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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930
Varsity Baseball Squad in Practice for Friday's Game
After Work-Out Yesterday
Bunn Announces Line-up
for K. U.-Ames
Contest
Big Six Baseball Standings
W L T Petts
Oklahoma 4 0 1 1000
Missouri 2 0 0 1000
Kansas Angles 1 0 1 .500
Kansas 1 0 1 .500
Iowa State 0 2 0 00
Nebraska 0 3 0 00
The varsity baseball squad romped on the freshman yesterday afternoon after Coach Couch Burn pitched for the varsity in order to give his pitchers a test. Notwithstanding the fact that the field was full of fans, he and fast. Cramer pitched for the freshmen and held the varsity to run until he weakened in the fourth inning.
Coach John Burn has announced the line-up for Friday in the game with Michael McAulay, left, Iowa, lower; Hannah Lownah, upper; Orsah, second base; Ioga, left field; Bishop, short stop; Fisher, pitcher; Schmidt, center field; Bauer, left infield; Scales, center field; Claunch, catcher and Rasowon, first base. Fisher pitched against Iowa State at Ames last year and won
The dpe seems to favor Kansas in the coming games, although both teams have lost their only conference games, and Ames losing both games to Oklahoma. The Cyclones have an inexperienced team this season with only a 2-0 record. They are returning. Coach Menzel is the new baseball coach, having taken the coaching over from former Coach Workman. Gustafson, a curvetball pitcher, will be in charge of the game.
Gustafson, a curveball pitcher, will probably work in the box for the Cyclones Friday.
After last night's downpour the baseball field is damp but with sunshine today and tomorrow the diamond will be in good playing condition.
Welcome tonight, 8:36. Agnew's band
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Announcements
Prok Paul A. Witty, of the School of Education, will meet his classes Friday, having recovered from his illness.
Dean Raymond A. Schwegler
All women of the Quack club who wish to practice diving for the tryouts on Tuesday may use the swimming pool tomorrow noat at 12:30.
Miss Ruth Hoover.
Hero L'Ecuyer
All pre-law students and any other undergraduate students interested in taking a legal course will be invited to attend a meeting Monday, May 5, in 180 Green hall which will offer the following:
Seven Rifle Matches Scheduled for Today in Intramural Meet
38 Men Entered in Two Days Competition; First Friday Firing at 10:30
The pairings for the intramural rifle tournament have been announced from the intramural office. There are seven matches being fired this afternoon. Twelve matches are scheduled for fireworks at 10:30 and continuing until 6:30.
The pairings are 1:30 to 12:30. Ellis, Delta Sigma Lambda, vs Sergeant, Pi Kappa Academy, Tysoon, Theta Tau, vs. Nordlumberg, Shooting Stars. 2:30 to 3:00. Banks, Stars. 3:00 to 5:00. Smith, Shooting Stars. 7:00m, Tomlinson, Delta Sigma Lambda, vs Wilson, Sigma Chi. 3:30 to 4:00; Reed, Delta Chi, vs. Katsumura, Couponel club; Craig Delta Sigma Lambda, vs. Warren, Kata Eka, Couponel club; Craig Delta Sigma Eka, Kata Eka, Moore, Eka
Friday's matches: 10:30 to 11:20
Green, Theta Tau, vs. Ares, Kappa
Theta Tau, vs. Olympus, Sigma
Sigma Lambda, vs. Meek, Sigma Ciai;
Avient, Triangle, vs. Roberts, Delta
Ciai; 1:30 to 2:30; Carrier, Theta Tau
Ciai; 1:30 to 2:30; Shooters, Shooting
S stars, vs. J. Smith, Delta Ciai;
2:30 to 3:00; Hathart, Phi Delta Theta
Ciai; 2:30 to 3:00; Goodrich, Phi Delta Theta,
vs. Shecreve
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Track Teams in Final Practice for K-Aggie Meet
"Mutt" Thornhill and Pete Bauchwil will handle the weight events against the Angels in the absence of Jim Sullivan, his last night for the Ohio state relays.
Tracksters in Last Lap
Coach Brutus Hamilton put his trackers through their last hard work-out last night in preparation for the K-Aggles. All of the members of the squad are in excellent condition and they suffered from a bad case of tonsillitis. "Sicked will probably be in shape to play," Hamilton said, keeping out of the 220 in view of the fact that the Nebraska meet is only a week away." Coach Hamilton said this morning.
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The members of the MacDowell fraternity will exhibit some of their work in the exhibition room on the third floor of west Administration building. The fraternity will meet at 8 tonight in the exhibition room to set up the exhibition. The exhibition will consist of designs, painting and architecture.
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Miss Anna McCracken, of the department of philosophy, who has been ill for the past week, met her classes again today.
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The third round of women's intramural baseball was played yesterday afternoon on the University diamonds. The Delita Pli by a score of 18-9. The Independents won from Alpha XI Delta Omega won from Chi Omega, 35-24.
Women Play Third Round
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Gaskill was umpire and the batterie for the teams were as follows: Gamma catcher, Jeffrey Frye, catcher, catchers Alpha Delta Pi, Manning pitcher, Pitro, catcher; Independents Hull, McHenry, McHenry, pitcher; Brewers, McHenry, pitcher; Almacchi Chi Omega, Roberts pitcher, Ermis and Martin catchers, Ermis and Martin, catcher with Schmidt as umpire.
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Pledging services were held last night for seven women at the regular meeting of Quack club. Those in attendance included Carruth, June Reynolds, Elizabeth Day, Gladys Stoickell, Lilabelle Belti and Ridings and Harriet Fritz.
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The Mother's day dinner will be given Saturday night, May 3, and not Friday. May 2, as was given in the Kauai Calendar, which was published on June 16th of the Jayhawk plate will take place on Saturday instead of Friday.
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