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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, JANUARY 16. 1927
Jayhawkers Drop First Conference Contest, 12 to 15
Early Lead Taken by Ames
Is Too Much for K. U.;
Score at Half
is 7 to 11.
Is 7 to 11
A furiously fighting Iowa State five reversed the dome last night and beat Kansas in the first home game of the valley season, 15 to 12. Kansas fought overwhelmingly, overcoming the 4-point lead the Ameer team garnered during the first half.
Iowa State did not present a smooth running machine, but showed ability to take advantage of the opponent's defense at times and thus won the game. The Ames defense was superb and kept Kansas shooting at long range during most of the game, but the Allen team looked badly off form in basket shooting and was not able to finish when it did have a good evening.
Game in Doubt Until End
Game in Topeka Cullin Elbe
The last half was a thriller and the final half was a final whistle. Hill had a chance to bring the Kansas total up to within one point of the Ames score when he was fooled by Wingster and two charity tosses, but was nervous and returned to be played the Kansas team started a desperate offensive and Newland was put in for Hill. Newland had made two baskets against the K.C., A.C. and tried to win, but were not allowing any Kansas scores and he was not able to connect.
Cliff Campbell, another long-shooting Jayhawkker, was put in for Captain Schmidt, but he too, was unable to get away from an Iowa State man long enough to send the ball through the hoop. With a minute and a half left, Captain Schmidt went back in, only to be suddenly already won the game and it ended with the ball under the visitors' basket.
Landy Cinches Game
Defiant for the Jayhawkers was spotted during the first half, when at one time Iowa State held an 11 to 4 lead on the Crismon and Blue squad. Led by Captain Schmidt and Peterson, Kansas started a rally just before the end of the first period, but Ames led 11 to 7.
During the last buff, play was very
difficult with Kansas trying wanily to
pull the ball up the field. The ball
hail sacked back and forth across
the ball for five minutes before Burton
maneuvered to in a pretty one-
to-one run from back of the free
throw line.
The next Kansas score came after eleven minutes of play, when Peteren scored a tip shot to Burton had missed. This was the closest Kansas ever came to catching the scrappy Ames quintet.
Lamly cinched the game for Ames with a shot from center when five minutes remained to play. This did not take the light out of Kanaan and Captain Schmidt's team used all of his points in the 5-point lead, but to no avail.
Kansas Below Form
The game was marred by much rough play on the part of both teams. Iowa had an advantage in timing to the fierceness with which both teams played. Iowa State used the dribble to much advantage and had the ball watching the classic Elliott and Staats game.
The Jachawkers appeared to be sally below form in basket shooting and were unable to show the offense for which Aleen-coached teams have been famous in the past. The play was stopped by Kanslas simply could not get going.
Petersen High Scorer
Peterson was higher scorer for Kansas with three field goals. Burton and Captain Schmidt each connected with one aopie and with free throws by the Kansas leader and Hill, the Kansas total was made.
For the visitors, the work of Ehlert was outstanding. Dribbling and running down the court, he was a living stricken and it took the entire team a lot to stop him. did not run wild in scoring. Wagner, giant center, also played a good game although he debilited too much. The Anues guards harassed the Kansas scoring area enough to keep them out. Then the defense started down on offense in fast order.
This deflight brings to an end the string of 17 consecutive victories which Kansas had made last year and for three games this season. Kansas next game will be Jan. 10 on the home court against Nebraska.
Kansas scored first when Petersen took the ball on the tip and dribbed the length of the court to lay the ball in the basket. Ellott immediately countered with a shot from center and the score was deadlocked 2 to 2.
The game was eight minutes old before another score was made by taver, which put Iowa State out in the lead. Captain Schmidt scored a basket and the score was tied t 4 all.
From this time on, Kansas seemed to lose its scoring ability and goals by Wagner, Elliott and Staver put two goals each in the first half. A pretty goal and Captain Schnipz connected with a free throw and ended kansas' scoring for the half.
The score:
Totals 6 1 6
Referee: K. C. Quigley, St. Marys.
Iowa State-Aggie
Struggle Features
Friday Night Games
Manhattan, Kan., Jan. 14.—The Kansas Aggies defended the Iowa State five here tonight 31 to 24 in a game that was not won until the last two minutes of play. The lead was five times during the hard struggle.
Ames took an early lead, but the Wildcats finished on the long end of a 13 to 9 score at half time. At the start of the second half, goals by 83 and Wagner overcame the Angie lead and the Iowa led for a few minutes.
The sensational shooting of Byers during the last half was the feature of the game. He engaged six field goals and one free throw for a total of 13 points. Staver and Wagner did the scoring as Iowa State won 5-0. *Kansas State; 21, Iowa State; 21.*
| | G F T | F | F | G F | F |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Snyder, f | f | f | f | Stuver, f | g |
| balfour, f | f | f | f | Rilott, f | g |
| Kiebold, f | 0 | 0 | 0 | Milking, g | 1 |
| Kiebold, g | 0 | 0 | 0 | Milking, g | 1 |
| lindgrand, g | 2 | 0 | 1 | Milking, g | 9 |
| lindgrand, g | 2 | 0 | 1 | Milking, g | 9 |
| Ogata | — | 14 | 5 | Grassley, g | 0 |
| Grassley, g | 14 | 5 | 5 | Grassley, g | 0 |
Missouri Wins Over Drake
Columbia, Mo., Jan. 14—The Missouri Tigers won their first valiety game of the season from Drake here tonight, 27 to 18. The Bulldogs proved to be a stubborn foe and held an 11 to 10 lead at the half.
Missouri led through the first half until just before the half ended when Myers, Drake forward, made good an attempt mid-court.
At the beginning of the last half Roach and Welch, sophomores, were put in the Tiger lineup in an effort to penetrate the Drake defense. Lazio in the game, Carl Bacchi was won by a score of 4-2 in field goals. O'Sullivan and Bacchi starred for Missouri and Evercott the best work for Drake. The source
Drama
G F F F G 4 F
Bachch, f 3 0 0 0 2 Everett, f 3 0 0 0 Myers, f 3 0 0 0 Varner, f 3 0 0 0 Varner, f 3 0 0 0 Channon, c 1 0 1 0 Ebert, c 1 0 0 0 Channon, c 1 0 1 0 D Shilhouk, g 2 1 0 0 Ashley, g 2 1 0 Flinnman, g 2 1 0 Totals 7 2
Totals 11 5 7
Referee—Warren Glics, Washington and
Jefferson.
St. Louis, Me, Jun. 14—Nebraska completely outclassed Washington here on night and the Huskers won 37 to 29. Nebraska took an early lead and never once reliedquished it to the lead. At half time Nebraska led 25 to s.
Nebraska Trims Washington
For the visitors the work of Page, center, was the most outstanding and be coupled with Smaha, carried the role of the Husker attack. The score;
Sport Notes
Washington 29 FG 1 Nehrakuja 37 GF
Hattleton, f 1 1 FT 1 Smith, f 17
Hattleton, f 2 1 FI 1 Nehrakuja, f 2 8
Hatcheck, f 2 1 FI 1 Nehrakuja, f 2 8
Hatcheck, f 2 1 FI 1 Nehrakuja, f 2 8
Rip报itor, g 1 2 FI 3 Page, g 6 1
Rip报itor, g 1 2 FI 3 Page, g 6 1
Lolting, g 0 1 FI 4 Kihot, c 0 0
Lolting, g 0 1 FI 4 Kihot, c 0 0
Totals 6 8 H 5 Gardin, g 1 0 Totals 16 5 H 5
"He's a dirty burn" said Nick Catina, referring to his mate, Fipre Wilcox. Whereupon Firpo returned, "A that guy is a false alarm. Why don't they lock us in a room and fight us it out." And now the wrestling bugs in Kansas City are howling for Nick and Firpo to fight. It seems that their wrestling match was naked of gouging eyes, biting and plenty of roar. In part of both rasers, Promoter Gabe Kaufman sits back in his chair and chortles in glee for he has the makings of another good match.
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Pete Latzio of Scranton, wellweight champion, received the decision over Sergent Sammy Baker of Boca Raton in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., last night.
Freshman Team Wins Volleyball Tournament With Three Victories
Junior Finish in Cellar Whe Defeated by Senior Team in Final Game
The freshman team won the inter-class wall-hall tournament by defeating the sophomores队 31-27. The junior team lost to the seniors队 was tied 27 all. Time out was taken and three minutes were allowed to play off the tie. The sophomores were unable to score, but the freshmen were able to score or four teams made four scores.
The game was well played throughout. Both teams showed very good team work. There were no outstimming servers for either team, but almost every member of both teams made points. Nearly every served ball was returned making the game very fast.
Precining the freshman-sophomore game the juniors and seniors played. The severe end of 23-16 in favor of the seniors. Both teams had already foot two games, one to the freshman and one to the sophomore, played well, but neither with the quickness and teamwork that the freshman and sophomore teams showed. There were no outstanding players on either of the teams. The seniors showed the best teamwork, but the juniors were better on returning
| | Wool | Land | Pet |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Freshmen | 1 | 1,000 | .600 |
| Sophomores | 2 | 1 | .600 |
| Seniors | 4 | 2 | .600 |
| Juniors | 5 | 3 | .600 |
The standings of the teams at the end of the tournament are as follows:
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Handball Tourney to Be Finished Next Semester
In order to allow for final examinations, the second round of mri-mural handrail will not begin until the first exam is completed to John Sabo, assistant coach.
Nevertheless, all scores of the first round must be in by Monday, Jan. 15 and not be played and their scores turned in by this time will be defaulted. All scores should be placed on room 203 in Robinson gymnasium.
In an investigation conducted by a psychology professor at the University of Arkansas, three-fourths of the students under him confessed by secret ballot that they cheated in examinations. The students also stated that they preferred the honor system to the police system.
Any organizations wishing to use the varsity basketball court for practicing for the intramural basketball tournament to be held the first of next semester can call at room 203 and make an appointment for its use.
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Games
Iowa State 15, Kansas 12
Nebraska 35, Missouri 28
Results of Last Night's Valley
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