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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1925
Captain Ackerman Leads Jayhawkers in Sixth Victory
K U. Leader Gets 15 Points Cyclones Lead at Half by Single Point; Ames Rough
The Jhawaiyah, led by Captain Arkham, moved a step closer to the Iowa State game, winning over the Iowa State Cyclones on Kelvinium gymnastics court.
Ackerman the scoring on a free throw in the first minute of play. This gave the Ames boys a start and a field goal and a charity toss gave Kansas possession. It lingered in leopards during the first Jush. Kansas was missing while the Cyclones were making them count. Roughness on the part of the Iowaans took eight points by free throw, which were made by Captain Ackerman.
The score was knotted at nine-all just before the half, following a goal by Geckman and two free throws by Willson. The lead when Arnold made a free throw and the half ended 10 to 9 in the second on the long end of the score.
Coach "Phog" Allen must have told his men something between halves, as they immediately got unnerved. He was in a tight half, when Ackerman secured two free throws. From then on Kansas held the lead. At one stage of the game he drove down the key field and Quigley call for a foul on them for expressing a desire to assist him.
box score:
Knox, f.  PG FT P
Ackerman, f.  1
Engel, f.  0 3
Schmidt, f.  2 2
Paterson, c.  2 0
Campbell, e.f.  0 0
Bolgard, g.  1 1
Wilson, g.  0 2
Gordon, g.  0 0
Zuber, f.  0 0
Hodges, f.  0 0
Total,
Iowa State—18
Fisher, f,
Wright, f,
Anderson, f,
Coe, f,
Jacobson, c,
Milger, g,
Arrows, g,
Klingman, g,
10 13
PG FT 1
0 0
0 0
1 2
0 0
2 1
1 4
2 2
2 0
Totals 6 6
Referee: Quigley, St. Marys.
But Washington and Nebraska Follow Close Behind
Jayhawks Top the Valley
This is the only game this week for
the players, while Kansas meets
four opponents this week before the
Saturday night battle in Piketown.
The Jayhawkers find themselves perched on the top rung of the ladder, after four weeks of fast and furious basketball battles. Washing ton and Nebraska, who are tied for second place, are after Jayhawkes to get them all but will get her first exposure to Jayhawks next night in St. Louis.
Friday we meet the Missouri live on our home court at Columbia and take a look at the team's easy task, as last night at Mantle hattan, "Mizzou" gave the Aggies the victory.
Nightly Wednesday "chillie" Black and his Grinnell Pioneers will invade K, U-Pioneer games for the second K, U-Pioneer game for the second team* team standing is 3 won, 3 lost but they are playing real basketball Last night at Lincoln they gave the strong Huskers a close battle and outplayed them the last half.
Couch Allen said, "We are playing the games as we come to them. We are working so seriously. The team is working smoothly and we hope to come out victorious."
Missouri Valley conference standings:
Kansas 6
Washington 5
Nebraska 5
Kansas Aggies 5
Missouri 5
Grizzell 3
Oklahoma 4
Drake 2
James Aggies 0 1
Games this week:
Tuesday - Grimell vs. Kansas Aggies
at Manhattan; Missouri vs.
Oklahoma at Norwane
Wednesday----Kansax va. Grinnell at Lawrence.
Thursday—Drake vs. Oklahoma a
Des Moines.
Houston - vs. Oklahoma in Grinnell; Kansas Aggies vs. Nebraska at Lincoln; Kansas vs. Missouri at Columbia.
Fridley—Grinnell vs. Oklahoma a
Saturdays—Kansas vs. Washington si
St. Louis; Ames vs. Oklahoma si
Ames.
Sport Notes
Panavo Nurmi, the Finnish track star, has promised to run in the second annual relays held by Ohio State University at Columbus, on April 18, if he is in the United States at that time.
Clew Crow, second string end, he has been elected captain of the 1925 Notre Dame football team. Rocke loses 23 men by graduation this year, in addition to four Hourmen and the Seven Corregirors and eights of his second squad.
We note in a morning paper that Bonnie Owens, veteran athletic director of the University of Oklahoma will be honored as an honorary speaker for the Valley conference.
The wrestling squads of the University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma A. & M. College have arranged matches with the University of Indiana for sometime later in the month. The Sooner teams are getting ambitions, however a win by the Aggies would not be surprising.
Yale is at the foot of the Eastern Basketball League again this year. Four years ago when Hans, Pite and Suidan were in school Yale won the championship, and the next four years finished in the second division. Which goes to show the consistency of eastern basketball.
Sooner Wrestlers Tie With Ames for Valley Lead; Kansas Is Third
Jayhawkers Will Meet Aggies in match at Manhattan, Sat., Feb. 14
1 As a result of the win of the wrestling squad from the University of Oklahoma over the Missouri Tigers
0 Ohio State in the first place to a tie for first place with the Iowa State grapplers. Kansas is at the half way mark with one meet won
Results of valley wrestling meets to date are: Iowa State 17, Kansas 5; Kansas 11, Nebraska 6; Oklahoma 21, Missouri 2. The Sooners completely outskirted the Muscovites, making a decision in the 115 pound class.
The Kansas Aegie squad gets into action next week when they meet the Iowa Hawkeyes, known of the strength of the Manahawks grapplers as they have not out an opponent this season. They are coached by E. A. Krooth, of IL-12.
On Feb. 14, the same night that Kansas meets the Aggies the strong Iowa State team will go to Lansing to meet the Huskers. The Ames grapplers should win this contest easily.
Men in the valley who have won falls so far this season are: Meyer, 15 pounds, Iowa State; Boyevy, 115 pounds, Iowa State; Captain Triston, 125 pounds, Kansas; Skinner, 115 pounds, Iowa State; Captain Triston, 125 pounds, Iowa State; Captain Triston, 125 pounds, Iowa State; Captain Triston, 125 pounds, Iowa State; Captain Triston, 125 pounds, Iowa State; Cook, 145 pounds, Oklahoma; and Cook, 145 pounds, Oklahoma.
The following is the ranking of the valley teams as given out by G. B. Patrick, Kansas wrestling coach, and Kansas Valley wrestling coaches;
Meets Won Lost Perc.
Iowa State 1 1 1 6 0
U. of Oklahoma 1 1 0 100
U. of Kansas 2 1 1 500
U. of Nebraska 1 0 1 000
U. of Missouri 1 0 1 000
Delta Signa P1 defeated Alpha Chi Sigma last night in the professional intramural basketball tournament. The game was hard fought and did not appear as one sided as the 25 to 4 score would indicate.
Delta Sigma Pi Defeats Chemists in Tournamen
The low score of the Alpañ Chi's was due to the work of Halcy and Bartley, Delta Sig guards while Woodworth, Delta Sig center, interm with H. points to his credit. Boyle played well for the Alpañ Chi's.
Delta Sigma Pi
Goodworth
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FG FT
3 5
4 0
1 0
2 0
0 0
5 0
Sigma Pi Woodford
Davin
Ruff
Haley
Bartley
Chipper
Albi Chi Sigma
Brace
Hazel
Johnson
Saylor
Baroguerer
Foley
Bayle
The K, U, D. Varnes will be entertain-
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Feb. 11, at Henley house from 8 to 10.
Mrs. Gope, Mrs. Muggeridge and Mrs.
George, Gope will be the hostess.
A party will be given at the Parish house of the Episcopal church Parish of St. John's and the aupices of the Girls Friendly Society. Everyone is cordially invited.
Rev. Evan Edwards.
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0 1 0
0 0 0
0 1 3
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 2 0
Tan Beta Pi, honorary engineering society, will meet at 7:30 tonight at Marvin hall to discuss the pro bono research and discussion of the mer eligible for election.
Mrs. J. F. Griffiths, Pres.
Quack Club tryouts will be held Wednesday at 4:30. This will be the fast opportunity to tryout for a month at least, said Miss Hoover, instructor
in the department of physical education. Meetings of the club will be held regularly however.
Doctor Naisamh, professor in the department of physical education is in Miss Barta's office every Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30 for consultation and to give physical examinations to all new women students.
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