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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1925
Jayhawk Quintet Meets Aggie Five on Home Court
Wildcat Team Includes Two of First Ten High Men in Conference Last Year
Coach C. W. Corasut bruges his
Aggie Wildcott quintet into the *grirf*
of the dushawk tonight to queen the
opening of the Kansas篮
kettle schedule.
The Aegres will enter the puma tonight with a determination to win as they have suffered reverses in their two previous starts this season. In a pre-session game they lost to the Hillsboro of St. Joseph, 20 to 24, and were drawn by the Cornhuskers of Nebraska, in Manhattan, 23 to 11.
Bunker a K, S. A, C. Star
Corsant has the two smallest for-
mer Bunkers in the field.
Bunker, and in the inner a star of
the first magnitude. Bunker and Tso-
bow, center, were among the first
stars to have been visible in the
valley conference just ye-
The Angio lineup presents only one new face to the Jayhawk fans, C. A. Kansas five will have several new men in the lineup before the final
Doors Close at 7.25
E. C. Quigley will refere the
contest. The doors will close at 7.25
and the game starts at 7.30.
K. S. A. C.
Banker f,
Byers f,
Tebow c,
Koch g,
Doolan g,
KANSAS
Engul
Ackerman
Peterson
Belgivr
Wilkinson
Substitutes: — Agrigues, — Wendle,
Huey and Weidentain, forward;
Scholtz, center; Metz, Helmrich
and Stebbins, guards.
Kansas- Heckert, Gordon; environ;
Campbell and Zuber, forwards; HiT;
Daniels and Hedges guard.
Large Freshman Team Includes Many Former Stars
K.S.A.C. Prepares to Win
Prospects for future K. S. A. C. basketball teams are bright as he and his team are first to play games. Some forty turn out for the first Preamble practice at the Aggie school before about as many are out now.
Many former high school star appear on the list of Ageny Angellouw, who played for Hutchinson, guard; also Diess, for Wichita, guard; who played on the team that was runner-up to the New York Knicks, Kau. High rate of two years ago.
Other players showing up well are Mertel, Osborne, Hobinger, of Kansas City, Kans; Davidson, Kansas City, Mo.; Edwards, Pe. Scott; Brice Manhattan; Wilson, O'erlin; and Zurbuchen of Ala Vista.
R. O. T. C. Has Model Plane Coast Artillery Classes Study Anti-Aircraft
The junior coast artillery classes in R. O. T, C are now being their first taste of anti-aircraft work. They are exposed to a wire stretched across the laboratory in Fowler shop, so that it can be moved back and forth by pulling
Two men are then placed on an altimeter, which is an instrument for determining the angular distance of the plane. This data is then transmitted to another altimeter, from which the true altitude is obtained. A telescope is mounted on each altimeter to track the plane. This altitude then goes to an instruments room. The telescope it is mounted two telescopes, one to track the vertical distance and the other the lateral distance.
By a system of cylinders and pointers this data is reduced and converted to the corrected range, the corrected range, which is actual work is transmitted to the gun assigned to that section. Some men are required to operate this it.
Austin, Texas, Jan. 14—The first Texas legislature to open under the direction of a woman today started organization of the 39th session Unification and economy was the goal aimed at in a series of bills to be thrown into the session under executive direction. Among the bills being brought up is the one ouding that provided for the importation from James Ferguson, husband of the present executive.
Sergeant Palmer Directs Girls' Two Rifle Teams
The members of the women's rift squad have been divided into two teams which are now engaged in a contest under the direction of Service Chiefs. The two teams, A and B, are Nevada Talheim and Ann Butford. The women that have already fired have made an average of 98 per cent. Of the men they are leading with scores of 98. The contest will close Friday.
Delta Taus Defeat Acacias in Contest With 24 to 8 Score
Sigma Chi's Awarded Game
Over Pi Kappa Alpha's
by Default
The Delta Tau Delta's defeated the Acacia's in the first game of the second round of the all-University intra-mural basketball tournament, Tuesday, Jan. 13, with a score of 24 to 8.
Gilbrow, Delta Tau forward, was the main cog in the scoring machine of the Giants. He played a good game for the Delta Tau's. Armstrong played the best
The Sigma Chi's were awarded the game over the Pi Kappa Alpha's by a default. The P Kappa Albaun Albaun played for the game Dau Tau Dei—24
Kathr. f G Ft
Glibfresh f 1 0
Hart f 2 1
Blackburn c 0
Sonon g 0
Clouds g 2 0
Kincardine 0
Anemia--8
Armstrong f
Dresser f
Shannon c
Agrellio g
Forney g
Rossi g
Nutting g
The Junior women's | basketball squad will practice Thursday noon this week.
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Tommy Dixon's wild bulls of two campus will open the season of instinct endeavor with an exhibition at the Wyandotte Post of the American Football League night, Jan. 25. Fourteen boxers and six wrestlers will make the trip.
Dixon's Proteges Ready fo Exhibition, Jan. 23
Boxing Begins Next Week
The men from last year's varsity who are ready indulge in fat firing are contingent Shafer, Walley Seelin, Katie Stuart and promising material has been uncovered in the men who started in boxing this year. "There has been some progress," she said. "I started this year, not only in the fundamentals of boxing, but also their development of physique." said Tommy Dixon, boxing coach, this year.
"The boy who has worked faithfully," continued Mr. Dronen, "is proud of the fact that knowing a little of the art he can show a good strong body that he can defend himself. One thing that comes to the front in the boy who knows how to handle nature's weapons is that he can defend himself when he needs Him. His ideals are grounded on well brained minded reasoning power and pride in himself knowing that he can defend himself if the occasion arises."
A complete revision of the ordinances of El Dorado, Kan., is being made by Harvey Walker, of the municipal reference bureau. These ordinances were organized in 1871; the city was organized, Sep. 19, 1871. The revision involved the reading of nearly 1500 ordinances and the drafting of 50 new ones. The committee will call for four new tour volumes. The work will be finished about Feb. 15, 1925.
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Too Many Drug Stores,
Declares Leading Expert
New York—The country has too many drug stores, it is asserted by Dean Wortley F. Rudd of the Department of Pharmacy, Medical College of New York, in an analysis made public by the American Pharmaceutical Associations.
Permanent improvement in pharmacy will come about only when "the present cut-throat policies are made to work." And that means that she who declares that the way to bring about reform is to make just as few permanent proprietors as possible.
(United Press)
"Taking the country as a whole," says Rudd, "it is found that the average number of people served by each drug store is 2.236. Twenty-eight states serve a smaller number of patients on an average, and 21 a larger number.
The organizations which can grippedly effect a change are, the State Examinating Boards, the Colleges of Pharmacy, the American Pharmaceutical Association, the National Wholesale Druggists Association, and the National Association of Retail Druggists.
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