UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
RECRUITS WANTED FOR COLLEGE TEAM
Coach Frank Wants More Men for His Basket Tosser Aggregation
Greater importance than ever before is going to be laid on the College basket-ball team. Heretofore only a limited schedule has been played but this year a full fledged schedule is being arranged that will keep the team more than busy.
Coach Frank who has charge of the coaching of this team expects to develop a squad which will push the Varsity men to hold their positions. Contrary to report he is not expecting to teach the men roundtactics or a blocking game like that which Nebraska plays but he is intending to teach his team Minnesota tactics. As to what this style of game is the coach only smiles and says, "wait and see." Coach Frank will also assist in the instruction of the Varsity.
Every man that is not on the Varsity or is ineligible on account of being a freshman or back in his studies is eligible to play on this team. In fact it will consist of a second Varsity team. Never before has so much good material for basket-ball shown up and this year's College aggregation should be nothing less than a contender for the state championship.
More trips will be taken than usual and at least four trips are being scheduled. The schedule is not all out but among the schools played are strong college teams like the Warrenburg Normals, William Jewell and the College of Emporia.
Miss Elizabeth Marbury, the dramatic agent of New York, said at the Colonvy Club the other day:
"It is an error to think that the intellectual girl is dowdy. Look at the girl graduates about you. Those with the highest marks wear usually the nicest frocks. I said one day to a Brun Mawr girl;
"How beautiful your pannier gown fits, dear. I thought you grave and reverend seniors were above such trifles?"
"Oh, no," said she. "We all believe here in the survival of the best fitted."—New York Tribune
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Blankety-blank days till Christmas. The eager stude can make his own entries.
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MORE MEN NEEDED FOR SOCCER GAMES
Series Will begin Tuesday Silver Loving Cup for
Winner
The inter-class soccer series will start Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The freshmen will tangle with the sophomores, and the juniors will hook up with the seniors. The winner of these two games will play the following afternoon at 4 o'clock to settle the championship of the University.
Yesterday afternoon in the shivering cold more than forty men turned out for practice. There are more men showing up for the sophomore team than any of the others. The juniors and the other officers scrubbed in. Root wants all of the men who know anything about the game at all to come out.
The winner of the series will receive a silver loving cup and the name of each member of the team will be inscribed upon it.
COACHES TO COLUMBIA
Manager Hamilton. Coach Mosse and Prof.Murray leave For Conference
Manager Hamilton, Coach Mosse,
and Professor Murray leave today to
attend a meeting of the coaches and
officials of the Missouri Valley. The
purpose of this meeting is to discuss
the interpretation of this year's
basket-ball rules and to arrange the
various schedules.
The basket-ball schedule has not been entirely settled and will be decided at this meeting. It is probable that the same arrangement will be continued as that used last year, the division of the Valley into a Northern and Southern Division. Coach Hamilton will probably arrange several games with the northern teams in addition to the regular schedule.
Next year's football schedule will also be arranged. A game with Washington University will be arranged if possible. The other games will be the same with practically no changes excepting that Kansas will play the Sooners at Norman, and Missouri at Columbia.
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After the theater visit the Lunch onetone. Soxman's—Adv.
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THE COLLEGE JEWELER.
Fiske O'Hara and Constance Molineaux in the romantic Irish play, "The Rose of Kildare," at the Bowersock on Saturday, December 7th.
CAPTAINS ELECTED
The College basketball team will practice every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at seven-thirty. Frank
Tigers and Cornhuskers Choose Next Season's Football leaders
Leaders
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Both the Tigers and Cornhuskers have eletced their captains for next year's football teams. The two choices are men who were named on the All-Valley squad.
Purdy was chosen to lead the Cornhuskers and Wilson the Tigers. The Nebraska captain showed his worth in every /game in which he played. In the Kansas game he was hampered by a bad knee but hit the line harder than any of the other Nebraska backs. Wilson, the Missouri leader plays center and is considered one of the best men in the conference at that position. That he did not star in the Kansas-Missouri game was due to the system that he was bucking and the spirited game of his opponent than any poor playing on his part.
A prince who falleth out with laws breaketh with his best friends.
The laws are the only guards he can be sure will never run away from him.
Where the least useful part of the people have the most credit with the prince, men will conclude that the way to get everything is to be good for nothing.
Power in the prince, and liberty with the people, are like heat and moisture; where they are well mixed everything prospers.
A wise prince will not oblige his courtiers, who are birds of prey, as to disoblieve his people, who are beasts of burden.
Remember
If a prince does not show aversion to knaves and deceivers, they will deceive till they ruin him. A prince who praiseth others too soon is in danger of repenting it too late.-Life.
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Amusement.
Hugo B. Koch in Clyde Fitch's last play, "The City" is announced as the attraction at Bowersock next Tuesday, December 10th. Mr. Koch is favourable known from his work in "The House of a Thousand Candles" and "The Servant in the House." It is said that "The City offers a few things," The Attraction is under the direction of the United Play Company. Seats on sale at Woodward & Co. Prices 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.50—Adv.
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