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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Battling Jayhawk Will Meet Speedy Piker Five Tonight
Kansas Team Hopes to Win Thirty-fourth Straight Conference Victory
One of the decisive battles for Valley cage honors will be fought tonight when the no-far-undefended Jayhawkers meet the five of Washington in Robinson gymnasium at 7:30. The Pikers lost their first contest last night to the University of Oklahoma.
Although the Jayhawks were defeated by the K. C. A. C. Blue Diamonds Tuesday night in Convention hall the defeat did not count on the Valley rating and Kansas will go into the game with hopes of adding another victory to the thirty-three straight wins already recorded.
Washington is one of the fastest and hardest playing teams in the conference, and the contest will be a battle from the start, according to coaches' predictions. The defeat given the Pikers by the Sonnen five is not an indication of a loss in the game, the Oklahomaans are rated as among the best.
"Washington has a good defense and a fast offense," said Coach Allen this morning. "Kansas is in good shape and the men will play for a victory from the start. Washington and Kansas both had hard games last night, but Washington had the added disadvantage of traveling to the game with K. C. A. C. was one of our bests, but the men had a good rest and came back from Kansas City this morning."
Line-un Changed
Kansas has been on thin ice in several of the more recent games and according to Coach Allen will need more than the usual number of points to turn the tide against the Pikers tonight.
"Washington has a dangerous combination and specializes on long shots. They are more accurate than other teams Kansas has met this season, they will have to make more baskets tonight to win a victory," he said.
The lineup used in the K. C. A. C. game will not be used against the Pikers. Ackerman will start at center, Black and Engel at forwards, and Mosby and Belgard at guards. Dope shows the contest as one of the fastest that will be played on a backhand shot. Both Pikers will again elevate themselves into a tie for first honors if they are able to turn back the Kansans.
A Scholarship Recognition Day has been established on the Ohio State campus.
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Women Discuss Problems of Campus at Luncheons
Fortnightly luncheons given by Miss Agnes Husband, dean of women, for representative University women, for the purpose of discussing campus problems, will be continued this semester. At these luncheons, four girls are chosen from each class, not more than half of whom may be sorority girls. Two girls from the same sorority are never invited. The first of these groups will be given tomorrow to Miss Husband's family. Eleny Tamire, president of the W. S. G. A., will be assistant hostess.
Kansas Wrestlers to Meet Cornhuskers in Seven Matches Here
Opening Mat Affair of Season Will Be Staged at Gym Friday Night
K. U. wrestlers entered their first Missouri Valley meet when the University of Nebraska squad comes to Robinson Gymnasium Friday night. The Cornhuskers are rated well in the mat game this season as well, and they have Northwestern grapplers, 13 to 7, already to their credit.
Coach G. B. Patrick will present some husky Jayhawkers to the invading Huskers as the opening of the second semester has made available Sparrowhawk and Captain Carl Webring. Kanaas has lost two prac- tices. Mr. M. C. A. but will present a much improved team in Friday's matches.
Wrestling was made an accredited sport by the athletic board last year and 'Ks will be given to the members of the team this season. The crowd at the practice match with the Kansas City mat man seems to indicate
First:  "This cold weather chills me to the bone."
Second:  "Why don't you get a Finchley cap?"
(Apologies to Centre Colonel)
Couch Patrick today announced the team to meet Nebraska as follows: Cleo Craven, 115 pounds; R. A. Stirton, 125 pounds; Albert Baring, 135 pounds; Mahlon Delp, 145 pounds; Lawrence Sparrowhawk, 158 pounds; Capt. Carl Webring, 175 pounds; Victor Hill heavyweight.
increasing interest in the sport and preparations are being made to handle a big crowd for the mix, with the Nebraskans.
Only four seniors have received appointments as teachers at the end of the first semester, according to Prof. W. H. Johnson, secretary of the teachers' appointment bureau of the University.
Four Seniors to Teach
Helen Reid has gone to Seraton,
Kansas, where she will teach engi-
lish; Sarah Bocken has taught
engiish; Ralph Bloxon has
taken up the teaching of math-
Graduating Students Appointed to Positions
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ematics and science in Sapula, Oklahoma; and Ruth Carter has received an appointment as teacher of English at Haskell, Oklahoma.
"structuring salaries are always responsible for great activity in the appointing of teachers," said Procter. "We must work with the and 'the unusual lack of activity' in
Two graduate students have also received appointments. Lulu McManes, A. B. '16; in now teaching history in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Thessa Baum, A. B. '21; is teaching and Spanish at Jarbalo, Kansas.
year is undoubtedly due to the general degree of salaries. Most of the changes in teachers this year are due to the marriage of teachers.'
In cold weather the birds' greatest enemy is the length of the night which means a long fast for the day-feeding kinds.
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Bowersock Theatre Thursday, February 7
926 Mass. St.
Added Attraction — Billy Doss, Monologist
Seats on sale at Box Office Now. Mail Orders Protected If Accompanied by c-eck. Prices: $2.00-$1.80 Balcony $1.80-$1.70 plus xx
Nobody's Excused from Saturday's Jig—Everybody Out.
VARSITY DANCE
Introducing
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(Successors to Chuck Shofall)
Saturday Nite
F. A. U. Hall
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Can You Pick the All Valley?
—our guessing Contest is now "hittin' on 12 cylinders"
—somebody is going to wear a new $45 spring Hart, Schaffner,
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—Somebody is going to "jingle"
10 iron men in his pocket—Free.
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"Somebody is going to win"
Watch Washington U.
players tonight—
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