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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY ARY 1925
Basketball Victory Over Hillyard Five Considered Upset
Game Played to Capacity
Crowd; Kansas Not
Pointed for
Game
Kannas' 10-15 victory over the strong Holyland chemical five, before a capacity crowd at the city auditorium in St. Louis, Saturday, Jan. 3, was somewhat of an upset in basing expectations on their unexpected, by these woes had been flowing the Jayhawk-scaled closely in its daily workouts. The entire Christmas returned soon after Christmas and has been indulging in extra grinding daily, and was in full swing with a shape to meet the Hillyard five.
"The Kannan team was not pointed for the Hillary game," said Dr. F. C. Larsen, a senior psychologist. "The primary reason for scheduling the contest was to get strong competition, and not pit it, and war out the opponent. We had to extend to team play and condition."
To Win, No 10 Dems
"Kansas is out to win the Missouri Valley challenge but not to defend it," said Dr. Allen, and that is the plauson the team has taken.
"A comparatively green team started the game for Konaa," said Dr. Allen, "but after overcoming an attack of nervousness in the first half, they still overcome the five point lead the Chemists had accumulated and finished with a covertie lead." The Hillaryds did not score a field goal during the entire second half, indicating that the strong defensive team was able to outmaneuver the opposing throughout the valley in recent years will be in evidence this year.
No Individual Stars
Individual stars were lacking in the Kansas team, according to Detroit's record. The team had a spectacular dribbling game. Campbell got into the going for 17 minutes of the first half, and after overcoming a ruthless defense, they played well. The play of Captain Tuskeham at center was remarkable. The scored most of the points for Kansas, and played a good defensive game.
Engel was inserted near the class of the first half and dropped in a "beauty" almost immediately. Peter
son, at center, challenged up two bases and added his hit to the wounded defensive game that Kansas won. The team was used dependable game at guard.
Chemists Hold Meeting in Kansas City, Dec. 27
The annual meeting of the Kansas City section of the American Chemical Society was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at the Kansas City Athletic Club, Dec. 27. Professors H. R. t., B. T.ady, F. D. Baina, M. E. M. W. and others, members, whose honors are in Kansas City, attended the meeting.
The following officers were elected:
Chairman, Prof. H. M. Elsey; vice-chairman, C. F. Gostafson of Kansas
Member of the Board, Dr. B. Barada of Barada-Paige Company of
Kansas; councillors, Prof. F. B. Dain of
Lawrence and Dr. Roy Cross of
Kansas City. The councillor was
inctioned at the national meeting of the society.
Close Inbreeding Tested
Mating Proves Advantage if
Stock Is Good
(By Science Services)
Philadelphia Institute of Technology the largest scale inbreeding experiment over conducted has failed to show any disadvantage in the mating of close relative, provided the stock is good to start, with access to the winter Institute of Anatomy and Biology of the researchers of Dr. Helen Dean King. Doctor King's investigation dealt with the data for twenty-five successful progeny comprising 25,000 individuals, that were obtained by the closest form of inbreeding in animals—the mating of brother and sister from the same
"The conclusion is drawn that inbreeding is not injurious, provided that the animals inbred are of sound stock and that there is a careful selection of the individuals that are used for breeding."
"Compassions" made between inbred and stock animals, reared under similar conditions of environment and nutrition, show unmistakably that inbred rats are larger, more fertile, and that they attain sexual maturity before the creature wears constitutions that do not "compass animals" tates Doctor King.
Sigma Alpha Mu announces the pledging of Robert Levi, of Liberal.
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Tuesday's Going to be a Good Day For You —We Start a Sale of
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Kirchbaum Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats Tuxedos, Gaberdines
HALF PRICE
One Third Off
One Quarter Off
93 Garments 1-2 off
$25.00 Garments now ... $12.50
$30.00 Garments now ... $15.00
$35.00 Garments now ... $17.50
$40.00 Garments now ... $20.00
$45.00 Garments now ... $22.50
$50.00 Garments now ... $25.00
342 Garments 1-3 off
$30.00 Garments now... $20.00
$35.00 Garments now... $23.33
$40.00 Garments now... $26.67
$45.00 Garments now... $30.00
$50.00 Garments now... $33.33
$60.00 Garments now... $40.00
117 garments 1-4 off
$30.00 Garments now... $22.50
$35.00 Garments now... $26.25
$40.00 Garments now... $30.00
$45.00 Garments now... $33.75
$50.00 Garments now... $37.50
$60.00 Garments now... $45.00
Tuesday is going to be a good day for us, too. These values are so extra fine that they are bound to bring a large volume of business. If you want a fine suit or overcoat at a low price you'll be on hand in the opening days of this sale.
We've made these sharp reductions to clean house in a hurry. If money saving on fine goods is any object, these prices will do it.
Suits and Overcoats for Men—stouts, stubs, longs and regulars.
Suits and Overcoats for Young Men and High School Boys—every garment in the store on sale-nothing reserved—and our guarantee of satisfaction back of every garment. First come, first served. Be here early.
Sale Opens 8:30 Tuesday Morning
Sale Opens 8:30
Tuesday Morning