THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FOUR
MONDAY, MAY 7.1928
Washington U. to Play Two Extra Ball Games Here May 16 and 17
Athletic Tickets Will Admit Holders to Added Series of Next Week
Two additional home baseball games have been scheduled for the Kansas team, to be played with Washington. The other game is a Jawahay baseball coach, announced this morning. These games will off-set the return series with the Kansas team, and will be at 2:47 at which time a large number of students will have gone home for summer vacation and would observe box the use of two tickets in their athletic
Athletic tickets will admit to the extra games with Washington next week, and students will thereby get more exposure. The program will leave behind the final series.
Kansas, now situated in third place in the valley standings with bright prospects for higher ranking as the season progresses, will journey to play in the state finals and return engagement with the Missouri Tigers Friday and Saturday. Missouri and Kansas divided a two game series here last week, but the Tiger team has fared poorly in other valley state games. The Kansas is rated for a pair of victories.
"Rub" Thompson, who pitched Kansas to victory in the opening game with Iowa State Friday, will probably take the ground against Missouri in the first game. But when it comes to Kentucky, Kelly Swenson who has pitched this season, has been the biggest discrepancy of the Kansas team thus far.
Coach Bum's is concentrating on batting practice this week, in an effort to overcome the team's most outstanding pitcher. A practice game between two varity teams is scheduled for tomorrow and a practice game on Friday for freshmen is scheduled for Wednesday.
Missouri Meet Saturday
Strength of Teams Is Closely Divided, Huff Says
Berlin, Germany — The world’s smallest motorcycle and the world’s smallest motorcycle— is a highly elegant vehicle who skillfully crowds or Uteren叮叮 Linden with this more luxurious miniature, yet practical, motorcycle. The boy and his bike are like as high as a motor bus wheel.
Practically the same track team that made the trip to Manhattan will go to Columbia, Mo., Saturday for a dual meet with the Tigers.
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Some new ability has been shown recently to enhance the prospects of an orthopedic patient. The ceded the edge, mainly through their overwhelming strength in the weight
No casualties are on the Kansas team following the meet Saturday and the sound is intent upon whipping Missouri when they clash.
Coach H. J. R. Huff expects victory
huge upon the breaks of the new
since the main strength of each joint
is closely divided.
Valley Standings
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Valley Standings
W 1 L 1 Petz
Kansas Aggies 6 4 .825
Oklahoma Aggies 6 5 .260
Kansas Ravens 5 5 .625
Oklahoma 5 5 .625
Washington 2 3 .400
Missouri 2 4 .400
Iowa 4 4 .900
Oregon 6 4 .900
Results. Friday, May 4
Saturday, May 5
Results, Friday, May 1
Oklahoma 3, Missouri 1.
Kansas 5, Iowa State 4.
Oklahoma 8, Missouri 4.
Kansas 7, Iowa State 0.
Intramural Announcements
Intramural Announcements
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Tennis, singles: Kelleher, Beta Alpha Alpa vs. Brenneisen, Pi Kappa Alpa;皮下, Sigma Alpha Episiot vs. Fetty; Kabler, Acacia vs. Gilmore, Phi Alpha Delta; Kennedy vs. Kimura vs. Ki, Smith Eka Tauna vs. Kao.
r innoy the 106-yard dash, 410-yard dash, medley relay (100, 220, 220, 440), 120-yard high jump, 880-yard
Events in the spring track meet will be divided into two sections, one on Saturday, May 11 and the remainder to be completed Saturday morning, May 12
Doublebs; Kincaid-Baker, Delta Tau
Delta vs. Lewis-Josephtown, Tally-
whackers; Jordan-Kolbeler, Beta Al
Alpha Gamma, Gilbert-Bouhil, Beta
Alpha Gamma.
Following are the matches which are scheduled:
Intramural horseshoe and tennis doubles have now reached the semifinal rounds, and the singles brackets have also progressed. Quarter-finals. Results of the present round must be played and a team's office by 6 p.m. in morning, May 12.
Hornsbeck, singles; O. J. Orard,
Beta Alpha Alpa vs. Osborn, Delta
Alpha Alpa vs. Osborn, Delta
Alpha Alpa vs. Lacassec, Beta Pi Sigma;
Barnett, Beta Alpha Alpa vs. Mize, Delta
Theta; Herlander, Beta Pi Sigma
vs. Kingberg, Alpha Kappa
Doubles, Jordan-Burnett, Beta Alpha Alba vs. Bishop-Rankin, Dela Thalia, Neil LaRocque, Riee Brooke-Klingberg, Kara Kaplan Lambau
relay, shotput, and pole vault are scheduled.
The 220-yard dash, sprint relay, (each man runs 110 yards), 220-yard low hurdles, high jumps, broad jump, long jump, triple jump, and the program for Saturday morning. No more than three may compete for one organization in any event.
Following is the volleyball schedule for the remainder of the year;
Tuesday, May 8, 1:30 p.m. amond
1. Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Nu.
2. Sigma Chi vs. Pi Upsilon.
3. Delta Epedon vs. Delta Sigma Pi.
4. Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Phi Kappa
Pi.
oc Alpha Tau Omega vs. Betn
Alpha Alba.
Thursday, May 10, 16:30 p.m.
1. Sigma Tau (Sv. Phi) Guadalupe Delta
2. Delta Tau (Sv. Phi) Guadalupe Delta
3. Delta Tau (Sv. Phi) Pi. Upsilon
4. Delta Upsilon (sv. Pi) Alpina
5. Beta Theta Pi vs, Phi Kappa Psi
6. Sigma Phi Epsilon vs, Alpha Tau Omega
Monday, May 14, 4:30 p. m.
1. Phi Delta Theta vs. Chi Delta
2. Bata Theta P1 vs. P4 Kappa
Alaba
3. Phi Kappa Psi vs, Delta Sigma Pi.
Sigma.
4. Sigma Flii Epsilon vs. Beta Alba Alba
CORONATION TOWER FOR CEREMONIES OF JAPAN EMPEROR
Tuesday, July 19, 2000 p.m.
Winner of division 1 meets winner
of division 2 in final championship
match.
Akipi Akipi
Tuesday, May 15, 4:39 p. m.
Lawrence Davidson, or ex-27, has returned from Hawaii and is in at home here in Lawrence. He is said to have been one of the leaders ever on the team.
A huge coronation tower at Ueno Park, Tokyo, Japan, when the emperor and queen crowned the coronation ceremonies of Emperor Hirohito later this year. The Tower, standing several hundred feet, is a mansieress of Japanese heritage.
John Kuck, formerly of Emporia Teachers and now a member of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, has twice put within a week's time. He bettered the old mark of 51 feet which has been maintained by one half inch and then Saturday set a new distance of 51 feet, 2 inches in the gymnasium and one half inch in the javin throne as well. This record was the American record until last Saturday, when Rhindeh of Inventors scored it.
Engrossing
Resolutions, memorials,
certificates, diplomas, etc.
executed in script or any
types of network submitted
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Thomas G. HIll, the father of Elizabeth and Dorothy Hill, both sophomores in the School of Fine Arts, died last Thursday, May 5, at his home in Chanute. Funeral services were held in Chanute Saturday, May 5.
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DR. H. H. LEWIS Optometrist
Practice limited to examination of eyes without dilatation, and fitting of glasses. 801 Mass. St. Phone 912 (Over Round Corner Drug Store)
There Will Be A Varsity Dance This Saturday
Watch Friday NightCs Paper
When Dad was a "Modern Youth"
BICYCLES, stereopoint lectures, and the "gilded" youths with their horses and cars; at night the midnight oil burning in student lamps while the gas lights glared and flickered across the campus—the gay nineties when Dad was in college seem primitive to us to-day.
Now it's sport roaster movies, and radios. At night the MAZDA lamp replaces the midnight oil in dormitory rooms, while modern
street lighting sheds its friendly glow over the campus.
Without electricity we would have none of these improvements. To-day's marvel of electrical invention becomes to-morrow's accepted utility. In the coming years, by taking advantage of new uses of electricity you will be
able to go so much further that the "tearing twenties" will seem just as primitive as the "gay nineties".
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