THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924 Jayhawker Team Wins First Game on Northern Trip K. U. Scores Tenth Victory of Season by Defeating Drake Buildogs Wednesday Another win was chalked up for the Crimson and Blue of Kansas when the Jayhawk basketball five defended the Drake Baskulga by the score of 28 to 17 in the first contest of the northern trip. The Drake victory was the tenth to be garnered by the Kansans his season. Tusten Ackerman, Jayhawk center, was high point man for the game, scoring six field goals. Tim Duncan, Black was second in the Kansas scoring making three field goals and one free throw. Emanuel Howard entered the column for the Hawkers. Defensive Power Strong Bill Boeller, Bulldog captain, who is considered one of the most dangerous men in the Valley was held down to two field goals and two down through in good form and the Bulldogs had little luck in breaking loose under the basket. THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN The content was replete with free throws and fouls. The Buildogs donated twelve charity throws to the Jayhawkers while Coach Allen's warriors presented the Blue and White wards with ten. Kansas was lucky in being in complete six of the attempts, while the Buildogs scored on three. Drake Most Feared Team Drake was looked upon as one of the aggregations from which Kansas could expect the most trouble and the only one which was likely to prove dangerous in this trip. Neither Grinnell have prepared dangerous so far and Kanas should return from the trip with two more victories chalked up to her account. With the northern trip out of the way there will remain but three games to be played by Ben Kenyon, on which the Jayhawks will meet Washington University and Missouri, and a return game with Grinnell lawrence, Feb. 26. The lineup in the Drake game: Kansas Black (c) R. F. Engel L. F. Marman C. Bolgerd R. G. Mosby L. G. Drake Drake Booster (m) Manz Gharrel Ashke Referee: E. C. Qiaqley, Kapsan Substitution: Drake; Sparks for Garrett. Women Decide Schedul Organized Houses Plan Basketball Tournament Representatives of all organized houses that intend to enter in the women's intra-mural basketball tournament will meet at the Dorye Richy management office on Monday, Feb. 25, at 4:30 p.m., in the women's gymnasium. This meeting is for the purpose of deciding on the schedule to be followed for the meeting, and for the entrance of the $5 must be paid by the organization signs for use of the floor. The fee will be refunded for withdrawal only on the condition that the withdrawn is made within a short time after enclosure. Missouri Baseball Team to Play Japanese Nine Successful Graduating Recital Given by Moore A definite date for the tournament has not yet been set, but it will take place either the last of March or the first of April. An admission of 10 cents will be charged for the intra mural games. The first graduating recital of the year was given last night in Fraser chapel by Catherine Moore, fa21, pianist, and Robinson, violinist, "To those who have regularly attended the graduating recitals for a number of years this will take its place among the members of the University of Kansas," said Prof. C. S. Skitt. "Miss Moore has had unusual experience as a concert accompanist and soloist who, at her极 rarely attained at her age." tailored Robinson played several violin numbers with excellent tone and technique, and her interpretation gave much pleasure to the audience. Elect Delegate to Convention Lela Dunen, c25, was elected at the second delegate to the national convention of Women's Athletics Association to be held at Berkeley, Calif., the first of April. The University of Missouri baseball team may meet the University of Mojil, Tokyo. Japan's baseball team in a series will be hosted by May, Chester L Brewer, director of athletics at M U, said. Mr. Brewer received an invitation from the management one or several times at M U, about that time. Mr. Brewer said that the games will be played if arrangements can be made whereby the team's teammate's teammate is the team's Valley schedule. The last time that M. U. played a Japanese team team two other teams were played in college. Missouri won one of the games, and lost the other one. Kansas Boxers Make Good Showing Against Strong K.C.A.C. Team Clever Matches Evently Divided Montgomery Wins by Knockout Conch Tony Dickon's boxing team successfully defended itself against the more experienced team of Robinson Germain by tying them to 3. There were eight matches in the program, the first two being exhibitions. The last six matches, however, were the only ones that counted in the second round. The first exhibition bout was in the 115-pound class between Rice of the K. C. A. C. and Phillips of Kansas. Rice won this match by a technical knock-out. Phillips lasted two rounds but was saved by the gong. His seconds then threw in a knockout. Spencer thus forfeited the match. Rice won the next bout in the 175-pound class by a decision over Mitchell of K. C. A. C. Attention of the warfare match of the evening was a case between John Montgomery of Kansas and Charley Myers of K. C. A. C., in the lightweight class. Montgomery showed some clever footwork and his aggressive manner of fighting soon gave him his chance at a knock-out. The bout Quinn, the 100-pound K. C. A. C. man, was one of the best entries for the club team had. He not only was a good boxer but fought cleanly, which some of the other club men failed to do. Summary: 185-pound class, Wood, K. C, A. C; knocked out Snyder Kansas; 147-pound class, Ulrich K. C, A. C; won decision over Walker Kansas; 147-pound class, O'Keefe Kansas, won on a foul over Black K. C, A. C; 160-pound class, Quinn K. C, A. C; won decision over Seelig Kansas, won decision over Tayloy K. C, A. C; 133-pound class, Mont- gomery, Kansas, knocked out Myer K. C, A. C. lasted only 1 minute, 1 second. University Professor Originates Novel Examinations Lehman Gives Play Quiz Lehman's play qui was given to all those enrolled in gym classes of the University, both men and women, Wednesday and this week. The course originated by C. Lehman, assistant professor of education of the University. The quiz sheet contains a list of 210 games and recreations which might be engaged in by boys and girls of ten years and older. The quiz sheet must indicate which of the things he has done during the week just past. Quiz sheets have been sent out to grade schools and high schools over the state, according to Mr. Lehman. When all results have been turned in for the various ages, education officials have been instructed of graphs to determine the relative importance of the various kinds of play. 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