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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
KITTENETTES

WIN OVER

PEABQDY INST.

Leslie Mann of the Hoosicrs, at one
time a member of the Cincinnati club
of the National League, has arranged
contests throughout the South with
some of the stronger
Conference
teams.
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SCRAPS

MISSES

Uncover Formidable Attack and
Hold Lead Over Tenn.

have
The undefeated Kittcncttcs
three more games on the home floor.
Thpy lined Chattanooga University
Friday, February 22, and play the re
turn game with Wesleyan Monday,
February 25. Their chance for the
Southern and State Championships
depend on the outcome of these
games.

Quintet
Tlic Kittcncttcs defeated the Pea- body quintette by the score of
Saturday, February 16, at Lexington.
Kentucky gained a Ibig lead in the
first half which Pcabody never threat
ened scriosly to overcome.
Kcrth was high scorer, making 10
points of the 21, but the team .had such
there were no
a good attack that
outstanding players.
It was the quick and sure passing
of the team and asti ccuracy Ywork
of the team and its accuracy in field
shooting that
rade Kentucky the
superior team. The game was fast
and clean, and was won by good iteam'
work. At the end of the first half the
Peabody came back
score stood
strong in the second half, and the
y
playing of Collins put
in the game, and secured eight
points for Kentucky's opponents.
Transylvania defeated Peabody
The higher score of Kentucky
gives Kentucky the lead over
sylvania for the state championship,
without consideration of 'the indirect
has over
"dope" which Kentucky
Transylvania.
The Kittenettes are
now in the lead for ithe state championship, 'having lost no games. The reMonday
turn game with Wesleyan
night will decide whether or not Kenclaim to the
tucky has undisputed
championship.
Resume:
Peabody:
Kentucky:
F
Klopp 7
F
Sneed 7
Kerth 10
C
Collins 4
Keifer 2
Britton
G
Helm 2
Crowley
G
Wilson (c)
Kentucky Hill for
Substitutions:
Klopp; Klbpp for Hill. Peab dy
Jobe for Pirkerson.
Referee: Hanson of Kentucky.
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CATHOLICS DOWN CALVARY
PRESBYTERIANS ALSO WIN
1,

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Pea-bod-

Pirk-erso- n

The Catholics

defeated the Calvary Baptists by the score of 22 to 5
d
in ar ather
match in the
students Sunday school league Monday night. Robs and Vossmeyer, forward and center respectively for the
Roman team, both made an individual score of greater magnitude than
the entire team of the Baptist bunch.
The lineup:
Baptists 5
Catholics 22
'
F
Mercer
-Rohs 10
F
Baldree
Loftus B. 2
C
Hargan
Vossmeyer 6
iG
Craven 1
Black
Harris
Loftus, J. 2
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Substitutes for Catholios: Higdon
(2) for B. Loftus; Wieman for J.
Loftus.
Substitutes for Baptists: Welch for
Harris (2); Nichols for Baldree.
The Second Presbyterians defeated
the Park Methodist team by a score
of 27 to 15, in the second game of the
Sunday school league.
The summary:
Presbyterians 27
Methodists IS
Moore
Barnes 8
F
Bayless 6
F
..Yarbo 6
C
Brabant 4
Morris 4
Taylor 5
Phillips 4
G
Hughes
G
Walker 4
Substitutes for Methodists: Cooper
for Taylor; Ark for Cooper.
Peak.
. Referee
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TREES AND POLITICS

Fred J. Murphy, newly elected head
coach of the Cat griddcrs and diamond
athletes was the guest of the Chicago
Alumni Club of the University of
Kentucky at its regular dinner fast
Sunday.

SHHsB
RIEFKIN
LAMENT

OF

.A

VARSITY

FLAPPER

"Big Jim" Server, captain of the
Cat eleven in '21, has developed quite
In winter I keep out the cold
a formidable court machine at Brook-vill- c
With georgette blouse of scanty fold;
High, McCrackcn county. The
In summer 'tis the athe rway.
quintet's record of 12 victories in 14
In woolen sweater I must stayl
starts is in itself evidence of the
coaching ability of the former Blue
My storm galoshes must turn down, and White star.
Despite the mud and slush of town;
In summer 'tis the other way,
Unless weath'er conditions further
"Sport woolen hose" and I obey!
hamper the plans of the contractors,
the new basketball stadium will be
I winter I must bare my neck
completed in time for the Int'erschol-asti- c
To bitter winds and snow, by heckl
tourney, March 13, 14 and 15.
In summer, whether night or day,
Although it will not be fully equipAll swathed in furs I wilt awayl
ped at that time the new plant will be
in readiness for play.
Thus fashion turns me round about,
Until my common sense they doubt;
For the first time, the S. I. A A.
Such crazy customs well might pass
With Alice through the Looking Glass. tourney and the Southern Conference
basketball tournament will be 'held
Ethel Caswall.
in different cities. The quintets of
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the conference will stage their anMEMBERS ARE NAMED
nual gathering at Atlanta under the
auspices of the Atlanta Athletic Club,
Ray Stoesser
and Aster Hogg, while the smaller schools will hold
members of the Student Council, were their meet at Macon, Ga. The breach
selected, by that body as their repre- between the two organizations has
on the
sentatives
two governing widened until there can foe no hope
boards of the University, the Senate of merging them into the one associaand the Discipline 'Committee.
Mr. tion which formerly existed.
Stoesser was selected for the Senate
The University of Kentucky is the
position while Mr. Hogg was assign- Bluegrass state's only representative
ed as student representative on the
in the Conference and the Cats will
Discipline body.
be the only team from this state to
Stoesser is a member of Triangle participate in the Atlanta tourney
fraternity and is a senior engineer. which starts
next Friday. Centre and
Hog is a senior in 'the Law College Georgetown will prolbalbly
send te.am3
and is a member of Phi Alpha Delta, to the Macon event, but Transylvania
the honorary law fraternity.

TRACK

Y inMarch - Crnfcinnati
door athletic carnival
March 29 Louisville indoor
meet.
April 12 Dual meet with
Tennessee at Knoxvillc.
April 19 Dual meet with
Vanderbilt at Nashville.
April 26 Open. Dual meet
to be scheduled.
May 3 State Intercollegiate
meet at Danville.
May
meet at
Montgomery.

COACH BURNHAM
has already made public the fact that
she will not make the trip to the S.
I. A. A. meet.

KIndications point to the Cats meet
ing the strong University of Indiana
H AMBON E SAYS: De next bes
nine while the Bloomington squad is
on its southern tour this spring in thing you kin do after you
'em!
one and possibly two games. Coach yo' enemies is t'
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