TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Annual Basketball Tourney Includes Forty Aspirants
Favorites in Coming Meet Are McPherson, Newton, Emporia and Wichita
Forty teams are entered in the 17th annual Kansas high school basketball tournament to be held at the University of Kansas, beginning at 9 o'clock Friday morning, March 21, according to an announcement made at the athletic office on Thursday. Entries have been received and drawings made, but the drawings will not be announced until Thursday afternoon.
Officials of the Kansas State High School Athletic Association here to make the drawings were: Clarence T. Rice of Kansas City, Kans., president; W. W. McConnell of Winfield, secretary; and R. E. Stevens of Leavenworth, treasurer. They assisted by Dr. C. Allen, director of athletics at the University, and John Burn, freshman coach at Kans.
Names of Entries
Names of Teams that have mailed entries for the tournament are: Chanute, Lawrence, Olathe, Endora, Athol, Smith Center, Atchison, Senseen, Greensburg, Params, Frontenac, Pittsburgh, Beloit, Larned, Great Bend, Arnold, St. Johns Academy, St. Mary's Academy, Havenville, Dodge City, Asherville, Concord, Cankota, Kansas City, Rosedale, Duren Rural McPherson, Winfield, Arkansas City, Hutchinson, Emporia, Newton, Maize, Topkah, Tupelo, Washburn High.
Teams eligible for the state tournament were winners or runners-up at the 19 district tournaments held all over the state last week. The strong teams of the tournament this year are conceded to be Emperor Wichit, Newton, Hawkins, having the edge in strength. Strength of western teams is not known and some real contenders may be found for the state title.
BUNCHER
Kansas, Kansas and Hutchinson, finalists of the tournament last year are again entered in the meet, but do not have teams as strong as last year. Lawrence, run-uper in the Baldwin tournament, will again compete for the title. All in all, the fast play and close scores of the past season and the winner promisor will face the fight for the all-undress up and honor of representing the state at the National meet in Chicago an interesting contest.
Finals in Boxing Tuesday
First Place Cinched for One of Three Fraternities
Three fraternities, Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Mu, and Beta Theta Pi have a chance for first place in the intramural boxing tournament, the finals of which will be fought Tuesday night in Robinson gymnasium. The Phi Psi men meet in edge ankle at the Butta and the Beta and A. M.'s are represented by two men each.
Much interest has been taken in boxing this year, due to the efforts of Tommy Dixon, boxing instructor, who has worked unceasingly to place "the manly art of self-defense" on a footing with other sports.
The wrestling finals will also be staged the same night. The events will begin promptly at 7:30 an. On Friday, there are 50 acts or student activity ticket
Those entering in the finals are as follows:
Boxing; 115 pound class, Cleo Craven and "Bobo" Jones; 125 pound class, Jess Miller and James Crier; 130 pound class, Jonas Pete Little; 145 pound class, Lester Kornfeld and Add Walker; 158 pound class, Alcx Hodges and Leon Soeil; 175 pound class, Mikhail Gilbard and heavyweight Jack Quinniel and Dick McKeen.
Wrestling: 115 pound class, Gaston and Wyatt; 125 pound class, Skimmer and Bowman; 135 pound class, Fletcher and White; 145 pound class, Heron; 160 pound class, Matsassar and Morris; 175 pound class, Smith and Hays.
Japanese Prints on Exhibition
A group of Japanese prints and another group of Polish etchings, brought over from Europe by Prof. Rosemary Ketchn of the department on canvas at exhibition in the exhibition room in the Administration building.
Pi Lambda Theta meeting Wednesday day 7:15 p. m. at Henley house.
Mary Jenkinson
Three Freshmen in Game at Kansas City Tourney
Mary Jenkinson.
Three members of the freshman basketball squad played in an exhibition game at the district basketball tournament at Kansas City Saturday night. Night's heroics were by Herb C37, c37, and Arthur Hartford, e27, all members of the Kansas City high school 1923 basketball team which won the national title, played the Kansas City Devils in the final game of the tournament.
Harold Zuber, e27, and Reginald Vance, who is attending the Kansas State Agricultural college, also played on the team. Zuber was high score of the game, and the Bucs won all championships were victories by a 20 to 12 score
The game is a feature of the opening of the new high school gymnastium. The building is dedicated to the championship team and they test it. A tablet in the lobby has on it the rames of the boys and coach.
Ackerman Is Chosen to Pilot 1925 Court Five; Seven Get "K's"
All-Valley Center Selected by Team Mates at Annual Entertainment
Seven members of the Kansas championship basketball squad were awarded "K's at the Klwins club banquet Monday night, and Tusten Ackerman, center and forward, was named to the captaincy for next year.
The following are the men who received their letter: Captain Charles Black, of Allon, Ill.; Tucker Anson Black, of Wichita; Desoto, Vernon Engle, of Liberal, Wilfred Belzak of Newton, Henry Heckert of Independence, and Dan Meyer of Wichita.
Captain-elect Ackerman was placed at center on the all-valloy teams picked by the both the Kansas City Star and the Journal-Post. He is rated everywhere as a clean, beaten team. He scored third in the Crimson and Blue offensive machine, and finished third in the Valley in points scored during the season with a total of 141. Ackerman has also been responsible for the starting of several rallies during the last season that a close game out of one die for the Kansas City Star.
Captain Black is the only letter man who will be graduated. "Phog" Allen will have a good nucleus to start work with next year. "Bob Mosby is one of the best guards Kaus was ever had and his running mate Belgard should look even better next year." Mosby said that the last part of the season and will be a mainstay in the machine next season.
The substitutes on the team this year were exceptionally good and with the new material coming on, Kansas next years chance looks good.
Senior Women Unbeaten
Sophomores Win From Frosh in Well-Played Game
The undefeated senior women's basketball team continued its record last night by winning over the junior team with a score of 36 to 14. The sophomores defeated the freshmen with games well won and well played.
The following women played in last night's games: Seniors; Walker, 'Deller, Barter, Hurlings, Snider, Brooke, Kline, Munger, Robertson (substituted for 'ants); Juniors; Martin, Duncan, Crookes, Hansen (substituted for Duncan), Wole, Ludeman, Strickler, Meissel (substituted for Foulk), Meisse (substituted for Foulk).
Helen Hellercker scored 16 points for the seniors, Margaret Walker 9, and Dorothy Barter 8. Ten of the junior points were put in the basket by Edith Mury Martin, Marcel Cote scored 10 points for the sophomores.
The games were referred by Miss Louise Phillips, assistant instructor n physical education, and Miss Ruth Hower, instructor in physical edu
Sophomores: Collier, Meyers,
Marcell, Bolinger, Reed, Davis, Ots
(substituted for Marchell); fresh-
water roster; Bryant, Brarian,
Royer, Monster, Rice.
The standing of the teams in the tournament now is:
**team** Won Lost
seniors 3 0
injuries 1 1
injuries 1 1
Presemenors 1 1
Presemenors 0 2
Pick Women's Rifle Team
Elimination Meet Last Week;
Fifteen Qualify
The University of Michigan awarded eight letters in basketball this year. This recognition was received five veterans and three new men.
Team number two defeated team number one in the inter-term firing which is being conducted among the members of the women's rifle team. The score was 488 to 483. The team won by sea, but the highest shot by Capt. H, G. H. AArchild, arranged officer, to determine the best team and also the highest individual shot. Nine women were placed on each team according to their average scores in the rifle, and the five highest on each队 made the team score for last week. The firing will continue again this week and the team with the highest averages for the two weeks will be declared the winner. Also the fifteen high women
will get to fire against the women's rift team of the University of Missouri for the week ending March 20. The team will result in the next week of firing;
"I am confident that we can be those Tigers, if every member of the team will fire as well when we fire against Missouri as they did in the firing last week," said Capt. Archibald this morning.
Team 2: Tailhead; 94, Thompson;
Shaw, 89; Klemp, 97; Patteron,
77; total 483    Team 1: Huron, 85;
Washington, 97; total 483,
Warkentin, 97; total 483.
Body Makes All-American Team George Rody, former captain of the K. U. basketball team during the season 1921-1922, was mentioned by the Kansas City Journal-Post as a member of the all-American basketball team. Body made the Missouri all-vallery team in 1922. Since that
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