THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KANSAS TEAM LEAVES FOR NEBRASKA AT 8 Frosh Unable to Distinguish Between K. U. Athletes need Only Watch the Shape of K
Jayhawkers Will Work Out on Nebraska's Court Tomorrow Afternoon
USUAL LINEUP TO START
Body, Woestemeyer, Wulf, Enda
cott, Black, Bowman, Fredericks and Olson to Go
The Jayhawk basketball team will leave this evening on the 8:20 o'clock Shea Fe for Lincoln, where they will meet the Cornish five in a game Thursday night. The men will play Nebraska court tomorrow afternoon.
Wulf received a bad fall in the Washington game and is still nursing an injured back. Dr. Allen will start him in the game tomorrow evening, although his injury will probably slow up the big center. Roby's twisted ankle is rather sore yet and while he will not be in top shape for the Cornhusker game, Dr. Alien predicts that he will be going in his old form by the time of the Missouri game next Tuesday.
Dr. F. C. Allen, coach, announced the names of the men who would make the trip as part of Captain Roby, Wostemeyer, Wolf, Endacoff, Black, Brown, Flevelrick and Olsen. Wostemeyer and Rody will start at left half while Wolf had jumped down the pivot position and Endacoff and Black at guard.
The men took a short workout yesterday afternoon to limber up their muscles from the Washington game. After the game, they faced the floor last evening lifting and moving slowly and carefully. After a few minutes' practice, however, the stiffness began to leave the men, and with their usual vim and swiftness.
The seriimage yesterday was short and fast. This afternoon the men took their final workout for the Nebraska battle. The team will leave Nebraska immediately after the game Thursday night, arriving in Lawrence Friday morning in time for 8:30 o'clock classes.
Frosh Girls Basketball Squad Has Been Chosen
The freshman women's basketball squad has been picked for the season and according to Miss Ruth Hoover, head coach, they are a particularly trim bunch. Much interest has been manifested in the class practice and from the looks of things the freshmen are putting out a team that will be of particular interest to the upper-class.
The members of the squad are as follows; Lucile Pyles, Ida Hakeer, Kathleen O'Donnell, Eleanor O'Donnell, Hazel Coughli, Olive Ashley, Diane Hale, Paul Barker, Martin, Lorma VanBallham, Mona Foulk, Lela Conk, Mariurg Coriain, Gaye Fasner, Mabel Lademan, Lilah Snyder, Jennie Strickler, Margaret Baired, Gladya Snyder, Frances Mar仕斯, Linda Kesla, Leta Kiel and Marial Wolfe.
Miss Hoover announces no practice this Saturday or during examination week.
Gamma Epsilon Pi will meet tonight in Fraser Rest room at 7:30 o'clock.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
TRACK
The argument was growing very strong between the two "Frohn," and they were about to stake their dad's fortunes on their convictions. It was hard to prove, but he swore衣 by a K. U. athlete. Neither one was sure of his belief inwardly and neither had a way to prove it provided he did not overtake the athletes who was disappearing down the hill. This they would not admit, but said they find out what that "K" as for? Football, tennis, track, baske-
ball, basketball or cross country?
From now on the timid froch and forgetful upperclassman need not bother his mind or friends with this character. He'll slip out the "Ks," pictured shave and paste them in the back of your note book. When the athlete passes you make a mental note of the shape and characteristics of the letter and compare that shape with the ones on the clipping in your notebook, which of your hands have with you. Simple isn't it?
SIGMA CHI DEFEATS PHI U
Delta Tau Team Falls Before Obing Fire
Ochino Five
The Sigma Chii basketball quintet won a fast game from the Pi U. five last night by a score of 17 to 16. The game was the hardest fought contest that has been played in the Interfraternity League this year.
Glaskin's play for the Pi U. team was easily the feature of the game, with Ackerman starring for the Sigma Chi's.
The Sigma Chis took an early lead through long shots by Ackerman, star center for the freshman squad. The first half ended with the score 8 to 2 against the Giants. PI U. aggregationally staged a breathtaking rally early in the second half, bringing the score up to a tie and at one time leading by one point. From that time on the score swung and forth, from a tie to a one-point lead, until the final gun found the Chi team with the necessary毫
Ochino won an easy game from the Delta Tau last night by the score of 16 to 5. The game started off very slowly and did not lift up until the end of the first half. Ochino started with a two-hit shot after the game began, and soon followed this with a pair of field goals. The Delta Tau quintet made
Taffeta Dresses
their only field goals in the first half
this period ending with the Ochins
on the long end of a 6 to 4 score.
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The Cohinos showed more game in the second half, and quickly pulled away, piling up a safe lead in the first few minutes of play. The game was over when the Bulm referred both this game and the Pi U-Sigma Chi contest.
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NO. 251
FOOTBALL ASPIRANTS DIVIDED INTO SQUADS
Coach "Pots" Clark announced this morning the personnel of the two squads for spring football practice. Seventy men have reported for the spring training and they have been divided into two squads, varsity and elementary. Any additional men who wish to try out for the varsity squad should report to Coach Clark within the next few days.
The coaching staff is composed of Clark, Lindsey, Woody, Reedy, Jones Saunders, and Weilheim. Squad A, made up of varsity letter men and members of this year's freshman team, follows: Higgins, captain-eleven, Davidson, Black, McDonald, Boone, Wilson, Spurgeon, Kreuger, McAdams, Griffin, Crawford, Gail, Holderman, Woodruff, Baldwin, Stratton, Holderman, Woodruff, Calvert, Hodges, Burt, Sturter, Anderson, Watson, and Shannon.
Spring Hats, Caps Ready
Squad B--Turner, Grauer, Edwards,
Fraker, Mifflin, Denton, Lonborg,
McLain, Flierson, Haley, Ismert, Lou-
den, Long, Roberts, Klemp, Martin,
Cauk, Douglass, Earl Miller, Curry,
Carter, Bronillard, Roy Johnson,
Mecoy, Baker, Nickles, Mayland, Pendleton,
Harding, Brewer, Albright, Algie,
Arstronghold, Graham, Johnson, Shane,
Schmidt, Barnett, and B. L. Graham
The first practice will be held Friday. For a few weeks the men will workout on the field south of the Gymnasium after which time practice will be held on the Stadium field. Squad A will work from 4 to 5 Tuesday and Friday and at 10 a.m. Saturday. Squad B will practice from 2 to 3 p.m., Saturday and at 10 a.m. Saturday. Varsity men who are out for other sports are excused from these practices, but are urged to report as often as possible.
Sunday A will check out equipment
Wednesday and Thursday from 4 to 6,
and will get lockers in the basement
of the gymnasium. Squid B will get
lockers on Saturday morning. Each man is to
we hold responsible for his equipment.
Notice—Owl meeting tonight 7:30 at Sigma Chi House. There is important business to transact. All members of the class—Bernard Minger, president.
The book exchange will be open Wednesday afternoon. At this time checks will be given out. Books that will be used next semester are wanted—Orpia Harding, manager of the book exchange.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Men's Student Council will have a meeting at 7:30 in Green Hall.-Ed. White, Pres.
The Newcomers Club will have a Thimble Party at the home of Mrs. Charles Ashton, 1200 Ohio Street at 3 o'clock, Thursday.
--also LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK"
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Results of the Kansas-Nebraska basketball game will be posted in front of Carl's Clothing Company. Kansas plays Nebraska on Thursday night and everyone will be interested in the game as Nebraska stands well towards the top in the percentage column of the valley. Final results of the game will be posted by nine o'clock according to "Cliff" Carl.
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