WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1901
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Independents Are Final Winners in Intramural
Medal
Defeat Alpha Gams, 45-21; Eacl Player to Receive
The Independents are the undisputed champions of women's basketball based on the night's game in which they defeated Alpha Gamma Delta with score, 45
The scoring for the Independents was, evenly divided between Stareck, E. Moxley and K. Moxley. Frewert most of the scoring for Alpha Gamma
Bronze metals will be awarded each player on the Independent team Alpha Group during the Cup, and the winning cup. Last year, Chi Omega received the loving cup award in intra-cup competition.
Last night's game completed a round-robin tournament in which 16 teams divided in groups of four, competed. The winners of each group were: Group I, Gamma Phi Beta; Group II, Alpha Phi Beta; Group III, Independents; Group IV, Corinthia.
During this series of games nearly 160 women have played basketball each which will receive 10 points to W.A.A. Women interested in athletics, and each of whom will be eligible to try out for the team, must request to sign on the bulletin board in Robinson gymnasium. One hundred points toward W.A.A. are granted.
Interclass basketball will start immediately after the beginning of the second semester.
Ruth Hover, assistant professor of medical education, said she had practical experience in better preparing a friendler feeling between opposing teams during this tournament than was usual.
SOCIETY
The dinner guests at the home management house last evening were Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. Klar洛Kloe and Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Were Prentice Thompson, Mary House, Jewel Fink and Edna Smith.
Sigma Chi fraternity elected the following officers Monday night: Edwin Parker, president; William Nichols, secretary; Robert Meeck, retiring; Robert Meek, treasurer; Harold Walker, historians; Gordon Martin, athletic director; and Weatherley, correspondent.
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the pledging of Marjorie Stevens.
Miss Mavcia Baty and Ruth Limbird were luncheon guests at the Pt Beta Phi house yesterday.
The women's first *Pan-Hellenic dance* will be held March 21. Tentative plans now are that each security staged a dance of their tribes and their dates at the party. Stages will beaked from the various fraternities. Artie Simmons orchestra will play.
Gladys Bradley and Alleen Fraser, of Agenda, are guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house this week.
Countryside club announces the pledging of Carl Peters, c'34, of Garden City.
Kappa Sigma hold installation of officers last evening at the chapter house. The offices installed were LEE Vaughn, Knott, Enid, Okla, Vaughn Knott, Enid, Okla, vice-president; Robert Ives, Topkeh, master; James Brennan, Master; Dorado, sergei; Freed Speich, Wichthn.
tressurer; and Olen Ronk, Seft City, assistant treasurer. After installation, reframments were served to all the members of the chapter.
Miss Margaret Dowl, national inspector of Alpha Gamma Delta will be a guest of this chapter from Feb. 25 in Toronto. The Tau chapter in Toronto, Canada.
The Mothers' club will entertain with luncheon for her at the chapter house 'eb. 24.
Miss Dwight Ladene Thompson, of Tolia Okla. and Howard J. Caldwell, of Columbus, were married Jan. 1 in *Drumright, Ohio*.
Mr. Caldwell attended the University of Kansas and is now employed by the Campbell Bread Company in Tulsa.
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the pledging of Marjorie Stevens, of Hutchinson.
The engagement of Miss Josephine House to Henry M. Curry of Pittsburgh Pa., has been announced. Miss Hula is a former student of the University.
Bishop to Coach Baseball Squad During 1931 Season
Prospects for Team Are Good With Nine Lettermen Returning
Tom Bishop, captain of the baseball team, will be in charge of the baseball squad and will act in the capacity of coach. It starts. Bishop will fill the vacancy caused by John Burns appointment as coach at Leah Stanford University.
Baseball practice will start about March 1, in order to allow men playing basketball to report and games will be played. The teams are Kansas Aggies, and Iowa State on the regular Big Six schedule. The other members of the conference do not have
While the team's prospects are only fair it is expected that Kansas will be represented by a scrappy aggregation of veterans, plenty of entertainment. As a nucleus from which to build a team, Biasi has 18 alumni from veteran Fisher, Trombold, Culp, Iraq, and Bishop are two lettermen, while both Meyer and Cooley have each earned one letter.
The pitching department with Fisher, Ransom, and Cookey will be well fortified, while the infield will have Bissette, Hulteen, and Hatten are veterans from last year's outfield Biosphe, besides Pete McCarthy and pitched several games last year.
Gene Price and Carney Smith, outstanding members of last year's freshman class, both went to the year, and the squad may be bolstered by several men entering school the second semester. Other freshman numerical leaders are Danny Ralph Coad, Jack Hardy, Oliver Brown, Elmer Lilyer, George Patterson, Cliff Randon, John Laiden, and Au-
menon.
Concordia—The commission form of government used by all first class cities in Kansas, is being considered by the Concordia and will be voted on next week.
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