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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1934
First Playground Games Are Played In Spring Sports
One-Sided Scores Feature Opening Contests; Phi Delts, Defending Champions
Playing in inclement weather and on muddy grounds, 16 teams opened the intramural playground ball program yesterday afternoon.
Box scores of yesterday's games:
A.T.O—29 A.K. PSi—12
AB H R
McMa'n ef 6 5 3
Roswell d 2 5 1
Kemp i 6 1 3
Gough st 1 6 3
Evans ss 6 3
Lake es 5 3
Clemts lf 5 5 4
Mains rs 5 5 3
Sumers rf 5 5 3
AB H R
Ande's son 6 5 3
Ayres p 4 5
Westan ist 5 1
Cable 2d 4 5
Long er 3d 4 2
Laws l 4 1
Woofeld rf 4 2
Argst g 5 4
Bryan ef 4 3
53 34 29
Phi Delt-8 K.E.K.-2
38 19 12
Cham's 2d 3 0 1
North 1st 3 2 2
Moore p 3 2 2
Moe r 3 2 2
Shepherd c 3 1 1
Van Ce d 3 2 1
Claflin ss 3 1 1
Roberts ss 3 1 1
Roberts ss 3 2 0
Kleinf i 3 0 0
Henley c 3 2
Stainley k 1 3 0
Orm'ton ss 3 1
Klinsk' k 3 1 3
Sebrell p 3 1
Browng's ss 3 0
Gion 2nd 2 9
Kilchof f 2 1
Fomeli f 2 1
30 12 8 Beta—31
C.D.S.=6
AB H R 3
Morton 3rd d 1 2
Morton ch m p 1 2
Edwine f c 1 2
Finkley cf g 1 2
Benson ss 6 3 3
Murphy ss 6 3 3
Rob son rf 6 4 3
Robson df 2 6 1
Stellar l 1 6
McCorklf if 5 3 4
Stottc s 1 4 1
58 38 31
AB H J
Reynolds p 4 1
McCarl c 4 2
Ryff d'1 3 2
Rxfd'f d 1 2
Silb'b g d 3 0
Saurb's er s 1 3
Spais'y if l 3 0
Spaiy ff l 3 0
McGuire rf 2 0
Sorrtino ss 1 3
Wagner r f 1 0
Bricks=7
Triangle-2
AB H B
White p 4 2
Baker ss 4 2
Elliot c 4 1
Frell r 4 1
Newman I 3 0
Wayman J 3 0
Rolf f 4 1
Rice r 3 0
AB H 4
Dearing H 4 4
D. Thee c 4
Her den t 1 3 0
Carle 2d 3 0
Cherge lf 3 0
H. thee ss 3 0
Tatwell d 3 1 0
Coongs rf 3 0
Lingo rf 3 0
Lingo ss 3 0
29 8 7
Phi Gam----18
Campus Raid'rs-
AB H R
Mecal 201
Rice 3rd
Brown ss 5 4 4
Hodgson ff 5 4 4
Dickis n' c 4 2
Dickis' n' c 4 2
Harmon f 4 3 2
Bartel's f 4 1 1
Smith rf 3 2 2
Campus Ra's r= H
Gae p B
Geb p 3
Smith s 3
Green c 2
Goode c 3
Carr s 3
Pennett s 1
Pennett lst 3
Heogd l d 3
Coouls n f 20
Driggs l f 20
Kappa Sigs—3
28 9 4
Collegians----1
AB H R I
Gross c 1 2
Mors nss 1 2
Grom 2nd 3 1
Clay 3rd 3 1
Bell cf 3 1
Keeler ss 2 0
Lewis lf 2
Logers f 2
Rankin 2 3
Rankin p 3 1
Leech s 1 0
30 10 3 28 8 4
AB H R O
Hyland ss 3 0
Simsn's d3 2 0
Jcannon fr 3 1
Jcannon fr 1 1
Koelzer cf 2 1
Lieber lf 3 0
Fernelli st 3 0
Barker s3 3 1
Barker s1 3 1
Hedenp p 2 2
Shrey f c 2 2
AB H F
Lloyd e 2 1
Rowland lf 2 1
Noble cf 3 1
Jorgon 2d 3 1
Gallery 1st 3 1
Snyder se 3 1
Butter 3rd 3 1
Davts s 3 1
Pi K.A.-1
AB H R
Ward e 1 R
Bloom' r 3 I
Bloom' d 1 I
Tegarj 'n 1 T 2 1
Douthit f 1 T 2 1
Lippet ss 1
Lippet ss 2 1
Sinning es 2 1
Sinning es 2 1
Re'sd es 2 D 1
Re'sd es 2 D 1
Kaul lf 2 0
24 4 1
Delta Tau—7
Acacia—1
AB H R
Ludwig 3d 4 2 1 Pennock c 3 2 0
Wormb 4 2 1 Tripp ss 3 2 0
Vornb 4 2 1 Truppt d 1 3 0
Hedesss 4 2 1 Reed p 3 0 0
Roark lst 4 1 0 Harris n l 3 0
Blowers s 4 1 Morris rd 2 1 0
Wehlh rf 3 1 Sandell ss 1 0
Noel cf 3 1 Munster cf 1 0
Sellers if 3 1 Watkins rf 2 1 0
Farney cf 1 0 0
uus
36 15 7 25 6 1
Hill Society
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The following officers of Scarab architectural organization have recently been installed for the ensuing year: President, Chevy White, e;35; vice president, Robert Dunham, e;35; secretary, Carroll Martell, e;35; treasurer, Neil Reyburn, c;34; sergeant-at-arms, Frances Spurrier, e;36.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Casey, Delphos, announce the marriage of their daughter, Fairy, to William J. Bowersox, of Glasco. Mr. Bowersox was a former student in the University and
a member of Delta Tau Delt. The bride is affiliated with Chi Omega at Kansas State College at Manhattan.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta house last night were Richard Potter, c'4; James Molby, c'36; Ken Scherer, c'35; Max Johnson, b'55; Jack Pepperwell, t'34; Bennie McGuire, c'36; and Clyde Thoroman, gr. The dinner was followed by an hour of dancing.
The Alpha Omicron $ ^{1} $ entertained with a feed last night after closing hour in honor of Betty Hinshaw, c34, who has been recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
Dinner guests at the Delta Sigma Lambda house last night were Ben Klauman, c'36, Glenn Franklin, c'uncl, Howard Walker, b'uncl, and Calvin Ellis, c'37.
Guests at the Phi Gamma Delta house last night were Elmer Humphrey, c'77. Sam Sexton of Kansas City, Mo., and Bill Anher of Lawrence.
Mrs. A. R. Hatcher of Wellington, is a guest of her daughter, Mary Frances, c'36, at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Dinner guests at the Beta Theta Pi house last night were Phil Bramwell, c'36, and Quentin Brown, c'35.
Alpha Delta Pi entertained Phi Delta Theta with an hour of dancing at the chapter house last night.
Dinner guests at the Delta Chi house last night were Prof. J. V. Masters, and "Pocz" Frazier, '29.
Dean Agnes Husband was a dinner guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Gunnar Mykland, c35, was a dinner guest at the Sigma Chi house last night.
Jeanette January of Osawatomie, is a guest of Nadine Weber, e34, at the Chi Omega house.
Delta Sigma Lambda announces the pledging of Lee Ross, c'uncl., and Rollin Ramsey, c'37.
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Delta Chi announces the pledging of Raymond Stauffer, c'uncl., of Shawnee, Okla.
Acacia announces the pledging of Max Kennedy, c37, of Lawrence.
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Fischer's White Bucks $5.00
Whites Egg $4.00
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What to Wear at Evening "Affairs" During Spring and Summer
- White Tux Jacket and Black Trousers
--Correct Clothes and Combinations
- Tux Coat and White Flannel Trousers
- Fancy Tweed "free shoulder" Sport Coat and White Flannel Trousers
- Fancy Tweed Norfolk Coat and White Flannel Trousers
- Dark Blue, Dark Grey and University Grey Double Breaster Coat and White Flannel Trousers
The Shirts:—Tuxedo, with low collar.
White collar attached.
White neckband with low collar.
The Neckties:—Black Bow, Butterfly or Spear Point.
Fancy four-in-hand.
The Hose:—Black, fancy clock. White, fancy clock.
Plain white or black.
The Shoes:—Black Calf or White Buckskin,
Many young men are buying a complete Sport Suit or Double Breaster—which gives them clothes for right now, summer and next fall wear. The white flannel trousers or fancy "slacks" give you the "two way combination."
You can get all of the obverse garments here—File this chart away for future reference—it is correct.
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In Your SENIOR SECTION
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M make your appointment now with any local photographer to make sure your picture is in the Senior Section of the Joyhawker along with your classmates.
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Engraving costs are down!
Remember the Deadline May 1
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