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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FEBRUARY 11,1918.
Kansas Meets Pikers In First Game of Last Home Series Tonight
Hard Struggle Is Ahead For Jayhawkers—Washington U. Defeated Nebraska
K. U. Plays N. U. This Week
Team Goes On Eastern Trip Next Week to Meet Tigers and Pilkers
Coach Hamilton's Jayhawkier basketkeers take on Coach Dick Rutherford's Washington University quintet at 7:15 o'clock tonight in the first game of the last home series of the K. U. five. Kansas will play Nebraska at Lincoln Friday and Saturday. Next week, the Jayhawkers will take an eastern trip and invade Columbia and St. Louis for return games with Missouri and Washington.
The Jayhawkers are expecting two hard games with the Washington basket tossers, who, although beaten twice by the Aggies last week, have played some good basketball this year and are capable of giving any team in the Valley a hard game. The Pilers swamped the Hawks by winning at St. Louis last week, winning the last by a 44-17 score. By taking both games from Kansas they can step into three place in the Valley race.
The probable lineup of the Pikers will be: Duncker and Benway, forwards; Marquard, center; Camp and Stapleton, guards. Duncker and Benway are veteran forwards and Benway is one of the best dribblers in the Valley. Marquard ranks with Hawley of Drake and Uhlshub of Kansas as one of the leading scorers in the Valley conference as his six field goals and eleven free throws in the last Washington-Aggie game will testify. Both Washington guards are new to Missouri Valley basketball and it is here that the Jayhawkers should have the edge on the games.
K. U. Men Are Serving Our U. S.
Francis Stevens, S. S. Agemennon,
Navy
Navy
Luther Stover, Major, Mounted Po-
sitioner
Dominique
Gaido E. Smith, First Lieutenant,
George George, Second Lieutenant,
George Strong, Aviation, San An-
dalo.
Ellis Starrett, Depot Brigade, Camp Funston.
Horace E. Steele, 112nd Artillery Camp Beauregard, La.
W. Arthur Stacey, Master Eng., 110th
Kayraza, Erc. Camp Donianh
James Kiddor Stewart, Headquar-
ter Clerk, U. S. Amb. Service, Allo-
men
Chyde Stevenson, Radio Dept. U. S Navy.
Horace M. Staggs. Non-flying section Aviation Reserve Corps.
Goo, Hall  Somers, Headquarter
    Mih Dik, Green Denbush
- Raymond Thomas,
John F. Troutman, Ft. Sill
John F. Trouman, Pt. Sill.
Ola A. Thorpe, S. M. Marine Corps
Ola A. Thorpe, U. S. Marine Corps,
Am. Ex. Forces, France.
Ross H. Forney, Leon Springs, Tex.
John Edward Todd, Avilon.
John E. Mulligan,
Joseph L. T. Toffah, Jr.
Oregon Gene.
Gen. Wood's Staff.
Philadelphia. Piedmont Red
Frank R. Teacheron, Lieutenant
University of Pennsylvania.
Joseph L. Topham, Ordnance Officer Gen. Wood's Staff, Ft. Riley.
Marjorie Temple, Dietitian, Red Cross Unit, Atlanta, Ga.
E. J. Terrill, Sergent, Co. A, 110th Eng. Camp Donphan.
Chas. W. Tholon Second Lieutenant,
Ordinance Dept.
6EE. F. Thomas, Navy, Great Lakes.
Andrew J. Thompson, First Lien-
tenor
Andrew W. Schauer, Second
Season Int'l, Ft. St. Olka,
Pembroke, Thompson, Second
Lieutenant.
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ant. Warrnorth.
ant, Cavalry, Ft. Leavenworth.
Harlton Thompson, First Lieutenant.
H. D. Thurman, 110th Engineers
Corp. Dwainan
Robert S. Thurman, 110th Engineers
Camp Dodphan.
Wm. Nelly Todd, Provisional Batali-
ron, Ft. Leavenworth.
lion, Ft. Leavenworth.
C. T. Crayey, 110th Engineers
John Dombash
Camp Donbash
Nebraska, Lieutenant, Navy
Camp Donpman.
W. D. Thompson, Lieutenant, Navy.
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Lewis Thorp, Field Hospital Corps 110th Division, Camp Doniphan.
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Harold C Van Houten Aviation Section,
Signal Corps
Jon, Signal Corps.
Earl Vernillion, Medical Corps, Chif
Harrison
fichet, O,
A. L. Van Meter, Ft. Sam Houston
Jamison Vawter, Lieutenant, Co. F,
315th Engineers, Camp Travis, Traix.
Roy Walker, Sqardon 10th, School
of Mathematics, Mass., Institute of
Technology.
Toy W. Winton Captain 14th N. S.
Camp Lawen, American Lake,
Waipu.
Geo. H, Wark, Captain, 83th Depot
Difeade, Camo Donibhan.
Joseph Wenger, Second O, T. C., Ft Snelling.
scling
Lowell R. Whitin, Co.M. 137th Inf.
Milton, Mass.
Josiah R. Williams, 8th Rep. Band,
U. S. Marine Corps, Aim Excp. Forces
Fred Whitten, Second Lieutenant,
74th Bn. Cepon Fiaton.
Seth J. Im, Camp Funston,
Alfred Waddell, First Lieutenant,
E. R, Weidlein, Lieutenant, Co. B, Kansas Engineers, Ft. Stil.
Alfred Waddell, First Lieutenant,
Aviation, France.
Glen Wilson, Med. Dept., 137th Int.
Camp Doniphan.
Robert R. Waggstaff, Captain, Supply Co.
137th Inf., Camp Dombain.
Harley C. Wood, Camp Meade, Md.
C. P. Woodbury, Licenced, Camp Meade.
Chas. A. Whitney, Fire Prevention
Ferg. Appalachia, Louisville, Ky.
Luke, Camp, Walker, Liddhawk, A.
Charles P. Walker, 117th Am. Train.
Am. Exp. Forces, France.
Harry S. Wilson, First Lieutenant.
Harry S. Wilson, First Lieutenant,
Camp Petersburg, W. Va.
Camp Petersburg, W, Va.
Frank H. White, Battery B, 130th
Frank H, White, Battery B, 150th Field Artillery, Camp Doniphan.
J. H. Wenzel, Radio Service, Camp Viehchol, Viehchol, 10th Engineers, Camp Dodginson
Lawrence Winn, Aviation, Austin,
Tex.
Lawrence Winn, Aviation, Austin,
Tex.
Charles E. Wardera, Co.M, 137th Inf.
Cmpn Dominick
K. H. White, Aviation Plant.
L.E. Wise, M.D., First Assistant
Coach Artillery Corps, Correloge
P. L.
Ernest Weibel, Captain.
W, P. Wesley, Co. M, 137th Inf., Camp Doniphan.
Wiley Wyatt, Co. H, 137th Inf., Camp Donhain.
Anton W. Worral, Co. A, 110th Eng.
Camp. Donnip.
Camp Diphan.
Chas. C, Younggreen, First Lieutenant, Aviation, Ft. Worth, Tex.
Y. Y. Young, Provisional Battalion
Y, Y. Young, Provisional Battalion
Fl. Leavenworth,
F. LEE-duvernor.
Harry C. Ziesenis, Co. M, 137th Inf.
Military Division.
Erust Uhrlauh, Co. M, 137th Inf.
Camp Doniphan.
Jamp Doniphan.
Ernst Uhrlaub, Co. M., 137th Inf.
Kansas rooters seem to think that the basketball games tonight and tomorrow night will be easy victories for the Jayhawkers. This is probably because the Washington team is usually weak. When you consider that Missouri was barely able to win by three points in each of her games with the Pilkers and that they gave up three goals, it is seen that there is little foundation for the overconfidence of the Jayhawker roots.
St. Mary's college of Oakland, Cal., has already begun its baseball season. The California Catholic institution has played three games and has won them all.
—from the daintiest little creations to the most grotesque comics.
—also Score Cards, Place Cards, Napkins and other novelties for this occasion.
VALENTINES
WE HAVE THEM
Thursday, Feb. 14th Is St. Valentine's Day.
HOADLEY'S
High School Quintets Will Fight For Title At Lawrence In March
Manager Hamilton said he saw no reason why the games this year should not be as successful as ever, as the high schools throughout the state are enthusiastic over the prospects of coming to Lawrence as usual to settle their disputes concerning the state championship. Reports have been received by the Jayhawk team from four free agents in eight districts in the state, and each district has been unanimous in its approval of the 1918 tournament.
Stronger Teams Appear In Each Of Eight Districts Of Years
The Annual States High School Basketball tournament will probably be held in Lawrence March 22 and 23, according to Manager W.^O. Hamilton. In past years, the big high school elimination tournament has been hot during the same week that he was head coach indoors 'track meet at Kansas City.
In order to give sport followers a chance to attend both events and at the same time give Manager Hamilton more time for handling each, it was decided this year to schedule the basketball games a week later.
Newton, last year's champions has been setting a fast pace this season and with three or four veterans back, should make a great bid for another title. Wichita, Hutchinson, Winfield and other teams in the Arkansas Valley are also strong, and Emporia appears to be much stronger than last year. Achison and Leavenworth in the first district, Iola in the second and Parsons, Chartec and Pittsburgh in the third should stand high in the race, while Salina, Cawker City and other quintets in the western part of the state will undoubtedly be in the race for the championship.
On West 9th.
Coach Hamilton is planning to send a track team to the annual K. C. A. C. indoor meet at Kansas City March 2. This is largely an individual meet, as no team scores are kept.
William Jewell defeated the Rockhurst college five at Kansas City Saturday by a score of 45-25.
Smith Will Do War Work In Bureau of Standards
T. T. Smith, assistant professor in the department of physics has been called to work in the Bureau of Standards at Washington, D. C., where he will have charge of work in biocular and photographic lenses.
Professor Smith has been doing extensive work with the limited equipment at the University for the last the years and it was recognition of his work here that attracted the attention of the government. His position is of added importance because of the shortage of glass for the kind of lenses used by the military forces of the United States.
Swede Neilsen Enlists
Swede Neilsen, football Captain '17 left Saturday for his home near Natoma. Neilsen has enlisted in the aviation service and is awaiting orders to report for ground school work. He was granted an A. B. degree in the department of geology at the end of last semester.
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The Ottawa University basketball team has a record of eight consecutive victories in the Kansas State Conference. The only other undefeated team in the Conference is the Kansas Wesleyan wuesten of Salinn.
Eldridge Corner.
The Jayhawker regulars were guests at the W. A. A. at the women's interclass basketball games Saturday morning.
Funston is playing the Kansas City Schmelzers tonight on a Kansas City court. The Schmelzer lineup contains such former high school stars as Singer, Moberly, Peabody, Viner and De Bernardi.
The Camp Funston quintet suffered its first defeat Friday night since the Kansas-Funston game here. The soldiers lost to Creighton University of Omaha.
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we don't have to go in to detail to convey the idea— a brief announcement of what is going on down here is sufficient.
Now it's our Sale of Suits and O'coats !!!
$11, $14.50, $19.50, $22.50
Hurry as this sale ends soon in order to display spring styles.
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K. U. vs. WASHINGTON-BASKETBALL
Monday and Tuesday Evening—Feb.11 and 12—Game Starts 7:15, over at 8:15