ECHOES FROM THE SPORTS
FIELD: Archery has won the favor
of more and more students this sum-
mer—especially since the heat was
turned on in this part of Kansas. . .
Students can have as much fun in-
dulging in the ancient sport without
the fatigue and sweat other types re-
quire. . . . Goal-Hi, Dr. Allen’s game

for young and old “basketball sharp- |
shooters”, has shown its merits, too,

not only here but throughout the
mid-west, high school coaches tell us.
_. . If tennis was doomed to oblivion
around the campus this summer the
band camp youngsters have saved it
from such a fate ... they play from
dawn to dusk when not exercising
their instruments. . .. And yet some
play “music” instead of tennis at
dawn, so the law students studying

for the bar in West Hills tell us... .
A pictures of the entire Big Six Na-

tional Softball League—players.
umps, and waterboys—will be avail-
able probably by the time you read
this... . they all got together Wed-
nesday to “mug” a record of the
group for posterity. lo — 96.40

 

Swimming Hours
Set for Summer

The following schedule for the use
of the swimming pool in the base-
ment of Robinson gymnasium will
go into effect tomorrow, Dr. F. C.
Allen announced yesterday.

Men will use the pool on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at the fol-
lowing times: ~ -

- 4 to 4:30—Beginners.
' 4:30 to: 5—Intermediates.
5 to 6—Open plunge. :

- Women. will use:the-pool-on Mon-.
day, ‘Wednesday; and ‘Friday after="
moons from 4 until 6, using the same
schedule as men in regard to the dif-
ferent classes.

H. D. Fisk will have charge of the
pool while the men are swimming
and Josephine Sams will serve in the

same capacity for the women.

If there is a large enough demand

the pool may be opened at night,

Doctor Allen said.