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baseball field Saturday, June 10. Gqagh Kiner Schaake's team has, as yet,
to win a contest, and the prospects are none too bright for their overcoming
of the Sooners who always have a reputation in developing a splendid base-
ball team. This year is ho exceptions But $a baseball fang who like this
typieally American game are invited to see the Closing spisode next Saturday
éfeerneen; June 1g at 2:30 orelocks There is no admission chargee

With the closing baseball game on June 10, the sport fans will
now cast their syes toward the ereniren sport. It looks as if the colleges
ere planning to carry on a these regular calendar of sports next year. Kansas
has already determined to go forward with football and basketball, as well
as her other major sports. The football staff is complete at the University
of Kansas with Henry Shenk as head coach, and Elmer Schaake and Dean Nesmith

yet to be filled,

assistent coaches. An eightegame schedule, with one or two open dates/ has
already been arranged by Acting Athletic Director Karl Klooz. The sohedule

is as follows;

Septeuber 18 Open

September 25 — Texas Christian University at Kansas City
Soptenber 23 Denver University - Denver

October 7 Tulsa University at Tulsa

October 14 Iowa State College at Ames

October 21 University of Nebraska at lewrence *

October 28 Open

Novenber 4 Open

November 11 ‘ Kansas State College at Manhattan

November 18 Vatyeratty of Oklahoma at Lawrence

November 23 University of Missouri at Columbia