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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1332
Baseball Practice Aided By Weather During Past Week
Six Letter Men Lend Help To Allen in Coaching Aspirants for Positions
14 GAMES SCHEDULED
Aspirants for positions on the baseball team are taking advantage of the spring-like weather this week, and are working out every afternoon under the direction of Dr. F. C. Allen, who resides at the position of baseball coach.
Actual coaching of the squad is for the present divided up among the six Bots men. They are Arlyn Kraemer, Boomer Trombold, Gareold Coaley, and George Hulzen, who are out for positions this summer. He will be one afternoon. The man showing the best qualifications for leadership and team spirit will be chosen by Doctor Trombold.
Batting Practice Started
Batting Practice Started
Batting practice has used up most of the batting surface in our squares waits for conditioning work to be completed on the diamond. Fielding practice is started on the diamond.
A series of four exhibition games have been arranged with Haskell, to be played as soon as the weather be cool. The three contests will be announced later.
Despite the necessity that the Kansas baseball squad work on a curtailized schedule, it is still a game games scheduled, the heaviest schedule of any Big Six team. Four games will be played against Kansas State. four games will be played against Omaha, soori, and two against the Oklahoma team. Nebraska is only one of the teams in competition. a team for competition
**Season Opens April 19**
Amherst will host April 15, when the team travels to Mahanat for a two game series. The first home game will be on May 2 against
Kansas State at Man hattan.
The complete schedule of Kansas conference games is as follows: April 15, 16—Kansas State at Man-
April 28, 29—Iowa State at Ames.
May 2, 3—Missouri at Lawrence.
May 4, 5—Missouri at Columbia.
May 13, 14—Missouri at Kansas.
May 17, 18—Kansas State at Law
Vence.
May 27, 28—Iowa State at Lawrence.
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Women's Sports
Helen Lawson, c32, and Margaret Lawson, c32, defeated Josephine Pyle c34, and Rose Folekarek, c34, in the game of deck tennis yesterday afternoon.
The other semi-final match will be the third. Elizabeth must unpack and Katie moves; c32, will play Carol Hunter, c34, and Mary Elizabeth Edite. The final match will be
The sophomores and juniors won the women's basketball games which were played last night in Robinson gymnastium. The sophomores won from the freshman by a score of 28 to 2; and the juniors defeated the seniors 22 to 7.
Adrian Lindsey Resigns as O. U. Football Coach
Action Comes as Surprise Climaxing Two Years' Opposition
Norman, Okla., March 18 — (UP) — Coach Adrian Lindsey of the University of Oklahoma team resigned today. The resignation will become effective at the close of the present scholastic year, July 1.
The action came as a surprise and the action a two-year loan by some student who was determined not to consider. No consideration has as yet been given as to the choice of a successor, Ben.
Lindsey, who has been head coach for five years, said he had no definite plans for the future, but that he
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Adrian Lindsey was graduated from the University in 1917. While a student here, he helped the team win 16 games, 14 of them, 15 and 36. He was captain of the football team in 1916. In 1915 and '17 he won letters in baseball. He became the number of the basketball team in 1917.
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