Tennis and Golf Tourneys
Complete First Rounds

Practically a stone $983.5

tennis tournament matches have
been played, and the second round ;
matches must be finished by Wed-
nesday, July 12.

All first rounds in the golf
tournament must be completed by
Monday, July 10.

Drawings are posted in Robin-
son Gymnasium. Please report,
your results in both tennis and golf
at the Physical Education office.

Golf drawings are: H. A. Wolgast
vs. Bye; Chet Shepard vs. P. Og-
vs. Bye; Harold Reade vs. Ken Hill;
livie; Ed Ash vs. Cook; C. J. Olander |
R. L. Rice vs. R. L. Kelley; Ray |
vs. Bye. t
Nichols vs. Bye; and Art Lawrence

Tennis drawings are: Division I:
R. A. Burton vs. N. Lysaught; Ken
Senter” vs. Merle Messaner; Bill
Hudson vs. Gerald Barker; and Lee |
Casida vs. El Emch.

Division II: Joseph Flipper © vs.
Frank Herndon, Raymond Kelley
vs. Bye; Norvel Parker vs. W. A.
Hudson; and E. L. Bremer vs. Clar-
ence Spong.

All information as to the time and
other details of matches may be se-
cured by calling Dr. Allen’s office,
KU. 83.

 

 

 

 

High School Superinten-
dent Is Summer Session
Golf Champio $ te,

Ray Nichols, who finds time to
keep his golf game from getting
rusty while serving as superinten-
dent of schools at Auburn, Kansas,
emerged as champion of the Sum-
mer Session golfers when he beat
Paul Oglevie in the finals of the re-
cent University tourney. Nichols had
drawn a bye in the first round and
had eliminated Art Lawrence in the
second round and Harold Reade in
the semi-finals before meeting Og-
levie.

Oglevie defeated Chet Shepherd,
H. A. Wolgast and Ed Ash on his
way to the final round.

Nichols also broke the course rec-
ord) at the nine-hole Hillview
course, south of Lawrence, recently,
when he shot a sizzling 66 to beat
Chick Pontius’ course record of 67.
Rod Wakeland of the University
golf team equalled Pontius’ mark
last spring.