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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1931
Return of Cold and Snow Delays Baseball Practice
Jayhawker Pitching Staf Is Weakened by Loss of Ransom
The return of "Old Man Winter" has caused the initial practice of the 1831 baseball season to be indefinitely postponed. The team was unable to work out tomorrow afternoon on the baseball field, but the snow which covered it placed the playing field under a blanket of snow which will necessitate postponing the first workout until some time later.
"With the field covered with snow and no available room for practice at the stadium, the squad will be forced to resort to the handball courts for con- tenuous training, and coach of this year's Jayhawk baseball team, announced yesterday.
Will Hinder Souad
The adverse weather will throw the Kansas squad behind in their practice for the opening games of the season. The team will have to pitch on direction of Coach Jack Crane, which is working out for the past two weeks in the Brewer field house. Other Big Six schools have had a week of training in order to prepare for the Bishop will have to rely mainly upon the veterans as the nucleus of the team for the first few games of the season. In addition, last year's team and several promising graduates from last year's freshman team, Bishop will be able to put on the field a team that includes pitching staff will considerably more strength than it has at present for the Jayhawkers to be considered in the permitable synergy pitches listed among the lettermen.
Ransom's Loss Felt
"Chuck!" Ramson, who won several games last year and was considered as a promising brightness at the beginning of the second semester, Bishop, who saw some service in the box that earned him the mound in order to bolster the pitching staff. For Bishop to take the mound, a shoulder he will be due to develop on his place.
TRIM OREAD MIDGETS 7 TO
Approximately 25 men have checks out suits and several more are expected out by the time the field is ready for practice.
PEMBROKE PUMPKIN TOSSERS
TRIM OREAD MIDGETS 7 TO
The Pombroke basketball team from Kansas City defeated the Oread High Midtet team yesterday. 7 to 6
These programs will be continued until the season closes.
The two schools are starting a physical education program in which each student plays some game, and in the process they match matched according to age, weight, and heights instead of playing experience. By choosing their players in this way it is hoped to increase the students involvement with little emphasis on winning
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Campus Comment
What a weather man! Friday night he said "Real winter weather is only a threat." He promised that the snow would be over by dawn Saturday morning.
SWIMMING TEAM TO K.C.A.C.
TO PRACTICE FOR BIG MEET
SWIMMING TEAM TO K.C.A.C.
Coach H. G. Alpham and the Kansas
team will be held next Saturday, went to
Kansas City yesterday for a workout in the
large Kansas City Athletic club aww-
ning.
Kansas' hopes for the swimming championship are steadily increasing and many records are expected to be broken. Oklahoma are other strong contenders.
Matmen to Meet Ames
Jayhawkers in Last Wrestling Match
of Season Tomorrow
Kansas matten will end their season tomorrow night when they meet the strong Iowa State grapplers. The Iowa team has lost only one conference dual meet this year and that to the league leading Kansas Aggie wrestle-
The Cyclones wrestling team is built around two lettermen who are completing their third year of competition, and they will be crowned 153-pounder, is considered a good Olympic prompter and has won all his matches this year by fall. Jubil. 153-pounder won the Western A.U.A. championship, and only the only lettermen on the squad.
Thomas, 145-pounder, was national high school champion two years ago, and the fifth-oldest school champion of Iowa. Gibson, 118-pounder, William, 128-pounder, Martin, 165-pounder, and Nelson, heavy-weight, complete the personnel of the
The lineup for Kansas is as follows:
Gilderstein, 118-pounds; Chapin, 136-pounds;
Russell or Brown, 132-pounds;
Mills, 185-pounds; Mills, 185-pounds;
Shroyer, 175-pounds and Sorem, heavyweight. Shroyer may recover from an attack of flu.
These matches will be held in Robin on gymnasium and will begin at 7:30 here will be no admission charge.
Student Programs at Church Today
Prof. L. E. Sisson of the department of English at the University will speak to the University class on "Who Is My Neighbor?" The class will meet at 9:45. At 10:35 he will be a social hour and at 11:00 a special group will discuss "Social Problems."
Unitarian
There will be a supper meeting at the burch at 6:30 and at 7:30 P.G. with M. Clement. The architecture will speak to the group on Reflections". The meeting will be held t the church instead of at the home t the Seba Eldridge has been joined.
Broadway Theater
Service will be held Sunday morning at 11:30. The is "Mark" a Sunday school will meet at 10:00 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every month of Christian Science healings are held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Christian Science reading room is located in the Broadway Theater.
Christian Science Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Church school will meet at 10.00. At 11.00 there will be morning worship.
At 12.00 there will be chummah." At 6.30, the Fireside forum will meet. Supper and fellowship hour will be in the Parish house. Gorken will talk on Japanese food. Will talk on Japan. All three of these young men have been former residents of this country and their talks will be aided by slides furnished by Mr. Baldwin.
open every afternoon from 12:30 to
5:00 except Sundays and holidays. The public is cordially invited to attend the services and use the reading room.
Christian
At 9:45 the two student classes will meet. The University Women's class is taught by George O. Foster and the Class of '61 by Dean S. B. Braden. Morning worship is at 10:59. The subject will be "he Walks Alone." At 5:45 in the evening there will be a fellowship hour and at 7:00 the group will hold a discussion meeting.
at 9:45 the two student classes, will meet. Sam Carter, secretary of the Y. M. C. A. will speak on "University Morals in a Day of Relativity." This will be a report of what was discussed and actually meeting in Detroit in January.
Methodist
Student classes will meet at 9:45. At 11:00 there will be morning worship "he,social hour will be held at 6:15.
Lutheran
Enisconal
There will be a service of the holy communion at 8:00. At 9:45 church school will meet The Church will commence at 10:00 there wishing morning prayer and worship. The sermon by the rector will be on "Charity". This is the third of a series. The Chapel will open at 10:30. The Student center at 6:00 for a supper which will be followed by the meeting
Announcements
The vested choir of 55 voices under the direction of Deun D. M. Sowarthworter will offer an anthem of unusual beauty and the power of parts to be sung they sing Dexis 'Latin' to the Lamb*. This number, composed by probably the most important Negro composer of the South, will part to be sung uncompetented. The music is as a "religious characteristic" and carries the rich musical adams so prevenient in the Negra spiritual. The masterpiece of the choir accompaniment is sung by Miss Marian Penner. The offering solo will be sung by Prof W. B. Dewering of the Choir for his piano premiere "Vaudevaucher's"
Presbyterian
Power Happagel will address an informal meeting of the Y.W.C.A. industrial commission at Henley house, at 86 W. High Street, some interests are invited to attend.
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Josephine Wheeler, chairman.
There will be a Wesley Foundation cabinet meeting Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the Methodist church.
Milton Grawe, president.
The south district of the Coed club will meet Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the home of Mona Simpson, 1825 Louisiana street. Martha Lawrence.
Margaret Halstead
Margaret Root
Verne I. Wagner
There will be an informal supper dance at the WSGA. rest room Tuesday, March 10, at 6 p.m., for the Coor club numbers 2, 3, and 5.
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