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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 26. 1928
Intramural Sport Schedule Complete for Coming Year Seasonal Games Are to Be Featured in Winter, Spring and Fall
Sections
The schedule for the intramural sports was decided upon yesterday afternoon when the managers for each fraternity met in Robinson gymnastics with Mr. Elbel, instructor in intramural sports and manager of intramural sports.
The sports are divided into fall, winter and spring sections. The fall section will include September, October and November. The winter section will include December, January Fall Section and February Fall will include March, April and May.
The schedule includes all the sports of former years with some new ones. The programs are based on the success of the year in which the area is played, according to Mr. Elizabeth.
The schedule is as :
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Fall tennis, playground ball, outdoor handball, fall track, turkey run fall horseshoe.
Winter
Basketball, indoor handball, swim ming, wrestling.
Spring
Playground ball, tennis horseshoe track, volleyball (?)
The first event in the intramural schedule will probably be the fall track meet.
Basketball Class Started
Purpose Is to Judge Effects of Basketball
Dr. James Nalomith of the department mentored a education and the director of the experimental basketball clinics to determine the effects of basketball or basketball clubs.
The class at present is composed of 15 first year men and it is begun with a short period. The class will be thoroughly coached in all phases of the game and practice serigraphies that will be played under the guidance of our teachers. An actual game is possible. The present idea is for the class to meet every day for at least half hour of pro-
W. A. A. Sports Pow-Wow Gives Purpose in Playle
A complete physical examination will be given before starting in the high school year. A series of periodically during the first semester, so that a complete and accurate knowledge of basketball's effect on physical condition may be obtained.
All women of the University who are interested in sports must this evening in Robinson gymnasium at 5:30 for a W. A. Wow. A short phlegm play is given in which the purpose of W. A. A. was explained. The women who took part were; Dorothy Bolinger, Pauline Hamster, Dorothy Shaad, Bobotty Short, Dorothy Shaad, and Helen Filkin. The rest of the program was given by a chorus of women each dressed to represent a sport. A credential and charge of the chorus.
The program for the entire year was read to the women present. As a feature of this year's meeting a free plate supper was served. The conference was Arab Weiman, Ruth Breedstein, and Dorothy Schrauf.
Arkansas May Be Added to Old Valley Conference
Fayetteville, Ark., Sept. — (UP) Rumors which have been abroad for some time that Arkansas would be the next western conference, led to new rumors today that the Rockies might take up residence in the old Missouri Valley.
The four valley schools, Grimm,
Washington, Drake and Oklahoma A.
& M., who were left in the valley
of the big six conference last year, are with-
out connect schedules for this year.
With the withdrawal of Arkansas from
the Southwest, the will organize with
the valley schools, due to the fact that
Arkansas is about the same size as
the valley schools, although the
valley schools have a reasonably co-er-
easonly come together and train
and bus connections are good.
"Little World's Series Starts at Rochester
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 26—(UP)—The "Little World Series" gets under way here today when Manager Billy Southworth's red Rings, champions of the Indianapolis Indians, challenges of the American Association.
The series will be awarded to the team that wins the first game in each tournament, will be played here and the remaining games once again will be played in IndianaPhilly.
In the Majors
New York, Sept. 20 - The following table shows the situation in each major league baseball race:
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Team W L PCT G. Bobin
St. Louis 92 91 .57 .615 ——
New York 91 58 .611 1
Chicago 86 58 .611 5½
Games to play;
St. Louis—With Brooklyn 1, with Boston 3, with New York 1, Total 5. New York—With Chicago 4, with St. Louis 1, Total 5.
Chicago—With Philadelphia 1, with New York 4, with Cincinnati, 1, Total 6.
American League
Team W L PCT G. Behind
New York 97 52 652 ___
Philadelphia 61 54 628 ___
Games to play:
New York—with Dertoit 5. Tota
Philadelphia—with Chicago 1. Total 4.
Fifty-nine Chosen for Miniature Air Tournament Finals
Lindbergh and Byrd Pick Boys for Flights at Atlantic City Oct. 5-6
New York, Sept 26 — (UPI)—Fifty-
four teams will play for the fifth of the National Playground Miniature Aircraft Tournament to be held in Atlantic City, Oct.
The successful boys have been chosen under the anuspsis of a natural committee of which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, Commander Richard E. Byrd, and others prominent in aviation are members on the basis of flight records of models made in local factories. He made his own plane, and made himself his own plane.
Boston and Washington tied for first place in the number of boys qualifying. Boston having four juniors, Cleveland two juniors and three seniors. Chicago placed five Elimica, N.Y., four, and the remaining cities from one to
Among the seniors, Herbert Doysey of Washington and Edward Marriott of Chicago participated in the greatest number of events. Each placed in six out of the ten. Edward Harms of Evans堡 had the most participation in events. George Bill of Washington and Robert Loper of Topkana, Kans, were second among the juniors with the most participation.
Some remarkable flights were made in the preliminaries. Marcouiller junior champion last year who constructed a device for drapping a purification chamber of the flight of 75 seconds for a "rising-of-the-water" model. Dismayming danced with pride in the breast of Donald Shetland of Providence when the work of many weeks beamed straight out of an unarguaged Ray and was lost to flow.
Awards of silver cups will be given senior and junior championships and medals to other winners by the magazine Popular Aviation.
Football Plaved at Night
Drake Stadium Being Equipped With Floodlights
Desc Moines, Iowa, (Other Campus Special), Sept. 26, Drake University stadium here is being equipped with high power, non-glare flood lights which will permit football games to be played in the stands; it is not unique, it is still new enough to be unusual, and is attracting a great deal of attention. For the past two years, the University of Cincinnati has hosted a portion of their games at night.
The first game to be played in Des Moines under this new management will be the Drake-Simpson game. A successful venture, there is a chance that the Drake-Grinched game on Oct. 20 may be played under like conditions. Although this system would not provide the same month of football, or until cold weather sets in, it should prove to be a way of increasing the gate receipts for those who work during the day to attend the games at night.
New Albany, Ind., Sept — (UP) Twenty-two family homes were homeless and five business houses were in ruins before fire had lasted. Flames fanned beyond control by a strong wind for about 30 minutes, but checks were only checked after aid had been summoned from the fire departments and Jeffersonville, Ind.
Wrestling practice will begin about October for Coach Tommy Chappel, Coach Leon Rountedan stated many of the Baurun is assisting the football coach at present but will turn his attention to replayers.
Wrestling Practice Scheduled to Begin in About Two Weeks
Coach Bauman Is Pleased With Prospects; Cox Predicts Winning Team
In the new Big Six conference, the wrestling championships for each team will be determined on a percent basis. In each weight will be decided at the tournament at Norman. The teams this year will have eight men due to the changing of the 185-room to 155 and 165-room classification
Captain Cox is optimistic in his views of this year's championships chances. He said that both Iowa State and Oklahoma University, who might be expected to make strong bids for the top of the column, are both weakest in the race, bringing the first Big Six wrestling championships to Kansas.
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While declaring emphatically that this year's prospects for Kansas are good, the coach bemined the fact that some of them have been lost through graduation. Four letter men are in school and are eligible. Captain Cox will take care of either the 14b- or 15b-class players. Two are lettermen in the 125-pound class, while Cohenator, who won his letter in the 115-pound class may be out for the team. Freese, of the heavyweight division, and McKinney all will be missed.
The reduction of the conference has made possible a full round robin of teams, with five regular assets there will be two matches with teams outside the Big Ten.
This 2014 Scheme By:
Jan. 12 Oklahoma University Nor
Jan. 19 Kansas Agrees Manhattan,
Feb. 9 Iowa State Lawrence
Feb. 16 Nebraska Lawrence
Feb. 18 Missouri Missouri
March 8 Big Six tournament.
The matches with outside teams
have not yet been scheduled.
This years schedule is;
Home Run Club
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Ruth, Yankees 50
Gerig, Yankees 25
Haner, Athletics 16
Simmons, Athletics 14
Blue, Brown 14
Foxx, Brown 14
Goalens, Senators
Bottleneck, Cards 31
Wilson, Cubs 29
Hafey, Cards 27
Cobbs, Cubs 25
Hermely, Braves 20
Hurst, Philies 19
Harper, Cards 19
Ole, Cubs 18
National League
Leslie T. Tupp, associate professor of accounting was recently notified that he had passed the state board examination which makes him a certified public accountant. Professor Tupp was one out of five who successfully completed the examination held at the University last spring.
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Yearday's homers:
Gehrig, Yankees, 1
Goalim, Senators, 1
Klein, Phillies, 1
Williams, Philies, 1
American League, 461
National League, 501
Season's total, 1052
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Leslie T. Tupy Awarded Accountant's Certificate
At present he is the only member of the School of Business staff who holds the position of C. P. A. The number is very small in a very small number in this state.
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St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 26—(UP) If ever a city went completely baseballmad, St. Louis may be said to have qualified.
St. Louis Fans Believe So Much in Chances of Cards That Seats for World Series Are Sold Already
Each afternoon, for a period of about two hours, it suspends normal activity to enjoy a painful attack of municipal heart-failure.
Only when the last out is recorded and the Cardinals have preserved their slender lead over the Giants does the city return to normality.
The hope of winning out is fed by memories of two years ago when Rangers Hornby led the Red Birds to their city's first world series in 38 years.
verted in threatened civic collapse. St. Louisans watch their Cards that the mayor office bears who falls to keep him busy but may be the minute already has been fired.
After leading virtually all season, if the Cardinals now should—but the fans religiously refuse to think that way.
More than 50.000 applications for
seats at world series games that ma be scheduled here October 7, 8, and are stacked up in the Cardinals of fice.
A force of twelve clerks loaned by a St. Louis bank today began the task of sorting out those applications and numbering them serially in the order in which they may be filled. It is highly doubtful, officials said, that anyone who failed to make application by mail yesterday will get
There are 23,000 reserved seats available at Sportspark's Park, to be sold in blocks of three—one for each game—or blocks of six, two for each game
Oriental People Eagerly Adopt English Customs
Marsh Tells of Vacation
The people of the Orient are so eager in their acceptance of Western culture that they pay little attention to Western customs. That is the observation Prof. Donald C. Marsh, instructor of sociology, on his recent trip to China and Japan.
Aside from the reserved seats, there are 5,000 bleacher seats at 81, 3,500 pavilion seats at 81 and 3,500 stand-up seats. The seats on sale on the days of each game.
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"That lead of one game is better than any other club has, but isn't." Sam Breckenridge president of the Cardinals told what he thought of the outlook.
Professor Marah was fortunate enough to be under the guidance of Dr. Sara White, who spoke before the students of Kansas University last year. Close contact with the professor
dents and teachers through the Orient for the purpose of dispelling the numerous absurd ideas and prejudices contained in Japanese and Chinese people.
"The willingness and sincerity with which the people of Japan are educating to learn English can be concealed throughout the entire country," Professor Marsh said. He was also quite impressed to note that the students of Japan were always ready to up American slang words and obliterate.
"The movies in Japan, which are American, include three features that are quite unique," the interpreter stands on the stage and translates the titles to the native language.
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All women wishing to try out as accompanies for the Women's Glee club will be appointed in the office of the designee in the office of the director. n, m on Thursday, Sept. 27. Troutz will be held after 4 p.m. on Thursday for a special building. Agnes Husband, directive.
All women who are interested in basketball are urged to attend the mass meeting at 4:30 p.m. m. Thursday in the gymnasium. Practice hours for the basketball team will be arranged and the program for basketball this fall will be discussed.
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