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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926
Jayhawkers Face Acid Test in Game With Cornhuskers
"Will Give Them Everything We Have," Says Phog; Belgard May Not Play
Ten Tajhawker basketball players and Dr. F. C, Allen, head coach, will leave tonight for Nebraska where they will invade the Conniskuser camp. Skipper Johnny Osborne won five straight valley games without suffering defeat this season and is expected to be stronger than ever before. Skippers' days from Mt. Oreal tomorrow.
"We're going to give them everything we have," said Doctor Allen this morning. "We realize that the Husker team is a strong one, and that it will take real playing to finish on the long end of the score."
Doctor Allen emphasized the fact that the Nebraska team has been getting better as the season progressed. Although its encounter with the K, C, A, C at the first of the season wasn't considered recently, it has considerably since then. Starting the season with a 24 to 14 victory over Grinnell, the Huskers did not show the speed they have been displaying in the last two or three games. The 39 to 18 win from the Pioneers last season would power them over they have developed recently.
Works on Offense
"I have been working on my offensive Doctor Alem said, and "I am going to combat the strong defense of the Hukwain with a dashing team that is also able to try to win by shooting over the five man defense of the Kansansa, but Poghe believes he has developed a style and speed of play that will success."
The game Saturday night is a big event at the Nebraska school, since they are dedicating their new field house at that time. A crowd of 6000 is expected and they will be pulling hard for a Husker win.
This battle will mean that either the Jayhawks or Nebraska will be put out of the running for the valley title, which means that they will be a clean slate as to losses, the Huskers feel that they are well on the road to the championship, and a victory over the Crissin and Blue Quinn will likely accept to Nebraska 's mighty acceptance.
Jayhawks After Title
The lightning, Jawhawks, however feel themselves still very much in the valley race, and are just itching to get at whoever might stand in the way of their winning all the remaining games.
Lattin May Start
The Huskers, crunched up to be a green team this year, are not so in-experienced as reports might lead one to believe. Leo Black is playing his first season on the defensive position on last year's team. Fred Eckstrom, captain and center, is playing his last year. He played at center and forward on the fast Huskers team, which won a letter as forward last year, as did Roy Anderson at guard. Clark Smaha, brilliant Nebraska forward, is another experienced man from last year's first string. The report that Smith is not as authentic as it might be.
On the home court and with a record crowd rooting for them, the Huskers are expecting to take the measure of the Mt. Oread five. Kansas supporters are depending upon that old Jayhawk fight that always rises to its height when the team is playing on a foreign court.
The probable lineups to start the game Saturday will be: for Nebraska, Simula and Elliot, forwards; Captain Eckstrom, center; and Lawson and Gorean. Forwards and Gordon will probably start in the forward positions; Petersen at center; and Burton and Lattin or Bergard, guards. Dector Allen said that he might and start Belgium on account of James and William will be the officials.
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C. L. Brewer of Missouri Confers With Dr. Allen
C. L. Brewer, director of athletics it the University of Missouri, consulted yesterday with Dr. F. C. Alen and Chancellor E. H. Lindley, in regard to changing the state of the football game拿 to Thanksgiving Day.
The alumni of the University of Missouri favor Thanksgiving day for the game. No action will be taken during the game, and Landry is out of town today.
Brewer made the trip from Columbia to Kansas City by way of the new pavement in three hours and forty-five minutes, which leads one through a vigor of vegetation of the date of the game a capacity crowd will be present.
Kansas Wrestling Team Will Make Valley Debut Against Aggies Tonight
K. S. A. C. Matmen Defeate
Twice; Jayhawkers Win
From Tenants
From Teachers
Coach Guy Looksbaugh's Jayhawk wrestlers will make their debut for this year in valley wrestling circles tonight against the Kansas Aggies in a nationally televised match. The team is scheduled to start at 7:50 p.m. in Robinson gymnasium.
The Agries should have a strong team this year despite their defeat by the Cornhuskers and by the Kansas City Y. M. C. A. team, Kansas has had one contest this year. They met and defeated the Emporia Teachers College on the local mat during the semester vacation by a score of 21.
James, a new man in valley wrestling circles will make his first appearance tonight in conference competition. He is also sensitive in the 135-foot class, having bent Johnny Botsford for the place in the trousers recently. Any man that can beat Botsford will take care to himself in this section of the country.
Walgren is the Agrie ace and will probably represent that school in the bantamweight (115-lb.) division. He placed in the valley meet last year and should cause his Jayhawker opponent a lot of worry.
The heavyweight contest should be a corker with Ralph Freese representing Kansas and Zur Pearson the Agile challengers, who are aggressive and should furnish some real thrills. Freeze in his match with Clapp of Emporia playfully tossed his opponent out of the ring four times as sensed to enjoy it intensely.
A University of Wisconsin survey hows that the journalism schools ver the country showed a much ighter enrollment last year.
Prof. John Ise on "ECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALISM"
Church service at 11 o'clock conducted wholly by the young people—Margiory Chuckwick, Joan Huffman, Paul Rose and John Sears.
Unity Church 12th and Vermont Sts. Sunday at 10 a.m.
Three Kansans Still Leading Conference in Individual Scoring
Captain of Washington Team
Ahead in Average Points
Per Game
In spite of the fact that the Kansas men do not average as many points per basketball game as some other players, the Jayhawkers still have the three men who have scored the most points thus far this season. Schmidt with 69 leads the field while Gordon with 52 and Petersen with 52 are close be-
The Nebraska men all improved their standing somewhat during the week through a three game invasion. But the Nebraska team improved his average considerably.
Two non-t竞赛 games were played by the Oklahoma teams with the Hillyards of St. Joseph, Mo., but for the average number of points.
Professional Cards
The first 20 men and their average for each game played are as follows
Styled for young men
for each game played are as follows:
| NAME | SCHOOL | GP TP |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Elder | Ohio, Arizona | 5 |
| Elder, Ohio, Arizona | 5 | 46 |
| Maree, Maryland | 4 | 18 |
| Maree, Maryland | 4 | 18 |
| Kutana, Kansas | 6 | 42 |
| Smullen, Oklahoma | 6 | 42 |
| Towne, Oklahoma | 6 | 42 |
| Iowa, Iowa State | 6 | 44 |
| Iowa, Iowa State | 6 | 44 |
| Washington, Washington | 4 | 24 |
| Ellerot, Washington | 4 | 24 |
| Gordon, Kansas | 8 | 35 |
| Gordon, Kansas | 8 | 35 |
| Peterson, Kansas | 8 | 32 |
| Peterson, Kansas | 8 | 32 |
| Maree, Maryland | 4 | 24 |
| Maree, Maryland | 4 | 24 |
| Dale, Michigan | 8 | 17 |
| Dale, Michigan | 8 | 17 |
Seago, of Washington is at present leading the valley in the average number of winters. The Elder of Oklahoma Agnies second with 9.20 and Byers, Kannas Agnies Bird with an even nine points. Beyers, however, has played in only two
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Kelly Takes Handball Title
The handball championship of Robinson gymnastics changed hands yesterday when "Kelly" Kelly, trainer, joined the team in straight balls 21 to 18 and 21 to 20. After the victory Kelly announced that he would play anyone who proved his skill.
Handball has created much interest throughout the campus. The professors of the university are holding a tournament.
The intramurial handball tournament will begin Saturday, Jan. 6. The entries are coming in rapidly at Sado's training facility, having been set for noon Saturday.
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