UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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WILLIAM JEWELL TACKLES VARSITY
Kansas Should Win Another Victory Tonight if Playing
COLLEGIANS DOPE STRONG
Game Promises To Be An Interes ing Spectacle—One Of The Last On Local Court.
When Hamilton's basket tossers tangle with the William Jewell squad tonight, they will be meeting a team which is considered one of the fastest in the state of Missouri not even overlooking the Brewer Tiger machine. It is interesting to note that Coach Hamilton acquired his first basket-ball knowledge at that institution and played on the team for several years. In tonight's tangle Coach Hamilton will attempt to show the Collegians a few additional pointers on the game.
The game should be an interesting one from more than one point of view, as in addition to being a struggle worth the price of admission it will give dopers a chance to see the style of bathing offered by the universities compared with that used by the Universities.
The majority of College teams do not play as close a guarding game as do the Conference aggregations and this may cause the William Jewell basket tossers no end of trouble. However, the Collegians will be fighting every time they have to winning streak for some time and will come here after a 26 to 24 victory over Bethany College.
Considering the advantage Kansas will have in coaching and the use of the home court, the game should go to the Kansans by a fifteen - point lead if the Jayhawkers continue to hit baskets as they have been doing. The line up for the varsity will be Spruell and Brown, forward; Weaver, center; and Dummire and Caintine Greenees, guards. All the men are in good shape for the tangle and will be ready to play good ball.
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TIGERS STILL IN RACE
Missouri Confident of Tieing Valley Honors in Basket Ball Race
The percentages of the various contenders for the Championship of the Southern Division of the Valley shows some very interesting dope. Kansas must either win both games from Missouri or win one game from the Tigers and both games from Washington University.
The Tigers are not out of the running by a long shot and are expecting to make Kansas go the limit to win either of the next two games at Columbia. The percentages of the 'banks are as follows':
Won Lost Percent
Kansas 4 4 1000
Missouri 3 2 600
Washington 3 5 000
MISSOURI FACES SHORTAGE
IN STOCK OF TRACK MEN
Columbia, Feb. 17- Missouri needs more track man. "The prospects for a successful season are good," says Professor Brewer, "but we need men to take second and third places, especially for the Minnesota meet. In the high hurdles we have Nicholson, Shepard, Crouch, and Brodie. For the low hurdles, Kirsty, Thecher, and Shepard, the Husker, Snellmile and relays their Knoble, Breckner, and Estes. The new men Hupp, and Fawcell. They are showing up well. These men are very evenly balanced, and while we have no Bermond, they should be able to win points.
"Chapman and Marphy are doing good work in the half mile. The distance men are Wickham, Moss, Terry, Kerrie, Jenkins, and Keller, Lance, Kane, and Keller."
"We are probably the weakest in the sprints. The runners are Catron, Kirksey and Lake. Nicholson and Shepard will compete in the jumps. In the pole vault are Talbot, Floyd and Haley. For the weights we have Thatcher, who is a sure point winner in all the meets, with Drumm, Kemper and Hastings as possibilities for places."
Edward E. Brown was at Rosedale Tuesday attending to business matters at the School of Medicine.
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of advertising Wilson's Drug Store when nearly everyone on the Hill visits our store. Still, there may be a few who do not know of the fine line of Chocolate Candies we carry or the appetizing lunch they can get here. So we invite one and all to come and see us. Wilson's Drug Store, the popular Drug Store—Adv.
Students having snap shots of University life are asked to turn in the original films to R. G. Allison, editor-in-chief of the 1913 Jayhawk军. Place in sealed envelopes with name of owner. The films will be returned in good condition—Adv.
Like eating fresh grapes; the grape ice at Wiedemann's—Adv.
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Students having snap shots of life university life are asked to turn in the original films to R. G. Allison, editor-in-chief of the 1913 Jayhawker Place in sealed envelopes with nme of owner. The films will be returned in good condition. --Adv.
AT THE BOWERSOCK
Following is the list of bookings of Bowersock Theater to date. From time to time changes and additions will be made.
Feb. 24—Sam S. & Lee Shubert's "Kiss Waltz."
Feb. 25—Field's Minstrels.
3—Wm. Faversham, in "Cater-
rer."
Feb. 19—Faust.
Cesar.
Mch. 4 — Adelaide Thurston.
Mch. 15 — Shepherd of the Hills
Mch. 24 — Naughty Marietta.
Mch. 27 — Everywoman.
Apr. 1 — Modern Eve.
April 9 — Little Boy Blue.
May 12 — Mrs. Leslie Carter.
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