PAGE SIX MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Jayhawkers Play Missouri Baseball Team This Week Kansas Will Top Standing if Kansas Drops Tigers Twice on Local Diamond Valley Standings Oklahoma Aggies W 1 L 2 .667 Missouri 2 1 0 .004 Oklahoma 2 1 1 .500 Kansas 2 1 1 .500 Kansas Aggies 0 1 0 .000 Washington 0 0 1 .000 Iowa State 0 0 0.000 Games This Week Totty and I tomorrow; Okahama vs. Washington Wednesday and Thursday; Missouri vs. Texas; Friday and Saturday; Missouri vs. Kansas Missouri will furnish the next vail- ey opposition for the Dajihawa, as they en- ter to play two conventions on a thursday. Friday and Saturday. The Tigers are strong this year, at present standing second in the race to the Oklahoma Angels. Certainly the Oklahoma Angels and the square are identical. Each team has one veteran outfielder returned and each has lost but one the outfielder regular. Veteran outfielders and the square are fighting hard for the two teams. Coach John Bann has captain Swenson to go against captain Newman or Feldkamp of Massachusetts to win. Newman is back, Lobstery and Varner likely to start the second engagement. Newman of the Tigers has lots of staff and assists to have found good control on their team. They have not won in Kansas. This year Missouri appears to be about the best but on paper with a little less than 30 points for a barely buring staffing kick. Kansas has not been in so many games this season and their chances will be better once after the season with the Tigers. All this work, practice for the Kansu nine, will consist of games among different picked animals. Fidelity will be given plenty of work to do, as the infield was rather uncertain in the opening games against the Aggies. The Lake Wongwat of Bornholm Hawaii, and coach of a high school there, is back at the University to help teach his team members of the grand relay team that established a new world record at the Kansas Relay in 1923. It was he who coached but not yet coached well on the various Preemium teams. Never Gets a "Bite" From This Tobacco Jumper, Teen March 23, 1927 Larus & Bro. Co. Richmond, Va. Gentlemen; I have always wanted to smoake a pipe. After several attempts I gave my "taste" up, for each trial I got a blistered tongue. One evening, when looking over a certain outdoor magazine, I read that one of the company's leaders was using "Epoxywear" — I described it would try to "obtain" that. "The next day I faint to recover Eloise, so I don't have a chance not did it have, not I am a friend to the city, for my most Eloise knew me well. Edgeworth, and the local storekeeper." I catch fish and never get "a latt", from Edworth! Yours for keepin. H, V. Massey Edgeworth Extra High Grade Smoking Tobacco $7.95 Buys Guaranteed NATIONAL BATTERIES Get your friends to help buy it and you can all ride without cranking the old car. Phone 47 Three Tennis Courts Held for Women's Class Play EUDALY BROS. 634 Mass. The three tennis courts just south of the stadium are to be reserved for women's intramural and class tennis play every day in the morning, and for women's doubles in the afternoon, according to Miss Rita Howey, of the department of physical education. These courts will also be reserved at Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The courts are also to be reserved for the men of the women on Saturday and Sunday for intramural play. "If men are playing on these three courts, we will allow them to be designated to give them up," said Miss Rita Hower, member of the faculty in charge of the tennis play. "However, if the women are playing on other courts, men players may ask them to move to the courts reserved --a snappy, breath-taking, laugh-provoking musical extravaganza which gives Hollywood—the cinema capital—a satirical jab in the tibs. --a snappy, breath-taking, laugh-provoking musical extravaganza which gives Hollywood—the cinema capital—a satirical jab in the tibs. 4 Sport Notes --a snappy, breath-taking, laugh-provoking musical extravaganza which gives Hollywood—the cinema capital—a satirical jab in the tibs. Alain Cechman, substitute end on the football team last fall, was here during the Relays. He is working this summer, but will return next fall. Upsets seemed to be the order of her day, as one after another of the aerials were tapped from first bombs in the R联赛 events. Shelby of Oklahoma paid the unescaped when he embagged Sheriff of Texas to the high jumps. The sale of the bag to a police officer to be no further than six feet even. Donald Saureman was a pretty race in the university relay relay, sprinting hard at the end to gain third place for Kansas. Eleanor held on the mile relay, was polished, when Northwestern won by a nine-second decision in the end. Despite wind and wind the tie was established. Suiting You That's My Business Schulz, the Tailor Commencement Gifts Commitment Girls are most appropriate when they come from Introduction to Network Engineering Intramural Announcements Second round tennis and horseshoe results were all turned in by 6 p. m. today and pairings for third round matches will be posted in the morning. The draw is also played and reported by 6 p. m. Saturday, April 28. Vulcanite matches are scheduled week at 4:30 p.m. Mines are posted with maps and schedules to be seen while tubs and baths are to be opened at the outet room. Paintings for this week: Dj. du穆 Tuesday, 4:20 p. m. Kappa Gamma vs. Delta Tau Deta Eligua Chi vi vs. Phi Gamma Theta Phi Gamma Deta vs. Pi Upsilon Phi Gamma Deta vs. Pi Upsilon Delta Upsilon vs. Phi Kappa Pa Kappa Alpha vs. Beta Alpha 2. Sigma Phi Epsilon vs, Beta Theta p1 Thursday, 1:30 p. m. 1. Aloba Tau Omega vs. Delta Sigma Pl. Thursday, 1:30 p. m. 5. Phi Delta Theta vs. Pt Upsilon 6. Delta Tau Delta vs. Sigma Nu 3. Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Gamma 4. Sigma Chi vs. Chi Delta Sigma Delta A stirring tale of love and hate in the searing sands of Northern Africa. VARSITY Tonight ... Tomorrow Our Short Reels, Are Sure to Please Into the pres ent stalked the shadow of his past Shows - - - 3-7-9 Person: Matt 10.10 Exe: 10.50 Prices: Mat. 10-10 Exc. 10-50 Wednesday The screen's greatest lovers Thursday — Friday LYA D FUTH in "MIDNIGHT ROSE" "MIDNIGHT ROSE" Alteron—A movable auxiliary surface used for control of rolling motion, i.e. rotation about the fore and aft axes. 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Lowell's Goodyear Shoe Shop 17 West 9th 3 Doors West of Inner 9th Tommy Johnston's Band will play for the Varsity Saturday Night F. A.U. Get Dates — Be There — Get Hot Regular 9 o'Clock at $3.00 500 Music Festival Season Tickets SPECIAL for Students Only For Sale at Fine Arts Office Only Single Admission Price 50c Handel's "Messiah" by Lawrence Choral Union, 450 voices, Sunday, April 29, 8:00 p. m., K. U. Auditorium. Admission Skilton's "The Guardian Angel." by the Choral Union, assisted by a Children's Chorus of 200, accompanied by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Wednesday, May 2, 8:00 p. m., K. U. Auditorium. Minneapolis Symphony, Meribah Moore, Soloist, Thursday, May 3; 3:00 p. m., K. U. Auditorium $1.50 $2.00 Minneapolis Symphony, Jeanette Vreeland, Soloist, Thursday, May 3; 8:00 p.m. k. M. U. Auditorium... $2.50 Total $6.50 Reservations on Season Tickets April 18 - 25 Regular Season Tickets $4.00 On Sale at Bells Music Store, Fine Arts Office, Round Corner Drug Store