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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923
Freshman Relays Managers Will Be Selected Feb. 25
38 Candidates Seek Places as Student Leaders Committee Needs Only Six
Thirty-eight applications for positions as student managers of the Kirkcaldy examination committee which coniended positions Thursday after eight o'clock in person, and he is preceived in person at that time. The remaining 16 will have examination positions at that time.
Monday at 3:30 in room 209 Robinson.
Six of the 38 candidates will be selected.
The sophomores who were among the five freshman managers of last year will be selected. One senior manager also will be selected. The committee will be given Tuesday.
Work will begin immediately following the announcement of the main agenda. In preparation, it is essential to expedite preparation for the annual event according to schedule.
"We are well impressed with the way the students are responding to the call for managers, and the list of candidates should be conducive to a select group of managers," said Terry Foster, an assistant examining board. Other members of the board include Dr. F. C. Allon, Earl Petter, John Bunn, and Steve Hinshaw, expressed enthusiastically the success of the Kansas A麓援 Aehl 20.
The following students are requested to appear before the examination. Donald Webber, Eugene Krob Harry Miller, John L. Hassig, Clarence Gregg, William B. Smith, Liam Skaggs, Richard Freeman, Skaggs, Normy French, William Cunningham, David W. Newcomer, James S. Brown, Reese, and Richard E. Woodmanz
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Mermis, f 2 0 2
Torrier, f 1 2 0
York, g 0 0 3
Holland, g 1 4 2
Tétals 6 7 8
Referee: M. Cormick
Composition Club, 198
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Janes, f 1 0
Myers, f 1 0
Gobey, e 3 1
Gobey, e 3 1
Thomas, g 0 2
Falgans, g 1 2
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Paffal, f. 1
Paul, f. 3
Abrahams, f. 3
Jacobstel, c. 1
Lieberman, g. 0
Goldberg, g. 0
Totals 8 4 10
Méfias : Morais
Total
Ship Club, 15a
Hawley, f 2 1
Hawley, h 2 1
Hawley, h 2 1
Williamson, m 1 2
Milton, f 0 0
Milton, h 0 0
Thomas, f 0 0
Kappa Kaua Kaua, 6
PGF PFT
Packett, f 1 0
Hulwee, f 1 0
Reinhold, e 5 0
Curaud, g 1 0
Smith, g 0 2
Phi Dtai Chie, 26
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Sipe, f     3      5
Taschetta, c 0.1
Schuw man, g 2
Schuw man, g 2
Harper, g    1      0
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Totals 122
Totals 96
Delta Upsilon, 14
Totals
FG FG 4T 2
Thompson, f 0 0 2
Sayler, f 2 1 4
Harganin, c 1 1 4
Jorgeenson, g 2 0 0
Jorgeenson, g 2 0 0
Tony, f 0 1 0
Cosmopolitan Club Takes Close Game From Spicer
For the second time during the inning, the basketball game this year, a playoff team won against the Coomponathan Club team from the Spice Club with a score of 20 to 18.
The score was 16 to 18 at the end of the regular game. During the second half, the Spirits Club and McRoss and Godsey for the Compton Club clashed as the team started toward the basket as the whistle blew, the split-second margin went up.
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T. N. T. Stands Highest in Women's Intramurals
T. N. T. stands the highest in number of points won in the women's tournament this season, present time. This includes tennis, basketball, and swimming tournament.
T, N. T., 167.0, Alpha Xi Delta,
165.5; Alpha Gamma Delta, 143.5;
Gamma Phi Beta, Chi Omega 170.7;
Kappa Kappa Gamma, 84.0;
Delta Zeta, 0; Alpha Omicron II
Kappa, 35.0, and Theta
Phi Akira 260.
This standing may change as there are still volleyball, tennis, and basketball tournament results to be combined. This is a big difference. Miss Hoover is calling an intra-
Miss Hoover is calling an intira
mural meeting Feb. 28 at 4:30.
Women Play Two Games
Junior and Senior Teams Win at Basketball
The Junior and Senior teams were the fortunate ones as a result of Tuesday's match against the murals. The sophomores team forfeited to the juniors. The sophomores were unfortunate in having the third-place game for their vacation before the game.
The seniors defeated the freshmen in a fast game 31-28. The freshmen were playing well, especially the freshman captain, Vermillion, who was outstanding, making ten goals. The seniors went forward, Harper and Filken, did not show their former ability for carrying the ball.
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M. Lannison, f 2 F 2 F
M. Lawson, f 0 0 0
Glaner, f 0 0 0
Vernier, f 19 C 0
Lannison, g 0 0 0
Lawson, g 0 0 0
Lumb, g 0 0 0
In at 8 tonight — out at 2 tomorrow.
Senior, 31
Totals 13 2 0
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Sooners Strong in Tennis
The first three matches of the season will be played here against Southern Methodist University of Dallas, Texi: University of Texas at Austin, Texas; Oklahoma State University, Texi. The squad will then meet the Oklahoma Aggies at Stillwater,
Tentative Schedule Includes Match With Kansas
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Norman, Okla.—A strenuous schedule will be attempted by the Sooner tennis team this coming spring, but Coach John O. Moseley will have a chance to win. Eligibility this semester of Harold Thurman, the sensation of last year's team but who was ineligible for fall competition, has given the team a
Cyclones Begin Baseball Practice
Ames, Iowa — Noe Workman, head baseball coach at Iowa State College, sounded the first call to his prospect list. He announced a meeting of all candidates in State gymnastics next Monday. Conch Workman looks for a good ball club this season, as a large number of veterans will be back in turtled next week.
Match With Kansas
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Early in May an invasion of the north will be essayed with Kansas and Oklahoma, and either Washington or Grinnell an probable opponents. The team will then return home to prepare itself for the "Big Si' conference at Ames."
Oklahoma Host to Meet
"Big Six" Wrestlers Will Clash ai Norman in March
Norman, Oka.—For the first time in its history, the University of Oklahanna will, on March 8 and 3, be host to a conference wrestling tour
Referees for the first annual "Big
bear conference must, to be held in the
park," said Terry J. Lohman,
Lookabaugh, former Oklahoma A, and
M. star, and Grover C. Jacobson, the
referee for the Big Bear Conference.
No weight allowances will be permitted, Keen said, as conference rules dictate that prosecutes. Scoring will be determined by the team being granted for each fall made. Iowa State is favored to carry off the team championship of the tournament.
John G. Stutz, executive secretary of the American Municipal Association, will speak at an international political, will head a party of American city officials and serve as chairwoman of Fourth International Congress of Cities to be held at Seattle, Spokane, next
John Stutz Heads Party Which Will Tour Europe
The party will sail from New York March 9. After the congress, the party intends to visit Boston, Colby College and Brown University, and London, Mr. and Mrs. Sturge will leave Lawrence March 1, for Pooria III, where they will wait for Ms. Sturge to return to Chicago, the nation of President Howard in Washington on their way to New York.
Fluke College at Navalville, Tennessee has been willowed nearly $1,000,000 by the Navy. He grew south of the Mason and Dixon线. He was a member of the first Navy college.
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Compositions by Faculty Feature Phi Mu Recital
Compositions by faculty of the School of Fine Arts will be used in the annual program of compositions by the Music Department, given by Xt chapter of the Piu Mu Alpha tomorrow at 4 p. m., in the university auditorium. It is open to the public.
Prof. C. S. Skillton will play his organ composed by composer Br. C. Gorman, professor of piano and Howard C. Tauber, professor of piano, will give Mr. Prevors' original composition.
By a recent decision of the All-University Council of the University of Minnesota, all class officers on the main campus, with the exponent of that of the president have been abolished.
The University String Quartet will play two of Ernest Bloch's compositions. These selections are the most striking examples of the modern guitar tradition, and has ever given them. They are impressionistic pictures which create atmosphere rather than display a line of melody. "North" reflects the bleak, barren Far East with its wide-open sky and cold. "Tangentahoo" is a wild, barbaric African dance.
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Miss Winifred Wygal, acting executive of the student YWCA, who was a teacher at Henley House, West, will be at Henley house, March 9, 10 and 11. She was in the YW, during the world war, and is well acquainted with the West and Middle
She made a out of the world in 1927
285, studying student situations and
expressing her interest in nomic and industrial development.
She is now studying similar condi-
tions.
She has proved especially helpful along some of the lines which Dr. Charles Gilky mentioned in his address on the "Perspectives in Student Engagement" several discussions on problems of this type when he visits the University.
The program for Miss Wygal's visit will be announced later.
Washington—(UP) —A house bill authorizing the secretary of war to crest bromeliads over the graves of Confederate soldiers unanimously Saturday by the senate. The measure also authorizes the burial place of Southern veterans.
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