THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TIGERS AND HUSKERS TOP VALLEY CONTEST
Missouri and Kansas Eagerly
Await Outcome of Iowa-
Nebraska Game
BATTLES HERE DECISIVE
All Valley Games Expected Be Fast and Close This Week
THE STANDINGS
W. L. Pet
Missouri 8 0 0
Nebraska 4 0 1.00
Kansas Aggies 4 1 1.00
Kansas 6 2 .75
Ames 5 5 .37
Washington 2 4 .33
Girnell 0 4 .00
Drake 0 5 .00
Oklahoma 0 6 .00
THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Thursday Night—Drake vs. Oklahoma at Des Moines.
Friday and Saturday Nights—K. S. A. C. s. ansas also: Oklahoma or Grimell at Grimell; Missouri vs Washington at St. Louis.
The two games to be played here Friday and a saturday nights are the most important contests in the Valley scheduled for this week, the third and possible second place depending upon the outcome. The standings given above are brought up to date except for the Oklahoma-Drake game last night, and the result of this struggle was not known this morning.
Pursual of the standings will show that Missouri and Nebraska have the best chances of topping the conference. The Tigers and the Huskers both have strong teams, and the Nebraska quintet is blessed with a light schedule. Should the Tigers lose even one game during the remainder of the season, and the K. U. coaching staff is sure of that development, the Huskies more than likely can compete. They will face with a possibility of defeat—the Ames Aggies, Missouri and Kansas mentors are praying that the Iowa take the team from their sister state into camp when they play this month.
Besides the Aggie games here, Oklahoma and Grimm are expected to engage in a hot and close battle at Grinnell, while the Bengals are slated to tramp on the Washington Pikers.
Sigma Phi Sigma Leads In Interfrat League
Pi Upsition's defeat by Ocbina last night ended the tie between Pi Upsition and Sigma Pi Hsigma for first place in the Interfernation League.
The half wy mark in the league's schedule was passed with the beginning of the semester, and with the exception of two postponed games each team met each other team once. The postponed games were Pi Uplion vs. Sigma Phi Sigma, and Sigma Phi Sigma vs. Acomas.
Including the game last night the standing of the teams now follows:
Sigma Phi Sigma ... 3 0 1.000
PI Upsilon ... 3 1 750
Allemania ... 2 2 .500
Acomas ... 1 3 .250
Ochino ... 1 4 .200
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And Wins from Pi U
Ochino shrimp a surprise last night in the Inter-fraternity league by coming from behind in the second half and defeting Pi Upsion 17 to 15.
Davidson stared for Ochino, making 7 field goals out of their 17 points. Miffin got four field goals for Pi Upsilin
Tuesday evening Sigma Phi Sigma defeated Acomas 14 to 3.
Phi Delts Defeated;
The next games are Saturday morning when Ochino meets Acomas, and Pi Upsilon meets Allemania.
Lose to Acacias, 21-4
Sixty playing minutes of basket ball in the Pan-Hellenic League, and not a field goal yet.
4) That is the record of the Phi Delti
5) oinute, defeated by the Phi Gamma two
6) years later.
ast night trounced by the Acacias,
21-4. The 13 points thus far mad
last night trounced by the Acacias, just night trounced by the Acacias, 24. The 13 points thus far made have all come by the free throw route. In the first game, the points were hung up by Seldon Jones; in the second by "Red" Hughes.
"Babe" Clark and "Johnny" Johnson starred last night for the Ace agregation. Clark nabbing six field goals. Most of the scoring by the winners was done in the first half. Tonight the elitas will play the Phi
appas.
The summary:
cacia (21)
Aacencia (21) G FT
Clark, F. 6 0
Bolton, F. 0 0
Johnson, C. 3 1
Eckland, G. 0 0
Allison, G. 0 2
McVey, F. 0 0
Stugard, F. 0 0
Svamand, F. 0 0
Hans, G. 0 0
Steinle, G. 0 0
2 3
Phi Delt G FT
Jones, F ... 0 0
Hughes, F ... 4
Boyd, C ... 0 0
Higgins, G ... 0 0
Beery, G ... 0 0
Pierce, G ... 0 0
Referee: Julius Uhrlaub.
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INDOOR TRACK WILL START NEXT WEEK
Kansas Sprinters Have Strong Opposition in Evans and Gallagher
AGGIES LOOK DANGEROUS
K. U, opens her indoor track season next week when she meets the Aggie tracksters in her Robinson Gym. This meet will be the most dangerous one of the indoor season, and the dope sheet gives victory to the Aggies by only a point or so. Kanas' weak point indoors is her spiriting.
Coach Schlaidman said this morning that he had not yet definitely picked out the men he would enter in any of the events, and that he probably would not decide for sure until the latter part of next week.
Bradley, O'Leary and Pierson are the sprinters from whom the entries for this event will be chosen. Evans and Gallacher, both fast men indoors.
will be entered against them. These two are about the fastest indoor men in the Conference, while the Kansas men are outdoor men.
O'Leary, Rhinehart, Reid, Duff, Meijer and Dierking are the material for this year's conference will be chosen to run against Gurmear airdelly, both of whom have mean
Watson, of Aggieville, is reputed to be a wicked traveler in the half-mile, mile and two-mile events and he will run in at least two of these events, and will land first. The one he does not run will go to the Jayhawkers. Henry, Mathias, Kuykendall and Clapp are the other men the Aggies have to offer. The winner is a dangerous man. He was the mathemist of the miles in the In-
will be chosen to run against Gurner Nedey, both of whom have mean records as quarter-milers.
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terscholastic型 here in 1915, Kuykendall is no slouch. Opposing these Kansas have Coghill, Dierking, Meldiger, Patterton and James in the half of the tournament, even event and looks like K. U's best bet, Massey, Eckel, Wilson, James and Henderson are offered for the one and two-mile. Massey and Eckel are the most experience of this quintet and Angela something to worry about.
Rogers has been rapidly developing as a pole-vaulter, and will make a rod showing. Allison, Young and Rhinechart complete the quartet of pole men that the indoor team must depend upon this season. Consul is the leader in this category, an old man at the game and it is doubtful as to whom this will go.
Winters, who high jumps for the o'-women, has the reputation of being a flying machine when he gets his feet off the ground. Bradley, Johnson or MacAdams will jump abuse him. The weight event is dooped to go to Kansas. Sandeuf, Bradley and Pringle are all good at this, though it is not known what the Aggies will have in this line.
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hurdle men, Bradley, Pringle and Mandeville, but it is doubtful that they will be able to win fists against them. We have some who have some mighty good records.
Nin' face of these facts, Coach Schaladmann thinks that it takes dubious for K. U, to win her first indoor track meet, though there is a slight chance that luck might swing it to K. U. Who knows?
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