UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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CORNHUSKERS MEET GYMNASIUM TO BE JAYHAWKER FIVE AN ART GALLERY
First Conference Game Wil Be Played in the Gym Tonight.
RESULT IS MUCH IN DOUBT
Nebraska Team Composed of Vetera Goal Tossers—Kansas Lacks Condition and Workwork.
The game with Nebraska tonight will open the Conference schedule for Hamilton's Athletes. The result will not be considered in deciding the valley championship however. The reason for this lies in the fact that the Cornhuskers play in the northern division while the Jayhawkers are a southern section team.
Nebraska is without doubt the team most to be feared in the race for basketball supremacy in the Conference. Three of their men Captain Frank, Gibson, and Carrier are veteran players. Gibson is playing in his old position at forward. His size coupled with his goal shooting ability makes him dangerous. Gibson will also be remembered as the Nebraska fullback in the late lamented session of November 18, 1911. Owen Frank is playing at guard again this year. He was conceded to be the all around star of the five last year. It is possible that a few may recall some other of his past performances. Carrier is playing his second year on the varsity and according to this season's press notices is carrying away the honors for individual playing.
The Kansas team is far from its best form and it would not be surprising if Nebraska took one game. The men lack condition and with a heavy team as their opponents they are handicapped at the outset. Better team work than any produced by the defense, but players played before the locals can hope to successfully overcome the Nebraska defense.
Nebraska has already won two Conference games in her division n the last of these Drake was defeated by a 35 to 14 score.
Last night at Manhattan the Cornhuskins defeated the Aggies by the score of 28 to 25. Nebraska was trailing up to the last three minutes of play. In that three minutes they overcame a lead of eight points and a lead of nine seconds for the invaders. Carrier and Frank starred for the Nebraskans.
The probable line up of the opposing teams is as follows:
Kansas Nebraska
Brown . . . . . . . . . rf . . . . . . . . . Gibson
Stuckey . . . . . . . . . lf . . . . . . . . . Nagie
Boehm . . . . . . . . . . stryker
Greenless . . . . . . . . . lg . . . . . . . Frank
Dousman . . . . . . . . . rg . . . . . . . Carrier
MORE ATHLETIC PURITY
Minnesota Won a Dollar in a Foot
Race Long Ago.
REORGANIZATION OF K CLUB DISCUSSED
Determined to carry out its campaign for "purity" in athletics, the eligibility committee of the University of Minnesota barred William Pearce from the basket-ball squad because he received a dollar many years ago for a race won at a picnic
Zable to The American Association.
George Zable, freshman in the College last year and this year's football star at Baker University, has signed to pitch for the Kansas City Blues next season. Zable made an enviable pitching record with the Cheyenne Indians last summer.
Mrs. A. H. Roth, of Erie, Penn.
grand-president of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will visit the
chapter here next month, on her tour of
inspection of the chapters.
Order your mineral waters from the McNish Sanitary Works. Phones 158.
If you like the flavor of maple, try the maple-nut ice cream at Wiedemann's.
Pictures of Letter Men Wil Be Hung on the Track.
In order that every "K" man may be better known individually to the students and general public, it is the intention of the athletic department to have a picture made of each man who has ever won a K and hang it in the corridors and rooms of Robinson gymnasium.
Besides this a K book is to be started in which “K” men will each be given a page. A small picture of the man will be put on his page, his name, residence and record will be entered and the game or meet in which he took part together with the attendance, receipts and even the phone numbers given out on that occasion will be recorded. The records will commence
with men as far back as they are able to be traced. The book will be kept in Coach Hamilton's office where during the athletic season entries may be made in it daily.
The opening of this system will better enable the athletic authorities to keep track of the "K" men and will do away with so many "spindle shanks" and "chicken chests" grafting into games on their big brother's fraternity coach. Coach Hamilton said this fraternity would the future each "K" man would be asked to present a picture of himself to the athletic management.
Not only will the pictures of the individual men be hung in the gymnasium but also almost fifty different pictures of football, baseball and other athletic contests of preceding years with the scores and result noted. These pictures will be hung within the next few weeks.
SUFFER A SEVERE LOSS
It tastes like maple. The maple nut ice cream at Wiedemann's.
Harry Osborne the champion lon distance runner of the University ha left school to take a position as prii he attended the high school at Muskotu Knsag.
Osborne's Departure Leaves the Track Team Without a Distance Runner.
The vacancy caused by Osborne's departure puts the track team in a bad fix for distance men. It will now be necessary to develop entirely new material for the long grids.
Osborne was one of the men who figured strongly in the hopes of the Kansas team for a successful season this spring. Formerly weak in track events it was thought that at least the man had been developed to be sure to register points for Kansas in the mile and two mile events.
Try the fresh salted almonds at Wiedemann's.
"Bright Eyes" in Vaudeville Miss Holbrook and Mr. Lean have just made arrangements for entering vaudeville after the close of "Bright Eyes," next May. A condensed version of the story of "Bright Eyes" will be presented by the two stars accompanied by a company of twelve players.-Adv.
His sudden withdrawal from school leaves the track team with only one or two men eligible for the position or who will in any way make a showing. These are practically new men however, and it will be necessary for the hardest kind of work to be done in order to make any record at all.
Friday and Saturday are fruit salad days, at Wiedemann's.
Columbia Wins The Chess Tourney,
Columbia won the 20th annual
chess tournament played at New
York recently. Harvard, Princeton
and Yale were next in order.
The record for the twenty years shows
that Harvard has won nine, Columbia
eight, Yale two, and Princeton
one championship.
University's Star Athletes Will Establish a Clubroom in the Gymnasium
PLANS TO BE MADE TONIGHT
Vill Publish Athletic Directory and Entertain High School
After the basket-ball game tonight the athletes of the University will meet at the Sigma Chi house for the purpose of reorganizing the K. club. All the men who have gained the honor of wearing the University uniforms of the club regardless of the sport in which the letter was won.
The K. club was first organized in 1909. The intention of it at that time was to rent a house and manage the organization as a club. A table was to be run and the various teams were to eat together there during their respective training season.
The club fell by the wayside the following year. One of the reasons for its failure was the opposition of the authorities to the operation of a table as an evasion of the rule against the training table.
The athletes of the University have felt the loss of the club severely during the past two years and have decided to reorganize in order that the men in the various teams may have a common meeting ground. The meeting tonight is the first step in that direction.
It is planned to fit up club room in the gymnasium where the men may meet and from which the club's activities may be directed.
One of the enterprises suggested for the club is the compilation of arithmetic directory of the University giving a history of the athletic attainments of all the men who wear the K, and a record of all the performances of all the teams that have over represented the red and blue members all but twelve photographs of teams and individual uals.
The club will also arrange a campaign for the purpose of interesting the best high school athletes in K U. athletics and for the encouraging their attendance at the University.
SELL CANDY AT CHECK STANJ
Stars.
Sophomore Girls Will Raise $50 for Dormitory Fund.
At the meeting of the girls of the sophomore class yesterday it was decided to subserbe $50 for the new Dormitory. The money will be raised by selling Hershey chocolate bars on Friday at chapel time.
Orange ice made from the fruit, at Wiedemann's.
Miss Eda Biglow, secretary of the class appointed the following committee to have charge of the sales: John Halle, Lola Eaton and Vivian, Strong
After the theater visit Soxman & Company.
Miss Dorothy Ward of Lawrence was elected to fill the place of sophomore representative in the Women's Student Government, which was vacated by Miss Mabel Thornton.
The opening attraction at the new Bowersock theater, matinee and evening of Saturday, January 20, will present one of the biggest song hits of recent years. "The Good Old Days of Yore" is the Grand Finale of Act I in Joseph M. Gaites' musical comedy success, "Bright Eyes." Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook and a company of seventy-five artists are opening the new theater—Adv.
BRIGHT EYES PRESENT
Remember, McNish sells Double Distilled water.
BRIGHT EYES PRESENT
SEASON'S GREAT SONG HIT!
If you like the flavor of oranges try the orange ice, at Wiedemann's. Seniors get busy, rates now on at "Con" Squares.
The Kind of Clearance Sale We Conduct
is shown, first by the list of prices below; second, by the fact that they are
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes. These prices on these goods tell why you ought to come.
$25, $22.50 and $20 fancy Suits and Overcoats. Now
$15.00
Drink HyBall Ginger Ale, best by test. Manufactured by McNish Sanitary Bottling Works, Phones 198.
A piping hot cup of chocolate with whipped cream and crackers. Five cents a cup, at Wiedemann's.
After the theater, Soxman & Company.
After the theater visit Soxman & Company confectionary and short orders as they carry a fine line of short orders, ice cream and confections.
FRATERNITY POST CARDS
For sale at the Indian Store 917 Mass. St.
Alpha Tau Omega Delta Gamma
Beta Pta Beta Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pta Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Kappa Gamma Epsilon
Pepsilon
PECKHAM'S
REXALL 93
FOR THE HAIR
50c and $1.00 bottle.
Sold only at
Acorn Street.
LAWRENCE Business College
McCulloch Drug Store
$18, $15 and $12.50 fancy Suits and Overcoats. Now
$10.00
Write for our beautiful illustrated entablature containing school room windows, shows student activities and at small scale portraits of your students, and at small scale portraits of you. O jot x. Lawrence Business College
Take 'em down to
ED ANDERSON RESTAURANT Oysters in all styles
Those Shoes You Want Repaired.
Cars Leave Haskell A. M. hour, 15, 30 and 45 minutes past hour.
`` `` `` `` P. M. 5, 20, 35 and 50 minutes past hour.
`` `` `` Henry & Mass. North bound A. M. 10, 25, 40, 55 m. past h
`` `` `` `` `` : P. M. 5, 20, 35, 50 m. past h
`` `` `` `` K. U. via Tenn. St. 5 and 35 min. past h
`` `` `` `` K. U. via Tenn. St. 25 and 55 min. past h
`` `` `` Indiana St. 5, 20, 35 and 50 min. past hour
`` `` `` K. U. via Tenn. St. 7 and 37 minutes past hour.
`` `` `` K. U. via Miss. St. 22 and 52 minutes past hour.
Take a Ride Out to Haskell Indian School.
FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE
Particular Cleaning and Pressing
Lawrence Pantatorium
12 W. Warren Both Phones 508
Spring Suitings
JANUARY 15
Protsch, Tailor
PEERLESS CAFE
Open 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. *Superior*
Sensor placement.
After dance parties a speciality.
HARRY REDING, M. D., EYE, EARS, NOSE, THROAT GLASSES FITTED F. A. A. BUILDING Phones—Bell 513; Home 512
HOT HOT HOT
Hot Drinks at Wilson's DRUG STORE
HOT HOT HOT
TO SEE RIGHT, SEE ME Gustafson
The College Optician.
We can duplicate any lens from the broken piece, and save you money
THE FIFTH ANNUAL Fine Arts Opera
"The Yeoman of the Guard"
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
Bowersock Theater FEBRUARY 6 and 7
MAKE DATES NOW