UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FEBRUARY 14, 1918.
Kansas Stands Third In M. V. Conference; Leaves For Nebraska
Missouri Basketball Team Holds First Place and Kansas Aggies Follow
Expect Games To Be Easy
Jayhawkers Have Scored Total Of 345 Points To Opponents' 268
With the last lap of the race for the basketball championship of the Missouri Valley just beginning, the Missouri Tigers holds a firm place on the first rung of the ladder, with the Kansas Aggies in second position and the Jayhawkers holding down third place. Missouri still boasts of an undefeated team and the only blot on the record of Coach Chevenger'sAggies is the defeat handed the Farmers in their last game here.
The Jayhawkers play Nebraska in Lincoln tomorrow and Saturday in what should be a pair of easy Kansas victories, as Washington had no trouble winning from the Huskers and the K. U. quintet experienced lit-
Player G FG FT PF TF TP
Uhrlaub, f and g (c) 10 42 43 15 13 127
Miller f 9 33 0 8 10 66
Matthews, c 10 26 0 12 3 52
Bunn, f and g 10 14 0 15 7 34
Fearing, f 8 15 0 7 6 39
Laslett, g 14 0 22 16 28
Mandeville, g 8 4 0 10 4 8
Rice, g 3 0 0 0 0 0
Lonborg, f 2 0 0 3 0 0
Davis, g 1 0 0 1 0 0
Totals 148 49 93 59 345
G FG FT PF TF TP
Camp Funston 1 9 9 6 6 27
Ames Aggies 2 17 7 6 7 41
Drake Bulldogs 1 9 7 6 5 39
Kansas Aggies 2 28 12 8 3 68
Missouri Tigers 2 25 11 11 7 61
Washington Pikers 2 12 23 11 6 47
10 100 68 49 28 268
Ruth Tratt and Earline Allen, the sophomore forward, played together their team's points. K. O reup and Ruth Bottomly, the defensive pair of the sophomores had a great share in the victory, for the two guards broke up the team work of the freshmen time after time and then successfully outperformed which finally resulted in the third victory of the year for the second year team.
The sophomore-freshmen game was more evenly contested, and the result was in dough until the final whistle blew. The sophomores started out in whitewind fashion and it appeared that they were not the freshmen the freshmen came back strong in the second half and almost overtook the sophomore score.
juniors and her three free throws were the only scores made by the third year team. Irene Tihen at guard also played well, but even her good work failed to keep the fast senior forwards from scoring at will.
H. Barnett, left forward led the freshman scoring with two field goals and one free throw. H. Olson at center also layed a good game and tossed two pretty goals from the field. Margaret Wasson, right forward, showed up well and had it not
Totals
Juniors and Freshmen Eliminated From Race
the difficulty in downing the Pikers in two games. Kansas still has a chance at the championship, although it is somewhat poor. Coach Hamilton's Crimson and Blue basketsmen can win out if they win every remaining game on the schedule and that means that they must defeat both the Aggies and the Tigers two games. All four of the deciding contests are to be played on foreign courts and this will will the Jayhawkers at a disadvantage.
Kansas thus far this season has proved herself capable of scoring with the best teams in the conference. The Jayhawkers have piled up a total of 345 points to their opponents 268. The Crimson and Blue quintet has scored a total of 148 field goals, 48 more than their opponents. Where Kansas has given way to the enemy has been in free throwing. The opposing teams have counted 68 points by the free throw route while Dutch Uhrlauro and John Blunt were tearing team sets from fouls for Kansas. The fact that the Jayhawkers have made about two fouls for every one by their opponents account for the shortage of Crimson and Blue free throws, however.
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The individual scores, fouls and total points made by the members of the Jayhawketer squad in the home games, along with the corresponding statistics for the visiting teams as a whole, follow;
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Captain Ublaub easily leads his teammates in the scoring department with nine field goals more than Miller, his nearest competitor. Dutch has also caged 43 baskets from the free throw line. Matthews follows Miller in individual scoring, with Bunn, Fearing and Laslett bunched together after the 'lanky center. Coach Hamilton has used ten men in the games thus far, including the first non-conference contest with Camp Funston.
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been for her hard luck in goal shooting, the freshman might have won the game. Several times she apparently had caged the ball but every time it rolled the hoop and 'call out.
| | FG | FT | F |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| D. Querfeld, lf., (c) | 11 | 0 | 1 |
| S. Trant, rf., | 5 | 2 | 0 |
| M. Hoader, jc., | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| F. Daum, rc., | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| R. Endacott, lg., | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| N. Liebengood, gd. | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| J. Brown, rf., | 0 | 0 | 2 |
The box score follows: Seniors (34.)
Totals 16 2
FG FT F
M. Brown, lf., 0 0 1
J. Parkinson, rf., 0 0 0
M. Castle, jc., 0 0 0
W. Babcock, rc., 0 0 0
I Tihen, lg., 0 0 0
L. Heathman, rg., 0 0 1
Sepiunthres. (14)
FG FT I
E. Allen, if.
R. Trant, rf.
R. Noah, jc.
K. Drought, re.
K. Orgel, lg.
R. Bottomnly, rg.
2 2
4 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals, 6 2
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FG FT P
H. Barnett, lf., 2 1 0
M. Wasson, rf., 0 0 2
H. Olson, jc., 2 0 3
M. Smith, rc., 0 0 0
M. Testerman, lg., 0 0 0
G. Olson, rg., 0 0 0
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Totals, 4 1
Referee, Hazel Pratt, K. U.
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The Haskell women's basketball team will play the K. U. senior women following the sophomore-junior game Saturday morning in Robinson gymnasium.
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