PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1920 Newton Swamps Quinter,43 to 13 in First Contest Topcka, Salina and Libera Are Victorious Over Pratt, El Dorado and Denton The Newton high school quintet swamped the Quinter high cages by a score of 43 to 15, in the first game of the nineteenth annual Kaiser high school tournament being held in Robinson Gymnasium Friday and Saturday. NEWTON - 10 FG. FT. SUMMER 11 FG. FT. Forestry, a 2 0 Forestry, b 2 0 Heatlery, c 2 0 Heatlery, d 2 0 Grass, e 2 0 Trees, f 2 0 Gray, g 2 0 The Newton idle clearly outclassed the boys from the west from the start and they did a double. The entire Newton team played like clock work, and their eyes were on the goal. TOTALS: 21, 21 QUINETTE-13 FIG. 57 Carnegie-14 Garmanfield, f. 0 Gregorian, c. 0 Jordan, f. 0 Pinta, c. g. 1 Porter, g. 1 Goff. 1 TOTALS Missed Free Throws : Newton - Morgan, Glenn berg, Gray, Quinter - Carmichael (2), Jamboree Flora, Porter. In a game with 18 bucks made by Topeka, the capital city boys from Pratt by the county of Pendleton marched in the morning. Pratt took the lead early in the first quarter by throwing two free throws. Topeka overcame the lead and ended up winning. TOPPER-24 F15 F17 Immune p. 0 Wannner, p. 0 Hansen, p. 0 Frey, p. 0 Davis, p. 0 Tahara, p. 0 Ebinger, p. 0 Bilson, p. 0 Holtley, p. 0 TOTALS 17 11 PRIVATE 20 15, 17 Shopped. 1 Goof. 1 Paffer. 0 McGee. 0 Noble. 0 Paffer. 6 Rocker. 1 Barrick. 1 TOTALS Missed free throw: Torieha Winner (10) Parker (15); Pfrit. Shappard (13), Gue (14) Phleas (6), Noble (6) Salma led El Dorado in all periods of the game in the third contest of the morning, winning 24 to 15. El Dorado had considerable difficulty in hitting the basket. In the first quarter, El Dorado scored two other hits, Salma scoring only two free throws. The half ended in 1 to 7. Stuck was the outspacing player of the game, making one field goal and six free throw and figuring strongly. TOTAL: Missed free throws: Staline - Lanivoris (21) (2): Dardeny - McCollum (14) Nobler, Powier, Lamery (2) DALINA- 24 FG FT Lauerstein, f 1 Rush, g 1 Buff, v 1 Moller, p 1 Meister, h 1 Stock, o — — — Henry, i 1 RI. DIEHARD - 1) Bekommen, F FG FT Beifüll, F FG FT Pepper, F FG FT Zimmermann, F FG FT Zimmermann, F FG FT Pearson, F FG FT Riemann, F FG FT Reimann, F FG FT Liberal defeated Denton 23 to 20 Denton is the only entrant in the tournament in class B. Bradford of Lafayette made 22 points, collecting eight goals and six charity touches Wiedelman led the scoring for the Den TOTAL: Missed tree. Marrow, Liberal M., Rev. Cord (2), Phillips, Duncan-Cor, Distri- tion, Ireland, Edmunds. TOTAL 13 17 7 DENTON - 58 16 14 Watson, K. 2 Cox, G. 1 Bentley, M. 1 Brown, G. 1 Chambers, G. 1 LIBERIA, 12) P. 17, F. 7 Jamestown, 1 P. 3 Gayner, 2 P. 8 X. Wetland, 2 P. 6 Philips, 2 P. 5 Browns, 2 P. 4 C. Wetland, 2 P. 3 Taylor, 1 P. 3 One of the closest and most exciting games of the tourney took place when Olinte defeated Eldworth in the first game on Friday afternoon, 20 to 29. The winners were trailing by eight points at the start of the fourth quarter but staged a remarkable comeback in the last period and caught GLASTIE 22 FG. FT. Waddell, F 2 Bowler, F 1 Gawley, F 1 Gawley, F 1 Brockel, F 1 Gilbert, W 2 ELLERWIDTH - 29 PU. PT. Kottmann, f. I 1 1 Bilberman, f. I 1 1 Yandell 1 1 Jolinok, f. 0 0 Lemper, f. 0 0 TOTALS Missed Tree throws: Olathe-Walker (2), Eilesworth-Keltman (2), Vanek, Jeinbeh. 50-overwell. Completely outclassing their oppo mentions. Emporium easily defactored Colby, 13. The Emporium five handed the ball remarkably well, but it was a woman of three former tournments, made nine field NORTHLAIR, 12 FG, FT, F Haweson, f Jones, f Gilbert, f Gilbert, n Bartz, n Walter, f Newman, f Albertus, n FG, FT, F 2 2 0 2 0 2 9 3 2 9 3 2 9 3 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 5 0 2 5 0 2 TOTALS 19 4 10 COLLEY 10 PG. PT. F P. George, c 0 0 4 Joseph, c 1 0 4 Morrison, c 1 1 2 Watson, c 1 1 2 Brand, c 1 0 4 Ferrin, c 1 0 4 TOTALS Missed tree threes: Emperor Sawyer (1) Grant (2), Robbie Atherton, Colby Cooper Murray (2), Iris Lewyt (1) Augusta overwhelmed Philipburg 45 to 10. The Augusta offense centered around Clow, all-state center last year on the Emporia high team. Clow was high point man of the game with 18 points. The Augusta guards held their opponents score to five. Ersworth, captain of the Ass. ALICIUSTA, 30 FG, FT Dewalt, 1 4 Fisk, 1 2 Algoa, 0 1 Algoa, 0 1 Verizon, 0 1 Verizon, 0 1 Toyota, 0 1 Toyota, 0 1 Fortranish, 0 1 Fortranish, 0 1 PIPELINKSUMMARY_16 Protocol, 1 PQ FT Protocol, 2 0 0 Protocol, 3 0 0 Protocol, 4 0 0 Protocol, 5 0 0 TOTALS ... 3 0 7 107456 Theresa Brown, Amanda Boutillard, Liz Cow, Court J., Walman, Robert, Peter- nielsbury, Tackett GH, Rebholt, Ribiere-Moreno, Erikson, Edmunds. The game between Atkinson and Abilene was closely contested, the latter winning 27 to 23. The long shots of Abilene, playing guard for Abilene were the feature of the game; Abilene connected with four goals from center. Jordan was inured due to the fastness of the ball, from here it returned later. ALCOHOL, 65 Alcohol, f Alcohol, g Alcohols, b Alcohols, h Alcohols, g Alcohols, b Vol. PT. 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 AUTHORIZATION - 23 PER. FT. 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Newton, Liberal Emporia and Auburn over Topoalla, Toluca, Olmite and Abente in Friday night's contests. Ability to make their follow-in dots and several inches margin of sight over their opponents was the principal factors that enabled Newton's defeat Tonoka by a score of 20 to 1 in the first contest of the evening. The Newton defenses were ravished sound snapping shots and a work the ball down consistently to make many dents during the game. NEWTON 20 FLEET 15 Boston 8 9 1 Pittsburgh 4 3 1 Detroit 7 4 1 Portland 6 4 1 Tampa Bay 5 4 1 Toronto 6 4 1 Total 23 10 8 TOTALS 10 9 TOPTEAM 11 Buffalo, j 25 FT Buffalo, k 0 0 Buffalo, l 0 0 Lansing, y 0 0 Lansing, z 0 0 Pittsburgh, k 0 0 Pittsburgh, j 0 0 Buffalo, j 25 FT TOTALS 1 2 3 Milwaukee Brewers, Newton-Marion 1 Phoenix, Orlando 1, Colts, Green 1 Dallas-Phoenix 1, Derek Jeter 1, Kielbaker Some of the fastest basketball of the evening were exhibited by Liberal in defection Salina by a 37 to 22 count in the second contest for both teams. Ability to follow the ball closely and make smart calls, basket were Liberal's main assets. This game again brought forth one of the best goal shooters of the tournament. M. Bradford, Liberal center, carved ten field goals and one free throw in this game to add to his total of eight field goals and six free throws in the Denton game. Phillips, Liberal guard, also showed up well in this Corrigan Farming, M. 29 P1, P7, Fargo, J. 0 0 Frosty, J 0 0 Gerrard, D 0 0 G. Brundall, E 0 0 G. Beal, D 0 0 H. Beale, D 0 0 Peppe, T. 0 0 Rigby, J 0 0 SALINA- 22 FG. FT. I. Borthdown, f. Loyderberg, c. Inchede, c. Grange, c. Nill, c. McKinley, n. TOTALS ___ 18 1 TOTALS Missed tree (brown): 1. Liberal-James, M. Hindradt (23), Phillip, Farmer; Salina- hain-Dirnon, Greene, Miniviro Emporia defeated Glathe 29 to 22 in their tilt. Near the close of the game Newton 43 Quinter 13 Topocha 19 Truff 19 Saturn 24 El Dorado 15 Liberal 20 Libertarian 22 Olatec 22 Ellsworth 20 Emuorca City 19 Agonota 19 Phillipsburg 10 Archibish 23 Archibish Jayhawk Baseball Squad Shows Up Well in Practice Coach Bunn's Men Exhibit Good Form; Pitchers Round Rapidly Into Shape The Kansas baseball sound played two practical games Friday night, in which Coach Baum observed the play of different men in various positions, and judging from last night's workout, Kansas is going to have a hard hitting aggregation. The bunting was especially good and good of the men he has always and will not allow any of the men to send the ball over the force, nor have the pitchers started to burn the ball across the plate, but the team will win by getting rid of the gridiron opens with the summits of warmer weather. The men who played at first base were Hirokawa, Brown, Fitzgerald, Burton and Wright. Burton showed up exceedingly well. Felding perfectly and landed in the outfield. Craister is practically assured of the second base position, Schmidt, Smith, Kaufman, Wright and Livingstone have been playing third base and it is not definitely decided which man will be used for the "not corner." Live offense practices, but is also a pitcher and cannot be use all the time. Hill, Cordigan, and Fitzgerald are the men fighting for the second base position. Outfielder are Hewitt and Skinner. A man of last year, Allen, Wall and Craesser will probably be the deciding factor in choosing me for the outfield. The pitcher们 are rounding in shape and have shown much better form than Couch Binn predicted when the season opened. Phinney has been expected to be a good pitcher, expected to have a good season. Anderson, who was a member of the freshman sound last year, has shown good form and is getting control, which will allow him to get the ball to a good assistant of curves. Herzog, a left-hander, shows promise of developing into a好 pitcher if he can learn to center his pitchers. Wright can play any position he may play except catcher. Nineteenth Annual Interscholastic Basketball Tournament University of Kansas, March 19-20, 1926 Today the practice will consist of a butting and inbuff work, with some play at the end. The game is a mock meeting a full 9-18 game will be played between two teams picked by the referees. Newton 29 Newton 36 Topeka 10 Salina 22 Liberal 14 Liberal 37 Olathe 22 Emporia 16 Emporia 29 Augusta 29 Augusta 27 Abilene 21 the Olathe cuintet was only two points behind their opponents but near the end the Empirions got "hot" and pulled off a comfortable lead. Olathe out-dribbed Empiron but was unable to compete with their opponent's excellent basket shooting, Grant and Sawyer each found the rebound. OSTATIS 22 1 Vernicia, n. 0 Worries, n. 0 Dilbert, n. 0 Gibbon, n. 0 Terry, n. 0 Veryvie, n. 0 FIG. P 70 Coach-Bunn. EMPLOYEE 69 FG F7- Manager 1 @ @ Senior 2 @ @ Senior 4 @ @ Chief 5 @ @ Chief 8 @ @ Rabbi 9 @ @ Rabbi 10 @ @ The final game of the evening was not decided until the middle of the fourth quarter when Augusta drew away from Abbene and defended them 29 to 21. Each side resorted to concession in this game and did little missing. TOTALS 6.19 Missouri Gov. Andrew J. Empstein - Sawyer, R. Brown, Grant (2) Glatthe - Bush (2). TOTALS 10 1 10 Missed five throws: Aomgma Leikitte (2), How (5), Jackson, Watson, Abilene-Colliner, Armand, Amirchinah. TOTALS 12 5 ABILENE-21 FG, PT. ABILENE-21 IG. Shinobu, f. 0 0 George, g. 0 0 Hermann, h. 0 0 Missourier, i. 1 0 Amielson, j. 0 0 Bunny, k. 0 0 ANGOSTA, 29) F1. FT. Fountain, f. 1 Bowery, b. 1 Clowe, a. 1 Clive, a. 1 Lancaster, i. 1 Watson, i. 1 Clow and Watson were the stars of the winners white Collins and Amssbugh played the best game for the TOTALS ... 13 8 Newton won its way to the finals o the tournament being held here be defending Liberal high school 30 to 13. The Newtown team had accuracy scores of 46.7. Semi-Finals The Liberal players fought hard throughout but were handicapped by size. The game was fast and hard fought throughout but after the first few seconds of play the outcome was never in doubt. COURT: NEWTON-55 Paterson, 6 Fulton, 8 Charlotte, 6 Pine, 10 Pittsburgh, 4 Jewett, 1 Davison, 1 Buffalo, 8 TOTALS 17 LIGIBAL-18 FG, PT A. Trowbridge 0 0 B. Woolley 0 0 C. Wraehead, f 0 0 D. Bullis, f 2 1 E. Trowbridge 1 1 F. Wraehead, f 0 0 G. Trowbridge 0 0 H. Trowbridge 0 0 The box score: Ability to convert free throws into points enabled Augusta high school to infant Emperia high school in the first half until Augusta answered all the first half until the last minute of play when Augusta rallied and ended the half on the long end of an 8 to 7 score. The play was slow, but the closeness of the score made it worthwhile. accepted free throws: Newton Parney, Morgan, Otterberg, Gray (1); Liberal-Serenity 2), M. Bradford (2), Phillipine, C. Bradford In the last half the Augusta team showed more skill in passing and flashed a brand of team work which completely baffled their opponents. AUGUSTA-27 FG, FT Joseph I. 2 0 James L. 2 0 Joe A. 2 0 Michael M. 2 0 Wilson E. 6 0 Wilson D. 6 0 EMPIROSA-14 FL. FT. Austria, f 0 0 Germany, f 2 0 France, f 2 0 Greece, v 6 0 Italy, v 6 0 Wales, v 6 0 Spain, v 6 0 Sweden, v 6 0 The box score: Missed free throws: Augusta, Ewalt (4) Glove (2), Watson, Elysandra, Rynnart (4) Track Program Changed 50-Yard Dash to Be Abolished in High-School Meet One change—abolition of the 50-yard dash—has been made in the program for the 25rd annual inter-Kansas Kanaan high schools, to be held April 16 at the University of Kansas, accessible to Allen, director of University athletic. The meet will be run in two classes; all high schools of more than 290 enrollment will compete in Class A; all high schools of 200 or less enrollment will compete in Class B. A middle school or a minor high school also will be held. Entry blanks will be sent to high schools over the state the first of next week, and entries may be made until April 7. Baseball Meet Planned Events of the meet will include the 100 and 290 yard discs, quarter, half, and one mile runs, a relay, a jump, a put, discuss throw, javelin throw, pole vault, high and broad jumps, and high school relay championships in the Championship Series. B Classes, Challenge trophies will be given for the championship relays, in additions to gold, silver, bronze, and third place second, and third place team members. The second annual high school baseball tournament of the University of Kansas will be held at Cedar Creek High School. May. Although no definite dates have been set, due to second Annual H. S. Tourney to Be Held in May the fact that the baseball schedule of the University has not been entirely completed, the tentative are May 14 and 15, at which time Kansas plays the Kansas Aggies on the University diamond. The purpose of the high school tournament is to create more interest in baseball throughout Kansas and Missouri high schools. The tournament last year was the first one that has ever been held and at this meet seven teams were represented. The schools that were entranced are: Lawrence, Rosaville, Cambridge, Topeka, Central High School of Kansas City, Kau, and Central High School of Kansas City, Kau. NEWTON Consolation Emporia 32 Liberal 26 Valley Track Men Begin Preparing for Kansas Relays Entries From All Sections of Country Assured; Michigan Seends Squad With the meet at Ames closing the Missouri valley indoor track season, the valley track man are turning their attention to practice for the Kansas Relays April 17, which will open the outdoor season. The Relays this year promise to bigger and better than ever before. Schools represent the state, but the country will be entered. Six members of the Big Ten conference have signified their intention to compete in the state's sending a team to the relay this year. This school is one of the strongest in the Big Ten track circles. The Oregon Aggies are expected to uphold the negative of the Pacific coast. Several Kansas conference teams will also be entered in the meet, which, with the members of the Miss. state competition, make up a portion of the country. Among the star performers of these schools will be Kuck of K, S. T. C., Locke and Weir of Nelskia, Kimport of the Kansas Aggies, Rooney of Kansas, and Rhine- Illinois will bring a stellar performer to the meet in the person of "Chuck" Werner. Werner recently broke the world's indoor record in the race. Thirty-two candidates for the freshman relay committee will meet today. Of this number six will be chosen. There are three men on the sophomore committee from the six freshmen last year. These three were determined by drawing names. They are Bates Wood, and Thomas McFarland. Kansas reheys were added to the Kansas reheys committee Weedhesky afterward, Fort Smith, Ark; Clifton C. Calvin, Perhason; Charles F. Secht, John F. Herpy, Karama City, Mo; Fred Heyer, William Hewlett, William I. Holmes, Hiathavia. Jayhawk Swimmers Second in Missouri Valley Meet The University of Kansas swimming team placed second in the Missouri valley aquatic meet held Saturdays at the University of Louisville. Washington was the meet. The 200-yard relay was won by the Kansas team in 1:52. The team was composed of Barrows, Hill, Borginger, and Jocelyn. Meldrick Jocelyn placed second in the 100-yard dash and fourth in the 90-yard dash in second in the 590-yard dash and Borginger was fourth in the 220-yard race. Coach Alipinn said today that he had not yet learned the total number of points made by the team in the complicated process of scoring the diving contest. Neither the results of the diving contest nor the medley relay had been achieved. Coach Alipinn, St. Louis. Perry May was the K. U. representative in the diving contest. The K. U. team brought back a loving cup for winning the relay race and individual medals were given winners of first and second place. Washington was the only school to have a full team at the meet. Iowa State University sent eight men, Michigan State and three coaches. Couch Alphin expressed the belief that if Kansas could have entered seven men they would have won the meet. However, he considered it improbable and made a very creditable showing. Valler Wrestling Champ Valley Wrestling Champs 108-pounds: Wrigley, Oklahoma Averitt 115-pounds: Campbell, Oklahoma Aggies. 125-pounds: Boyvey, Ames 125-pounds: Boyvey, Ames. 135-pounds: Bringham, Oklahoma Aggies. 145-pounds: Skinner, Nebraska. 175-pounds: Collins, Oklahoma Aggies. 145-pounds: Skinner, Nebraska 158-pounds: Prunty, Ames. Heavyweight: Stuteville, Oklahoma. Aggress Basketball Not Injurious Youths May Play Game Safely Says Dr. Naismith In the in round robin schedule between Kawasaki City high schools last year an average was taken of the four games, accrued at the end of that period, that the average time elapsed between the starting whistle and final gun was 60 minutes. The playing periods were 40 minutes long. Thus 25 minutes were provided to "From my study of the subject for the past three years, I have failed to find that basketball is too strenuous a sport for high school students," said Dr. James Naimanith, of the department of physical education and the inventor of basketball. "I have found the gme broken into many parts, requiring extensive reworking, giving the players opportunity for a breathing spell." Women's Basketball Tournament Is Won by Freshman Team He noted one Central High School boy who was on the go continuously for 7 minutes, 21 seconds, in a 10-minute quarter. He was "all in" and did not return for the next quarter and the average time for that game Danny Nunnith has discovered, in 5 minutes, 3 seconds, out of a 10-minute period. Sophomores Take Second Place in Victory From Juniors by 23-17 Score The freebman women's basketball team won the tournament this year without losing a single game as a rookie, and while each of them were played yesterday afternoon. The hardest game yesterday was between the sophomore and junior teams. The sophomores won by a 23-to-17 score. For the sophomores the high point woman was Rath Martin with four goals to her credit, Mary Elanor Fiklin and Mary Berenson were the high point women in the fourth field goals each, Mary Berensen had one free throw, giving her nine points, and Mary Elanor Fiklin eight points. The work of the sopplomare guards in the last half of the sopplomore junior game kept the junior forwards from making many goals. The juniors were able to make only two goals. The score of the freshman-cannon gas was 29 to 17. Helen Flinkin scored the greatest number of points for the freshman team. The last half of the game was much more hard fought. The ranking of the team is as follows: freshman, first; sophomore second; juniors, third; and seniors fourth. The varsity team will be chosen this week. The varsity-faculty game will probably be played next Thursday night, according to Miss Barker. The faculty team practiced last night and will practice again tonight. Wrestlers Elect Captain Harry Skinner to Be Succeeded by Russell Hays Russell Hays was elected captain of the 1927 University of Kansas crewling squand at a banquet which was held at the Delta Sigma Lambda house Monday night. Hays will succeed Skimmer, the present captain. Dr. F, C. Allen and Gouch Gus Lookahaugh were present at the banquet. Doctor Allen gave a short talk on collegiate wrestling. According to Coach Lookhaugh, the prospects for next year's team are much better than they were this year. They will have a strong chance and will have more competition next year then they had during the past season and they will be able to take advantage of the experiences that was created in various majors that they had this season. The men that are lost by graduation this year are Captain Skinner, 125 lb. Stoklas, 108 lb., Delp, 145 lb., and Smith, 175 lb. Men that will be available for next year's team and who wrestled in the last four years will be Dungan, 155 lb, James, 155 lb, Cat-themed select Hays, 158 lb, and France, in The only meets that the Josephhwrestlers have scheduled at the present time for next year are with the University of Missouri, the Agricultural College, and the University of Missouri. Two year contracts starting with the past season, were cancelled. Five men on this year's Jayhawk wrestling squad were awarded letters. Those who received these letters were Captain Shainn, Freese, Debl, Smith. Harold Schmidt Elected to Lead 1927 Basketers Thirteen Letters Awarded; Dr. F. C. Allen Praises Fighting Spirit of Players Harold Schmidt was elected captain of the 1927 basketball team last Thursday at the Kiwanis club banquet in honor of the Missouri valley champions at the Wieselmann grill room. "Schultz" has played two years for Kanna, and is known throughout the country for his fight and playing ability. Dinctor Allen Prakes Team Thirteen letters, more than have ever been given at one time in the history of the sport of Kumara wore the name "Bobcat." It was prior to this year was 11, given in 1923, when the Jayhawk five went through the Valley season without defeat. Prof. Paul B. Lawson, who pre- ided as assistant with a referrer's whisle, categorized Captain "Frenchy" Bellard, saying that he typified the karau in Kansas men. Coming to the karau in Kansas men, Bellard said pall or help, Bellard has won a first place in the hearts of all loyal Kananas. Captain-Elect Announced Doctor Allen Praises Team The team's second pick in a bunch of basketball, gave a short talk in which he praised the never-say-die fighting spirit of the team. This spirit inspired him to be an assistant coach at Bellaroe, and taken up by the other team members, was the thing that carried them through 14 straight victories. The four quarters, Doctor Allen said. Captain-Elect Announced The basketball captain-elect was announced by Belgian in a short talk, after which Schimmel took the oath of office to be the squad for the honor, and promised to give his best to the team next year. Schmidt, the newly-elected captain, was a member of the national champion Kansas City, Kan. high school school and went on to be selected by Chicago newspapers as an all-America high school forward. He won special recognition during that basketball season by making over forty field-players in one basketball Schmidt Forward on Team "Schmidt" was the regular forward on the valley championship team of 1928 and was chosen among the first ten all-oval players in the game. One newspaper quotes Coach Charles Cormart, mentor of the K, R A, C team, as saying that Schmidt is the fastest all-round player in the game. Schmidt won his football letter last fall playing in the backfield. Chancellor Announces Awards Chancellor E. H. Lindley announced the awards for the ability and character of Doctor Allen, and commanded the members of the team. "We do not go out after athletic," he said, "The best athletes of our school can give." Basketball and all sports. Our men give something more than paid athletics can give." He said. Chancellor E. H. Lindley said this school was one in which coaches were protected just as the other members of the faculty. "A coach's tenure of officer does not dispel on his winning or losing games at Kanman," he said. Thirtzon Receive Letters Darton receive Letters The men receiving letters were Captain Wilfred Leland, Albert Clemens, Harold Schmidt, Glen Bert- son, Gulge Gulden, Hurrah Zuluf, Chiff-ford Campbell, James Hill, Herbert Proffitt, Lee Little, Lennigan, G稚idge, Fred Daniels, and William Cross-write. Prof. Frederick H. Guld, of the department of political science, did some albeit of hand stunts and Prof. Wakdemar Gelch, of the School of Fine Arts, played two violin numbers at the hamnett. Women Win Rifle Match Nebraska Team Bows Before K. U.'s Marksmanship The women's rifle team won over the Nebraska squad by a score of 105 to 74 according to reports from the NCAA, but only one of the results of the matches have been received. Out of the 25 women competing the Kansas队, nine made perfect scores. The University of Montana has not yet reported its results. The man's team last week won five out of nine of their matches with a compressive low score of 3689. Next week the men will be matched against the University of Delaware, Montana State College and the University of Port St. Lucie in a National Intercollegiate Match. The men won the match in this corps area which en-