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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1930
Kansas Baseball Squad Is Looking to Big Six Banner Seven Lettermen Serving as Nucleus of Team With Few Likely Sophomores
With the baseball season in clear view ahead, the Kansas Jayhawks are slowly rounding into shape to make an impact. In the last three years Kansas has twins taken second place, being beat out for the league leadership by a narrow margin, and Coach John Yost of the Kansas U. team bring in the BIG Six banner.
Seven lettermen are serving as a nucleus. Among these, there are two pitchers and three outfielders, man, and three outfielders. So far one letterman, Wayne Culp, first base in 1946, has been the cause of ineligibility and both pitchers who are veterans are in too poor health.
There are a few likely sophomore candidates, but again Coach Humm has a job on his hands as these new inch players have not been available as sas coaches, as there was no freshman team last year due to the athletic discipline of this team, and more importantly manent year coach. Lieu, Harry Meyers is working with the freshmen this year and will help to make things better.
Last year the Jayhawks had 1 fair season until the last few game when the team hit a slump and drop to 5-6 in the second place. Fisher, who pitched the first baseball game of his life last year was used consistently in order that he might be trained for this season's game. He also served see service because of a lame arm.
Much is dependent on the able work of the team veterans and the showing of the new sophomores if Kansas is to finish high in the conference this year. Staff practices are being held in Iowa. The other games have been played.
A game or two will probably be played with the freshmen this week according to Coach Burn, and then the senior will encounter with St. Marys on April 11
--some presented that was competing in the Austin must win a first place, in the Rockford area, and Chicago in a record breaking 880 yard relay run with a time of 128.4, a national record.
Announcements
A meeting of the Botany club will be held on Saturday, October 26, to discuss Stevens, tomorrow evening at TPC Initiation services will be held. All members of the Botany club will be invited. Lochelle Christie, president
Ruth Hoover, director.
Stunt practice for the water carnival will be held tonight at 6:45 p.m. Rehearsal for all features in the carnival will be at 7:30 p. m.
There will be no meeting of the in-
ult class in Robinson gymnastics to
night. Ruth Hoover, director.
E. R. Elbel.
All men not in organizations an wishing to participate in intramura playground ball should report to E. R and/or organization unit, or union and organization into teams.
Entry blanks are due tomorrow for intramural playground ball, horse shoes, and tennis. E. R. Elbel.
The third round of play in all three divisions of the intramural handballs doubles tournament is due tomorrow. April 1. E. R. Elbel.
Fire Department School Is Hoped for at M. U
Columbia, Mo.,—(UP) —The hope that at some time in the near future a fire department school might be established was expressed by Capt. H. C. Ousley fire department inspector of the Mississippi district of fire fighting methods held recently in Fulton. This school would be primarily of interest to volunteers.
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G. S. Warner Attends Haskell Football Banquet
The tradition of football prowess established at Carliel, which has been a fixture in the Indian government's largest Indian school, was the keynote of the annual football tournament called the Indian Cup, in which Glenn S. "Popp" Warner, one if America's greatest coaches, was
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Louis Weller, captain of the Haskell team of last season and one captainist in which he characterized Coach Warmer as one of the few white men in the team presented Mr. Warren with an "H" blanket from the Haskell Better
The banquet, which was attended by 300 persons, was served by Haskel Indian maidens in native costume.
Sport Shots by the Kansan Sporting Editi
Kansan Sporting Editor
Fighting a stuff cross wind on the Dallas track Saturday, Cy Leland, the flying frog of Texas Christian University, took four times the fourth time in the 100 yard dash. Lelands time for 101 yards (yard handicap from set back) was 9.6 second, a minute ahead of the race according to the Jay-hawkers who witnessed the Jay-hawkers.
In excellent form from weeks of practice on their concrete court, Saka played the role of a team composed of Captain English and Wilhelm defended the Grimel who would play against him. Grimel tilt tilt followed the Kanaus-Grinel match here: Friday, which was played at the Maui County Park.
When Kansas meets St. Marys April 11, at St. Marys for the initial baseball game of the season. Tom O'Neill, a former St. Marys man in point of service, will captain the St. Marys squad. The Okmukiew and the elected captain at a meeting Saturday.
The opinion of football coaches who observed the proposed changes in footwear during the 1980sburg-Haskell fray, seems to indicate that there is small possibility of Warner's proposals being accepted. In a study conducted by the team put into use a vast new field will be opened up for the fans who always wore the old uniform to measure the distance accurately.
The Oklahoma Aggies won the national intercollegiate championship wrestling tournament at State College, Pa., after having played have among the Big Six all season. Iowa defeated Oregon 12-6, and Oklahoma Aggies seven with 5 points, Kansas tied for ninth with 4 points, and Missouri trailed with a single point.
"Coach Brutus Hamilton and his truck man brought home so many awards," said the team that it was not necessary for me to do anything," said Dr. Reno. "When he found my backpack, he found any added attraction for the Kannas Relays on his southwestern
Psittacosis Now Attacks Workers in Laborator
Science Service
Washington—Parrot fever, or pitytosis, has deserted the general population and is now concentrating its attacks on the laboratory workers responsible for the origin, whether germ or virus. The latest victim, Mrs. Sadie Carlin of the United States Hygienic laboratory, is seriously ill of the disease with a rare form of cysts in the cultures that were being studied in the laboratory. This is an unusual method of contracting the disease, most cases being due to contact with contaminated materials.
Three workers at the New York City health department laboratories have also been strenched with the disease which they were helping to fight. So much of the work is limited to laboratory workers, in all probability. No more infected birds are coming into the country. Now new cases are being reported from the laboratories it was learned at the United States Public Health Service here.
Kansans Perform Consistently While on Southern Trip
In Spite of Team's Work Hamilton is Doubtful of Continued Winning
Excellent ballon passing of the Jayhawk relay team brought excavations of admiration from track coaches, the Arizona State and the Austin and Dallas carnivals and accounted for the team breaking relay records as well as winning several
The largest display of fireworks came Friday at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Baunch exceeded the meet record in the shot put by two inches with a throw of 256 feet. It also found to watch his ten-mate in weight holding share all the glory, Matt Hutchinson and Daniel Krause in 9-7-8 inches which is also a new meet record. Baunch followed a close see-through.
The track man came to the cinder path in preparation of warming up and, seeing the accomplishments of his team, he mined to perform in equal style. As the result, the half-mile relay team composed of Siebel, Rooney, Mize, and Wittmer moved from 1:29.4 to take the laurels. In the 440 yard relay which followed the same men trailed Illinois and Texas Cincinnati in the race place. Joe Klauer, anchor man of the relay team, overcame severe handicap running four great races to
At the Southern Methodist University relays on Saturday the Kannapolis Bombers, who had made on the previous day. Thornhill won the discuss with a heart of joy after the 4-2 win over second in the shot put behind Behr, of Wisconsin, who only managed to throw 3.91.
Sooners Have Only Four Lettermen For Baseball
put it to 10 feet, 6 inches. To the 425
yeard relay with a time of 42.5 the
Norman—(P) —With only two menteren returning to school this year "Jap" Haskell, baseball coach in the team, will play with his squad of 25 aspirants daily in order to pick a combination to send to Aggies at Stillwater April 4 and 5.
Wall, Cook, Cannon, and Lampton, are the veterans around whom Coach Haskell will build his team. Tom Churchill, who captured the Soucer cage try, through the past season, for a pitcher's job on the baseball nine.
Planet Names Proposed by Pseudo-Astronomers
An appropriate suggestion is that the new planet be called Minerva, because she was the patron goddess of earth. The planets assigned its position and then brought its discovery. Kroons, the mythical father of the gods, has been suggested to be Earth's sister, but it is that this name is the Greek form of the Roman Saturn, and it would hardly do to give one deity two planets. Minerva is the name of his brother, Atlas.
Flagstaff, Aris... Suggestions for naming the new trans-Neptian planet include such diverse names as Neptune, Uranus, Pluto, and who predicted its presence, and Hover. Such names do not always refer to planets named after called Hercules for a time by English astronomers, and Neptune was known for a time in France as Lever-
As Saturn had three sons, two of whom, Jupiter and Neptune, are already planets, it has been suggested that Jupiter and Neptune be named the new planet be named after the third brother, Pluto, ruler of the underworld. From England comes the somewhat ironic suggestion that Jupiter and Neptune should America it should be named Bacchus.
Week-end guest at the Pt BI Pho
busee were Margaret Sanger, Linda
Sanchez and Karen L. Limon
Louise Mathews, Pater Spring; Ur-
gina Blue, Helen Burke, Tuba
Kimberly Ridgway, Roberta Rehm,
Rimon Timmons, Rome, Ga, and
Addition Mize were dinner guests or
Guests at the Pt Upsilion house last week-end were; Mr. and Mrs. Flavel Robertson, Kansas City; Ms. George E. Harbaugh and Marjorie Harbaugh. Ms. Harbaugh is in Topkis; and Allen Pimareu, Kern Furse and Justin Riley, Wichita.
mrs. and Mrs. Jee Kimmel, Miss Ellen Lancaster, and Mrs. Murl Kimmel spent Sunday at the Alpha Omi-Mac宴 as hosta of Leah Mac Kimmel
Dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa house yesterday were Mrs. Vincent Rocke, of Kansas City, and Jay Shrover, Fred Fearring, and Franklys
Miss Inez Jenson who was in school the first semester and is now attending Friends University, at Wichita Falls, where she and the Tau Nun Tau house this evening.
The University Women's club will meet at Myers hall at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The house-mothers of the organized houses will be guests of honor, Mrs. W. L. Bursa, chairman of the committee in charge of the tea.
Week-end guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house were Dorothy Allen, Kansas City, Dorothy Schoolcraft, Winfield, and Dorothy Snyder, Winfield.
William R. Lynn, of Frodonia, was week-end guest at the Alphi Chioma house. Mr. and Mrs. LoHenbey Springs were dinner guests Sunday.
Mrs. F, R. Reynolds, of Kansas City, Kan; Miss Lorene Adleacke, of Huntington, Neb.; and Miss Risa Lange, of West End week-end guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
Miss Marian Howard of Emporia,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. C. Howard,
housemother at the Alpha Kappa Psi house.
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi Kappa Psi house were Idyl Idenis, Virginia Berryman, and Martha Mae Baugh.
Harry K. Allen of the Washburn School of Law, and Bill Vernon, of Larned, were guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house Sunday.
Gamma Phi Beta guests this week
end were Imogene Cole, Belida; Linda
Belle Link, Empirica; and Dorothy
Graber, Hutchinson.
Rose Turner, of Los Angeles, Calif., was a dinner guest at the Chi Delta Sigma house Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Wheeler
changed Chi Delta Sigma at their
home, 720 Indiana street, Sunday
evening at a 6 o'clock dinner.
Sara Jones spent the week-end with Doris Dockstader at her home in Bedit.
Several alumnae were present, including Irene Cutlip, Ruth Bryant, Martha Benson, and Joanita Lighter of Kauai City, Marion Skovagard and Kauai City, Shawn Sharp of Mary Woodward, and Lawrence.
Delta Zeta hold initiation services yesterday morning for the following: Ruth Anderson, Aline Burge, Dorothy Brown, Marilyn Baird, Orygoskey, Caterina Brewn, Carol Leen Pourose, Virginia Rice, Jean Taylor, Marianne LaBertone, Lela Wetts, and Linda Windera.
Dean S. B. Braden, of the School on Religion, presided over the installation of the following officers: Ruth Koehler, acting president; vice president; Katherine Morry, recording secretary; Francis Schrepel, corresponding secretary; Hail Stolz, treasurer; Marie Minter, alumnae; and Jane Corcina, Ratius reporter.
Guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house
Guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house
Spearville, Isabel Bandy, Rakey
Janet Strong, Kansas City; Ether
Cihola; Ilia and Jean Norris, Gar-
dine
Cornelius, of St. Joseph, Mo., and LaVerne Haskell, of Nortonville, were initiated.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma
Lambda Society, 370 East 45th Street,
Mrs. A. J. Stout, of Topeka, Mishal
Barben, of Kanaa City, Gertrude
Lawrence, Emperia, Sam Parker,
Larry Ferguson
Kappa Beta, Christian church security, held both initiation services and installation of new officers yesterday afternoon in Myers hall. Jane
Sunday dinner guests at the Theta Tau house were: Betty Smith, and Leona Emery, of Kansas City; and Beatrice Fung.
Opal Greene spent the week-end at her home in Mankate.
Mr. and Mrs. H, H. Holloway, or
Lawrence, and Mrs. M, E. A. Benson,
or John L. Becker, and Mr.
Arnold Sinnigu and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hang, of Holton, Mr. and Mrs.
Garrison, and Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Becker, and Mrs.
guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Dinner guests at the Delta Upson house yesterday were Lucille Heidenson, Evelyn Newcomer, Mercede McCormick, James Jones, and Earl Woodford. Arthur Rochester, of Wichita, and Huhtu the house over the week-end.
Send the Kansan home.
Social Calendar
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Tuesday, April 1
W.S.G.A. formal dinner and installation of officers. Wiedemann's.
Wednesday, April 2
Phi Beta Kappa dinner, Memorial Union bucks, annual banquet, Green KU, Dames.
K. U. Dames, annual banquet, Green Owl.
Thursday. April 3
University Women's club, tea for housemothers, Myers hall, 3 p.m.
Friday, April 4
Phi Beta Pi, dance.
Saturday, April 5
Alpha Gamma Delta, sport party; hapter house, 9 p.m.
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