120 PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 Coach Charlie Black Faces Lack of Guard Material at Grinnel Pioneers Open Valley Season With Kansas at Lawrence january 14 A scarcity of guard material at Grimmell presents a problem to Charlie Black, head coach of basketball at that institution. The loss of Winter and Galvin, veteran guards from last year, has created a big gap in the Pioneer machine. Black has an experienced guard, however, in Capt, Hapt, Wing Harry, but a new man will have to be developed for the other defensive position. Moran, center or forward, who was mentioned on all-Vallley selection last year, has been going good and is expected to make a brilliant showing during the coming season. He will be the flash of the Pioneer offense. Among the other experienced forwards from last year are Chaffe, Duffing and Lamb. All of these men played well last season and are expected to give valley guards some trouble. Leading candidates for the pivot position are Davis, Nilbo, Seeland, and Bradstreet, with Seeland, last year's substitute center, holding an edge of prospects. The prospects are showing up from last years yearling squand. Among them are Smiley, forward, captain of the freshman team last year! Hays, guard; Peterson, forward; Pederson, guard; Peterson, forward; McClain, guard; and Lovejoy, guard. The Pioneer outfit meets every valley team twice except Missouri and Washington, as the schedule now stands. They pry off the lid of the valeen season on Jan. 14 when they meet the Jayhawkers at Lawrence. Stars Prepare for Game "Battle of Century" to Be Wor by Hard Fight The two faculty teams, the "Everwins" and the "Neverwins," are resting today in preparation for the "Battle of the Century" tomorrow night. Quizines are being given in most of the classes of professors who are on one of the teams to allow complete rest and plenty of sleep. The "Everwins" consisting of "hald-held deans" are confident of a victory. "They shall not pass," Dean Lawson is quoted as saying in that same voice with which he has held countless freemen spellbound. The "Neverwins" are more than confident. Professor Sternberg announced in a short pep talk to the fellow members of his team that the "Neverwins" were out to win a decisive victory. Both teams have an excellent record behind them since neither have lost a game. What is still more remarkable, neither team has won a The lineups: Everwins Neverwins Dean Arandt Prof. F. M. Dawson Dean Brandt Prof. George Beal Prof. J. J. Wheeler Chel Shore Allen Crafton Harold Ingham Professor Moore Dean Stockton Dean Lawson Professor Sternberg Dean Dyer Tel Zuhli F. F. E. Johnson Referee. Quiglev. Each man will play all positions. The Jayhawk squad will face an all-star team as an aforementioned single player to both games. The all-star lineup: Phog Allen, forward. Tus Ackerman, center, Jon Sao, guard. "Ookabauh, wuard. Lookabaugh, guard. Date for Swimming Meet Set for After Holidays The individual swimming meet for women will be held Jan. 7, the first Thursday after the Christmas holidays and all women who wish to participate are urged to sign up for events. The Gymnasium at Johnsons gymnasium is soon as possible. There will be eight events end each person may sign up for not more than four. Records made in former meet are: 50 yd. free, 40-45 sec., Donna Knueger. 60 yd. free, 40-45 sec., Donna Knueger. Audrey Burtney, 1928; 2 lengths free, 26.1 car. Virginia Brown, 1924; 2 lengths back, 35.4 cup, Gladys Snowy, 2 lengths back, 48.5 ft., Dedrys Hoggan, 1924. Coach Lookabaugh Is Ill at University Hospital Coach Guy Lookahawked went to the University hospital early last night with an attack of diphtheria. He is not in a serious condition, however. Lookahawks's illness will mean that the intramural wrestling tournament that was to be held this week will be postponed until after the holidays. Sabo Announces Schedule for Intramural Practice Intramural basketball practice schedule for this week beginning Tuesday night at 8 p. m, and continuing through Thursday at 10 p. m; day night at 10 p. m, as follows: Tuesday, Phi Gamma Delta and Tapha Kpsi, 1 to 9 m. 8; Graeber Club and Hope Club, 9 to 10 p. m. 9; Tau Omega, 9 to 10 p. m. Delta Tau Delta, 8 to 9 p. m. Square and Compass and Phil Mu Alpha, 9 to 10 p. m.; Thursday, Phil Tu Omega and Phil Tu Alpha, 8. Delta Sigma and Roach Club, 9 to 10 p. m. All-American Football Team Trains for Game Against Pick of West Stars Taken From East, South and Middle West to Play in California Bloomington, Ind., Dec. 15—Coach W. A. Ingram's galaxy of all-American football stars arrived here yesterday and went through their opening practice against the Indiana University men's basketball team at the Indiana Memorial Stadium. The team will train here the rest of this week and will leave Dec. 20 for San Francisco where they are to meet the pick of the west Dec. 26 in an inter-colonial, amateur, benefit battle hospital for children. San Francisco. Ingram's players, chosen from leading educational institutions of the East, Middlewest, and South and inexperienced students at Sluister, Wyoff, Farwick, was admitted by sports writers here to be the most outstanding collection of generally recognized gridiron nets brought together for training as a team. The eastern squade made an impressive physical appearance in their blue jersey with gold letterers. The squad was named "East" was emblazoned in gold across he chest of each player. The 19 men in Ingram roster average 149 pounds. The roster included the following: Slaughter, Edwards, Hawkins, Michigan; Ywocoff, Georgia Tech; Garbisch, Farnack, Farmry; Fisher, Marks, Indiana; Sloan, Drake; Dilgwe,锰奏; Ekberg, Davis, Mahan, West Virginia; Chase, Pittsburgh; and Ingram, Navy. Sport Notes Emerson Carey, Jr. of Hutchinson, won, was elected captain of the 1920 football team at Cornell University. He also played for the Iowa the ill kicker for the Ibaba eleven. The Haskell Indians left for Los Angeles last night, where they will battle an eleven composed of Pacific Islanders in a past season gridiron vame Saturday. Ted Slone, Drake end, has joined the all-eastern grid team at Indiana, which will play a representative player eleven at San Francisco, Dec. 26. The Drake Bulldogs will usher in hecage season when they meet the university of Illinois quintet Saturday night at Des Moines. Kearney Bunker, former Kansas Aggie forward, is one of the most promising candidates for the K. C. A. C, quintet, now in practice at Kansas City. He led the valley in scoring for a time last year. Moon Baker, captain elect of the 1926 Northwestern University football team, has reported for basketball practice and is showing up very well. Prospects for a winning team at the Purple institution are none too bright and Baker will greatly add to the strength of the quintet. Walter Goodwin, star Georgia Tech guard, and Red Barron, former Tech captain, have been signed to play football for the same team which Erie Nevers. Stanford full back, will captain in Florida, next year. The team which is being financed by Jacksonville, Fla., capitalists, will meet Red Grange's Chicago Bears in that city Jan. 2. Tasty short orders are our specialties Owl Service GEORGE'S LUNCH Just North of the Varity Porter Scholarship Awarded William J. Engle, m26, will be awarded the Porter scholarship, the faculty of the School of Medicine decided. 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