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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FOUR
TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1928
Prospects for Even Contest Tomorrow in Game With Bears
Washington Here After Hard Trip Into Oklahoma Region; Stand at, 500
With prospects for one of the most evenly matched series of the season, the Kansas baseball team appear again on the bone diamond, opening a day with a visit from Bears here tomorrow. The visitors are on a week's excursion from St. Louis, having invaded the University of Oklahoma Friday and Saturday, and having also visited Tuesday and Thursday. The Kansas engagement completes their strenuous journey.
Monica clouds and intermittent showers have prevailed yesterday and today, but the new Jayhawk diamond model will be available with sand content dries very quickly. Any rain up until noon tomorrow will not prevent the game, Coach John Bunn said this morning. Both tomorrow's games start at 4 p.m., he announced.
The Washington team is in practically identical circumstances with the Kansas team in regular play. Washington has beckoned with Beckman, and Kansas with Swenson, possess one exceptionally strong strength in the rest of the staff. Washington has divided every series played this season, and is midway in its streak.
Kansas, taking two from Iowa State has a percentage of .600.
Thomson, the only dayhawk pitcher besides Captain Siemon who has seen him lose in a corner-morrow. Other positions will be filled as usual, with Kenner captain catching Hill, John, and Culp; Calp, abortion) or Childs, third base; Schmidt, left field Maney, third baseman; and Kearney.
Swenson and Beckman, star pitchers of the opposing nines, and who will no doubt face each other in the second game Thursday. Are they going to appear a bitter pitcher's duel. Neither of them has lost a game this season, Captain Swenson has been corresponding with Beckman speculating on the outcome. Both have said they feature friendly personal rivalry as well as team rivalry.
The hitting power of the two team seems about equal, so it is evident that pitchers Thomas and Robinson have been showing greater improvement than any other member of the staff. Coming out late in the season, they also led the basketball team he developed a sore arm early in the season while trying to round into shape. Since they were the first in a great form, and Coach Bunn expressed the opinion this morning that continued improvement would place the Jay-Z star on a pair with Captain Spooner.
Four New Tennis Courts to Be Completed Soon
The new courts are part of the budget of the University for 62 each with a combined annual cost of $3600 and denalty at the expense of $600. The new courts belong to the University.
Four new tennis courts are being erected and will be completed by the end of the week if the weather per- fects. The athletic field will be ready in a few days. The other two are expected to be finished by the end of the
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Longview, Mash, May 15 —"Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning," means little to Merl L. Basset. He doesn't mind it at all.
Inspired by the memory of chilly and frosty mornings, Basset invented a fire-starting device which does away with the necessity of leaving a warm room.
The device is electrical, with an alarm clock control. The clock is set and when it rings an electrical connection goes off to the door of the furnace or stove. The current ignites a kerosene burner and this in turn makes contact with the firewall.
After a sufficient interval, another control arrangement causes a blower to function which extinguishes the korenzo burner.
Then Basset gets up and dresses in a warm house,
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K. U. Loses Last Tennis Match to Oklahoman
Oklahae defeated Kamasn in tenions at Norman Saturday, by taking the lead on a double match. Charles Sager and George Allred were the two Jays.
Captain Mason of Oklahoma-decated Captain Allred of Kansas 6-1; Singer of Georgia 4-4; Mason and Browne best Aleded and Singer in the doubles 4-6, 6-3.
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T. N. T.'s Lead in Points
With the baseball season just around the end of the entrants in the intruded league, a considerable number of points added to their total. The number of points contributed
Results of Intramural Basebal Are Added to Totals
T, N, T. 47
Alphia K Delta 49
Delta Zeta 49
Pi Beta K 38
Chi Omega 37
Gamma Kbeta 26
Kappa Kappa Gamma 31
Alpha Delta Pi 12
Alpha Delta Pi' added to K
With these points added to those earned in basketball and swimming the thirst is gone.
T. N. T.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Akiba Xha
Deta Zeta
Pi Chi Omega
Pi Beta Ball
Corbin ball
Alpha Omega Pi
Gamma Pi Ba
Gamma Pi Beta
The tennis play is yet to be decided but the indications are now that T. N. T. will be the winner of the big contests, and the winner of the intralateral contexts.
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138.5
107.5
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Baseball Schedule Posted
Teams of Two Lower Classes Also Announced
The schedule for play in the women's interclass baseball tournament has been announced. The freshman and senior field players were also announced at the same time.
The schedule for play is:
Monday, May 14.—Freshman vs. Junior.
Tuesday, May 15.—Sophomore vs Senior.
Thursday, May 17—Freshman vs.
Senior and Sophomore vs. Junior,
Monday, May 21—Sophomore vs.
Freshman and Junior vs. Senior,
The Sophomore slogue as announced by Miss Imaan Kevan, coach; is Lela Ensign, Thelmna Malone, the Hunter, Helen Steen. Aria Weldman, Kathleen Kohr, Florence Kiescker, Marcus Benson, Helen Benson and Miriam Muren.
The freshman squad consists of office Steel, Helen Moore, Loris Dorsetkier, Ruth Brendelian, Chuck Henderson, and Marian Graves. Not enough if the women who tried out had had the opportunity to allow or the picking of a full team.
The Freshman-Junior game which was scheduled for yesterdays game will be played later, and the game will be played as soon as possible but in the meanwhile the other games will be played.
Annual Oil Insufficient to Settle Kansas D
Guesses varying from one foot to two hundred feet were hazarded recently when this question was put up by University by an engineer with a statistical turn of mind. A few moments of calculation, however, proved that if all the 1,082,365,000 barrels of crude oil used in the production year of 1926 were spread out evenly upon the 82,158 square miles of the state of Kansas the oil would be only thirty-one thousandth of an hour or not thick enough to he dust.
If sideboards were built around the boundaries of the state of Kansas, a vast amount of material would be in the world in one year was poured into the tank formed in this way, how much?
Numerous Athletes Will Represent U. S.
at Olympic Contes
A veritable army of athletes will represent the United States this summer in the Olympic games at Amsterdam, Holland. Approximately 220 athletes from all over the world sonor of the various teams in the sports which will be represented.
America Will Be Hard Pressse for Customary Victory by Germany
by Germany
The greatest portion of these will compete in the truck and field events, but we will not be women, will compose the list of tricksters. There will be 42 swimmingWater Polo will be represented by 14 men; boxing, 16; wrestling, 14; laurel wreaths, 8.
Since the establishment of the Olympics in Athens, Greece, in the 1896 and 1904 Summer Games on every occasion, A small squad of ten men brought the honors to American in that year, and since then, the team has hardly ones has been maintained.
No team has entered from that country since the Stockholm games in 1912. Finland has been the principal power of the game, time, but they will have little material to support such super-stars as Panve Nurmi and Wille Ritie Wolfe, who almost single-handed carried Finland into second place at the last games in the tournament.
Germany is expected to be the principal competitor of the Americans this year, as they have a large squad of foreign players and record records for the past several years.
Leading athletes from colleges and athletic clubs in the United States are often determined by their will determine who will be eligible to take the trip as American representative.
Athletes from this section will attend the preliminary trials which will be hold at Iowa City, Iowa, early in July. Winners and runners-up in this and other tryouts will go on to determine trial meet at Boston.
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Intramural Announcements
Finals in the doubles of both horse-
shoes and tennis are scheduled to be
played this week, while the singles in
the semifinals are scheduled
but in the semi-final stage.
Interimual Appointments
Intramural Announcements
Next week will be allowed for the final matches in the singles to be completed.
Results for those matches in the program this week are to be turned in at the coaches office by 6 p. m. Saturday, May 19.
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Oakland, Calif., May 15—Olaf, a black cat, has established a non-stop flight record for foliines.
Feline Makes Non-Stop Flight on Back of Duck
Olaf became the Lindbergh of the cat kingdom when he soared through the air on the back of a duck from the old quarry pond from Dracaena park, where they hid under the street, a distance of several blocks. The story, as hard as it is to be
Olaf, according to the story,
walked to the water's edge. A duck
was swimming inviting him and he
landed on the back of the duck, evidently
deciding to use the "souphome" as a
use of transportation for his second
flight.
The story, as hard as it is to be believe, is vouched for by several witnesses.
The flutter of wings, the "quack, quack of the duck," a perceptible noise that attracted the gaze of passersby who, much to their automobility, saw the duck and cat
So loudly did Olaf screech that the course of the flight was followed by upturned faces.
Olaf held on until the duck finally came to earth and then he scampered away, apparently none the worse for his experience.
The laying of the cornerstone of the new Margery Reed Mayo memorial building was performed recently at the University of Denver.
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Valley Standings
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W L Pet.
Kansas Aggies 1 1 833
Oklaoma Aggies 7 3 700
OKahoma 6 7 490
Okahoma 7 4 700
Washington 5 4 300
Missouri 5 11 200
Iowa State 5 4 200
Tomorrow—Okahanna Aggies vs. Washington at Stillwater, two games, Wednesday and Thursday—Kansas
vs. Washington at Lawrence.
Friday and Saturday - Oklahoma vs.
Kansas Aggies at Manhattan.
Two baseball games were played today between Washington University and the Kentucky team, the one scheduled for yesterday was postponed because of wet grounds. The outcome of these two contests will be decided by a coin toss, two nines to win the valley bolting.
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A woman student at Georgetown University holds a rifle record of 500 consecutive bulletsyees.
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