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Seventy-five men, composing six
teams, signed up for play as the Big
Six National Softball league got off
to a flying start last Tuesday. Play
for all teams will begin next Mon-
day, with games. scheduled between
the Sooners and Wildcats, the Cy-
clones and Tigers, and the Jay-
hawkers and Cornhuskers.

The schedule for the first round
has been drawn up and is printed
elsewhere in the Kansan. The sec-
ond’ round will begin immediately
upon completion of the first, which
ends July 8.

Softball players who have not yet
signed up were urged by Dr. F. C.
Allen, director of physical education,
to do so immediately if they wish to
play.

Umpires for the league will be Dr.
Allen, J. W. Twente, professor of ed-
ucation, and E. R. Elbel, associate
professor of physical education.

Games will be played on the in-
tramural fields located south of the
‘campus behind Robinson gymna-.
sium. There will be no admission
charge and a game between the

 

league champions and an all-star.

team will be offered as an extra at-
traction at the season’s end.

 

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This week will write finis to the
summer session’s athletic program,
with the exception of quadrangle
games and the post-season softball
games. Because the Tigers have
been so strong in the Big Six Na-

 

to them to take the pennant.

Incidentally, there will be no all-
star games at the close of the season,
Dr. Allen announced today, because

tions. So cancel your plans, kids.