WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1924 PAGE THREE THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Only Football and Basketball Show Profit for K. U. Figures Issued by Athletic Office Show Losses in Other Sports Last Year Football and basketball were the only paying sports at K. U., last year, according to the figures disclosed when the books were recently audited by a certified public accountant. The gridiron season, the athlete's record (1,891,291). The gross income for football was $85,870 and it must be taken into consideration that this represents the part which remains after the other teams got their share. The expenses for the gridiron sport were $16,685. The amount taken in on basketball was $10,266 and the expenses in this sport amounted to $8,856 which leaves a profit of $3,410. However, the athletic association is far from being in the hole. The books show a balance on hand for June 30 of $40,050. This money will be used in real life. The books and vary on things which are necessary where athletes are concerned. Loses in Many Sports The athletic account lost $3,500 on baseball. Track found itself in the red to the amount of $4,228. All the other sports which are活动中 minor activities Wrestling lost $1,787; tennis $50,212; boxing lost $1,787; golf $205; and swimming lost $1,787. 853,16. Kansas Raleys cost the University the sum of a $4,028,22. Three thousand three hundred eighty-five dollars was put out for the stadium maintenance. The net gain for the year was $181,095. Association paid for part of the trust of land south of the gymnasium. The total amount taken in for the year was $109,801 and $42,830 was paid to the visitors. This leaves $67,052. The Jayhawker team does not get as much money for its foreign trips in most cases as the visitors here. Thirt on thousand dollars was paid Nebraska for coming down here in 1923 and last season Kansas received $8,000 for going up there. Again, the Jayhawkers do not charge as much for football games as Nebraska, Missouri, or Oklahoma. Money For Fixtures It must not be overlooked that the Athletic association has paid $192,247 for permanent fixtures on the stadium. The tennis courts, bleachers the track and other equipment at the stadium, represent a result of good money received by the association was paid to furnish in order that athletes at the University could be a success. Suita, equipment, hired help and a boat of other expenses drain the association of what wealth it has ac annulated. Dr. Forrest C. Allen said that the Kansas athletic association is in fine shape and a thing to be done for him, but not for the big university of the country. WANT-ADS FOUND—Solid gold fountain pen, initialized. Owner may have same for paying for ad. Inquire at Kanan. S21 LOST-Black leather bill fold with St. Mary's Junior Prom stamped on in gold, containing one $10.00 Reward. Call Mable Rooney, 2088. 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