Bee, 1924-01-17

              the bee vol iv university of buffalo january 17 1924 no 14 basketball team victorious over hobart quintet football loss avenged on court by score of 31 to 18 outplayed at all stages of a compar atively uninteresting court set-to the much expected hobart basketball quint wont down to an easy defeat at the lmnds of art powell's blue and white hnopsters last friday evening pining to the fore from the first mast of the referee's whistle the v li oval dribblers maintained a bteady advantage over the visiting delegation i to finally end the scoring with a 31 to i 17 victory with the satisfaction of having reg istered another court win comes alsi the gratification of having also avenged ihe defeat handed u b gridders by the orange and purple during last fall's football season oppose football representation captained by the giant kraus the i hobart lineup presented exclusively a combination of past l'urple and gold football artists however their we'l proven ability on the gridiron was in no manner suggested in their attempts to wrest basketball honors from art powell's proteges they display in tact a surprising inability to cope with the artistry if the blue and white which from the outset placed them at the mercy of the local attacks bleg-el stops kraus babe kraus the elongated ho bart captain touted as the hobar mainstay more than found his match in sam siegel the dependable blue and white tip-off man against the lanky u b flash the purple and fold cap tain was unable to stretch his height enough to gain the tip-off nor was he able to penetrate an effective defense sufficiently to register more than once from under the uprights siegel on he other hand on the offense played his usual steady floor game which hi hefty opponent was unable to interrupt purple and furrls fast louie farris and don purple came up to usual form in their evening's performance both playing their usual fast games in forward berths farris however found himself well checked by the untiring kiley who with trap nell carried off the honors for the ho bart representation bobby cantor re placing purple for his first appearance with the varsity made an lmpressiv showing in the exhibition of a flashy floor game and the garnering of f difficult side-shot guards play well jimmy ailinger came in for his usual share of steady dependable guarding and floor work holding beggs score hss from the field and himself register ing two from under the uprights capt sam vanini held the tricky trapnell well in check finding time once however to dribble through for a court under the backboard los beiiove who start ed in place of capt vanini gave a pleasing exhibition of aitwtic court wor and did justice to his position at guard buffalo started the ball rolling with in the first few minutes of play sicgol was the first to start the u b scoring registering once from the chalkmark and following a minute later with a pretty shot from under the basket trapnell eluded beiiove to score a fleu basket for the visitors berlove re taliated by slipping a single from tin foul line and farris and beggs fol lowed suit for single points from their respective chalkmarks trapnell makes hobart ties trapnell made th only purple and gold threat of the game possible when he registered from the field to place ms quint on even terms at five all purple following the ball like a hawk then came in to score a trio of field goals and then made way for vanini who registered twice from the foul mark ailinger closed the scoring of the first half with two attempts from under the uprights one on a prett dribble through the opposing forces and the other on a long pass from purple the whistle found buffalo leading by 12 with the score at half time 17 to f visitors threaten in second half a desperate hobart rafly placed the purple and gold within c points of over coming the u b lead kraus regis tered his first contribution to the ho bart cause when a long pass from kilcy to the hobart captain under the up rights gave the latter position for an easy shot kiley followed with the diz ziest shot of the game a one-hande 1 al zisser athletic publicity director alfred zisser sport editor ci the bee has been selected by dr nelson u strohm presi dent of the athletic council and william j blackburn graduate manager of athletics to take charge of the publicity bureau for all university at.i leties it is the purpose of the publicity bureau to keep the daily papers informed as hi the progress of all athletic teams mr zisser succeeds emil farris who devoted much of his time to this tas-k in the past the new publicity director of athletics is well qualified for hi position ho lias covered all the big games for the bee t'nif year and is in close touch wim athletic because of the fact that he has been a member of the basketball squad and is now a member of the varsity swim ming team mr zisser is n junior in the law school public presentation of football letters at student meeting graduate manager blackburn an liounees that the presentation of foot ball letters and incidentally gold foot halls to u b s last season football artists will take place on the evening of january 30th at the hutchinson high school auditorium a committee of mr blackburn dr machemer and chet wallace has charge of arrangements for the meeting and a varied interesting program is assured it what is expected to be a big general meeting of students and alumni a definite program has not as ye been arranged h wover it is expected that chancellor capen will present the block letters as well as the gold foot balls entertainment will probably bo provided later in the evening by the u b orchestra and by the glee club a large representation of alumni as well as students is expected to attend the exercises a committee of alumni consisting of dr r a paxton dr a h aaron harold e or dr j g woodworth and thomas a williams is working diligently to insure a big alumni turnout and all indications point toward a banner representation of past grads in past years the custom has been to present tin letters ai a banquet tend eied the members of the team by th athletic association this year n compliance with an insistent demand for suitable public exercises the athletic management has arranged for this big open meeting on the 31th at which the block bs and the miniature gold footballs will be turned over to their new owners gladys atwood recites at medical assembly miss gladys atwood a well-known elocutionist of the city who is a grad uate of lafayette high school enter tained the medics with several of her comic impersonations on friday jan uary 11 miss atwood is a very clever enteratiner and her recitations were heartily applauded the junior class was in charge of the assembly which is one of a series of bi-weekly assemblies of the medics held in turn by each tit the classes in the college howard rogers president of the junior class presided it the meeting debate society appears before alumni club girls victorious in debate on admission of women to club the members of the alumni chiii yielded gracefully to what will event ually come to pass when a committee of three of their members acting us judges of the debate on the question of the admission of women gave the girls a well earned decision last sat urday evening it t ho alumni club house on north street the debate op the admission of women to the club was urn of two debates which made up the evening's program of the de bate chili's entertainment for the alumni club the modification of the volstead act was the subject of the other debate between two teams of the law school in this debate the judges dr irover wende mr davidson and professor hewett gave their decision by a - to 1 vote to the negative team which up held the volsetad act the program furnished by the debate club is parl of the plan of dr squire chairman of the entertainment commitee whereby each undergraduate activity has the op portunity of advertising itself before the graduates by presnting a program for the saturday evening's entertain ment in defeating the fellows by a 2 to 1 verdict on the question resolved that women alumni of the university should be admitted to the alumni club the girls team composed of selma learman and ruth goldberg presented a very logical case in a diost conviucing man ner miss learman in opening the de bate contended that inasmuch as the university of buffalo is a coeducation institution its women graduates shou not lie barred from the alumni club barring women from membership the alumni club miss learman ehargei is but a hold over from the days whe it b was solely a man's university miss goldberg speaking second ft the affirmative established the nece sity for admitting women to membc ship in the alumni club women grai nates are too few in number and tin lack sufficient capital to erect a clu house of their own she held yet won en alumni have just as much interes in their alma mater after graduatio ii s the men and they should have tl opportunity of renewing old tie through the medium of the alumni clu was the substance of miss lioldlierg ngumont which was presented i eloquent fashion tiie negative team composed of abra ham axlerod and daniel katz mail tained that the men graduates had th privilege of organizing a men's clu ,- rd housing it in clubrooms that wor en s entrance into the club was th final encroachment of man's rights a privileges by the fair st'x ami that no necessity existed for admitting women o membership in the alumni chili in rebuttal the girls showed further that the advantages of admitting wo-n e ito membership warranted that move sophomore and freshmen classes to hold first university dance on february ist the sophomore and freshman classes have again locked horns this time though it is in friendly interests for the purpose of staging ione of the 1 ■ iii gest events of the year ordinarily the sophomore and freshmen classes have separate dances this year how ever partly due to the large number of dances being held they are uniting forces and on friday febiuaruy ist they will hold the annual dance in the ball room of the hotel buffalo clyde george and andrew jackson presidents of the sophomore and fresh men classes have the arrangements complete in every detail and the op proaching date is creating a great deal of interest and enthusiasm in every school of the university law medi cine dentistry and pharmacy will be well represented and the occasion i sure to gain a record attendance anj hold a place in the history of both classes it is the first time that two classes have united to hold a univer sity dance and much is expected of this event the midyear exams which in them selves hold u thrill t for everyone ttncenied will be ovflr it uoou on friday februaruy ist the date is a fitting time for just such a dance when every last student will be in a let's go mood after a long week of examinations as this giios to press the orchestra has not been definitely engaged but whatever orchestra it chosen it will be one that will fit the occasion for a 100 per cent peppy crowd • • • • buffalo's seaport hailed th3 port of buffalo and its terminal facilities are aptly described in the january issue of port & terminal a copy of which has just arrived here port & terminal is a national monthly publication issued at white stone new york devoted to exploita tion of ajnerican ports to the develop ment of american inland waterways and the use of the january issue tri the exploitation of buffalo new yoik has occasioned much interest in local shipping and waterfront circles u b club holds successful meeting the u b club helil its licst meeting i the school year last tuesday eve n njf january i.lth it the central v .\ . c a a splendid talk by uansoi epew and a number of lively selce ons by the collegians u b jazz rchestra were responsible for an en . oyable meeting dr lemon led the ■< nging with a great deal of pep an l t le jazz orchestra kept tilings lively rom the very start after several meetings of the board of management of the u b club it was decided tu place the club completely in the liiin.ls of tin students as it form erly was when the students elected i president vice president secretary treasurer and a cabinet composed of two men from each school to run th club to this end a nominating com mittee was named which is to propo names of candidates for the above moo tioned offices at the next meeting these candidates are then to be voted upon the nominating eommitte con sists of one man from each school : fred lowe arts college john bach man school of medicine chester wal lace dental school ; lawrence metcalf pharmacy school and mr carlson law one of the most interesting and fas abutting talks ever given it the i 8.1 flub mis delivered by mr qanson d pew assistant v s district attorney mr depew spoke upon prohibition and the local narcotic situation prohibition he made no bones in stating is an utter farce so far as en forcement is concerned the only thing the bootlegger has to fear is a rival bootlegger the worst that can happen to the bootlegger is to be put out of business by rivals in the couise of com petition today mr depew declared every soft drink place is practically a saloon for it is physically impossible tor any soft drink establishment to make a profit on their soft drinks passing from prohibition to the nar cotic situation mr depew showed how many bootleggers are taking to peddling drugs because there is an even greater profit in that field than in the liquoi traffic the present narcotic situation is indeed appalling and far exceeds the fears of most citizens mr depew went us far as to say that the hearst papers which have played up the narcotic sit uation so spectacularly have not oxag grrated the situation but have amua'ly ue over il'.imo drug addicts the drug addicts are one of the fundamental causes of crime they form the under world and crime everywhere is in direct proportion to tliei number the best possible manner to put a stop to .■■ crime wave n to go to the root of i 1 and the root of it li s in the ua.cotii'l situation i rug addicts mr depew wns car ■ to point out should not he treated liminals but ;■:• patients i'unish hes no effect upon them for it is habit that they must be cured of qunck doctors are greatly responsible for the appalling large number of drug its inasmuch as they are the onot first give their patients dypi " in 1 to relievo pain closing mr depew made a spl.-n dea for law enforcement "] go mnme the uneducated hr ; ti what can you expect of them those above them in the soc 1 ilagrau'lv violate t!ie laws i is ealthy the socially prominent and dueated classes who are to blam rime waves for by their example of ting the law the uneducated are irased to begin careers of erini ■■. ft mutters not what the law is so long as it is on the statute books it must be enforced and every citizen must do his part for the enforcement of thai the speaker for next tuesday eve ning is dr sy who will speak on ' ' how to pass your exams election of of ficers will take place and all students arc urged to attend no bee next aveek the bee will suspend publica tion during examinations news is too difficult to secure and toj sad to print during this period moreover students are too busy studying to read the be thin too the omission of an issue means a financial saving and last of all though by no i'.\;ns of least importance tilt edi'or.i want to pass their exams toe glee club holds concert before athletic club first concert of year to be given tomorrow before b a c the musical organizations make 1 their hist appenrai saturday january ll'th when thfl invitation of the buffalo athletic club flu 1 glee lull anil jazz orchestra will stage a concert before the members of thp athletic club this concert is the first of a long series which includes the must extensive out of-town trip ever taken by any v b musical organization manager fenner lindbloom of th musical organizations has devoted mucti i liis time ami energy toward arrang iny a very attractive series of concerts which include a joint concert with the syracuse university musical clubs an 1 conceits at the marine hospital at ni agara falls at lockport at the first presbyterian church of buffalo at famestown olean elmira rochester and syracuse in addition to making arangeinents for these concerts r lindbloom has kept the glee club going in spit 1 of the fact that reheatsan at tin start were most discouraging through his constant efforts an > through the ardent support of dr lem on faculty advisor of music the glee club has finally rounded into one bhape >'> that the university will again this vi'rir be represented by musical organ izations which are a credit to it the buffalo athletic club has paid the glee club and the university as weii c great compliment not only by invit ing the u b musical clubs to stage a oncert but also by planning unusua'i entertainment for the u b boys a linner to be followed by a dance has been arranged for the members of the lilee club and orchestra and they ara laeh given a guest card so that they nun bring their lady friends arbruster's orchestra will play for the dance in sidentally this is the first time thai he buffalo athletic club has permitte those invited to present n program tic privilege of bringing their friends it is evidence of their regard for the uni versity of buffalo and for its musical organizations ai rehearsal tuesday evening at the athletic club thn glee club went through its final paces and gave every evidence of being well prepared to stage an excellent concert mr william fuhr man is the director of the club an i frederick sehnatz of the medical school is student director mr sehnatz is a cornell graduate and has been in tho cornell musical organization for sev eral years he was a member of t cornell quartet and was student lead r of the cornell glee club at present he is a great asset to the u b gle ■ club and has bolstered up that club considerably the turn out of over fifty men a rehearsals has necessitated in elminv tiuii process whereby only the best men are retained try-outs for voices form the basis for t lie competition for places on the club the present selection for the athletic club concert is by no means final anil many changes will be made according to the ability and willingness to atl i rehearsals at the candidates poll winy aie the men who will niak up tiie glee club fm the b a c con ist texors 2xd tkxorfc 1 jeffery 1 relin _. greenberg 2 pfeifter 3 carlson 3 johnson *• dolce 4 mcmaster i george i xatiella 6 miseientino fl balhlta '• zittel 7 skiff s meisuner s rooney m _ 9 moynihan h 10 seinoh'sky 11 angrove ist bass 2jjtj riass !■ organ 1 dill.wr 2 fuigley 2 sehnatz 3 shoemaker 3 hettisheimo \ 4 grando 4 wallace 5 bachniau ~>. luongo 6 ganim 6 brim 7 barrett 7 huptiader 8 lindbloom 8 lavin 9 soule p qary 10 trossett pianibt donson the popular collegians iv b jaz.s orchestra have several numbers on the program mr f t sehnatz and mr j dix'ote are on the program for tin first concert for solos francis sticker and william cook have a special nun ber entitled a little nonsense now and then continued oh page 3 continued on page 4 continued on page tito oar advertisers are buffalo's best patronize them last iris drive week of january nth