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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938
Netmen Begin Tourney Tomorrow
Two Finalists Will Be Added to Team While Another Duo Will Serve As Challengers
The tennis drawings have been completed for the elimination tourney to decide the other two men to combine with James Kell and New Hoverstock in the varsity team this year. Contestants will begin playing tomorrow. Drawings have been made without seedings, as the strength of the various men is undetermined thus far.
from the playoff tourney, the two finalists will be added to complete the four-man team, with the winner in No. 3 position with the opportunity of challenging Kell and Hoverstock and placing higher in the team. However, if a player loses in the first or second round to one of the other teams, the most match of it, he will be considered in picking the two extra men to challenge into the team for the first few weeks of practice.
Play in the playoff tourney will begin tomorrow,weather permitting,and each man should get in touch with his opponent and arrange the exact time and place of meeting. The bracket will be posted on the bulletin board in Robinson gymnasium,and players may consult it to find out the next player they will meet.Also,the winners are responsible for posting results of the matches on that bracket as they are completed.
The drawings:
Howard Dunham vs. Robert Browning
Ray Campbell vs. Harold Sinning
ing.
George Murphy vs. winner of
George whippy vs. winner of
above match.
Louis Carr
www.louiscarr.com
Merril Day vs. Louis Carmouche.
mouche.
Winford Ferry vs. Kermit
Franks.
Alen Geryce vs. Bruce Reid
Melvin Geraldson vs. Morris
Krissner
Orman Wannaker vs. Weston
David Scott vs. Jack Morley.
David Scott vs. Jack Morley.
University
Fencing Squad
In Victory
In a series of interesting matches, at Robinson gymnastics yesterday afternoon, the Kansas fencing team defeated a team from Kansas City University, 7 to 2. Led by hot year's veterans, Ort and Oravetz, the Kansas队 had little trouble with the city bays.
One of the best matches of the afternoon was between Tom Orr and the Kansas City southpaw, Devere Whitesell. Orr was troubled by Whitesell's unorthodox methods, but finally won 5-3. Brody Schroff was before the jayhawkers to go down before the falls of the Kansas City game, where he scored a match Brady has ever fought, but he conducted himself well and Coach Rapport has high hopes for him in the future.
The Kansas women's team, appearing for the first time, fought the Kansas City University women fencers to a 3-3 tie. The matches were played at the U.S.A.'s Ernestine Swafford of Kansas succeeded in beating out eile Charvai of K.C.U. 5-3 in the thriller of this division. Results were:
Men's Matches
Orr (K.U.) 5, M. Whitesell (K.C.
U.) 0.
Oravetz (K.U.) 5, D. Whitesell (K C.U.)
Belt (K.U.) 5. Jones (K.C.U.) 1.
Webber (K.C.U.) 5. Griswold (K.U) 4.
Perkins (K.U) 5, Friedman (K.C U.) 2.
Orr (K.U). 5, D. Whitesell (K.C
U.) 2
Oravezt (K.U) 5, Jones (K.C.U) 0.
Friedman (K.C.U) 5, Schroff (K. U) 1.
AT THE DICKINSON
creamia Durlin, the glorious young singer star of "100 Men and A Girl" or her laurals in the new Universal production "A Bad About Music"
Now playing for five days at the Dickinson Theatre
AT THE GRANADA
Constance Bennett and Brian Aherne form the delightful co-starring team now playing at the Granada through Tuesday in Manila. Live, the upmost story of one of the most successful comedians ever pictured is this: they starred in the stellar comedy cast include: Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, Patty Kelly, Ann Dovorak and Tom Brown.
Belt. (K.U.) 5, M. Whitesell (K.C.
U.) 1.
Wells (K.C.U.) 5, Hurtgen (K.U.) 2
Charvat (K.C.U.) 5, Hughes (K.U.)
4) 5.
Houston (K.U.) 5, Johnson (K.C.
U.1) 1
Women's Matches
Swafford (K.U.) 5, Charvat (K.C. U.) 3.
Wells (K.C.U.) 5. Steels (K.U.) 2
Johnson (K.U.) 5. Johnson (K.C.
U.) 3.
What's Doing in Sports
At Other Schools
By Dale Weckendorn
Referee: J. Rapport.
Michigan State's football squad steals the march on the well known "brother act" by listing three sets of brothers out for spring practice. Not content with having one brother combination, the Spartans have Darwin and Don Dudley, Herman and Casey Lewicki, and Charley and Chuck Hill cutting their capers on the practice field daily.
While the Oklahoma "Boy Scats" gave the Sooner fans something to remember in basketball thrills the past season, the grunt-and-groan men from the southern school quietly went along and won the Big Six wrestling championship. Coach Keen's teams have won six conference championships during the 10-year history of the league.
Twelve University of Minnesota hockey players have been selected to make a trip to the west coast where they will play two games with the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Croshy's alma mater.) Their opening game is with Southern California, March 24.
DYE YOUR SHOES
...to fit the season
...for the parties
Gilding, Silvering and Tinting of Fabric Shoes
ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
W. E. Whehtone, Prop.
1017¹ Moss. Phone 680
B RICK'S "ON THE HILL"
ROAST CHICKEN
DINNER
35c
Fresh Strawberry
Shortcake
15c
The Student Hangout
24 HOUR SERVICE
Goodyear Shell Willard PRODUCTS
AT THE PATEE
CARTER
SUPER-SERVICE
Phone 1300 10th Mass.
A scene from the sensational picture 'The Assassin of Youth' now playing at the Patee for 4 days.
SPRING SHOWING
of Fine
Suit Fabrics
Monday is the first official day of
Spring—and you can now start
wearing a new Spring suit.
There is only one suit to fit
you, and it's made-to-
measure.
$25 and up
S C H U L Z
The Tailor
"Suiting You is My Business"
924 Mass.
5 POINTS
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of SHIRT PERFECTION
1. Collars sturched to your requirements.
2. Socks brushed on to stay on.
3. Cuffs ironed to look neat and stay on.
4. Sleeves creased.
5. Wrapped and bonded to stay neat in your drawer.
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740 Vermont
"DALE CARNEGIE" TOMORROW NIGHT
has a message you should hear,
whether you are a:—
Business Man
Executive
Faculty Mar
Faculty Man Student
And "Somewhere" in his lecture, you're going to hear these words:—
"PERSONAL APPEARANCE"
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and VARSITY TOWN SPRING SUITS
$28.50 to $45
—and that is where we "enter the picture," for 25 years, we have been "selling personal appearance" to men and young men—the finest of "Good Clothes" that make you look "Successful" and feel "Successful."
/ We're Proud To Show You G Invite Comparison
A SENIOR Asks Us A Vital Question!
Q. How can I distinguish myself from the other 500 Seniors?
A. Only by your own personal space in the class section of the JAYHAWKER.
Q. How can I arrange for this space?
Q. Where is the Jaybawker Office?
A. On the third floor of the Union Building.
A. By filling out an informationcard at the Jaybawker Office.
Q. When can I do this?
A. NOW!...and every day during the coming week.
Tie To Kansas Through the Jayhawker
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