UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
JANUARY 24,1918.
Basketball Team Goes Through Hard Workout Before Drake Contest
Bulldogs Come Here When Varsity Men Are In Poor
Coach Hamilton put the Jayhawks through the last hard practice yesterday afternoon before the game with Drake tomorrow, and the regulars showed some of the best goal shooting seen on Robinson court this year. The Varsity candidates still have a tendency to make wild passes however, and this fact spoiled many easy chances to score. The men will confine their efforts today to a signal drill and goal shooting practice.
The lineup which will start against Drake was made even more uncertain yesterday when Matthews failed to show up for practice. The tall center is not feeling well and if he is not in fit condition by tomorrow, Captain Uhrlaub will be shifted to the pivot position. This will leave Fearing, Miller and Lonbong to take care of the forward position. Sarahby Laser must be used against Drake. Mandeville and Bunn have worked together at the guards all week and both men are in shape.
Drake slid still further down on the championship ladder last week when Grinnell College beat the Bulldogs, 20-15, but the northerners will find the Kansas quintet in the poorest condition of the season and may give the Crimson and Blue a stiff fight. The Drake game which will probably start the game is: Captain Hawley and Higgins, forwards; Sarff, center; Lamar and Merboth, guards.
The Jayhawkers scrummaged yesterday against a makeshift lineup, including Stephenson and Fink of the Varsity squad and Dutch Wedell, and the contest ended with the score 46-8 in favor of the Varsity. Every Varsity man scored at least once from the field and Dutch Lonborg at forward found the basket for eleven field goals. Fearing was next with four counters and Uhlraub contributed three long shots.
The freshman team met the Lawrence high school quintet again and defeated the high school athletes by a good margin. The lineup of the K. U. yearlings was: Barter and Liepman, forwards; Murphy, center; Bennett, McLeod and Wilson, guards. Barter led in the scoring for the freshmen.
SPORT BEAMS
Georgia Tech, generally recognized as football champions of the United States for the past season, has completed her football schedule for next year. Nine games are to be played, including a big contest with Pennsylvania.
The Camp Funston basketeers begin a three game series with Coach Phog Allen's Warensburg Normals tonight on the Warrensburg court. The Normal team is among the best in the Missouri State Conference and expects to give Potay Clark's soldiers a trio of hard tussles.
Camp Funston and Camp Dodge meet in an athletic carnival at Kansas City Saturday night. This meet will decide the question of athletic supremacy between the two camps, as the Dodgers took the Funston football team into camp last fall and Funston won from the Iowa soldiers on the basketball court.
Camp Funston has the material Reber, Trewek and Small are a trio of former Jayhawk stars in the Kansas camp, while Daggy, Wyatt, Renick, Duncan and a host of other Missouri speedsters are at Funston.
Fearing still has a bad cold but the scrappy forward says he is going to play against Drake.
Rex Wely, candidate for the track team, was showing good form in the pole vault yesterday. The team is without an experienced man in the pole vault, as neither Pattinson or Atwood, last year's vaulters, are in school.
The annual K. C. A. C. Invitation track meet will be held in Convention Hall on March 2 and Dr. Reilley, director of the meet, believes it will be bigger than ever before. This will be partly due to the large number of men from the military camps who will be entered.
The Oklahoma Aggies have started track work with only two 'letter men out for places on the team. The Aggies had a good cross country team, however, and it is expected that these cross country runners will help to form a strong squad.
The Ottawa University basketball team plays Haskell tomorrow night. The Ottawas have already won three conference games and are contending with Baker now for the state championship.
Camp Funston added another victory to her already long list Tuesday when she defeated the Bethany College quintet, 44-24.
Have you tried the taffies at Wiedemann's? They are fresh and wholesome.—Adv.
Plymouth understands the student mind.—Adv.
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Seat Sale Friday at Round Corner Drug Store.
weait all our own nuts and guarantee them to be absolutely fresh.— Wiedemann's.— Adv.
Skin cure, for weeping eczema, barber's itch and dandruff, 50c at Barber & Son's.—Adv.
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CONKLIN PENS are sold at McColloch's Drug Store 847 Mass.
Sat. Will be the Last Day
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No telling when you will have the opportunity to buy these Famous shirts at reduced prices again—so you better hurry—
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FRIDAY
The above attraction played in Kansas City at the prices of 25c, 35c and 50c and in the East as high as $1.50, but on account of the large seating capacity of both theatres we are presenting it to you for...17c
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Eor Seat Reservations Call No. 3 or No. 10
"I got two shirts but I paid for only one"—
SAID a University man yesterday morning as he departed from our sale with two shirts for which he had paid a dollar and ninety six cents.
"Usually I pay not less than two dollars for one shirt," said this man, "but your sale of dollar and a half and two dollars at ninety-eight cents simply means one shirt 'to the good.'"
University Men
it's your chance to save money by attending
The Adjustment Sale
now in full blast at this store
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READ THE PRICES READ THE PRICES
MEN'S $15.00 Suits $ 9.95
$18.50 Suits $12.95
SUITS $20.00 Suits $14.65
$25.00 Suits $16.45
MEN'S SHOES
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$4.50 Shoes ... $3.25
$6.00 Shoes ... $4.48
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BATH ROBES
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RAINCOATS
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SWEATERS
SWEATERS
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$1.75 Sweaters ... $1.15
$3.00 Sweaters ... $1.98
$3.50 Sweaters ... $2.78
$5.00 Sweaters ... $3.69
$6.50 Sweaters ... $4.39
50c pure silk hose.
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
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$1.50 Dress Shirts ... 98c
Don't miss a day of this sale - respond men! It means money saved!
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K.U. vs.DRAKE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON—4 P. M.
Tickets—55c including war tax. Student Ticket No. 7 admits, 25c, including war tax, additional for reserved seats.
All Student Tickets Must Be Signed At The Gate.