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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1926
Schmidt May Be Out of Tonight's Game, Says Allen
Kansas Team Is Preparing for Difficult Battle With Oklahoma
Aggies
"Kansas is expecting a hard tussle with the Oklahoma Aggie five tonight, and due to Schmidt injuries in his strongest team. However, we will fight hard, and at present are playing the best team," said Dr. F. C. Allen this morning.
Schmidt, leading valley scorer, is suffering from a bad "charley horse" and sprained shoulder, and it is likely that he will not get to start the game Yesterday in practice he was only able to play about three minutes and could not cover the floor in his usual man skill. He was not as sharp shape today. Either Zuber, Hill, or Kroenert will start if Schmidt is not able to play.
The Oklahoma Aggies are especially feared because of their ability to finish strong, and they seem to put on these last minute sports better on a strangle court than at home. They defeated Drake and Grimell by a one point margin, scoring the winning points in the last seconds of play.
The Angels have won five games and lost two. Missouri defeated them 31 to 23 and Grimell scored a 27 to 25 victory over them. Kansas won from both these teams by a good margin, but lost to the Washington Bears, who were defeated by the Southern Cardinals, which indicates a very close game tonight.
Last year the Agrests best Oklahoma at Stillwater by a one point margin and the University team scored a one point victory in the game at Norman. The Jayhawks also beat Oklahoma by a one point margin at Norman so doping from this angle also shows a close game tonight.
team Shows Improvement.
In the last week Kansas has shown more improvement than at any other team. The defense is functioning in good shape, but the offense is not as strong as it should be. The Jayhawks have found their basket eye, but do not take advantage of all their opportunities. Aside from Schmidt the remainder of the Kansas team has the Drake game in good condition.
This is the first basketball game ever played with the Oklahoma Aggies, Fred Williams, former Missouri captain, has been selected as referee. His work has been satisfactory and the smooth and clean manner in which he runs a game is pleasing to the spectators.
Sigma Chi Defeats Acacia
Phi Psis and Delta Sigma P Win Basketball Games
Sigma Chi easily defeated the Acacia last night in the second round of the intramural basketball tournament 18 to 5.
The Phi Kappa Psi team won from the Phi Delta Theta team 16 to 4, and Delta Sigma Pi beat Alpha Kappa Psi 13 to 7.
In the Sigma Chi-Acacia game Kaufman and Edwards were the high point man. Wellman was the out-come player for the Pit Kappa Psi队.
SCHMA CHI (15)                     PGT P R
H            H             H
Male, m/ f           1          1
Female, m/ f           1          1
Katzenbock, m           0          0
Babybock, m           0          0
Na, m/ f             0          0
Marion, m/ f             0          0
Nichols, m/ f             0          0
Brown, m/ f             0          0
ACACTA (4)
Harriett, c.    FG. FT. F
Harrison, c.    0 | 0 | 1
Dakker, c.    0 | 2 | 1
Haagmans, c.    0 | 0 | 1
Low, c.       0 | 1 | 1
Hughes, c.     0 | 1 | 1
Shapman, c.    0 | 0 | 1
Kausha, c.    0 | 0 | 1
Ettmann, c.    0 | 0 | 1
Taylor, c.    0 | 0 | 1
TOTALS 2 1
PHI SAHAI PQI (16)
FG, FT, F
Woodel, f. 2 0 0
Walter, f. 0 0
Warner, f. 0 0
Walters, c. 4 0 1
Hamilton, c. 1 0 1
Haveray, g. 1 1 0
Hogger, g. 1 1 0
Holland, f. 0 0
PHI DELTA THETA (1) FG-F.F.
Movera, E 1 0 0
Mime, L 0 2 0
Kanyon, L 0 0 0
Hibiscus, C 0 2 0
Horton, H 0 2 0
Little, E 0 0 0
Jekayne, E 0 0 0
Anderson, E 0 0 0
TOTALS ... 1 2 3
DELTA SHAPE PT (12)
Buff, f    F,
Chandler, f    C,
Deeps, c    C,
Deeps, v    V,
Deeps, h    H
FG. FT. P
1 1
0 1
1 0
1 0
ALPHA KAPPA PU1 (C)
Sturgeon, s. 1 0 0 0
Fraser, s. 0 0 0 0
Power, s. 0 0 0 0
Inella, s. 0 0 0 0
Winer, s. 0 1 1 0
TOTALS
The schedule for tonight's games in the second round of the turnover has been announced as follows: Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Phi Kappa 9, p. m.; Pi Upsilon vs. Chi Delta Sigma, 10, p. m.
The doors will close at 7:25 p. m.
and the game will start promptly at
7:30. The probable starting lineup is:
Kansas        Oklahoma Argies
Schmidt or Zaber f
Columbus     f
Elder
Petersen      c
Hall
Belgard       g
Connor
Burton       g
Danford
Jayhawker Wrestlers Will Meet Nebraska Squad Saturday Night
Dope Favors Husker Mat Men "Men in Good Condition," Lookabaugh
The Jayhawk matten will leave Friday night for Lincoln where they will meet the University of Nebraska team Saturday night. This meet, which was originally scheduled for Friday night, will be held after the Nebraska-Creighton basketball game presented by the present. The limos are as follows:
108 b, class—Joe Stokke; 115 b,
class—Lawrence Scott; 125 b, class—
Capt. Harry Skerry; 135 b, class.
Albert Jones; 156 b, class—Hawley;
class—Russell Smith; 145 b,
class—Russell Smith; 175 b, class—Russell Smith.
limited class—Ralph Freese.
This is the same lineup as that which appeared against the Kansas Aggies last week except that Russell Smith will replace McFarlane in the 175 lb. class, Smith having won in the trovets.
"The team is in good condition and should be able to give a good account of itself," said Coach Lookabaugh this week. "We can also give the relative strength of the two teams that Nebraka won from the Kansas Agies 27-3, while Kansas heat the same team a week ago by a score of 4-0. Dope, however, means very little."
Capt, Harry Skinner and Russell Hapt have made the best showing of any members of the team in the matches which have already been held each having won falls in both matches. Delp and Stoklas are also undefeated.
"D" Company Wins Drill
"D" company again won the competitive drill held yesterday afternoon on the military parade grounds. This was the third of a series of competitive drills to be held between the four companies to determine the winner of the Chancellor's cup. D company has won the last two drills of the company, third place to A company, and fourth place to B company.
Pharmies Hike Friday
The members of the freshman class in the School of Pharmacy will hold a picnic and hike Friday afternoon to The Whitman Center for Rottlieff, who is in charge of the hike, it is planned to leave early enough to enable those to attend to return in time for the Whitman concert and other functions they may wish to attend.
Jayhawk Talk
After tonight's game with Kansas, the Oklahoma Aggies will go to Columbia for a game at Washington. They will play Washington. In previous games, Missouri defeated the Oklahomaans 31 to 23, and in turn defeated quintet beat Washington 29 to 26.
Kansas, however, is more interested in tonight's game with the Aggies, and in the game tomorrow night in St. Louis when Washington plays Oklahoma, undefeated conference leaders. Jayhawk sport followers are rather counting on the Bees turning back the boys from the Sooner state to play in the state, a chance that the St. Louisans will wear their opponents down and allow Missouri to beat Oklahoma Saturday night.
Washburn took a swat at K. C. A. C. in Kansas City a week ago, and now Pittsburgh Normal, the other undefended member of the Kansas conference will try to stop the fast-travelling Blue Diamonds. The Pittsburg five lost to Oklahoma Angles in a preseason game, and that is about their return. But they are not but they may be harder pressed. The game is scheduled for the Redemptor High School court in Kansas City for Friday night.
Wisconsin, with three games won and one loss is now leading the Western Conference. The chance to oust them from the leading position will come Saturday night when the Badgers meet Chicago. Anything is likely to happen in the Big Ten this year, and the team will face Oklahoma, turries, teams lodged near the foot rise up and winning from other teams, apparently headed for the title.
Schoolkeys, fast Kansas City independent team, successfully defended their title as champion Tuesday by defeating the Featuring Deimos Delosks 10 to 3
Iowa State, playing Grinnell Tuesday night, demonstrated the fact that they had not forgotten the art of
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Ottawa and Baker engaged in a hot contested basketball game down at Baldwin last night, and the Metholists were victors 27 to 21. These two institutions are as bitter rivals as Kansas and the Agriges. A contest between the two teams always comes in for considerable attention in this part of the state.
The Pittsburgh Teachers now have nine consecutive victories to the credit in the Kansas Conference, and thus far have shown no sign of weakness. They are now playing in fine shape, having won each of their five contests played. Third in the list is Emporia Normal. The Emporia" only defeat was from Pittsburgh (1-0) and then from team, has a spectacular record with seven wins out of nine starts.
Court Game-Graph Will Show Basketball Game
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