Kentucky Riflemen Defeat Michigan, Lose To Vols, Washington
TENNESSEE WINS
BY SMALL MARGIN

with two positions, prone nnd stand-

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Goodbye, Mr. Monkey!

Despite her two losses, Kentucky
has a good rifle team, and next week
when she meets the University of
Anti-EvolutiBill Met
25,
On
Dclnwnrc,
Michignn Slate College Bested Technology, Massachusetts Institute of
Northwestern University,
So
As
1926 Session
By Score of 3638 to 3565;
and Dcnison University, she will show
Shoot Delaware, Three
her worth which she proved sho had
Concerned
Others Next Week
in the first matches.
The men shooting on the team for
Monkey business in Kentucky is Monkey Business had breathed his
BULLOCK IS HIGH SCORER the week of the 20th nnd their scores
dead so far as all legislative action j lst so far as the 1926 session of the
arc:
for the next two years is concerned, legislature was concerned.
The University of Kentucky rifle
E. T. Bullock
378
In the colleges and universities of
It died peacefully last week and its
tennv sponsored by the militnry deE. F. Crndy
378
funeral was unmarked by the bril-- 1 the stnte and elsewhere where some
partment, engaged in three mntches
E. C. May
374
linncc and ostcntntiousncss which semblance of knowledge claims exist- Inst week, Raining n total score of
373
0. B. Travis
marked the passing of John Barley- ance may be heard today the paens of
5J,C38 points and defeating Michignn
C. D. Fifi
371
corn nnd other such celebrities who joy over his death and the
State College, who secured only 3,5GB
3G4
W. M. Anderson
have passed into the realms of the ed cry "The King is dead long live
points.
301
W. T. Pryse
ethereal within the past few years.
the King."
The University of Tennessee de354
J. J. Richnrdson
feated Kentucky by a slightly higher
Like Julius Caesar and other famed
340
J. II. Griffith
score of 3,830 points while Kentucky
Shakespearian characters, Mr. Mon339
Proctor Virgil
gained a score of 3,038 points. In
key, nlias A. Anti Evolution Bill, met
the match with the University of
lii3 tragic fate in the legislative hall
Ordinnry glass tubing, if allowed to stabbed by the bloody dagger of his
Washington, Kentucky was forced to
colors as she secured only stand diagonally against a wall, will enemies.
lower her
Like Caesar, Mr. Monkey
929 points to Washington's 94G. In bend of its own weight after a few Business was warned of his impend
this match, however, five men fired weeks' time.
ing fate by n soothsayer garbed in First Basketball Games in 1926
the personality of Clarence Darrow
Race at University Gym
at Dayton, Tennessee last summer
Result in Victories for
but like Caesar he disregarded his
Companies B., E., F.
danger and went boldly to his predes
on

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Offers Vote of Confidence
Mr. Business
The
was not without his supporters. On
January 18, Representative Johnson
offered a vote of confidence to Mr. B.
in the form of a resolution to adopt a
measure similar to the Tennessee
bill which figured so
prominently in the Scopes case.
Alas! the committe to which the bill
was referred reported on January 18
that in their opinion, Mr. A. E. Bill
was not entitled to such a vote of
confidence. As Mr. Johnson did not
ask that the bill be taken out of the
committee's hand Mr. Monkey Busi
ness was killed three days later.

Fate Not Yet Decided
But his fate was not yet decided.
On January 25, an attempt was made
to resurrect the martyred child of
the Puritanic element. On that day
Representative Patrick introduced a
measure which would forbid teaching
any evolutionary tncory unless
such theory apeared in textbooks
adopted by the state textbook com
The final fate of Mr. Anti
mission.
Evolution Bill was decided only last
week when Speaker Drujy of th'e
house ruled that resurrection was a
physical impossibility and ruled that
legally as well as physically Mr.

KENTUCKY

TWO OF TILTS ARE CLOSE
The first games in the University
of Kentucky R. O. T. C. basketball
race were decided at the university
gymnasium Friday night and resulted in victories for Companies B,
E and F.
In the first game, Company B had
little trouble in trimming the Ayes,
23 to 15, after getting a bad start.
Darnaby was high point man with 11
points.
Company E barely managed to
emerge victorious, 16 to 14, over C.
Company in the second encounter of
the evening, Barnes and Sauer being
the only members of the losers that
could find the basket consistently.
The game between Companies
F
and G was a nip and tuck affair
from start to finish, with the former
emerging victorious. Rentz was high
point man for the winners with nine
points, while Dunigan led his team
with 10.
The summaries:
Company B (23) I'os. Company A (15)
Poison (4)
Cambs (3)
f
Dunigan
Darnaby (11)
f
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Reap (1)
Daubert (2)

Berry (8)
Ackerman

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Upham
Thomasson (5)

(4). address before the N.fi.A. on "The
Teaching Load of the Critic Teacher
in State Teachers Collogen" in which
Company E (Id) I'os Company C (M) he will discuss the matter of supervisKrancowny (4)
f
Barnes (0) ion of student teachers which is
o
Morris (0)
.. f
Sauer (G) handled on n largo scnlo in the
c
Grannison (4)
Wesley (2)
of Education here at the univerg
Derrick
Stephens sity, since this year CO student teachWelch
...g.. ..
Spiller ers arc receiving practical experience
Substitutions: E Linley (2), Rice, thru the practice teaching offered in
Blnnton.
the College of Education.
Professor Ligon nnd Mrs. Crusty
Company F (21) I'os Company G (19)
are attending the meeting of the NaRentz (9)
Dunignn (10) tional Association of Appointive Secf
Hutchinson (2) .. .f
Coc (4) retaries which is holding sessions
...c
Ericson
Kelly (6) during the N.E.A. convention
and
O'Neil (2)
g
Layman (1) Professor Ligon is also attending
Gaskin (6)
g
Skinner meetings of the National society for
Referee: Wilson (all games).
the Study of Education.
Mrs. Grnsty Also Goes
Mrs. Grasty also went as the ofMembers
Meet ficialofrepresentative of the local chapter
Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary educational fraternity, which is
Dean Taylor and Five Others holding a national meeting in WashProminent at National Meetington this week along with the N.E.
ing i n Washington
A. Dean Taylor, counselor of the
local chapter of the fraternity, will
Dean W. S. Taylor and five other give a report at the convention on a
members of the faculty of the College proposed program of enlargement of
of Education left last Friday to at- service for Kappa Delta Pi.
tend the National Education Association and other educational gatherings
Canal street, New Orleans derived
in Washington, D. C, where they are
representing the University of Ken- its name from the canal which formerly traversed it. The waterway was
tucky this week . Prof. Lynn B.
intended to unite the Mississippi with
Prof. M. E. Ligon, Prof.
e
Lake Pontchartrain.
The canal had
E. Adams, Professor Reeves and
been practically filled in by 1838 and
Mrs. Margaret Grasty accompanied
completely filled in by 1878.
Dean Taylor and are taking an active
Mrs. Margaret Grasty accompanied
The University of Utafi has inaugpart in the conference.
urated a brief course in skiing, for
McMullen to Lecture
wheh college credit is given. The
Professor McMullen will deliver an American Campus.
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Will Receive Returns From the
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Southern Basketball Tournament
At Atlanta
BY DIRECT WIRE PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST GAME TODAY 2:30

KENTUCKY Vs. V. M. I.
Returns Will Be Announced as Long as KENTUCKY Remains
In the TOURNAMENT

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