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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9.1925
Basketball Squad Plays Sophomores in Hard Workout
Season's Prospects Look Good; Dr. Allen Expects Many Difficult Battles
The Jawahker basketball squad was put through the first hard scrimmage of the season last night. The football men have reported and Coach F, C. Allen, has given encouragement for the first game which is about a month in the offing.
Last night the Jayhawks played John Bunn's "Tigers," who are made up of the freshman team of last year. This team was kept intact to provide strong competition for the Kansas first string this year.
"Kansas basketball prospect looks very well for early season, but in view of the fact that almost all of the other valley teams have at least five letter men back, many tough hatters," Dr. Doctor Allen said this morning.
Defense Center a Problem
This year Doctor Allen's chief worry is to find a defensive center, but he was remarkable defensive centers in "Long John" Wulf and "Tus" Ackerman. Even when Ackerman was playing forward last year he was the mainstay of the five defense men in the
"The Kansas squad is unusually strong on the offensive side but the guards are weak," Doctor Allen said. "The guards are individually good, but their teaming is not as strong as they say anyawkier guards in former years."
Although Petersen played regularly as center last year his scoring power is his main feature. Captain Belgard and Gordon are the best of the guards this year although they do not work smoothly together.
A picked varsity team consisting of Belgard and Gordon, guards; Petersen, center; Zuber and Schmidt, forwards, did good work against the last year's freshman team in scrimmage. They played well for Schmidt from time to time. The last year's freshman team consisted of Hill and Kroenert, forwards; Henderson, center; and McGuire and Jeffery, guars. Tus Ackerman, later a sophomore, was in place of Henderson as strength the somethom lineup.
Second Varsity Squad Chosen
A second varsity squad consisting of Crosswife and Campbell, forwards Daniels, center; and G. Hodges and Burton, guards were worked against another sophomore team. Lindley and Latin were inserted later as guards in the Jayhawk lineup.
Doctor Allen mentioned the Kansas Aggie game as being one of the season's toughest games. "The Aggies have four hard games before they meet us Jan. 13, and they should strike us in almost mid-season form. Kansas has only one game before meeting the Aggies."
Ten of this season's football men were used in last night's scrimmage. A total of thirty basketball candidates were given workouts.
Chi Omegas and Alpha Xi Deltas Win Monday Evening
Volley Ball Games Exciting
The closest and most exciting games of any played by the women in their intramural contests were the volley ball games Monday evening in Robinson gymnasium, a hard match against W. Delta teams in a hard struck激突的受害者.
In the first match between the Chi Omega and the T. N. T.'s, the Chi Omega won the second game 15-7, the T. N. T.'s won the second game 15-7, and the third game was won by the Chi Omega 17-15, after having to tie a offie score at the end of the
In the match between the Gamma Phi Betas and the Alpha XI Deltas, the score of the first game was 15-13 in favor of the Gamma Phi Betas. The Alpha XI Deltas won the last game 9-15 and 10-15. All three were good games.
The intramural volley ball final will be played Wednesday evening at 8:30 between the Alpha Xi Delta and the Chi Omega teams.
--and Ray have the agency for Martha Washington candies. He also admitted that a new shipment of Minas taurus had new shapes and havers arrived.
High School Spread Entertained
High School Squad Entertained
The Lawrence High School football squad was given a lanceon Tuesday noon, by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce organization, in recognition of the fine record of the team this season, including its performances in talks by Coach Higgins,
Captain Hammons, captain-elect, Dr. A.
R. Kennedy, J. W. Bunn and X. J.
Kennedy.
The "unicorn" mentioned in the Book of Job was probably the aurochs, a kind of wild cattle now extinct.
County Clubs Planned in Today's Assembly
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v. Holo, Stevenson—Evan Goodrich, Ed Rock, Syylia Burg, Smith—Aiws Stoops, David Welton, Dale Wiggins, Derry, Dylee Blackburn, H. Harbeck Stanton—(No Meeting). Summer—Perriss Evans, Boss Owens, Lena Co-
Thomas—Lincole Crumley, Paul Hull, Veda Murray, Trego—Jules Harries, Clarence Rodgers, Donald Rhoades
Wauhausen—Lucius Eckles, Owen Brigham, Ada Sage, Washington—Ronald Cohen, Evans, Wichita—No Meeting. Wilson—Leslie Smith, Ray Purkake, Bernie Patterson, W. H. Kinnamon, Ernest Gillespie. Willey-Dottye-Clyde Randall, Stella Williams, John Alden. Victor Crawford, Voighta, John Outland, John Jolly.
Central-Glen Glenn, Ann Lukens, Ernest Beavenley, Penny May Louise Caney, Manual-Chas. Givens, Hershel Goodman, Fred Shurber, Robert Beavenley, Oliver D, R Raymond Mareline, Okahama-Jas, Jarobe, Richard Blue Dr., Richard Redmond, Ruth Richardson, Louise Ridgeway Independence, Mo-Evert Ehlot Butter, William Johnson, St. Claire Williams, Wesky Craver, Ruth Church Church
Other States—Guy Graves, Thelm Louth, Mary Hamlen.
Sport Notes
Red-haired grid captains seem to be in vogue now. Notre Dame will have two of them next season. A tie vote was cast for Edwards, quarterback, and Hearndon, backfield, at a recent meeting of the football squad. The two men will rotate the duties of captain.
The Kansas Aggie basketball five start the season with four hard games before they meet the Jayhawkers in their opening valley game. The Aggies beat the Warriors and the Dane and the Schooloys of Kansas City, in the order named.
Something unique will be started in the Big Ten schedule next season, Michigan plays two games with Minnesota, during the 1926 season, six weeks apart. According to Fielding H. Yost, the two encounters should throw considerable light upon teams from three to six touchdowns in scoring effectiveness on different Saturdays.
Official announcement of Colgate's refusal to meet the University of Washington eleven at the Tournament of Roses in Pandemon on Jan. 1. The tournament, the recent council today. This is the most recent attempt of a Pacific Coast team to have the undefeated Colgate team play on the coast on New Years Day, but Colgate remained firm on its desire of not playing post season games.
Red Grange scored a touchdown, caught a forward pass for a 22 yard gain and played a wonderful defensive game in the Chicago Bears 19 to 7 victory over the New York Giants. It was the Redheads' first early appearance as a professional football player and 65,000 people turned out for the game. The New York has been very skeptical of Grange's ability and he had to show the eastcorners that he is the greatest running back of all time.
The University of Southern California was added to the 1925 Northe Dame Game schedule by Coach Knute Rockechny today. The game will be played at Los Angeles on Dec. 4 and will be the first of a two game series, the second to be played at South Bend or Chicago in 1927.
Christmas Cards at Reese's Drug Store. Exclusive designs, including Stanley Metal Seals, at prices from 5c to 25c. Printing your name, 25c extra in small lots; no charge on orders of $2.50 or more.
Two Students Receive Degrees
Ruth H. McBride, Tulsa, Okla., and
Clifford H. Nowilow, Kansas City, Mo.
and Board of Regents for their degrees
of Master of Arts at a faculty meeting
of the Graduate School Tuesday.
Two Students Receive Degrees
Suiting You—That's My Business
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Mr. Rowland suggested stationery as being quite the hotty totsy stuff for a Christmas present. He offers Special Christmas stationery at prices starting at $2 to $15. You present now before you be here, Rowland's.
Buy her a. K. U. memory book for Christmas and then put your picture in it so she will remember you. These make a good present, especially if your finances are not like John D.'s. Only $2 at Rowland's.
Harry of the Jayhawk Cafe and College Inn just confessed that he
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Send some fondness of K. U. home for Christmas, Unframed photos, 8x10, $1; framed x917, $25. Taken for duke by Duke D'Ambron. Also Kodak's D'Ambron photos, Christina D'Ambron's D'Ambron photos, 115 Mass, Phone 934.
If you want a collegiate tailor-made suit, get measured up at the Orpheum Tailor's and Cleaner's, the 1100 Mass Suit. Then them your cleaning and pressing.
If you double date, it doesn't cost much to Rent A Ford. Rates are: Open cars, 14c; closed cars, 16c. Floor Mats, 20c. A Ford Co., 1011 Mass. Phone 25.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Tokio, Dec. 9—That healing of broken bones may be made possible in old age, is shown by experiments by Doctor Ogawa, a Japanese professor in the academy of Keijo.
A medicine has been found that stimulates the formation of new bone tissue. The slowness of the healing process seems largely due to the small amounts of calcium in the blood. As a result, the process will probably be applied to the healing of fractures in old age.
New Process for Healing Fractures in Old People
Girls, have you seen those very new compactes of Vantines, with coobridered Ilds, or Butterflies, for double the Rise for DV for double at Reese's Drug Store.
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There will be a meeting of the
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Will be Christmas Suit Buying Day at Carls
Our Christmas Gift Special, gives you the chance to save, gives you the opportunity to buy a Real Useful Gift for yourself, Dad or the Boys—245 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kirschbaum Suits selling at—
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This Special closes Saturday
Women's Rifle Club at 4:30, Thursday in Fowler shops. This includes all those who are on the team last year.—Emma Roots, captain.
Intramural basketball managers will meet in Robinson gymnasium,
The Zoology Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 304 Snow hall—Wallace m. Newby, president.
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