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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932
Jayhawker Tennis Team Faces Hard Test at Oklahoma
Squad Handicapped by Lack of Practice and Inexperience on Concrete Court
RANKING IS THE SAME
The Kansas tennis squad will leave for Norman, Okla., tomorrow afternoon, where they perhaps face their opponent. The Hawks' hawkers will be considerably weakened from lack of practice and will be fightable in all the matches of the tournament.
The Sooner team is unusually strong this year owing to the fact that they have most of their last year team back, Davis, ranking player on the team, won by a narrow margin. Barnes, who is now with Tilden, the closest match he has had this season.
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr., George Hurd and Sterling Cultrum will have by automobile about noon and will be followed by Leonard Prosser the fourth member of the team, who owing to life in England, will start with the rest of the players.
The match will be played on outside concrete courts, a fact which will be a serious handicap to the Kansas team. The team will practice on concrete. The four members of the team went to Baker University yesterday afternoon where they practiced on concrete.
The ranking of the members of the team will remain the same as it was in the Missouri tournament with Coen, Hunt and Hard. No. 4 The first doubleples will consist of Curtif and Prosser, and Coen and Hard will be the second
Kansas and Oklahoma are considered as having the two best tennis teams in the country. The matches Saturday will probably unofficially determine the conference title
FENCING MEET SCHEDULED WITH WASHINGTON SQUAL
Negotiations for a fencing meet with Washington University of St. Louis has been made, according to Don Renroe, head coach at the university, the meeting will take place at 2 p.m. in Robinson gymnasium on April 30. Student representing the University are: Climton Young, c4; John B. Allen, c3; Thomas Den Roney, c3; Richard Scott, c4.
Three graduate students of Kansas and one of Baker university will w fence Washington in a preliminary but this will not be a contest but rather a display of the correct fencing tactics. The two players, Evan Sauer, gr; Lee Wenke, gr; Melvyn Douglas, gr; all of the University of Kansas, Young, graduate of Baker University.
--curve and a change of pace that look hard to beat.
To Inspect City Plants
Charles Dilla, assistant state engineer, left yesterday afternoon for the south central part of the state where he planned several city water and sewage plants.
Intramural Games
All matches in the second round handball doubles and singles will be due Wednesday, April 21. No time will be allowed except for unfavorable weather.
The playground ball games that were scheduled for Tuesday and today have been postponed until April 25 and 26. The schedule for next week's games:
Monday: Alpha Tau Omega on Orgea viii.
Tuesday: Alpha Epsilon on Viola, Alpha Epsilon on Viola, Sigma Chi, diamond 3; Kappa Sigma vs. Aceae, diamond 2; Triangle vs. Sigma Alpha Mui, diamond 4; Phi Gamma Delta vs. Delta Upsilon, diamond 5; Pi Upsilon vs. Pi chi, diamond 6; Delta Chi vs. Sigma Chi, diamond 7; Colonels vs. Phi Kappa Pai, diamond 9.
Tuesday: Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Alpha KappaLambda Diamond 1: Kappa KappaLambda Diamond 2: Phi Delta Theta vs. Delta Tau Diamond 3: Phi Gamma Delta vs. Alpha KappaPi diamond 4: Pi UpsilonPi diamond 5: Delta Sigma Lambda diamond 6: Beta Theta Pi vs. Pi Gamma club, duo and Delta Coloredki vs. Theta Tau diamond 9.
Thursday: Sigma Alpha mu vs. Delta Chi
Delta ti diamond 1: Pit Chi vi vs.
Epsilon沪 2: Phi Chi vi vs.
Epsilon沪 3: Delta Chi diam 3;
Sigma Nu vs. Kayhawkes, diamond 4;
Delta Sigma Lamida vi vs. Phi Kappa
vi vs. Alpha Tu Ongeo, diamond 6;
alpha vs. Alpha Tu Ongeo, diamond 6;
Kappa Eta Kappa vi vs. Alpha Kappa
vi vs. Aceta, diamond 9.
Games will begin at 4:30 p. m. each dav.
Ames Baseball Squad Darkhorse of Big Six
Coach Menze Says Best Material is Pitching Staff
Couch Louis Monze's baseball team will be the darker hue of the big bicep. Little information has been found about his career, but if the outfield or infield combinations at Couch Monze mean "This year's team is capable that capable taff I have ever trained."
The Cyclone pitching staff is headed by Al Heitman, of Keystone, Iowa. Choose 6 feet 5 inches make a funky pearsonage on the mound. Coach Jason Lehmann directs his pitcher, possessing fine control, a fast all, and a sweeping curve."
Frank Lonflek, of Cedar Rapids, is Munze's speed ball marshall. He combines speed, with a sharp breaking
Expect Much of Harder
Ever harder, another six foe, is expected. Harder's outstanding quality are his fine control and his knowledge
Forty men have reported for Cyclone baseball this spring. From this group 26 have been kept after the first hurricane, and 19 more many practice tits in which he used various combinations in the infeld and outfield. In an aggregation that will work smoothly.
Coach Menze's chief worry is the weak hitting ability of his team. However the Cyclone baseball monitor devised a new batting game played against Grand View College last week. His team pounded out 9 hits for 14 runs, while the Cyclone pitchers lifted up to the plate by allowing only two hits and no runs.
Waring Looks Good
Donald "Stub" Waring played minor base for the Cyclones smashed out two long hits, while Diet Hawk, a center fielder, contributed a three bagger to the Cycle offense. The other positions in the team were Jack Roper between at base, Jack Roper at first and Ray Johnson at shortstop. Donald Shadle took care of the
Max Bieke was in right field for the Cyclones, Kenneth Wells in center and Frank Blohn and Victor Jones in left field.
Iowa State will play eight Big Six contests. The schedule is so arranged that the Cyclones will have plenty of rest between each series.
Cyclele schedule: Kansas at Ames,
April 28, 29; Kansas State at Ames,
May 6, 7; Missouri at Columbia, May
20, 21; Kansas at Lawrence, May 27, 28.
Aretic Explorer to Rowdain
Bruswick, M.—(UP) Commander B. MacDill, M. noteed Arctic explorer, has been appointed as visiting professor at Bowdoch College for the first time since 1933. 1883. MacDill graduate in the class of '84. MacDill has done graduate work in the field of anthropology at Worcester (Masa.) Academy.
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Kansas-Alumni Game Today
An opportunity to see the new football rules is being afforded Kansas football fans today in the spring squad, which will take place this afternoon at Memorial stadium.
Use New Football Rules in Grid Battle This Afternoon
"Four former captains of Jiayinkei grid teams are in the all-star alumni team, as well as a team of the squared spring. Husner, end, captain in 1923, Lyman, half back, captain of the 1929 aggregation, Smoot, honorary captain of the 1930 Big Six championship team, and Root, honoree of the 1930 Big Six tournament in the red uniforms of the alumni squad.
J. C. Grover, vetern afficial in the Missouri valley, is acting as official observer and interpreter of the game, particularly as the new rules apply to
The probable starting line-ups:
Kuress, Vernitt, Kuress, alum
Stuck
Casid
strutter
Clawson
Atkesson
Kotwernik
baker
Neomith
Schanke
Brinkman
Stuck
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Mullins
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Send the Kansan home.
We Thank You. Jayhawkers for the Marvelous Reception Accorded
Wagner, Missouri's strongest pitching hope, lost his first major game of the season and was outplayed Missouri to win by 8-4 Monday afternoon. Wagner had previously beaten Kirkeville, but Washoe provided too strong competition for him.
Sport Shorts
Intensive practice will be resumed Monday and Tuesday to get the team in shape for the games Thursday and Friday at Ames. Kraemer and Cooley will lead the biggest blues in the pitching duties this season, are in top hape.
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Iowa State, Kansas' next conference foe, has a staff of four first string pitches to carry them through the season. Harder, Harder, Harder will take him on the Mound for the Wildcats. Coach Moze, however, fears weak hitting will be the biggest deterrent to the success of his aggregation. For the past two seasons the team has been outplayed for Iowa State. Four basketball players have found their way into the Cyclone nine. Heitman, big center on the quitter, is the leading pitcher. Kieke, Hooke and Hawk are other backstangers on whom the baseball softball is deporting.
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