_, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JIOWA'S VICTORY T aT2. DE[OLi OVER ILLINI FIVE PhiKp2.p Psi 0, Alpha Kappa I. Lambda 2 r AIDS HAWKEYES Kappa Nu 14, Phi Kappa 23. (Special to The Daily) I IOWA CITY, Jan. 19,---FortifiedI Beta Theta Pi 24, Pi Kappa Phi 10. Theta Xi 30, Alpha Delta Phi 16. Alpha Sigma Phi 20, Alpha Kappa Psi 10. a 1owx rBasketball Squa'd Has 'sially Proved Jinx To Boilermiakers In Former Contests LAMBERT DRILLS PLAYERS (Special to The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 19.-Pur- due's two weeks' basketball layoff will end Saturday night at Iowa City, when the Boilermakers engage the Iowa five. The two weeks have been a layoff only .in the sense that no games have been scheduled, as each night is being devoted to thorough drills in an endeavor to overcome de- fects which cropped out in the hard fought game against Illinois. Purdue won after a stiff battle. Indiana Scheduled For Tuesday Iowa has proved a serious stum- bling block to Purdue both on the Iowa floor and in Memorial gymnasi- un .here. Despite, the fact that the IHawk eyes have suffered several re- buffs already this season, they are regarded as highly formidable by the Boilermakers, and Coach Ward Lam- bert, is leaving nothing in the way of preparation undone for the game. Returning to Lafayette Sunday, Purdue will have only a day in which to make ready for one of the most important games on the schedule, with Indiana, in Memorial gymnasium next Tuesday night. The Hoosiers are flashing to the front as -serious contenders, and the game will be a' hard test of Purdue's chances in the Big Ten title chase. Director of Athletics H. A. Kellogg has announced that all reserved seats for Purdue's remaining home games have been sold out. U. S. TO BE WITHOUT OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM (By Associated ;Press) ' NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The United State apparently will enter no team in the Olympic hockey, competition at St. Moritz, Switzerland, this year. This, most observers agreed, was the practical effect of the American Olympic Committee's- action yesterday in declining to approve the selection of the Augsberg college team of Min- neapolis to carry this country's colors in the Olympics, en the ground that it was not sufficiently representative. The Augsberg team, it was pointed out, was chosen only after William S. Haddock, of Pittsburgh, chairman of the Olympic Hockey committee, had met with numerou's refusals from oth- er aggregations to which invitations to compete had been extended. CHICAGO-Four members of the C. A. A. track team will compete in the indoor championships at New York and Boston. with= confidence atter toppling tau'-Iy nois, the University of Iowa basketball team is rehearsing tactics calculated to bring Purdue out of the Big Ten's undefeated class here Saturday eve- ning. Ever since Coach Sam Barry began his work with the Hawkeyes, Coacht Ward Lambert's teams have dreaded the clashes with Iowa. The reason is that in six games only once has the Boilermaker defense been able to halt the Old Gold attack.' Purdue will bring one of the strong- est teams in the Conference to Iowa City. Captain Wheeler, forward, and Kemmer, back guard, are the seniors on the first team. The six foot sixr inch Murphy is the sophomore center who has beaten Wilbur Cummins, high scorer of the Conference last winter, out of a first team position. Warrenj Schnaiter, a clever junior running guard, and Glenn Harmeson, sopho- more forward, are the other regulars.1 It was the injection of sophomore talent which won the Illinois game for Iowa last Saturday. Doyal Plunk- itt, took eight shots in the final 12 minutes and made four of them, while Virgil David, played a close guarding game. 'The Iowans made 18 pointsI and held Illinois to five in the lastl half of the 'second period. Iowa took both games from Purdue last winter the defeats costing the Lafayette quintet the Conference title, for only one other game was lost, that to Michigan. INTERFRATERNITY BASKETBALL RESULTS I Two league champions were deter- mined Wednesday night in the con- cluding contests of the third round in Class A interfraternity basketball. Theta Chi won the title of League 12 by virtue of a win'over Tau Delta Phi, 6-4. Alpha ChiSigma overwhelmed the Triangle club to capture the championship of League 13 by a 37-4 score. 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