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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1927
Drake No Match for Fast Kansas Basketball Team
Allen Uses Entire Squad in 27 to 13 Victory Over Bulldogs; 5,000 See Fray
Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 4. "Ploog" Allen's lanky university of Kansas basketball proved too much for Drake here tonight and the Bulldogs were defeated 27 to 13, in a game which dedicated the new field house. More than 600 people attended the game and made a new attendance record for basketball games here.
After only a minute of play Kanas led by a 6 to 0 score and when the gum sounded at the half the Jay-hawkers were out in front 18 to 7.
Drake Unable to Pierce Defense
The last half was more of a deflection. Kansas holding the scrapy Bulldogs. All teams held the Allen team annexed nine. Drake tried desperately to pierce the Kansas Five-man defense, but to no avail. The Bite offense was stopped just out-of-the-way before they struck for any short shots or setup.
At no time during the contest did Drake show form able to cope with the sterling play of the Jayhawkers and the Bulldogs were outcamped at all times, and did its utmost to stop the fast moving Kansans.
Kansas appeared to good advantage at all times and showed strength in every department of the game. The players used that strength to them to pass over the heads of the Drake players and the Bulldogs found it impossible to get through the Kansas defense. Drake used many long passes, but were not able to make them successful.
Game Not Championship Contest
Game Not Championship Contest
The game was not a valley contest and will not have bearing on the championship race, Captain Schmidt, Petersen and Gordon each annexed three field goals and proved to be a scoring combination that Drake could combine. "TZA is a good defensive game for Kansas and also brute into the scoring column with one field goal. For Drake, the veteran Everett and Meyers, brilliant forward, were the stars.
The Kansas team returned to Lawrence immediately after the game and arrived here this morning. Kansas first championship game will be Saturday, Jan. 8, when it tangles with the Bears at St. Louis. The score:
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Well, Phoog's bunch ran true to form last night. Evidently the Doctor used a little inspiration on his charges and responded with the usual Kansas scandal.
The place left vacant by Frenchy Belgard seems to be causing the Kansas coach a lot of trouble. Last night Magena a monophony and Harold Zuber scores at the guard position along with Barton who seems to have kill his stride.
Sport Notes
--ably last three days, there should be plenty of time for Jackson to make up his mind and bring out his charges at the Chicago meeting. The extra length of time necessary for the meeting is due to the fact that some of the witnesses from the Pacific coast must arrive to attend at the appointed time.
The Valley teams are showing their stuff in great form these days. Oklahoma A. & M. defeated Phillips last night and Washington beat St. Louis University. All in all the indications are that Valley basketball will be closer this year than ever before with players like Jake Kroger, Angles, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Aggies, Washington, Kansas and possibly Missouri.
Judge Landis Opens Hearing of Charges of Throwing Series
Many Leading Baseball Player to Be Questioned in Case of 1917 Games
Interest of baseball fans through the country center at Chicago today, where Judge Konewski Mountain Landis, commissioner of baseball, is holding an investigation of charges against four players from Berg relative to the throwing of a four game series between the Chicago White Sox and the Detroit Tigers by certain Detroit players in return for a sum of money. The series was held in April 1974 and ended with the White Sox to win the American league pennant.
Many of the leading players in baseball who are charged with being involved have accepted Judge Lulah's invitations. The number among their managers, one unimpres, besides numerous star players.
Meanwhile, from another quarter, additional charges may be brought. Joe Jackson, one of baseball's former heroes and a member of the Chicago "Black" Sox, has announced that he knows of additional crookness, but does not promise to reveal this knowllege. He has wired his lawyer, Ray Cannon, for testimony on the avoidability of broadcasting his information.
Inasmuch as Judge Landis has announced that the hearing will probably last three days, there should be plenty of time for Jackson to make up his mind and bring out his charges at the Chicago meeting. The extra length of time necessary for the meeting is due to the fact that some of the witnesses from the Pacific coast must arrive to attend at the appointed time.
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