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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1926
Valley Wrestlers Will Hold Meet at K.U.Mar.11-12
Mat Schedule Include Participation in A. A. U. Contests, to Be
at Ames
The Missouri Valley wrestling meet comes to Lawrence and the University of Kansas next March, for the championship held by day Dr. F, C, Allen, director of athletics, on his return from the meeting of Missouri valley officials at Ames. Two other wrestling contests are scheduled in two days, two track meets, including the Kansas Valley eight basketball games, and five football contests next fall. Schedules in all these sports were announced by the coaches at the Ames meeting.
The 1927 wrestling schedule for the University of Kansas follows:
Feb. 4 - Kansas Agricultural College at Manhattan;
Feb. 5 - 18 University of Missouri, at Monroe;
Feb. 6 - 18 Arsenal at Ames;
Feb. 7 - 18 Arsenal at Lawrence;
Feb. 8 - 18 Kansas Agricultural College at Little Rock; Missouri Valley met atLawrence;
Mar. 25 - 20 National, A, U, meet atKansas;
Volleyball Meet to Begin
Interclass Practice Schedule Is Announced
Women's interclass volleyball practice schedule was announced and the class managers were chosen at a meeting yesterday afternoon in the gymnasium. Practice begins next week after the intramural games.
Volleyball is a minor sport for which 50 W, A, A. points are awarded to members of the first team. Each class team will play every other class team once, instead of twice as in the hockey tournament.
Gladys Hitt, W. A. A. volleyball manager, was selected to manage the senior team. The other managers elected wave; Olga Fulton, junior; Betty Short, sephormone; and Viola Venne, freshman.
The following practice schedule was determined:
sunday, 4:30—Juniors and Sophie:
mores.
Tuesday, 4:30—Seniors and Freshmen.
Wednesday, 4:30—Juniors and Sophomores.
Thursday, 4:20—Seniors and Freshmen.
--the play was good for a touchdown, Lackity the Westemsters' secondary men naked the runner, Brick throw a dozen long passes by way of warming up before the game. Some of them for 65 yards and others up around 75
Sport Notes
The Kansas City Cowboys, professional football team, made their debut in Kansas City Sunday and won 7 to 0. They defeated the Carolina Panthers with the aid of making one first down.
Muller was a disappointment. He was hurt in the second period and removed from the lineup, but while he was in there he didn't show any all of his shots. The Cowboys buried him under an end run and as far as "Brick" was concerned
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