THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN K.C.A.C. Quintet Takes Jayhawks To 27-23 Cleaning Cagers Blue Diamond Hoopsters Struggle to Subdue the Crimson and Blue Cazers. Stopping momentarily to put the finishing touches to the double defeat of the Washington Pikers, January 22, the Allen quintet ran over to the City on Wednesday, January 24, and 'all but' defeated the amateur champion caggers of the United States stood, K. C. A., C. 27, Kansas. C. Even as the last athletic club tilt was in the air and speeding toward the Kanaas basket, guarded by Endacott and Black, the second gun shattered the momentary silence in Convoy Hall, and the game was history. Allenites Outplay Opponents Alentines Outlay Opponents A grimming Jinx seemed to have replaced Lady Luck on the crosses of opposing teams. The Crismon and Blue in the faces of the huge crowd. The first few minutes remain a nightmare to the national amateur champions who enclosed the entire world sphere for a try at the basket. The Allen quintet outspaced and outclassed its opponent on the brilliantly-lighted court, and rushed the ball to the netted hoop time after But the leather sphere simply re fused to connect. And the jinx grinned. Only two times during the entire game was time-out called. The two fives battled fiercely, the opposition being compelled to resort to long shots at the hoop again and again. When the Kansas Cats did succeed in blocking Bing Kane in the hoop after five men were on their trail. The half ended, Kansas City, 14; K. U., 10. During the first period Ackerman missed several chances for charity points. In the vernacular of the court, he was simply "wrong." Bowman, too, had ill luck in this respect. Their apparent inaccuracy can be attributed to the imminent loss of the player's game; it tends to distort the players' conception of the average court dimensions. ns Held Own in Second During the second period the Kansans gave as much as they took, garnering as many points as did the Kansas Citians. The final gun found the score 25-23, in favor of the enemy, with the last club counter just going through the hoop for the extra two points. This afternoon Allen's squad played the Oklahoma Sooners at Norman. The game was called for 4 'clock in order that the locals could catch the 6 'clock train out of Norman for Lawrence. Doctor Allen will not re-arrange with the team he will stay Abille to speak before the Rotary Club. No "dope" has come out of the Sooner camp, but the game is not of momentous importance. The Kansans probably annexed it easily. Eleven men made the trip: Captain Endacott, Black, Wulf, Ackerman, Bowman, McDonald, Frederick, Wilkins, Rump, Mosby, Woosemeier. The University Daily Kansan wil carry a wire story of the carnage. State Normal In Relays Coach Hargiss to Enter Three Track Teams Here Emporia, Kan., Jan. 29—Three Kansas State Normal relay teams will be entered in the K. U. relays to be called for practice, according to Coach "Cobit" Hargas. "Kansas Normal relay teams will run in the college class," Mr. Harris said yesterday. "I shall enter three teams, in the medley relay, the 2-mile relay, and the mile relay Among the men of our teams are the Holforder, Myers, the Summers, Williams, Arnold, and Scheuer, all of whom were members of last year's Kansas conference championship team." Coach Hargiss is attempting to get a special event in the pole vault for Earle McKown, the Kansas City opponent, at 12 feet, 5.1-2 inches last year. Louvain Library Drive Closed Louvain Library Drive Closed The K. U. campaign for contributions to the Louvain Library Fund have been discontinued according to an announcement made recently. The reason given is that the students seem to take no real interest in thecaus is as evidenced by the small contributions. Some universities placed individual minimum at one dollar. A Kansas Fighter Paul Endacott, captain of the Jaya- hawker quintet, led the Kansans against the Sooners this afternoon at Norman. SPORT BRIEFS DeVaughn Francis This is what happened over quiz week : KANSAS W L P 8 1 0.000 Missouri 8 1 0.857 Drake 4 2 .667 Washington 3 2 .600 Uebraska 4 4 .500 Arnes 2 4 .433 Ohioana 1 4 .200 Grinnell 0 0 .000 K. Argies 0 0 .000 Well, the cokes are on us. The K. C. A. C. game ended like an O'-Henry story; it carried an unexpected twist. Anyway, we were beaten by the amateur champion basketball team of the United States—and only by four points! It must be remembered that the K. U. team is limited by the geography of Kansas and scholarship eligibility rules. The Kansas Cityans are limited by the geographical boundaries of the United States and few eligibility rules. After the game last Wednesday an old Yale University star was heard to remark, "K. U. has the finest aggregation of players on that basketball court." Now a court or field, bar none. Now, re-read it and let it sink in. Well, Budweisers are bygones, and so is the K. C. game. The Kansas Normals have the audacity to take on the Kansas City Athletic Club on February 2. And the Missouri Tigers (brand, Bengal, stripped) are going to meet the national amateurs sometime next month. The game will be a good one, looking over the box score, remember that figures don't mean anything. Except among the Quacks. Now here's the "low down" on the game this afternoon. Doctor Allen started his regulars to keep them in training. After the first few minutes of waving the ball, they were jerked into the second or third string was sent into the scrimmage. Unfortunately, we went to press before the little drama at Norman was entirely acted out. The Aggies are still at the post and jockeying for position. And when they get stared against the Aggies on the seventh of next month, Dodge Brothers! And incidentally, the bush leaguers (composed of Neb., the Aggies, Grin- WIEDEMANN'S ICE CREAM The Kansas coach has been Coue ing the boys since the K. C. game. It took a battery of Big Bens to bring the Sooners out of their trance this afternoon after the game. neil, Oklahoma, and Ames) are still quibbling over cellar position. The Cream Supreme If it's from Wiedemann's You may be sure it is the BEST. They play here on March 3. Arrangements have been completed to ship the remains back to Norman in carriage. Terms: F. O. B. Lawrence. Phone 182 You will notice that Ackerman and Bowman are third and fourth respectively in the individual standing column. It will be well to point out that Doctor Allen is not trying to develop a high point man in the Valley conference. He is rounding out a team. The Valley has ruled that the champion of the conference may play a Big Ten or far eastern team after the close of the season here. The Hill is undeemed whether it wants to play Illinois or Princeton. The athletic association is sponsoring a movement whereby all prospective cheerleaders for the University may try out between halves in the games remaining before the close of the season. The competition is open to everyone. The idea is an intellectual jewel. The best talent in the University can be brought out, and we will not have to vote on anyone that the rival politicians prefer to put up as candidates. The Agies have announced an interscholastic basketball tournament to be held in Nichols gymnasium on March 23 and 24. Games in the Valley this week: Kansas vs. Oklahoma, Norman today. Missouri vs. Washington, St. Louis. Wednesday. Ames vs. Drake, Des Moines, Thursday. Grinnell vs. Nebraska, Lincoln, Frid- day day. Missouri vs. Oklahoma, Norman Saturday. mes vs. Nebraska, Lincoln, Saturday. Prof. L. N. Flint, head of the department of journalism, attended the meeting of the Kansas State Editorial Board at Topeka Friday and Saturday. Leonard Hill, c26, is enrolled for coming semester at Baker University. Coming Back With Original Cast—Reduced Prices Last year late comers were unable to secure even single seats—same condition will prevail this year. Only the mail orders will get the best seat as there will be none left for the window sale. Enclose check or money order and self-addressed stamped envelope. Add Bowersock Saturday, February 3 Chicago, Philadelphia, Kansas City, St. Louis Ca THE DRAMATIC SENSATION Chieago, Philadelphia, Kansas City, St. Louis Cast LAUGHS AND THRILLS By Mary Roberts Reinhart and Avery Hopwood Baffling, totally different. It's certainly a great show—St. Joseph SPECIAL REDUCED PRECIOES NOW SEATES WILL NOT GO ON SPECIAL REDUCED PRECIOES NOW SEATES WILL NOT GO ON $1.30, $1.00, Gallery 75e. Plus Tax. TUXEDO SUITS— Go on Sale Tuesday morning—tailored by Kirschbaum, in allwool, unfinished worsted, silksleeved—silk-lined—coats. $45 values for— $34.25 $5 Vests now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.85 $6 Vests now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.50 $7.50 Vests now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.65 $9 Vests now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.80 $10 Vests now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50 Tuxedo Vests— Full Dress Vests— Tuxedo Shirts— Full Dress Shirts— $3.50 Shirts now ... $2.65 $4.00 Shirts now ... $3.00 First Come—First Served Glee Club Gives Concert K. U. Women Present Program at Kansas City "It is the finest Glee Club turned out by the University in several years," was the comment made by Kansas City city critics after hearing the University Went'n Glee Club in a concert at the Kansas City, Kansas High School Auditorium on Friday evening. Fifty women, comprising the Glee Club, with Miss Agnes Husband, director, and Eva Lee, pianist, made a trip to Kansas City in a special The Glee Club will sing today at the Banquet for the Sons and Daughters of Kansas in Topeka at the Kansas Day celebration. Later in the State House will be given at the State House for the members of the Legislature. SPRING CAPS that are winners in style as well as price. The "Bills" are a little smaller. $1.50, $2, $2.50 The Chamber of Commerce, Lawrence, has arranged to take the entire Club to Topela in cars. K. S. A. C. Engineers May Get State Highway Lab If a bill introduced in the State Legislature last week is passed, the engineering department of the State Highway Commission will be moved to the State Agricultural College at Manhattan. The bill provides for the abolition of the present State Highway Commission, and the incorporation of the mining department with K. S. A. C. Grace Banta, A. B. '22, new teaching at Stillwell, Kansas, spent Sunday in Kansas City and Lawrence. "Go Over to Ober's—Ober Quality is Economy" SIGNS OF SPRING S 2:30 H 4:00 O 7:30 W 9:00 S New Ober Apparel that has spring in every line of it: Suits in New Cambridge, Yale and University models from exclusive Berkley stripes. Footwear—shorter and a bit wider. Caps — smaller in shape — bright, fleecy colors. Drop in and look them over! Varsity Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. Bowersock Today Only Adults 33 cts Children 10 cts Dr. Jack Prescribes—Jollity! With HAROLD LLOYD Also An Educational Picture—Man Vs. Beast