PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927 Jayhawker Team in Good Condition for Club Cagers Kansas Will Give Exhibition for Visiting Mentors Before Regular Game "Kansas is planning to win by a fast pace from the outset," Dr. P. C. Allen, director of athletics, declared following the Kansas City Athletic night in Convention hall, Kansas City. "K. C. A. C. lack condition although Ackerman's return to the game has placed Kansas on hospitals of reserves." The two teams are seemingly playing an unintentional compliment to each other. The K, C, A, C team is playing against the Kansas versatile players: Mosby Wilkins Akerman (captain), and Prodiluft, the Kansas team as they go on the floor in Convention hall will be made entirely of men from Kansas City, Gainesville, Knoxville, Schmidt, K, C, K, forward and captain, Goodon, Westport, westport, Barton, Central, guard, Petersen, anterior, center, and Campbell, Westport, guard. Campbell and Jeffrey are guarded at guard last night in practice. to Give Exhibition Drill Dector Allen is going to take the entire sound to Kansas City tomorrow for the game, however. Kansas will put on fundamental drills in Convention hall before the game for the benefit of the crowd and visiting coaches. "The team is going in good shape all right now." Doctor Allen said. "But the outlook was mighty discouraging after the Creighton trip." Teams Leave Wednesdays! Laurie Ottawa, Ontario, will refer the game to the team that will willump. The game is called at 9 o'clock. There will be a preliminary game which has not been announced. The tickets may be purchased at the Athletic office for $130. The game will be played on car on the Santa Fe at 2:20 p.m. tomorrow and will be quartered at the K. C. A. C. after their arrival at 4:40. Anyone wishing to go with the team on the special car may do so from time to time as $210 and is good on all railroads to and from Lawrence. Sources of University of Kansas- Kansas City Athletic Club games: Year Kansas K. C. A. C. 1902 1904 1906 1908 1910 1912 1924 1925 1924 1925 1926 Total above K. C. A. 5 19 19 19 35 21 35 21 44 46 44 46 22 22 24 24 15 15 15 15 34 34 34 34 81 81 81 81 No Game 0 Volleyball Contest Opens Sophomores Defeat Seniors in Opening Game The interclass volleyball tournament opened yesterday afternoon with the sophomores defeating the seniors with the score 21-28. At no time throughout the game was the lead of the sophomores seriously threatened. The sophomore hold a large lead until Mary Bernater served in the second half. Dora Ginger on her second serve made six crossing bringing the senior score the closest it had been to the sophomore score. The line-up of the two teams is as follows: Sophoraens Gaskill, A. Parker, H. Donald, F. Moservez, D. George, J. Grace, J. Sheffer, J. Church, H. Kernan, H. Seniors Bernaton, M. Laptad, L. Ladywood, I. Isern, M. Fair, M. McAfferty, M. Sims, A. Sims, A. Kloup, S. Total Regular Practice Urged for Women on Rifle Team "Some of the women chosen for the rifle team have not been reporting for practice," said Lieut. H, F. Meyers this morning. The range is open every day and the women are urged to get in as much practice as possible, each year. On first match will be held the first week of the second semester. "The first semester is not a very interesting one for the team as all of us have been here, practicing. However, with the beginning of the second semester matches will be held nearly every month," said April, of Septembert. "I said Lieutenant Meyers. Proudfit Ackerman Mosby Wilkin When Kansas meets the strong Kansas City Athletic Club Wednesday night at Convention hall, it will be Jayhawk against Jayhawk. Four members of the club team are former wonders of the Crimson and Blue. Herb Proudfit was a member of the squad last year and is a good floor man. "Tau" Ackerman, Blue diamond captain, was an all-Vallley and all-western conference selection during his playing days here. Mosby and Wilkin were both all-Vallley guards during their stay on Mt. Owakud and all-Western Conference teams. Ackerman was unable to be a club team. The team accounted for an injured foot, but it is almost certain that he will be ready to start against Kansas. Chi Omega Sorority Takes Championship in Finals of Volleyball Why worry about parking space? Get a Motorcycle Alpha Xi Delta Are Defeated in Tournament Contest by 40-19 Score The Alpha Xi Delta team was worn both in serving and returning. The game they played last night did not in any way equal the playing which they had done in previous games of the tournament. Chi Omega was exceptionally good on serving. There were no outstanding servers, but all others were excellent. The server served well. During the first round of servers the score was close, but when Gene Elliott and Mary Henderson had their second serve they Chi Omega defeated Abiba Xi Delta by a score of 40-15, in the volleyball finals played last night in the gymnastium. This is the second consecutive year that Chi Omega has won the tournament. KNOLES BICYCLE SHOP 1014 Mass. Phone 913 The line-up for the two teams and the points made during their services are as follows: pushed the score high for Chi Omega. The score at the end of the half was 18-9 for Chi Omega. Chi Ongaaga Ellhott, G. Henderson, M. Henderson, M. Pactar, H. Filhit, H. Marshall, H. Patton, G. Gaffney, F. Gannet, M. Alpha XI Odelt, Gookell, I. Johnson, D. Coury, M. Brett, M. Brett, M. Klausefer, F. Strinlin, L. Hunemack, P. Hunemack, P. Swimming is the next women's intra-marathon sport. There will be a meeting of the birmingham association Thursday afternoon, Jan. 18, at 4:30 to make definite plans for the swimming. Total 40 Total Women at the Adventist College at Walla Wash, Wash., are required to wear their dresses to within 12 inches of the floor. TAXI & STORAGE Phone 12 HUNSINGER'S 929-202 Mass. -selling at You can save now; better take advantage of these reductions $ 33^{1 \%}_{3\text{ discount}} $ and Hart Schaffner Marx Suits—Overcoats MANHATTAN SHIRTS FLANNEL PAJAMAS Bath Robes Silk Dressing Gowns Pigskin Gloves Leather Glouses Leather Jackets Sheep-Lined Coats Wool Hose Silk Hose Odd Trousers Now on Sale-by means of The Kansan Intra-mural Basketball Entries to Close Jan. 12 Organization winshing to enter; the intramural basketball tournament must turn in their entry blanks to be voted into for Wednesday, Jan. 12, according to John Sabez, assistant coach. Entries must absolutely be in before noon. No blanks will be accepted after that. In addition, of $2 should accompany the blanks. 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