WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Conference Title Claimed by Two Victorious Teams
in Tie
Successful Grid Season by College of Emporia and Bethany Ends in Tie
Kansas Conference Final Standings
SAC Conference Pflu Schmidt
Johnson  Worcester  Pot
Johnny  Kwantan  Pot
Fairmount  3 0 4 1.000
PillowTeachers  3 0 4 1.000
PillowTeachers  3 0 4 1.000
Knoxon  Welchman  2 2 1 1.000
Knoxon  Welchman  2 2 1 1.000
St. Mary's  4 3 0 1.771
St. Mary's  4 3 0 1.771
Washburn  3 2 0 1.658
Washburn  3 2 0 1.658
Bethlehem  4 1 4 1.331
Bethlehem  4 1 4 1.331
Bethlehem  1 4 1 0.900
Bethlehem  1 4 1 0.900
Sheffield  5 1 1 1.657
Sheffield  5 1 1 1.657
McFarland  0 4 2 1.426
Now that the battles which have raged up and down the Kansas conference for the last seven weeks are over, we need to focus on what we find two so-called champions or winners, each resting in his respective lair, and each unlucky to get at the bottom. The players that may be he may be the undisputed claimant of the mythical first place honor.
These two fees, Bethring and College of Emporia, have gone through an over victorious court to a close with a amazing victory over McPherson, while C. of E. triumphed over her ancient rival, Emporia Teachers, by a convincing victory giving fray. These two all victorious clevents demonstrated their easy superiority throughout the season. Schedule themed giver members, prevented their making the lie possible.
Fairmount Also Undefeated
Fairmount "Also" One should not to mount Fairmont in one should not to about championships, and the Shockers would probably present any intimation that Bethany and C. of their win over Friends, Thanksgiving, which raised their percentage to three wins and no defeats, it is going to take a little extra housing, dispar four non-secure games.
Haya Teachers, with Burr DeWalh back in the lineup at quarter, availed themselves of the last opportunity for a win in an inbound battle, 9-2. Washburn put a full strength team on the field against Baker and fought them stubbornly, but were required to take the ball forward. Woodward-Longwell-Whitman trio will be about due for a winning combination next season, as they were just getting their team in place for faster company as their schedule was
"Red" Shoer, the "No. 77" of the conference, and his comrades sweoped down on their traditionaloes fists at Pittsburgh. Ottawa with a stinging 12-0 defeat.
Parisians of Bethany and C. of E. will find little to choose between if they attempt to scuffle the championship game would do it, but it is hardly likely that the game will ever be played. The complete conference realization
southeastern Strong in Last Game
Southwestern was among the state's best teams in their last game against St. Mary's. The 48 to 17 score doesn't mean that St. Mary's was particularly weak, but it does mean that Southwestern team performed with the championship even seen in the conference.
Bethany 9
Bethany 22
Bethany 75
Bethany 14
Bethany 16
Bethany 21
Bethany 28
Total.
Baker
Washburn
Sterling
Bethle
Hay Teachers
Kansas Weeleyan
McPherson
Total 144 144
College of Emporia 18
College of Emporia 16
College of Emporia 16
College of Emporia 12
College of Emporia 12
College of Emporia 14
College of Emporia 14
Total.
Southwestern
Stellenbrui.
Singapore.
Ottawa.
Fairbush Teach.
Washington.
Emporia Teach.
Total
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Swimming Squad to Begin Official Practice Soon
The swimming squad will start off official practice next week, according to Herbert G. Aliphun, coach. The squirt will meet on Monday; Wednesdays, and Fridays at 5 p.m. all. Must participate for the time shown in pool at 5 p.m. m Monday. The pool will be filled by that time.
The date for the intra-mural swimming meet has not yet been definitely decided, although it may be the second to the semester examinations.
Harry Heilmann Averages .293:
Home Run Honors Go
to Bob Meusel
Champion Slugger of American League Fails to Attain .400 Mark
With all the heavy hitting of the 1925 season in the American League, the season's batting champion could not attain the 400 mark. That champion, Harry Heilman, had won with a terrific batting streak to achieve an average of .393. Thereby he beat out the veteran Tris Speaker who had taken to the bench in the latter part of the season and then as a pinch hitter. Speaker had retired from regular play with an average of .380. That finishing mark for him toped Al Simmons, the singles leader in order of the Athletics, by three points.
Simmons stood between Speaker and that other veteran, Ty Cobb, who hited 378, thus making it twenty consecutive seasons that he had batted better than .300. As an indication of the increased batting averages down the line, Cobb's 1925 figure, which was used for signatures, were exactly those with which Ruth led the league in hitting in 1924.
Ruth not only surrendered batting honors, but also home run honors, which were taken for the 1925 season by his team mate, Bob Mencel, who registered 35 round trip hits. In particular, Ruth had a double, however Ruth was still supreme.
Ruth's honors as a run-getter were taken for the past season by Johnny Mostil, center fielder of the Chicago White Sox, who also led in stealing bases. Total base honor wins to Al Moustafi and the other most three-base hits were made by Leo Goslin of Washington; Marty McManus of St. Louis in two-base hits by one over Simmons and Earl Sheely, who tied for second place in this respect. Stanley Harris led in sacrifice hits. Simmons also made a third hit, but a few short of the record for his midside by George Sisler in 1920.
That Mottil was always trying when on bases is indicated by the record of "caught stealing." The Chicago Giants out 21 times in attempts to steal.
There were four men in not enough games to be classed as regular players who were above AI Simmons in percentage. This quartet was led by boyfriend Austin Miller, a pitcher, but developed surprising batting powers, as his mark of .625 indicates. He went to but but eight times, though taking part in 17 games, and made five hits, all singles. Benny Tate and Walter Johnson of Washington and Tony Roeg of St. Louis were among the leaders, each with scores above 400.
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ling of young players among the veterans who have year after year shown the way. Among these new men who did notable hitting were Simmons, Wingo, French, Puscal and Harry Blee.
Among the batters who stood high in 1924 but suffered stumps in 1925 were Jamison of Cleveland, Bassler of Detroit and M-Manus of St. Louis, while Combs of New York, who was on the bench in 1924, dropped well down the list.
Individual batting statistics of the American League for the 1925 season follows:
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Spiriting the last 400 yards for an easy victory over his nearest competitor, Bernard "Poo" Fravier, Delta Chi entry in the two mile event of the fall intra-mural track meet, yesterday demonstrated to the crowd at the meet that he was making of a wonderful distance runner, when he turned in the remarkably fast time, considering the rough track and lack of intensive training, of 10.3.1. None of the runners were able to match strides with the former Kansas Wesleyan distance champion, who followed closely after field after the first round, Fravier, who clipped 11 seconds off of the Kansas Conference two mile record last spring, was followed in by Williams second, Lerrick a third, and Herzog fourth. These last three races were marked by understanding under the colors of Alpha KappaLambda, was fifth, and Holmes, Delta Chi, sixth.
Woods Running for Delta Tau Wins 220 Yard Dash
In the broad jump the Delta Chi's again placed two men, Peters first
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