THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928
PAGE FOUR
Haskell Will Meet Kansas Tomorrow in Second Game
Seventeen Squad Members to Stay for Practice During Easter Vacation
Haskell and Kansas baseball teams will tangle in their second exhibition contest on the University diamond southeast of the stadium tomorrow afternoon, starting at 3 p. m. In a. K. team Saturday the Kansas team won from 1-0.
Seventeen members of the varsity squad will stay here for intensive practice during the Easter vacation, as Dr. Danm announced this morning.
Practice Twice Daily
Practice will be held twice daily during the vacation, according to Coach Bunn, and effort will be made to train players who will open the Missouri valley baseball season with a two-game series with the Kansas Aggies April 13 and May 28.
They are: Kramer, Swenson, Anderson, Lee Johnston, Lacklery, Johnston, Livingston, Johnston, Livingston, Culp, Childa Schmidt, Mancey, McCoys, and McDonnell.
It is Coach Burn's plan to bring Childs in, the infield at third base, Culp taking short, Livingston second, and Hill remaining at first. Childs' hitting has been showing up especially, and giving him a bid for a position.
Childs' Hitting Is Strong
Lichtery, White, and Varner, will probably take turns on the mound in tomorrow's game. Claiborne Sweeney will be the contender in a creditable fashion. A radial change may be effected in the inflict line-up tomorrow for experi-
Thomson, whose work at second has been very creditable, may be shifted
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to first base, his regular position, if Hill does not show improvement at bat. Various combinations for the infield will be tried out and it is very much a matter of conjecture as to whether an infield line-up will be for the season.
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In a practice game last night the second team defeated the regulars by a score of 3-1. The field spelled the regulars' defeat. A plan by which the men may get practice against the best pitching, is to have their workers work on the second team. Lee Johnston pitched for the second string last night with Harper on the mound.
Admission for tomorrow's exhibition game will be free. John Levi and Dr. L, E. Bise will offer it.
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Another ACHACAMAC PRACTICAL LATFORM
1. Student Directory
Publication of a compact student directory with distribution by October 15 is planned by the present student council. Re-election of a Pachacamaca council will assure this much-needed directory at minimum cost.
2. Athletic Board
With the appointive captain system replacing the elective plan student representation determined by a general student election should be restored. Pachacamae will secure an elective system that will make student board members more than mere figure-heads.
3. Council Continuity
Two-year council terms will assure continuation of council business and normal functions without a halt, even with a general change of membership. Such a plan for two council representatives is being perfected by the present council.
4. Publicity and Influence
A. STUDENT HOSPITAL
Pachacamae functioning student council committees will secure adequate public on and direct public opinion to influence needful changes in the existing order. Specifically, Pachacamae will work toward:
To employ a thorough campaign of publicity and to use council influence to secure adequate student hospital and dispensary service for the University.
B. ADVERTISING THE UNIVERSITY
To co-operate with the Alumni Association through the County Club movement, with the University publicity director and other agencies to organize a more effective system of advertising the merits of the University.
C. SUNDAY LIBRARY HOURS
To lead the public demand for Sunday library hours and confer with the proper authorities in the movement to secure satisfaction.
D. SIGN BOARDS
To work through publicity, public opinion and a council committee to secure the abolition of individual outdoor signboards on the campus.
5. Continuation of—
A. FUNCTIONING STUDENT COUNCIL
A Pachacamac council will continue the good work of the present administration and fulfill all pledges.
B. EQUITABLE REPRESENTATION
C. STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Fraternity and non-fraternity have equitable representation in Pachacamec and on Pachacamec tickets.
The present student council, elected by Pachacamac, brought real student government back to the Hill; re-election of a Pachacamac ticket will assure a record for next year comparable to that of the present council.
---The 1927-28 Record----
1. Sunday emails recorded.
2. Cheerleader selection based on trousers.
2. Cheerleader selection based on tryouts.
3. Jayhawker appointments on merit basis.
4. Student cheering section—at last.
5. Hell week regulation.
6. Regulation of farewell parties.
7. Revision of constitution.
8. Combined class party-varsity dances.
9. Effective handling of student discipline through the executive committee.
10. Cap and gown rental lowered by commencement committee through council suggestion and cooperation.
"ON WITH STUDENT GOVERNMENT"