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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Jayhawkers Take Hard Played Game by 35-34 Score
Scorer
Aggie Rally in Last Minutes of Play Fails to Win; Newland High
Manhattan, Feb. 9—One lone point was the margin by which Dr. F. C. Allen's Jayhawks defeated the Kansas State's A desperate last minute rally on the part of the Aggies resulted in two attempts at the basket from mid-court, but neither was good and Kauai was on the long end of a 38 to 34 score.
In the closing minutes of play a technical foul was called on the Wildcats for having too many times out in the game. A referee free throw, which beat the Wildcats.
Kansas took an early lead when Peterson made a charity toss after being fooled by Mertel. Skradski immediately countered with a shot from mid-court and Mertel added another from the side. Burton tied the score with a short basket and free throw made on a Skradski's foul.
Kansas Unable to Score
For twelve minutes Kansas was unable score and the Angels won their tie. The point of the game Doctor Allen substituted "Jip" Hill for Captain Schmidt and his presence started Kansas on a scoring streak. Hill scored immediately, Newland capped a difficult shot from the sidron with two baskets in rapid succession.
Kansas went in the lead when Jeffery caged a basket and Kansas led at the half 17 to 14.
- Play during the final period was exceptionally fast and Kansas held the lead throughout. With Kansas winning, they came close and came close to passing the Crisson and Blue team. Mortel made good his bow on Schmidt's foul. Byers shot a long basket and Captain Kardis tied the score with two baskets.
Aggies Fight Desperately
1925s 'light' dress especially. With a knee brace to be played by petten and Newland and the free throw by Captain Schmidt gave Kansas a 35 to 30 lead. The Aggies tried desperately to shoot shots from all parts of the floor.
Byers, the diminutive forward who practically single-handed, defeated Kansas on the Jayhawk's court in 1925, scored two baskets from midcourt and put his team within a point of tying the score. Kansas adopted stalling tactics and kept the defense the final minute of play, with the opposing team scoring. Agnes managed to obtain possession and make two wild attempts at the basket. The gun found the ball in possession of Kansas.
Newland, substitute forward, proved to be a find for Doctor Allen and led selling with five field goals and one free throw. Newland has been one of the valuable reserve men and has played well when given the opportunity. Night was the first time that he has been in a game for any length of time.
Burton and Hill Star
"Zeke" Burton, Kansas veteran guard, also played a good game and was only one field goal behind Newland in total scoring. The big guard vowed all over the floor and the Aguilar would go to guard as the Kansas forwards.
The score:
Hill, another Kansas substitute also played the best game of his career and scored two field goals and six rebounds in a hard and dogged play. Hill was also shaded with usual standard and was dangerous to the Aguiles at all times.
Kansas Arizios 34
Kansas Angels 14
GFT
Royce, f 5
Odubere, f 0
Odubere, f 0
Ekwele, d 14
Ekwele, d 14
Mortel, g 12
Mortel, g 12
Dixon, f 0
Dixon, f 0
Totals 14 6
Totals 15, 5, 7
Referee-Warren Gibo, Washington an
Jefferson, Umpire-Dwight Ream, Topeka,
Sport Notes
--by Groups
After having successfully done away with the Aggies, Kansas is now ready to meet Grinnell at Grinnell, Saturday night. The Pioneers have a hard-fighting team, but Kansas should not have a difficult time coming back from the South. Kansas will carry a detailed wrap-up of the games.
A rally in the last half gave Iowa State a 25 to 21 victory over Drake last night. Drake led 15 to 7 at the halft, but the Cyclones came back with a vicious rally and tied the score at 20-all, eight minutes before the gun.
STARRED AGAINST THE AGGIES
CARMEN NEWLAND
"Rosey" Newland and "Zeke" Burton were the two principal Kansas scorers in the 35 to 34 defeat handed the Kansas Aggies at Manhattan last night. Newland formerly played with the Hillyards and has been used as a substitute forward all season. However, last night he performed like a veteran and supplied the missing offensive spark. Burton is a veteran Kansas guard and last year was selected on the second all-village team. He caged four field goals against the Aggies and played an air-tight defensive game.
Freshman Basketball Squad of 31 Players Split Into Four Teams
GLENN BURTON
Triple Round Robin Schedule of Games to Be Played by Groups
The freshman basketball squad, composed of 31 players, has been divided into four teams for the pari-match triple round robin schedule of games.
The squad is divided as follows: Team No. 1: Light, Obergladen, Unrah, Watson, Wier and Whitfield. Team No. 2: Barth, Kindig, McCoy, McDonald, O'Keefe, Schroeder Thorrnill and Wallace. Team No. 3: Cochran, Fearing, Jacobstein, Kotter, Finneck, Picus, Parker and Schmidt. Team No. 4: Gould, Janzen, Jorgenson, Miller, man, Gould, Janzen, Jorgenson, Miller, man, and Wooley.
The first game was played Tuesday night between teams number one and two, number one scoring an easy victory by a score of 45 to 16. The work of Okerberg, Urunh and Watson was outstanding in this game, Team number three defeated number four, 24 to 17.
The squand has been improving rapidly, both in technique and in fundamentals. They will practice four nights each week for the remainder of the season; two nights to be used for regular drill, and the other two for the playing of the tournament games.
According to Coach Bunn the division of the teams is not permanent, but will be changed as the players improve.
Sprinter to Make Tour
Locke, Cornhusker Star, Plane Eastern Invasion
You will meet your friends at the Electric Shoe Shop & Shiner Park, better repairing and better shines. Fill in 8; Sundays from 9 to 2-Adv.
If plans outlined by Henry Schultz, University of Nebraska track coach, materialize, the East will have the greatest preemerger in the country last year, in action. Locke is considered one of the greatest sprinters of all time and Schultse plans to take him to the eastern states some time this month.
Locke ran the 220 yard dash in 29.5 seconds in the Missouri-Nebraska dual meet last spring and the record was accepted by the national A. A. U. team in seven games, times in 9.5 seconds, but the time was never officially accepted. Schulte did not make an effort to have this time accepted, because he felt that Locke would have better success.
Although Locke is out of inter-collegiate competition, having graduated in 1926, he is running under the "N" club, a graduate organization.
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Drake is to meet Notre Dame in football next year and for three seasons following, it was revealed at Des Moines yesterday when Ed Lorton, Drake business manager, certified university officials that Rockhill had agreed to the terms of the four year agreement. Drake will be in Des Moines and the Bouldocks will play in South Beech in 1928 and 1930.
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With a portrait of his wife Guy C. Wiser, of the fine arts department of Ohio State University recently captured the Hoover prize in the exhibition "Hands at the picture galleries of Medical Field and Company, Chicago."
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