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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926
Dyer and Wheeler Put Final Touches on Flashy Teams
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Both Captains Confiden
of Victory at Melee;
Shultz and Shore
in Shane
in Shape
Rumors are afloat and posts reveal that another great "Game of the Century" is to be played. After a year of deep secrets and much underground work, the announcement has at last come out concerning the players of the two most famous leagues in basketball. The "Wilson's" and the "Lamuducks" are to play next Wednesday night for the Christmas fund.
Last year they were called the "Everwins" and the "Neverwins," but this year the names have been changed in order to be more appropriate and fitting to the dignity of the members. Last year the "Neverwins" lost 11 to 10 in a game that was filled with thrills and heart-thrills.
It is reported that at this final practice, the fundamental rules of last year will be explained to each member so that they will know what to do. If any member of either team is found practicing before or after Saturday, he shall be declared ineligible. The members of each team say that and their word is final. Another rule is that every player who fails will he be taken from the game.
Practice Saturday Morning
The first and only practice for both teams will be at 9 a'clock Saturday morning. At this time the pleasure of playing will be greater. Wheeler, will assemble their teams for the initial and final workout before the big game. It was more other than this same Dean Jeyr, who was known for his abilities of play to stop the huge gains that Professor Wheeler of the "Neverwins", now the "Lameducks", was making around ends. The game was basketball, but it had some rules that were not observed in valley competition.
Doctor Allen and John Bunn will assist the two teams in a fine study of teamwork and technic at the practice session, it is said. All members of the teams are expert in all departments of the game, but a little experience must be obtained before they take the floor in the critical game.
Teams Have Technic
Both teams are confident of victory and are even boasting. The "Wildcats" defy any one man on Mt. Orchid to out play a team that can compete with weight, some brains and no speed against them. They tasted the pieces of victory last year and know that they want it again this year.
Crafton May Start
as to the players making up both teams, as that is remaining a secret for the time being. However, it is known on good authority that such men as Ted Shultz, Chet Chest, Professor Crafton and others will probably be selected from the college director of the extension division, will be featured on one of the teams and anyone who attended the game last year will bear testimony to the statement that he is a "gang-up" basketball player. Last year he was the only man who protested when taken by the game after he had scored a goal.
It is almost certain that Ted Sturda and Chet Shore will again pull their famous step-ladder play, which never fails. They are the players of publicity for the play last year and the opposing team will certainly have to watch these two brainy and capable players. They are expected to be the chief cohesion of the "Wilden"
New Players to Appear
Some new players will appear on both teams due to the fact that some of the members of last year are not present in the faculty now. Also some are still to tired from last year's game, but it is probable that the urge of the game will be too much for them and their uniforms are by Wednesday night.
The great things about both the teams is that their second and third string is as good as their initii lineup. Knute Rocke and his Notr lineup. Knute Rocke and his Notr "Wildcats" and "lameducks." Eac team boosts that they are better than the opposing team, and they are really good. The lineup will be announced soon. Dean Dye and Professor Wheeler are busy embellishing their forces and they will present the strongest lineups possible
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Ruth Williams Is Elected Point System Manage
The Kansas Outing Club held a meeting in Robinson gymnasium Tuesday instead of the bike which was postponed on account of bad weather. Ruth Williams was elected point system manager, and she was setting, Jan. 12 when all members are asked to bring their practice cards.
Every woman who brings a new member to this meeting will be given a point, and the person who brings the most members who were absent yesterday or new members will be given five points. A skating party and a hostess will be the first week of the second semester, were announced. Practice will begin immediately after Christmas vacation.
All Stars and Varsity Will Compete Dec. 15 for Friendship Fund
Big Ten Basketball Luminarie on Jayhawker Opponent's Aggregation
The lineup for the All Star team which will play against the Varsity basketball team for the benefit of the Friendship fund was announced today by Dr. F, C. Allen, director of the department of physical education and basketball coach. The game was played the night of Wednesday, Dec.
The first game will be played at 7:30 between two teams made up of the deans and professors of the University. Doctor Allen foreseen an most enjoyable puncture in thisgame, but the game has not been definitely announced.
The "ringer" of the All Star team will be Dr. Earl Anderson, of the department of physical education of the University of Illinois. He will play a forward. He is the only member of the team not in the Kansas department.
The other forward will be played by John Bunn, freshman coach of the University, Doctor Allen will play
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The defensive end of the team will be taken care of by Franklin Cappon, football coach, who also played basketball while at Michigan, and John Sabeo, Illinois, who coached the ends and backs on the football squad and who is assisting Doctor Allen with basketball.
The arrangements for the game are being made by Ted Shultz, Y, M, C, A secretary.
A special meeting of the executive committee of the Kansas State Athletic Association will meet in Topokia on Monday, June 13 to discuss the director of athletics at the University, to decide definitively whether the Kansas high school basketball tournament, which has been held in Robinsons Stadium since 2004, will be held in Lawrence or at the
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