it will be seen just how badly crippled the Tigers really are.
The Kansas team had an exceptionally poor workout last evening, but Doctor Allen feels it will be a sign that his men will be working to perfection tonight. The regular lineup of Capitol Schmidt and Gordon at fortnite and Jeffrey at center and Button and Jeffrey at guards will start the fray.
Kansas has excellent reserve strength in Newell, Hill, Maney and Henderson so in case these men should be called to enter the game, the Jayhawks will have more capable substitutes than their opponents. Kansas play throughout the entire season. In addition, their work of these men and there is not another team in the valley with such an array of capable reserves,
The Tigers, sleek and ferocious looking, went through a light workout this afternoon in Robinson gymnasium and they appeared determined to annihilate Kansas when the teams take the court this evening. Although Kansas gave Missouri a 40 to 23 brush against the Columbia court, no feeling of over-confidence has cramped in the Mt. Ouachita camp. Likewise, Missouri led by a strong fourth-round Nebraska which was defeated last week by the Allen team, but Kansas refuses to take this as any reason why they should beat the Tigers.
Missouri time-honored rivals, has been playing basketball with Kansas since 1907 and 46 times the Jayhawkers have emerged victorious and 24 times Mizuno has taken the long end of the count. Kansas has scored a total of 1831 points, while Missouri has run its string up to 1763.
The game tonight, will end collegiate relations between two Tigers and two Kansas'5. Peteerson and Gordon, all valley selections last year, will be fighting the Tiger for the last time as members of a Kansas team while coach Jackson will wear the Black and Gold for the last time against Kansas.
The game will start promptly at 7:30 and no one will be admitted downstairs after 7:25. The upstairs doors will not be closed as spectators with the game, Leslie Edmonds and Warren Gilles are locked to call the faults.
Byers Still Leads Valley
Petersen Represents Kansas Among High Men
No new names appear among the valley high point men as a result of last week's championship games. With one week of championship competition remaining, there are four to within striking distance of the top.
Boyens of the Kansas Aggies is still setting the pace, but can very easily take a tumble before the season end Saturday night. The Kansas guardries won't make it to the team's next two points when the teams meet here Friday night Yanker, Missouri is close on the heels on the accurate shooting Aggie has a chance to forge to the front if guardies were Wednesday night.
Simba, Nebraska, is only nine points behind Byers and Meyera Drake, has reached the century point with 24. One of these two to pass the higher man but indications seem rather to will be perched on Saturday night.
Last week Peterson was tied with Meyers and Drake, of Oklahoma, in fifth place but he has now moved to undisputed possession of that position with Perry, Oklahoma A. and M, but one point in the rear.
"Zeke" Burton and Bacchus, of Missouri, have each acceded 58 points. The other two should肩 the tie. The big Kansas guard is still second to Pateren in points scored for the Jayhawks. Captain Schmidt is one point sly of an even fifty. The ten high point men of the valley are Tynaner, Arsenio 100
Yuncker, Mike 100
Miyamoto, Kenzo 100
Miyamoto, Ryo 100
Deryck, A. & M 100
Deryck, A. & M 100
Pangy, Kai 74
Pangy, Hiroshi 74
King, A. & M 74
King, A. & M 74
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Kansas' Opponents Friday Night
Kansas meets its time rivals, the Kansas Aggies, here Friday evening. The Aggies gave Kansas a battle on the Manhattan court a few weeks ago, but the Mt. Oread team emerged winner in a 35 to 24 contest. The players pictured are: 1. Skradski, center; 2. Captain Edwards, guard; 3. Meriel, forward; 4. Weddle, guard 5. Byers, forward; 6. Oborne, guard.
Tickets Are on Sale for Tiger-Jayhawker Dual Meet Saturday
Teams Will Meet in Conventio Hall for Twenty-Fourth Annual Clash
Students who plan on attending the Kansas-Missouri dual track meet in Convention hall, Saturday evening after it begins, will receive a fee, it was announced by Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, yesterday. Box seats are priced at $105, soats in the first five rows on the second and third rows are back of the fifth row are $110.
One hundred arena floor seats and 16 box seats are now on sale and more will be purchased if the demand is greater than the supply now on
The Kansas-Missouri indoor meet is one of the oldest, if not the longest line of indoor competitions among colleges and universities in the country. Starting in 1904, the meets have been held each year and it is always being one of the biggest events of the outer sport season in Kansas City.
For many years the Tigers landed a one-sided victory, but gradually Kansas began to improve and the scores became closer. In recent years the Joyhawks have carried off the majority of victories, but Missouri still holds the greater number on account of the early wins.
The meet has become an institution in the Middle West. Events which in ordinary meets are considered dull and uninteresting are features when the Tiger and Jayhawk match speed and ability on the boards. The two-hole is always a thrilling event and gets enough action to keep them stunned while the entire distance is being run. Many have gone up to the final event, the one-mile relay, with victory hanging in the balance.
No other schools in the valley have such a competition as this indoor meet and this makes its importance even greater. "Mac" and his band will be there to give the men encouragement for the truck and Doctor Alen hopes that they students will avail themselves of the opportunity and see the meet.
Initiate Ten of First Law Class
Ten members of the first year law class were initiated Sunday into Phi Delta Phi, international legal fraternity. Initiation services were held on Saturday at the Douglas county court headquarters were George E. Leonard, J.K. Campus City, Mo.; George E. Hate, Lakin; John B. Durefe, Lawrence; C. Ray Thompson, Harper; Simone Web, Pittsburg; Nona E. Snyder, Kansas Stuart R. Carter, Wichita; Orin A. Lowen, Lown, Ernest S. Hampton, Kinney, Philip H. McKinley, Kauai City.
**The Rancho Real Meet Exhibit**
- Building, Carry Sari, Sarisman, Springer, Fraser and Williams, Dearbush, Dobb, and Built
- Dearbush dach - Coopier, Woole, Eagle and Built
- Row baird, Dearbush, Hays and Joule
- Fraser and Sari, Dearbush run-Sarissman, Springer and High Jump, Diedhill and Dobb
- Pove vault, Cash and Bones, Eagle, Woole, Built and Hays
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In Congress Today
Senate
Resumes consideration of prohibition reorganization bill.
Consider miscellaneous bills and conference reports.
House
Veterans committee considers Jerry Tarbot case.
Alice Gaskill Wins Meet
New Records Made in Women's Individual Meet
The results of the women's individual swimming meet, which was held Monday afternoon in Robinson pool, were:
Free style two lengths: Alice Ganik, first;
Dorothy Johnson, second;艾里·贝德福
Dorothy Johnson, second; previous record 21
seconds by Alice Ganik
formal John-Stagehill, last; William Woods
Side stroke: Nilad Hayat, first time, 12 seconds; previous record 24 seconds. Alice Sherbon, second; Jean Stevenson, third. David Williamson, fourth. Ingrid Hagboren, Williama Roos, second. Orla Dixon, fifth.
Mark face two lengths; Alice Gaskell, lynn
Daley, and Aaron Sherrill. "Silver
line 27.9 seconds, previous record 29.5 by
akshay in 1920."
Dungeon, Jake Stephenson; start: distance 41.25 feet, precision record 6.25 ft by Higgins in 1924; Darthryn Johnson; second: Alice Shannon, third.
The individual points won by the women in the meet were: Alice Gaskell, 15; Dorothy Johnson, 11; Jole Stapleton, 16; Elizabeth Sherbon, 10; Nell Davis, 11; Alice Sherbon, 10; Susan Keith, 12; Dorothy Goodwin, 13; Susan Kettle, 2; Jean Stevenson, 1; Olga Fulton, 1; Ehlenderson, 1.
Brock, Strauch: Elizabeth Sheraton, first time 38 seconds; precision record 25 seconds; Michael Sheraton, second time 38 seconds; Elizabeth Sheraton, third. Crack: Casey Dorothy Johnson, first time 17 seconds; precision record 9.6 seconds. Free style: 50 yards; Alice Gaughall, first time 39.2 seconds; precision record 27.9 seconds; w. Bockson:
Wrestlers Meet Aggies
Kansas Lineup Is Weakened Through Injuries
Tomorrow night at 7:30 in Robinson gymnastics the Armies from Manhattan will meet the University wrestling team. The Argies will present the strongest line of the seated armature, and the bumble will not have his best team on the mats. A few minor injuries and overtraining is keeping some of his best men out of the met. Regardless of these facts, Lookabush predicts a victory as Kansas has defeated Nebraska, also also Nebraska who beat the Argies.
Through Injuries
Next week the Missouri valley wrestling meet will be hold here and there will be an opportunity to see the country. Lookbaugh is saving some of his men out of the Aggie perfect condition for the valley meet.
Leon Bowman, coach at Kemper Military Academy, will referee the matches. He is a former Oklahoma Aggies star—The "Kansas" tahm will again wear their sleeveless jerseys and so will the Aaggies.
The Kansas lineup will be: 115 sound class, Paxon; 125 pound class, bungan; 135 pound class, Cox; 150 sound class, Morris; 158 pound class, Saptain Hays; 175 pound class, Hill; heavymass weight class, Freece. McKee an exercise nurse he is overtrained. Hill usually executes in the heavyweight class but he has been changed and Freece is asking his place.
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