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"Zim" and "Zim"
Although the Univertity of Mis
souri basketball team dropped all
three of its pre-season fame, there
U no feeling of petiimiim in the Ti
ger camp. The Tigeri met three of
the fastest teams in the middle west
in Purdue, Butler and Michigan.
Coach Bond lias four letter men
working out at the Missouri insti
tution and with several new men
showing well should make it interest
ing for some of the other Valley
teams.
Missouri is about to witness the ad
vent of a new pport a tank team.
Owing to the lack of suitable fa
cilities tlurin.? the past several years
the Timers have had no aquatic
sports. However, this difficulty has
been remedied and if enough men
Jackson
own group of competitors.
of the Missouri Timers, for example
never wore sox in a football game.
Four men, Sallee, Kimport, Grath,
and Moody can run the mile in 4:35
or better and there Is a good founda
tion for a fourmile relay for, the
Illinois classic. The fact that the
Kansas Aggies are strong in the dis
tances was well demonstrated when
they won their sect nd Valley cross
country championship so decisively
last fall.
It would surely be said that "Red"
Rutherford, Sooner star, who has
been supreme in the distance runs of
the Valley for the past two years,
has been followed by a "Jinx" if
there is such
year,
Missouri University has 100 men
under the direction of Coach Fisher,
preparing for the coming mat season.
The first Missouri meet will be with
the Kansas City Y. M. C. A. January
23. Kansas Aggies were defeated
by the Kansas City team last week.
The Missouri mat artists will meet
thing For the third Nebraska rebruary S tor trie ursi
successive vear. the Oklahoma run- Valley meet according to the present
nr k Vin forced to viva ud in-1 schedule.
door track work by a siege of illness.
book was "Profitable Stock Feeding"
in which he brought out the results
fif a long and successful experience
as a teacher and feeder.
The Senior class had a meeting in
the University Lecture room to at
tempt to adopt a resolution endor
sing the proposal to consolidate all
of the class publications into one
junior annual.
The Glee and Mandolin Clubs held
a business meeting to elect a fi
nance committee. This move was
taken nt the suggestion of Chancel
lor Andrews, who deemed it wise -to
have some men in hte Club compe
tent enough to assume managerial
duties if necessary.
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An attack of measles slowed the
southern runner in 1922 after a suc
cessful cross country season. Last
year the "red head" suffered lonsi
litis, and at present he is in the hos
pital with a case of typhoid fever.
report for the wet sport at least two j it is predicted that he will be out
meets will be scheduled. of the hospital in about three weeks,
but he will be unable to take up the
In spite of advanced learning and i track work for some time.
the fact that there cannot exist a
thing called the "jinx," an athlete
often lets his "actions, or some pe
culiar practice follow a fixed channel
because he feels that to do otherwise
will hinder his chances for victory
or bring on him some bad luck.
It is a common practice with an
athlete who one acquires a number
on his jersey, to continue to wear
that number throughout his three
years of Varsity competition. Out
side the Valley, Grange and the re
nowned "77" is an example, yet the
same cassjs can be cited among our
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As the indoor track season ap
proaches. Coach Bachman, of the
Kansas Aggies, is beginning to real
ize a few worries over his track pros
pects. A glance at his group of dis
tance men, one would say that his
frets were unfounded. However,
the Kansas Aggie director has need
ed sprinters since the graduation of
"Red" Erwin, and there is a particu
lar weakness in the Aggie field
events.
Kimport of course is the best and
most important member of the Kan
sas farmers track men. As a miler
and half-miler he is one of the best
in the Valley. The Aggie were
able to win the K. C. A. C. 2-mile
relay last year and with the return
of almost the same team the pros
pects are again good.
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HALLETT
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Est. 1871 117-19 So. 12
Twenty Years Ago
The freshmen and sophomores ar
ranged to give a big nthletic contest.
The contest was to be similar to the
freshmen-sophomore indoor meets in
other large universities. Dr. Clapp
took an active part in trying to ar
range a suitable protrram for the two
classes.
Another of the University pro
fessors, H. R. Smith, published a
book that was of worth to the Uni
versity. He wrote a book called
"The Challenger" which was of es
pecial interest to students in the
College of Agriculture. His second
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