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| Intramural °\
Program Is On

Many Students Sign Up
For Summer Games;
Athletic Office Gives
List of Sports

A tentative list of the sports
which would be offered to summer
school students for intramural com-
petition was announced by the ath-
letic office yesterday afternoon. The
list is only a tentative one as it will
be impossible to run off some of the
sports if not enough people sign up|
for them. Application sheets have
been placed in the main corridor of
the western end of the gym and all
students interested are urged to sign
up for their preferred sports.

Up to last night more people had |
signed up to play softball than for |
any other sport. Two teams have al-
ready been organized and there is!
still plenty of room for others. Last
summer the league had six teams
competing. It is hoped that at least
that many will be in the race this
year.

A tennis tourney is scheduled to
get under way inthe near future.
Eight have signed up for that sport.
The tournament promises to be very
closely contested and as each entry is
a “dark horse,” each entrant has the
same chance to win.

Horseshoes has drawn many en-
trants. This is always a congenial
sport because of the opportunity it
affords for leasure consersation. It is

 

said that lawyers are always the best ||

horseshoe players although English

and History lecturers hold their own ||

against the best of them.

Although handball is strenuous
and is usually played in cooler|

weather, it always has a great follow-
ing, because of its reducing ability.
There is nothing like this sport to
take inches off of the waist line.

As yet no one has signed up for

swimming, golf or badminton. Here |.

are three sports which require skill
and offer plenty of exercise and en-

joyment. If enough people want a/||

swimming meet, one will be held. A
golf tourney has been proposed. This
will be held on the University course
which is located on the Hill north of
Frank Strong Hall.

Because of the heat, most of the

sports will be played between the
hours of 5:30 and 8 o’clock in the
evening. There’s going to be plenty

 

doing in an athletic way on the cam-
pus this summer. Make it a point to
play in at least one sport. There’s still
plenty of open spots in teams and

tournaments. Sign up today!

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at Si S1x Softball Teams

Organized for Summer Play

Tutn Out for Summer ©

Play Is High; Double
Round Robin of Games
Scheduled

More than 60 Summer Session stu-
dents met for the first softball organ-
ization meeting, and from this pre-
liminary conference came the “Big
Six National Baseball League.” Six
teams were formed, each named for
a member of the Big Six, and ar-
rangements were made for a double

round robin of games, to be played|

Monday and Wednesday afternoons.
at 4:15 on the field south of the!
gymnasium. After a few games,
there will be “drafting” of players to
equalize the squads. The teams and
their captains are:

Cyclones: A. E. Garrison, Capt., F.
E. Strickler, L. Eiffort, V. W. Lapp, P.
P. Innes, E. C. Lauber, J. M. Jantzen,
F. Anneberg, R. W. Browning, L. A.
Fleming, Milton Senti.

Jayhawkers: Bob Allen, Capt./
Rusty Frink, Lyman Corlis, Gordon
Clucas, Bill Geiger, Dick Harp, Dick
Amerine, Bill Rolfs, Elwyn Dees,
Dean Nesmith.

Tigers: J. W. Skidmore, Capt., C.
Spong, L. C. Read, C. Seimens, E. F.
McRill, J. B. Trimeloni, R. Nichols,
N. Evans, H. Bentley, G. S. Simmons,
K. Kelsie.

Sooners: C.:D. Caldwell, Capt., H.
Nelson, M. Forker, L. Roberts, L.
Mosser, J. H. Smith, G. M. Blair, J.
Starrett, R. White, K. Hill,

Huskers: W. A. McElroy, Capt.,
Bert Nash, C. A. Sargent, A. Brooks,
F. S. Collins, Phil Keeler, F. W. Nay-
lor, L. Stanton, R. Swanson, Johnson,
Albert Oetting.

Wildcats: John Buller, Capt., Ar-

den Hayes, Art Lawrence, Clyde
Coulson, Keith Roberts, Wesley.
Cunningham, M. D. Reichart, C. J.
Olander, Fred Miller, Vincent
Graves, Richard Loomis, Harold
Reade.

The schedule for the “Big Six
National Baseball League,” of soft-
ball for the University Summer Ses-
sion follows:

Wednesday, June 15 and July 6—
Jawhawks vs. Wildcats, Tigers vs,
Cyclones; Sooners vs. Huskers.

Monday; June 20 and July 11—
Jayhawkers vs. Sooners; Tigers vs.
Wildcats; Huskers vs. Cyclones. _

Wednesday, June 22 and July 18—
Jayhawkers vs. Huskers; Tigers vs.
Sooners; Cyclones vs, Wildcats.

Monday, June 27 and July 18—
Jayhawkers vs. Cyclones; Tigers vs.

 

_ Huskers; Sooners vs. Wildcats.

 

Wednesday, June 29 and July 20—
Jayhawkers vy Tigers; Sooners vs.

Cyclones; Wildcats vs. Huskers.
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