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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Basketball Squad Seeks to Improve Free-Throw Form
Allen Is Looking Forward to Washington Game, Which Is First Encounter
The inability of the members of the basketball team to make their free throws is causing Coach- Forrest C. Allen considerable worry these days, many games are won by free throw, trying to strengthen them in this department. It usually turns out that the team with the best free throwers win the majority of its games, in season, Doctor Allen said this morning.
Doctor Alien hopes that the present team will be able to make 65 per cent of its freezes in a short time. So we are working very carefully below this mark. Kansas teams in the past have been known to make as high as 72 per cent of their freezes.
Although the Kansas Aggie basketball team lost to Illinois and Notre Dame, they should be considered one of the strongest teams in the valley, and it would have been a fine showing in each of the three games they have played.
"Plog" Paints for Washington
Todd Vinnits for Washington
was a big force forward to the Washington game at present. The St. Louis five will have played two games when they meet Kansas here Monday, Heretofore, the first Kansas-Washington battle has been later in season. Washington is better in the early part of the season.
In last night's practice, a combination of Schmidt, Zuber, Petersen, Gordon and Belgard was used with better success than the previous night. Later Cumphield and Proudt were given a chance to work in the forward position, Zubar as the pivot man, and Garden and Peterson running at rounds.
Irish Win Over K. S. A. C
Notre Dame Is All Victorious This Season
After taking an early lead and seasawing during the first half with a goal in the third quarter, he time-ticks the Kansas Aggies, representatives of the Missouri Valley conference, lost a hardfought contest to No. 28 Oklahoma State, but have not met defeat this season.
McNelly and Niklos led the scoring for the South Bend team, with Mertel, guard, and Byers, forward, furnishing the offensive for the Kansas State team, and Edwards. Aginis forwards, failed to break into the scoring column.
A three basket rallied just before the gun at the half put the Notre Dame cages in the lead 16 to 10. The Notre Dame defense was tight and the Aggies did most of their scoring on long shots.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Regular rehearsal of the Men's Glee Club will start at 7 tonight instead of 7:30—T. A. Larrimore.
There will be a meeting of the Women's Intramural Athletic Association at 4:20 Thursday in Robinson gymnasium for the intramural swimming meet.
The University Women's Club will meet on Thursday of this week at Myers hall. Each number is expected to bring a guest. The house mothers of the various organizations will also be guests.
A regular meeting of the Women's intramural Athletic Association will be held Thursday, Jan. 7, at 4:30 p.m. in Ralston—Joe Goren, secretary.
Kappa Phi girls will hold their first regular meeting of the new year Thursday evening, Jan. 7, at First M E Church. It is urged that all members and pledges attend, as stricter account will be reserved for those present. -Samantha Kirkham, publicity chairman.
Student members of the First Presbyterian Choir please not than because of the Faculty reveral she is performing on Friday, day night. Dean D. M. Swearthman
On account of the approaching fini-
nales, there will be no Freshman Com-
mission meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Watch the Kanman for the date of the
next meeting—Emma Webb, presiden-
Preparatory students at North Dakota University must wear green capes, are not allowed to talk to women students, must enter the "prep" gate, and must step off the sidewalk to let upper classmen pass.
Doors Close for Games Promptly at 7:25 P. M.
Basketball games will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. again this year. The doors will close at 7:25 and after that, time one may come in downstairs until the half. This is done, according to Dr. F. C. Allen, in order to have the floor clear of spectators at the game time.
“As each game will tax the seating capacity of the gymnasium to the maximum,” said Doctor Allen, “it is necessary that the students arrive in plenty of time before the game so that they may get to their seats.”
Northwestern to Break First Ground for New Stadium Next Spring
Structure to Seat 75,000 Whe Completed; to Build Only Two Decks Now
Evanston, Ill., Jan. 5.—Northwestern University is planning to break the first ground for its proposed new athletic stadium as early in the spring as the weather will permit. Work will then proceed rapidly and it is confidently believed that the initial structure of two decks will be completed by the opening of the football season in the fall.
The Purple stadium is planned as a three decker, but due to the rigid zoning ordinance existent in the City of Evanston, only two decks, eighty feet in height, will be constructed at this time. The third deck will be designed for use by active city fathers, when the need is acute. The three-decker, however, is
the stadium as planned by James Gamble Rogers, New York architect, and Gavin Hadden, stadium engineer. When entirely finished the structure will be 126 feet high, with a total seating capacity, including end seats, of about 75,000. Next fall, when the games begin, an annual demand for the two-decker stadium probably will be taxed to capacity, in which event temporary end seats to accommodate at least 6,000 will be erected.
The plans of the completed plant not only include three decks but permanent seats at the south end of the field to accommodate 8,500 and a place for temporary stands to seat 6,000. The deck for the plant will be as follows: 40,000 on the two sides of the first deck; 9,000 on the sides of the second deck; 11,000 on the sides of the third deck; 6,000 first deck end seats; 2,500 seats, deck end seats, with provision for 6,000 temporary seats at the north end.
WANT ADS
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LOST—Phi Chi Theta pin. Small initials engraved “L U.” Finder call initials Reward. JB
LOST—Bethany Circle pin. Finder call 2557 Blues. Rowena Morley. J8
THESES, manuscripts, notebooks typed by experienced stenographer.
Call Miss Ritchie, 978, 6:00 to 8:00
p. M. call J27
OST—Alpha Delta Pi pin. Name on back. Reward. Phone 290, Alida trong. J12
*ANTED*-Student laundry work; called for and delivered; prices reasonable. Perry's Hand Laundry, bore 2551. tf
SPEEDSTER FOR SALE--Starter,
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ROOM FOR BOYS—Close to University. 1345 Ky., Phone 1409. J10
FOR RENT=For boys, exceptional opportunity to rent first class room on the Hill. 1105 La. st. J10
PLEASANT ROOMS-Facing south Park, for boys. 1125 Vt., phone 1320 Red. J10
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MARCELLING 50e, shampooing 50c.
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Jayhawk Talk
The Navy will meet Drake University on the gridiron next fall, according to reports this morning. The date set is Oct. 9.
--can now be furnished in two sizes and printed
in your College or Fraternity color.
LARGE SIZE    NOTE SIZE
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Perry pwd Eldar starred for the Oklahoma Aggies when they defeated the Pittsburgh Teacher basketball team last night 38 to 29. The teachers were rated to be strong this year, having almost a team of veterans returning.
In the opening game of the Big Ten conference last night, the Wisconsin team defeated Minnesota by a score of 21-16. Illinois gets under way Saturday.
The Southwestern cagers in the Kansas conference defeated Baker 31 to 20 last night. Baker's recent victory makes the Winfield boys look good.
The Kansas basketball team looked some better in practice last night. A team composed of Schmidt and Zuber, forwardes, Petersen, center, and Beigard and Gordon, guards, beat a second team 16 to 10.
Miss Helen Wills, Americas' premier woman tennis player, has left Michigan to concentrate in a few tournaments and may sue Suriname Lenglen, queen of European courts. The main purpose of her trip is to travel and study the sport.
Schmidt and Potersen showed flashes of offensive strength that was mighty encouraging.
The players were able to cage four out of eight free tries at the basket.
Sale on Japanese Prints 5c to $5 a Keeler's.
Five can ride for the price
BOWERSOCK
Coming Soon SYD CHAPLIN in
"THE MAN ON THE BOX"
Better than "Charlie's Aunt"
Last Time Touight LEON ERROL With DOROTHY GISH in
The inter-class volleyball tournament starts tonight with games between the juniors and seniors and the freshmen and sohhomores.
The remainder of the schedule is:
Thursday—seniors and sophomores,
juniors and freshmen; Friday—senior
and freshman;
mores. The class teams are posted on
the bulletin board in the gymnasium.
Teams will play each other only once.
"The unusual interest shown in inter-class volleyball this year is probably due to the large number of persons coming out for intramural volleyball," said Miss Dorothy Bartier of the physical education department
—for a tough sailor he had a great style-book, arranged this way;
BEATRICE: big appetite, but a nice girl.
Interclass Volleyball Tourney Starts Tonight
ANNA: husband travels for oil- cloth house.
—you orta see the rest of the alphabet—you will!
Also Comedy, "CHEAP SKATES"
And News Reel
CATHERINE: likes to go out-- but mother waits for her.
The date for the annual Freshman Frolic has been definitely set for Feb. 5. The party will be held in F, A, U, ball. Preparations are being made for decorations and entertainment. The Frolic has not yet decided on the orchestra.
SHOWS - - - 3:00, 7:00, 9:00
PRICES - Mat. 10-35e, Eve. 10-40e
Freshman Frolic Date Set
'Collegiate' Stationery
Illinois University track athletes hold seven world's records, those for high jump, 220 yard dash, indoor pool vault, 120 yard high hurdles, 75 yard high hardlets indoors, 60 yard high in a dirt floor, and in the decathlon.
She always prepares top center with name and address in 3 lines on right without college letters. Students in college who volunteer are printed on dine with name and address. Volunteers in college have large on left, upper side, top is centric. Volunteers in college have 14 in inches on main order for 21 lbs. Volunteers in college have 16 in inches on main order for 21 lbs. blue, red, gray, green on knit. Search College Volunteer Website.
$1.00
PLUS
POSTAGE
Collegiate Stationery Co.
304 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
The first musical event of the year will take place Thursday evening, Jan. 7 in the auditorium of central Administration building when W. B. Downing, bartone, and Howard C. Taylor, pianist, will appear in recital. Both men are members of the faculty of the University of Wisconsin. Swertothwill be the accompanist for Professor Downing. The concert will begin at 8:15 p. m.
Recital to Be Given Jan. 7.
An overture selection from "The Student Prince" will be played by the Bowersock orchestra Thursday night for the comedy, "Applesauce."
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EYES EXAMINED. Glasses made. Law-
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MARCEL APPOINTMENTS—Phone 1256
Experienced operator, Sample's Barber and
Beauty Shop, East Side, 82414, Main, SL.
Suiting You—That's My Business
BOWERSOCK
One Night Only
Thursday, January 7
RICHARD HERNDON
By BARRY CONNERS, author of "THE PATYS." 2014
Performances at La Salle Theatre Chicago.
The Smashing Chicago Comedy Success
Presents
300 Performances at LaSalle Theater, Chicago
Times.
"IT IS A LAUGH FEAST"—Kansas City Journal,
"APPLESAUSE IS TOO GOOD TO BE MISSEED"—Kansas City
PRICES
Lower Floor $2.50, $2.00—Plus Tax
Balcony $1.50, $1.00, $7e—Tax
Seats on Sale Now
VARSITY
Tomorrow - Friday
Last Time Tonight
"A Kiss for Cinderella"
A beautiful bigamist
married to two men! What will she do? Her experiences might befall any woman but every woman might not make the same decision. See how she solves this problem of tangled loves.
Also Comedy
"HORACE GREEE-
LEY, JR"
SHOWS: 3, 7, 9
PRICES: Mat. 10,
36c. Eve. 10-40c
Kansas City Kaw Valley & Western Railway
Announces the Following Rates Effective at Once Between
Kansas City (City Park), Kan., and Lawrence, Kan.
One Way 72e
Round Trip $1.25
Return portion good for 30 days
Cars leave station at 636 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kan., 40 minutes
after the hour
E. J. O'RBIEN, Traffic Manager
—are being afforded by Ray and Harry.
The new Judehawk Cafes were built for
BETTER PLACES TO EAT
The new Jayhawk Cafe was built for the students, but it will not hold the crowds.
The College Inn has been remodeled and will start a new policy of staying open nights for the convenience of the students in order that they may have better service.
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