THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Bulldogs Smarting With Defeat, Meet Jayhawks Tonight
Drake Scintillators Expected To Put Up Stiff Battle Against Valley Leaders
A determined squad of court athletes from Drake will try tonight in Robinson gymnasium to do what no Valley team has been able to do yet this year—beat Kansas. Smarting under a 32 to 18 defeat earlier in the season, the Northern invaders stand a good chance of getting revenge.
Conspicuous among them is Boelet, captain-elect of next year's football team and all-Valley halfback. He has a peculiar style of dribble which even Endacott was unable to handle. Three times White forward dribbled past "Endy" and neatly spun the ball through the basket.
Drake Forward Dangerous
Wilhelm, the other forward, is, if anything, more dangerous. He, also, made three goals from the field and made third in the Valley individual
Another Bulldog star is Devine, cousin of the great Aubrey Devine, remarkable University of Iowa athlete and all-American quarterback in 1921. This Devine of Drake is a vigorous and hard player. It was due mainly to his efforts that Waldo Brewton with a crippled leg, a black eye and a sore arm, and the former was in the game only ten minutes.
"A Vigorous Playing Bunch"
Ven Alken is the center who kept John Wulf from connecting with the basket or ever coming near it. He didn't stop him. John's chance of squaring up matter
The other Drake guard is Charrett, who is a hard, consistent player. He is often replaced by O'reghan brilliant sophomore quarter-back, who scored the winning points against Kansas in the game last fall.
"They are a hard and vigorous playing bunch," said "ShoP" Allen this morning. "They never seem to tire, and are fighting harder at the finish then at the start. At Des Moines the score at the end was 4-1, our favorite but they came back and outplayed Kansas in the last half.
"They seem to be in an-and-out team, playing one game like champions and another like high school boys. They beat the Agagios 50 to 23 the most lop-sided score against them this season."
Bowman Has Laryngitis
Kansas will start the same team as usual, except for the probable sub situation of Wostemeyer for Bow man, as Waldo is suffering from lar yngitis and several injuries. Freedrick, who was "out" with the fit w able to take a light workout yes tuesday and he may get in the game.
"Our plays need to be perfected and better executed," continued the Kansas court mentor. "Perhaps the position of leadership has allowed a little carelessness to creep in. Our plays have been miscarrying of late; the men have not yet recovered from the strenuous northern trip, the Missouri game, and examinations. However, physicals they are required. We will be one of the hardest of the season. The Bulldogs fought hard at Des Moines, and they are likely to fight harder on a foreign court."
Old Student to Speak
Between halves Dr. James Naimi smith will speak on the origin of the game of baskettball, and Frank Lindley Wenner the class of the 72 who is at present studying for his degree in engineering, will also talk
The much-agitated question of try-outs for cheerleaders will be settled following the talks when any aspirants for the position of University cheerleader will be given the opportunity to "show their stuff." Those wishing to try out must see Virgil Miller or "Phog Allen" beforehand.
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" To Play in Junction City
Eight students of the University left this morning with the "Seven Keys to Baldage" company, which is to play in Junction City tonight and tomorrow night. This group of players is the same one which played here for the local American Legion some time ago.
The success of the performance here attracted the attention of the members of the Legion post in Junction City and they asked the cast to come to their house and play a musical. The Lawrence players left on the Union Pacific at 11:52 a. m. and will return sometime Sunday.
High School Tournament To be Held March 16, 17
The annual high school basketball tournament will be held at Robinson gymnastics March 16 and 17 under the auspices of the NCAA. During the week preceding the tournament here, eight district tournaments will be held at colleges over the state designated by the NCAA High School Athletic Association.
The winners of the finals, as well as the winners of the semi and qualifinals will compete here for the state championship. The championship last year was won by Ft. Scott. Newton was the runner-up, while Wichita contested bitterly in the championship race.
Nine Iowans Attack Mount Oread at 7:30 To Dethrone Jayhawk
Drake Team Enters Soonerland Tomorrow Night For War On Southerners
De Moines, Ia., Feb. 15—The Drake University basketball team left De Moires tonight for a trip through the southern end of the Missouri Valley campus. On Friday and Orkham at Norman on Saturday.
Nine men were taken on the trip. The squad is in perfect condition following the Oklahoma struggle here, and the Buildings are hoping that they may be able to stem the onus of Coach Allen's Kansas Jayhawks, who seem to be having their own team with every team in the conference.
When the Jayhawks visited Des Moines nearly a month ago, they snowed the Drake men under during the first half, but the latter braced and held their opponents to a 12 to 9 score during the second if they were sooon are going good Friday night, they should give the Jayhawk a run for its money.
The Oklahoma game will also be a tough one for the Blue and White. The Sooners displayed their wares enough at the Drake gymnasium Tuesday night to convince local followers that they a real basketball team. The locals will have a little edge, because of the long trip to Iowa. They're apt to be stale following their journey back to Norman and the Bulldogs may catch them in a slump.
Pep Fraternity Initiates
Ku Ku Chapter Still Has Room For Additional Members
Ku Ku Chapter of Pi Epsilon Pi,
national pep fraternity, held formal
initiation for the following men last
night: G. P. Rau, Kansas City, Mo;
B. I. Krebblie, Moundridge; George
W. Staplin, Mpherson; S. N. Armstrong,
Santa Fe, N. M.; and Eldon Martin,
Newton.
The Ku Ku chapter is one of the first five chapters of the national pre fraternity and the ceremony held on September 10, 2013 at the formal initiation of P. Epsilon Pl.
The new constitution permits a slightly larger membership, and so any student desiring to submit his pame as a candidate may secure the petition blank from some member of the fraternity. Men applying for the petition must be second-semester freshmen or upperclassman.
"We are anxious to have real live native men in the student body, and I am confident that we will lead Chief Breedberg, in discussing the new plan for voting candidates.
Dates for the women's inter-class basketball tournament have been announced by Miss Ruth Hover, coach. The games will begin March 12, 13, and 14, and continue March 20, 21, and 22. The first and second teams will play in a free-throw class class and the first teams of each class will try for championship.
Women's Basket Tourney Is Set for Next Month
Last year the outgoing senior class won the tournament, with this year's sophomore class second. Class teams are having strenuous practices two or three evenings each week. Much interest has been shown among the women, with about seventy women trying out for the teams.
Bil Aimed at Ku Klux Klan
Topeka, Feb. 16. A bill aimed at the Ku Klux Klan was prepared to be used by a judge in the jurisdiction by Representative Clem Wilson, of Greeyle, making it lawful for three or more persons to meet or parade together with their faces partially or wholly covered by masks or shields. The bill imposes a fine and jail sentence on all who violate the act.
Nebraska Men Improved
Seventy-five Cornhuskers in Last Track Tryout
Seventy-five Cornhusker track man took part in the final tryouts for the K. C. A. C. indoor meet. Though the Nebraska knack track squad the Nebraska knack track squad declared that he was satisfied with the performance and that better weather conditions would bring a great-impact in the work of the Husker track man.
Some of the results of the tryouts were as follows: 440-yard dash, second heat—Trecker, McAllister, Layton, time 57 seconds; 880-yard run, first heat—Gardner, Haskell, Lewis, Cohen, Diers, Reese, time 2:12; mile run—Zimmerman, Sprague, Dickson, Rogers, time 5:11; 504 yards high, second heat—Myers, Broadwell, time 3:30; 604 yards high, heat—Krieser, Gish, time 6:34; fourth heat—Weir, Krieis, time 6:3 shoptop—third, Myers, distance 38 feet; height jump—third, Phelps, height 5 feet, 6 inches.
BULLETIN
Pratt, the fourth member of Kansas' two team mile which was to have run against all the Valley teams with the exception of Grinnell, Drake, and Washington, has taken sick with the fin. At a late hour he was running and he had gone 106 yards. Entrance in the K. C. A. C. meet is impossible.
This loss materially cripples the Jayhawker quartet for the two mile race.
"Tom Wye"
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The following court games will be played this week in the Valley: Kansas Aggies vs. Nebraska, at Lincoln Drake vs. Kansas, at Lawrence 20 Washington vs. Grinnell, at Washington vs. Grinnell, at Grinnell and Drake vs. Oklahoma, at Norman
Coach Karl Schadman is not giving much weight to this meet in Kansas City tomorrow. The Illinois and Missouri Rams, Relays, are much more important. Therefore it would be foolish to enter any Kansas athlete who is not in perfect condition. Last minute reprecentions that Norton would be able to enter.
DeVaughn Francis
Tonight will witness the first encounter of Kansas 'matsmen at Lincoln. The men saw part of the Lewis-land in the City last night, and both were there to watch him. Coach Patrick and Bobby Joseph accompanied the men.
Student Given Guard Captaincy
Harry W. Frazze, a pre-law student, has been advanced to the rank of captain and given command of Company D, 137th infantry, the Haskell Institute national guard organization. His promotion followed the resignation of Dinsmore Aller, former captain of Company M, from the state
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Vanilla
Strawberry
Chocolate
Brown Bread
A Valentine tea was served yesterday afternoon to the members of the finance committee of the Y. W. C. A. in Henley house. Lucy Lindley acted as hostess. The chairman of the committee is Miss Miriam Tregemba.
Phone 182
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How can this be done? The sermon next Sunday morning at 1 o'clock at
The Pure in Heart
Alleen Danielson, fs'24, is ill at the hospital with an infected foot.
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Ices:
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The First Baptist Church
service. During the war Fraser served as a sergeant in Company I, 137th infantry, 55th division.
will concern itself with the answer to this question.
The minister, Rev. Frank Jennings, will preach
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