THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925
PAGE FOUR
Intramural Athletics Encourage Students to Indulge in Sports
Set of Rules Made to Governs Eligibility of Men Entering Competition
The main object of intramural athletics is to make it possible for every man in the University to participate in and enjoy his favorite sports. Participation requires encouragement as the first aim of all men students in athletics; while intramural games are for those students who do not have the opportunity, through inelegibility or other problems, involved on variance or freshman teams.
The following rules shall govern the eligibility of men participating in intramural athletics:
1. All men, including graduates,
shall be regularly enrolled in school
and attending all classes regularly.
2. All letter men are barred from
the sport in which they won their letter.
3. Any letter man from class A (as interpreted by the Missouri Valley Conference Eligibility Rules) shall be made his letter, in sport, in which he made his letter.
4. All men of the Varsity squads as named by the varsity coaches are ineligible to participate in their sports or any other intramural sport which coincides with their Varsity season, 88;
John Doe, a member of the varsity basketball squad, is ineligible for intramural sport following the close of the varsity basketball season. It is understood that, any man who runs for a team for that squad will be ordered for that squad until officially dropped by the coach from that squad. All players who are regularly attending varsity practice and who are ineligible, or become ineligible for varsity competition, also become ineligible for intramural competition in
5. A man may not play on two different teams in the same sport.
6. Rule 4 also covers freshman varsity squads.
7. All professional athletes are in
eligible.
Committee on Rules: George Clark John Bunn, John P. Sabo. By Director of Athletics, Forrest C. Allen.
Alien Property Returned
Plans for Settling War Chains Made by Officials
(United Press)
The plan providing for a 250 million dollar bond issue must be approved by Congress.
Washington, Dec. 10.—The solution of the vexing problem of settling the war claims of Americans against Germany and of returning sequesterated alien property here is provided in a secret plan now being submitted by American officials and claimants for German approval.
The plan calls for the immediate return of alien property and the payment to American claimants partly in cash and the rest from a special five per cent American bond issue. The American claims, as determined by the mixed claim committees,PGC and gregate agents, are 180 million and the value of German seized property is about 550 million dollars.
Home Economics Club Meets
Dr. Florence Sherbon spoke on "The Contribution of Home Economies to Health" at the Home Economics Club from 210 Fraser. "I most heartily approve of Better Health Week," said Doctor Sherbon. "I have always felt the importance of student diet and have wished that all boarding schools offer an official diettian so that they might be approved in much the same manner as the students' rooms."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Earth Sciences, Their Development and Influence on Modern Thought," will be the subject discussed by Prof. Lloyd Huesteb of the department of geology at the Student Forum of the Uitarian church Sunday morning. All are invited to attend this meeting, which will be held at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. George Hood, Chmn.
Phi Lambda Sigma will meet at Westminster hall Saturday, 3 p. m. 21
All men who were out for interclass football check in their equipment to "Irish" Kelly in the basement of Robinson gymnastium, P. D. Q.
John P. Sabo, Director.
All Kapna Phi members are
allowed to meet at Squire's studio
Saturday, Dec. 12, at 130 p. m.
m. for the picture will be
for Jawhar Jawhar.
Juanita Kirkham, Pub. Chmn.
Sport Notes
Football practice was resumed at the University of Alabama yesterday after announcement that the Southern conference champions would journey to Pasadena to play for the national team at the annual Tournament of Roses on New Year's days.
Workouts will continue until a few days before Christmas, when the team will lead players to perform the exercises will be made to permit limbing up exercises.
The team expects to arrive in Paraná a few days before the game and offer an opportunity to hold several games before meeting their opponents.
In one of the opening games of collegiate basketball season, Armour Tech of Chicago fell before the onslaught of the fighting Irish of Notre Dame 53 to 26. Our own Kansas Aggies battle the Notre Dame five on Jan. 5, in their third contest of the season.
Casey Steengl, former Central High School athlete and for many years a star outfielder in the National league, has been appointed manager of the Toledo American Association baseball club for the coming season.
Stan Siercke, who was considered an all-American lineman earlier in the football season, has left the University of Pennsylvania and gone to his home in Meriden, Conn. He will probably play professional football before the season ends, it is reported "Red" Grange set a bad example.
The football season just closed was the most successful for Missouri in the way of gate receipts and attendance of any on record, it was announced by chestier L. Brewer, director of athletics. Eight games at home and aboard, drew 120,000 spectators with a total gate receipt of $185,000, compared with 31,000 spectators, set a record for the 34 years that the two institutions have engaged each other in the gridiron sport.
“Dutch” Lorberse, former star athlete of the Kansas State Teachers College at Hays, who has been assistant football coach at the college this fall, will also assist with the basketball coaching, it is announced. He is a Hawkeye athlete who is now director of athletics at the western normal school.
Professional football players were barred as coaches or in any other official capacity by the Southern Intercollege Association at its annual session in Athens, Georgia. At the time of this session was adopting the same policy and it is probable that such action will be taken all over the country.
Rogers Hornsby, second baseman and manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, has been voted the most valuable player to his team in the Naples by the committee of eight baseball writers, it was anounced today.
The total mileage of hard-surfaced roads in the United States is now nearing the half-million mark.
"Everwins and "Neverwins Will Play Exhibition Game for Benefit K. U. Christmas Fund
"Two to one on the Everwins; nine to five on the Everwins; No! The Neverwins never will win! Why that team of bald hooded hedds deshn't a chance in the world to win over the masterly teamwork of the powerful Everwins." But mutinous management and no difficulty in his bats, and most of them were covered by members of the Neverwin team.
Yes and all of this over a mere basketball game. A certain dean of the University was seen approaching a certain young man (name unknown) who had to be in charge of the Y. M. C. A. No words were spoken, only a dirty look caused all of the trouble, but that now dean says that the "shiner" entered into a door.
When the executive committee on the Christmas Program Committee arranged for a basketball game between prominent men in the faculty or otherwise employed by the University, little did they realize what they were starting. Two of them were picked, the only requirement for the members being that they have never played the game to any extent before.
The "Everwin" team is composed of Prof. F, Dr. M Dawson, Prof. George Beal, Harold Ingham, Prof. Wesle
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**Program for Taught, Dec. 10**
8:00 p.m.-Talk. Miss Myra Hall, department of M.A.
9:00 p.m.-Rise View of American Literature
11:00 p.m.-Dismiss. The Day is Done, Dance
11:35 p.m.-Do. Pretty More. Married
Miss Victoria Crawford, Miss Katherine Crower,
Lawn With Caddisia by Bunnett
Henri Lindenley Kennedy
14:00 p.m.-First, Flint.edu
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Owing to the recent ruling of the western conference in limiting the period of football practice to two hours a day, the captains of the two teams have decided to limit the practice time of the teams to two hours in ten years. Secret practice will be held some time next Saturday.
The game will be played Wednesday, Dec. 16, at 7:15 p. m. E. C. Quigley, the renowned aerobat of the basketball court will decide which team runs too much with the ball, and who gets hit the hardest.
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The "Neverwin" team, otherwise known as the "bald head deans" is composed of Deems Arant, Brenda, Terry O'Reilly and Michael Moore, Hunger Moore and Johnson.
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After this struggle the students of the University will have their first opportunity of seeing this year's Varsity basketball team in action. The Varsity will play an all star K. U. team to be picked and managed by Tus Ackerman, last year. The game will be the double binder bill will be twenty-five cents. The proceeds of the game will go to the Christmas fund, which will be expended on the Student Friendship fund. Activity tickets will not admit.
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Quebec, Dec. 10—The hares in Quebec are feeling embarrassed just now. They put their white fur coats on for the winter, having been fooled for the last six or eight weeks by continuous snow, suddenly the snow disappeared after a heavy rain storm. Now they cannot put on their summer coats again as they have put them into storage for the winter.
Snow Fools Canadian Rabbits.
(By Solomon Sorry)
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PRESBYTERIANS
Don't Forget the Westminster
CHRISTMAS PARTY
All Presbyterian students are cordially invited and urged to attend.
8 'Til 12—Westminster Hall
RENTAL
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CLUB RATES 1926
Enrollment now includes Library privileges for the remainder of this month—December.
QUARTERLY PLAN $2.50 January 1st to April 1st
COLLEGIATE SPECIAL $4.00 January 1st to June 5th
ENTIRE YEAR $8.00
January 1st to January 1st
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