THURSDAY, MAY 16. 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Women's Intramurals
By CECIL KING
Outstanding players of women's intramural baseball teams have been selected to play on class teams. The first class game will be played between the sophomores and the seniors Friday. The juniors will meet the freshmen Monday, May 20.
The two winning teams will battle for the class team championship Wednesday, May 22. Thursday, May 23, the two losing teams will play.
The class teams selected are:
Seniors: manager, Kinney, E.T.C.; Perry, Theta; Lemoine, Pi Phi; Anderson, Pi Phi; Blaney, Theta; Wiser, I.N.D.; Henry, Kappa; Hawkey, T.N.T.; M. Johnson, Watkins; Armstrong, Alpha Chi; Ulm, T.N.T.; Hoffman, Pi Phi; Waring, Kappa; Lewis, Pi Phi; and J. Irwin, Kappa.
Juniors: manager, Horosko, I.W.W.; Heimbrook, Gamma Phi; Milhoan, Alpha Chi; Parker, Kappa; V. Bell, I.W.W.; Brizzell, Corbin; Rice, Chi Omega; E. Irwin, Kappa; Markwell, Theta; Hinshaw, Pi Phi; Jenkins, Kappa; Starr, Pi Phi; M. Miller, Pi Phi; Fisher, Watkins; and Haskins, Pi Phi.
Sophomores: manager, Bingham, I.N.D.; Tuley, Sigma Kappa; Milan, I.W.W.; Lowry, Chi Omega; Stapaulas, I.W.W.; Whitehead, Alpha Chi; Herriman, I.W.W.; M. B. Dodge, Kappa; Wedell, Kappa; Lawson, Miller; Bitter, T.N.T.; and D. Johnson, Theta, Lingenfelter, I.W.W.
Freshmen: manager, Schaake, I.N.D.; Elliott, Kappa; Browser, Alpha Chi; S. Irwin, Kappa; Wells, Corbin; Allphin, Chi Omega; Rader, I.W.W. Linley, I.N.D.; Struble, I.N.D. and Henry, Corbin; Wilson, Watkins; Burkhead, Chi Omega; Long, Corbin; Stannard, I.N.D.
Women's intramural baseball games must be played off by Pi Beta Phi, Corbin hall, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and I.W.W., winners in their divisions, to determine the championship team. Kappa, Corbin and Pi Phi will vie for the title of champions of the organized houses. The winner will play I.W.W., winners of the independent teams, for the women's intramural baseball championship.
Corbin beat out Pi Phi 18-13, in an evenly matched baseball battle Monday. Lenora Grizzell, pitcher for Corbin, scored one of the home runs for her team. Mildred Wells knocked the other two home runs. Marjorie Henry was the catcher for Corbin.
On the Pi Phi team, Virginia Anderson was pitcher and Dennis Lemine was catcher. Jean Hinshaw hit the only Pi Phi home run.
Kappa will meet Corbin Tuesday, May 21, at 4:30 to determine the organized house champion.
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and Innes, Central, $2\frac{1}{2}-\frac{1}{2}$; Wake-
land and Hepworth, Kansas, defeated Duwe and Oethe, Central,
$2\frac{1}{2}-\frac{1}{2}$.
Tennis singles — Brown, Central,
defeated Engleman, Kansas, 3-6, 6-3,
6-4; Franks, Kansas, defeated E. W.
Smith, Central, 6-2, 6-2; Floyd,
Kansas, defeated Skillman, Central,
6-2, 6-2; Voelker, Kansas, defeated
Talbot, Central, 6-4, 6-4; Shupe,
Kansas, defeated E. H. Smith, Central,
5-7, 6-3, 6-4.
Tennis doubles - Engleman and Floyd, Kansas, defeated Brown and Skillman, 6-2, 6-3; Franks and Minor, Kansas, tied Smith and Smith, Central, 3-6, 6-3.
R.O.T.C.To Receive Awards at Barbecue
Cups, sabers, medals, sweaters, books, and certificates will be presented to organizations and individual R.O.T.C. cadets for outstanding accomplishments during the year at the spring barbecue next Wednesday evening in Memorial stadium.
The company obtaining the highest rating in squad, platoon and company drill will be named on the Chancellor's cup, and also receive a blue ribbon for the company guide on staff.
The commander of the best trained platoon, in both the first and second battalions, will receive an engraved cup. Each member of the platoon will get the University R.O.T.C. medal with "platoon" bar.
The best rifle shot will be awarded a silver marksmanship medal, and be named on Lawrence Reserve Officers Association cup. Those in the highest ten who have not previously been awarded sweaters, making a minimum average score of 335, will receive a sweater with R.O.T.C. shield on the breast (for first award) and the University of Kansas R.O.T.C. medal with "rifle" bar.
The honor graduate will receive a certificate of award, and be named on the Kansas Reserve Officers Association cup.
In addition to the following awards each cadet will receive a University R.O.T.C. award with "merit" bar. The first year's advanced cadets with academic standing of "B-" or higher will receive a saber by the P.M.S. & T. for the most outstanding leadership shown in the R.O.T.C.; they will also receive a medal by the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, and a medal by the U.S. Coast Artillery Association.
The cadet completing the second year basic course in Coast Artillery with the highest military average receives as a first award a scabbard and blade medal. Second award, runner-up, is a copy of the R.O.T.C. manual for the Coast Artillery. A like award is made to the infantry unit.
An engraved cup goes to the two
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R.O.T.C. Receives 'Excellent' Rating
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The University R.O.T.C. units have again been rated excellent by the commanding officer of the seventh corps area, in the annual training and administrative inspection which was held April 23 and 24, it was announced by Colonel Karl F. Baldwin today.
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Higgins from Missouri, is slated to win the pole vault. Hunt of Nebraska, should rank about second, but Tone of Oklahoma, and Beven and O'Hara of Kansas, are possible unsetters in the pole riding event.
Foy A Favorite In Lows
Foy, a Kansan, will be stepping in fast company over the 220-yard low hurdles with Smuts, Nebraska, Morris and Coogan, Oklahoma, and Aggiemen Dodge and Darden.
Entries from Kansas are:
One-mile run—Edwards, Ryan,
Sulitzer.
220-yard low hurdles—Foy.
440-yard dash—Hamilton, Reed,
Eberhardt.
220-yard low hurdles—Foy.
880-yard run—Thompson, Hatfield,
Splitter.
100-yard dash—Mathes, Greene,
Scott.
220-yard dash-Mathes, Greenee,
Scott, Hamilton.
Two-mile—Edwards, Harris, Ryan,
Toberan.
One-mile relay—Mathes, Greene,
Hamilton. Reed.
Pole vault—Beven, O'Hara.
Broadjump—J. R. Jones.
Javelin—Dawes.
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