Cornmeal. Shuffle
Drew 300 Monday

Twelve=thirty closing hours have:

been permitted for tonight by the

advisor of women for all Univer-j{
sity women attending the semi-for- |
Russ Chambers’ |

mal GIA. dance.
band will play for the dance, which
will be held in the ballroom of the
Memorial Union building from 9 o’-
clock until 12.

The first formal dance of the sum- |

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mer session, free to all GIA mem-_

bers, will also be open to all Uni- |

versity men and women for 50. cents
each.

 

It-was a cool moonlight evening, |

for the first “cornmeal street shuf-
fle’? last Monday night, and over
300 persons gathered to dance and
watch the dancing in the street on
Oread drive between Bailey Chemi- ;
-eal loboratories <cnd Robinson gym- |
nasium.

The street was washed, roped-off,
and spread with cornmeal late Mon-
day afternoon and at 7:45 Russ
Chambers’ 13-piece band gave the
down beat for the start of a two-
hour jazz and dance session, send-
ing the music ringing over Mt.
Oread and through the grove, and
luring students away from the li-!
brary and textbooks. |

Faculty members, Lawrence peo-
ple; kiddies from the playground,
on-looking students, and stags lined
the street and filled the benches
placed along the sidewalk for spec-
tators. Without _ intermission, the
dance continued until 9:45 under the
summer sky when the band played
the final chord, and the street shuf-
fle came to an end.

The dance, scheduled to take
place every Monday night, but
which had to be cancelled until this
week because of bad weather will
continue throughout the summer

session, unless stormy weather again-
prevails. The street dances are part
of the summer recreational program
planned by Dr. F. C. Allen and his
class in Community Recreation.

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Jayhawks Beat
Cyclones In
Big Six Contest

In the first game of the Big Six
National Baseball League, played
‘Monday evening, the Jayhawks de-
feated the Cyclones 15 to 8. League)
play was held up last week by rains
and the Wednesday secaule was
also. cancelled,

Led by Dick Miller and Faul Car-
jpenter, who alternated as pitcher
‘and catcher, the Jayhawks piled up
five runs in the first inning to the
‘Cyclones one and retained the ad-
vantage throughout the game. Mil-
ler began pitching in the third inn-

 

 

 

ing and held the opponents to two

unearned runs and a walk. He made
the only home run of the game in
the first of the fourth inning.

Dean Oberhelman, left fielder for
the Jayhawks, played outstanding
ball throughout the game. In his
four times at bat he made two hits,
got on base twice by errors, and
scored. three runs.

Ralph Dugan also showed up welll

at bat.. He tripled in the first inning
with the bases loaded. In his other

three trips to the plate he got as

single and succeeded in getting on
base twice through errors.
The Cyclone picther, Don Welty,

 

 

 

JAYHAWKS BEAT---

was in good form. He walked five

and struck out three but received

poor support from his teammates.

Numerous errors were made by

 

both teams.

| Summary:

| Cyclones abs
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Keene; $8 2.16054 BeOS
Werlne 1p? 2.2. £2 aS
Rankin, Shs, ts ee 35.408 4
Gilliland, Af ee 4 0 ee.
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WR og esa fe
Owes, FE on Ba. ee
Pie 3. =O <1
ER 5 Ti 5 Soo eet Sik ee
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Reynolds, Xx ....-—.---—--=-= fe 0
Tera ee ao 8.38

x replaced Jones at rf; xx replaced
Gill at 2b.

 

Jayhawks ab 2 th]
Preys encase envteeee 2 ek
McSpadden, ss .......----------:--- aoe 0
Willen ee fiasco By oma
ENS SD 505th pene Bek oe
Oberhelman,: lf <-> 2A 4-3 2
Bryan, sf 202.24 .n3--t = sO ae
agen 20 2.205. amet eo
Bayles: Th eee S52 Ort
Dances CE oc ee 3. 20x" 2
Carpénter, pC: ......:-05-42--- o23,0 8
Diese! C8 ye ae a O08
Corals GE anions sn tome ohee en -o8 eb
OTA 44 15 15

Diehl replaced Lance; Sondker re-
placed Bayles.

 

Box score: re
Cyclones .........- 140 110 10— 8-12- 2
Jayhawks ........ 520 223 1 —15-15- a