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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929
Semi-Finals for Volleyball Games Played Last Night Alpha Delta Pi Is Winner in Group I and T. N. T. Is on Top in Group H
The semi-finals in the women's intramural volleyball tournament last night found Alpha Delta Pi winner Alex Karpov, 21, of Group H. T. N. T. downed Algeria Xi Delta 40 to 21, and Alpha Delta Pi defeated Alaska GammaDelta 38 to
the championship will be determined at the time of决赛, but will be held on Saturday, October 13th. Ten cents will be charged to defray the expenses of the tournament.
The two other games last night resulted in the defeat of Pit Beta Pi by Alpha Owlien Pi. 21 to 25, and in the victory of Gamma Pi by giving the winning teams fourth place in their groups. Tuesday night,Alpha Chi Omega won over Chi Omega by a score of 36 to 22, leaving the third place in Group I, with the Chi Omega's standing fourth, Gamma Pi Beta stands thirte in Group II.
The line-ups were:
the incarnate face
Alpha Delta Pi: Short, Leidigh White, Cughill, Hoffmann, Emons Stewart, Sanberle, Breckridge.
Alpha, Ganunc Deltar, Mekwan
Gathric, Rushotin, Bolemere, E
Smith, A. Smith, Stout, Kewdall, Me
Neal.
T. N. T.; Snout Northcutt, H. Lawson, Easton, M. Lawson, Whisman Peterson, Harmer, Deaver, White.
Pi Beta Phi: Babb, Hogue, Warner
M. Fisher, Sutton, Sutton, Hack
Wilkinson, Noyes, Comba,
Alpha Omicron Pi: Evans, Cleveland, Bennett, Stougues, Longenecker, Garrelts, Swedland, McMorran, Meyers.
Delta Zeta: Brown, Curtin, Graves,
Bryant, Sahra, Goddard, Taylor, Benson
-Chi, Omega; Dalton, Swenson,
Stahlman, Dallon, Marshall, Stu-
plexer, Zinn, Carter, Mitchell, Halsey,
Sears, Filkin.
The standing of the teams that far in games won is:
Group I
Group II
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Omega
Alpha Omega
Delta Zeita
T, N, T.
Alpha Xi Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Onioner Pi
Pi Beta Phi
Rabbits Replace Horses as Food for Silver Fox.
Vinton, I. (UP) - Silver foxes on the Hawkeye-Insan Silver Fox reach there are going to dine on jack rabbit from North Dakota in the spring.
Recently a cardboard of the big rabbits, 6,000 carcasses in number, weighing 24,000 pounds, was received here from Birmingham, N. D., and the carcass was shipped to the meat butt menu is said to be "extra cut" stuff for the foxes. In the past the local ranch has used horse meat for the flesh portion of the foxes' feed.
Send the Daily Karsan home.
"Thar She Blows"
The "Barrie," Intact four masted full-rigger in the Swedish mariner chain, which is now racing the Finnish hatch 'Burrig Cecilia' over a 15,000-mile course between Port Lincoln, Australia, and Plymouth, Eng.
Choral Union Boasts Over Two Hundred University Students
Membership Which Totals Over Four Hundred Is Completed by Townpeople
Two hundred twenty-four University students are members of the Lawrence Choral Union, according to a report which has been prepared by the staff of the organization. Of the student members the sophomores lead with a representation of 62. Fifty-eight freshmen are members; 50 juniors; 33 senior students; student council, college, high school students sing in the organization.
Thirty-seven interests and occupa-
ces are represented in the mem-
beral database. Sixteen housewives is the largest representation of any one interest, outside
The total membership of the Union is about 450. Prof. D. M. Swarborthe conducts the activities and rehearsals of the organization. Rehearers are held each Tuesday evening in preparation for the annual musical sing during Music Festival Week. Miss Llega's check of membership includes occupations and classifications:
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The final game of the women's inter-class basketball tournament was played last night and left the championship in the hands of the 11:30 class. The 11:30 class scored 19 to 4, Henderson and Cross, of the 9:30 class scored 11 and 2 goals, respectively. Johnson, with two goals, player to score for the 11:30 class.
The teams: 9:30-Kent, William, Cross, Woodbury, Brechner, Ericsson, Forrester, Johnson, Brown, Conole, Jensen, Underwood, Cattie, Barton, and
Aeronautical Scholarship Offered for Imagination
New York City—The first aeronautical scholarship offered by an awarding body, the Fédération de l'Avionnement, was established in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics at New York University. The school was founded in 1920.
The scholarship will be awarded this year to the college student who shows the most practical imagination in aeronautics.
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Wholesale Arrests Fill Courtroom
(Other Camera Special)
Evanston, Illinois. — Sixty-seven Northwestern University student motorists were hit by the biggest back into court ever made on the Evanston campus. The arrests were as the culprit of traffic violations on the part of the students, and were authorized as a sign of checking further infringement.
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'Road Hogs' Cause Wreck
New Haven, Connec. (UConn)—Pur- four road hogs got William Green into the car and now the dealer is trying to recover from the ower of the new automobile. Trying to avoid four
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