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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1028
Football Men Out Today for First Practice Session
Coach "Bill" Hargiss Sees
Proteges Go Through
Initial Spring
Workout
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Coach "BHP" Harries, with Lyon Waldorf and Steve Hinsha, viewed Jayhawkman guide candidates (this is one of the initial spring practice of the year).
Sixty men checked out uniform last Friday and Saturday, and a number of others reported this afternoon. Despite the fact that several men are showing up for other sports there are still a few squads and squadrals who have not been heard from.
Lieutenant Meyers, assistant freeman coach last year, was also on hand to help.
Afterternoon workouts will begin at 3:30, so that most of the players will be able to report on time after their afternoon classes. Work on the new dummies will begin as soon as they are put up ready for use.
Following are those who have signed up for practice: Letter men Captain Harold Hunser, Roland Lognan; varsity reserves and squad members, Reinhold, Lashbrook, Payne, Grimes, Thompson.
Freshman numeral men: Mosley
Atkinson, Cox, Stockwell, Stronow,
Fetty, Ramsey, McCormick, Gimpn,
Foy, Knipe, Sorem, Britton, Gimpn,
Carpenter, Fisher, Snell Gfeller, London,
Carlson, Carlson, Lamb, Davis.
New men: Miller, Dalton, Sleumer
Ward, Pubbuck, Brown, Scott, Hill
Bowler, Bray, Hunt, Burnett,
Turner, Burrett, Kleinger, Lynn
Scott, Oshborn, Tinton, Sturgis, Ponter,
Liberman, Gibbs, Harvey, Parker
Kimberly, Shultz, Endicott
Klims, Meke
Practice Last Week Shows Good Hitting Power of Ball Tean
New System of Dividing Squad Into Three Groups Helps in Workout
Extended batting practice Saturday with the pitchers missing nothing but straight hits, indicated considerable damage to the bat and part of the dashback baseball apparatus.
A new system was tried out by Coach John Rum by which more work will be accomplished, he thinks. The team will take on a more difficult portion of which was composed of variety men and others to fill in. The variety team went to but first with a second team in the field and the other batting out files and grounders on the other side.
After warm-ups -- - - - - - -
A variety of battles of hitting the varsity took the field, the second team in the field batted flies, and the other team went to the plate. A third change allowed each nine to alternate between batting in batting, field and飞着切换.
Varsity Bats 9 Innings
Bene says that this method saves time taken up in changing positions and lessens the danger to the pitcher's arm between injures.
Johnston and Erickson Pitch
Johnston and Ericsson served them up to the varisity. An especial liking was taken to Johnston's fast ones and they crashed out 12 bits and 11 runs in the five innings he was in the box. The last four innings Ericsson limited the baton to one hit and six runs. The fielders committed six errors.
Anderson Pitched Last Innings
Swenson and Anderson, regular pitchers last year, turned in the best performances on the mound by holding their hitting opponents to six hits and a single score. Their team-mates booted the ball three times.
Anderson pitched the last two innings of the second game and the first four of the third in which he was hit five times, and scored against twice. Chids allowed six hits and runs in the five innings he pitched.
Tht varsity line-up was as follows:
Culp, 1b; Johnson, 2b; Livingston, ss;
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Left to right: Dr. Otto Pelzer, famous German runner, Kay Conger, of the Illinois Athletic Club, Lloyd Hoad, Boston Athletic Association, photographed before the “mile of the century,” the great race in the Knights of Columbus annual meet in Burlington, one second Garden. The race was run by Hahn in 4 minutes, 13 seconds, one second the world’s indoor record held jointly by Numi and Ioi Joy.
Haskin, 3b; White, If; Smith, ef;
Schmidt, rf; Kraemer, c; Swenson,
Anderson, p.
The other line-ups were: Tomlinson, 11; Clark, 21; Kaufman, 5a; Moedemann, 3b; Outhand, 1f; Lichliver, fv; Stahlwack, s; Stahlwack, f; Johnston, 4r; Erickson, f.
Snowden, b., Huff, b., Marcousc
as; Childs, b., p. Stallwitt, b., Kolzer-
m, f.; Stafford, f.; Harper, rf; Ac-
ceration, t.
Maney and Beardsley were also out and got into the batting practice.
Final Intramural Games to Be Played This Week
The final games on the intramurial basketball schedule will be played tonight and on Wednesday and Thursday nights the semi-final and final rounds will be completed on Robinson gymnasium court.
Victors in divisions one and two will clash at 8 o'clock and winners in divisions three and four will meet at 9 o'clock Wednesday, while on the following night at the same time the championship and championship play will be contested in physical competition. The consolation game for final one will precede the final one.
Election of new members was held at a meeting of Kansas Alpha chapter of "Phi Beta Kappa this afternoon," and it will probably be announced tomorrow.
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Tennis Team Needs Men to Try Out for Squad
Tennis practice is being held at 3:20 every afternoon of the week and as yet but about six have been anyways of coming out for the team.
One veteran from last year remains, Charles Clutter. Clutter is netting captain and is in charge of the practice work. Those coming out my George Almond, George Geill, Fumon James, James Smythe and Charles Sapper.
The first meet is at Columbia, Mo,
April 14. New men will represent
Kansas at the final contests and more
competitions. Intrasquad games are
- Final Intramural Games
Mes, P. E. K., Walker, widow of dean
P. E. Walker, left last night for Port
Worth, Tewa, where she will stay for
a month.
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Aero Club Plans Banquet
Landing Field to Be Selected for Air-Tour Fliers
engineering; George C. Shand, dean of the School of Architecture and Engineering; and perhaps one or two others;
A representative from the Wichita Aerial Club was to be in Lawrence this afternoon to select a loading field to be used when the Kansas Air-Tour fleers come to Lawrence, in April, to grant the land nidal club its charter. The Aero Club met generously afternoon in the old Commons building, and the third of the scales of lectures on aeronautical subjects was given by C. M. Buntzinger, who spoke on "Magnettes and Trouble Shooting." The club is constantly growing, now having 31 members, and plane are now flying here on aeronautics in Lawrence, according to Richard Wills, until c. secretary.
Workman, Ames' Coach,
Announces Spring Lineup
A hammock at the Thimble Tea room is planned for Wednesday night at 7 p. m. Officers in the air corps at Pt. Leavenson will be present to speak to the members of the club, *a* member of the leaders of the faculty, *a* to be at the club, *a* to attend the club Chancellor **E** H. Lindley, A. H. Sina, professor of mechanical ecn
Ames, Iowa, March 19—No variety football men will be eligible for spring football practice at Iowa State College, at Ames, according to an announcement of Coach Noel Workman. Coach Workman plans to have the entire varsity sound next on a par as far as knowledge of the game is concerned. He said that varsity men on the team often did better when new men and coaches drop out before the season opens in the fall.
This plan will give the new candidate a greater incentive to work to gain a position on the variety squad, he said.
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During the remainder of the morning and early part of the afternoon Sir. Dillis will interview seniors who
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