PAGE SIX THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1927 Oklahoma Games Hold Importance for Kansas Nine Sooner Defeats Would Pu Jayhawkers Near Top in Conference Standing Tomorrow and Saturday will finale the University of Oklahoma baseball minor league Lawrence to tangle with the Oklahoma State team, will have a decided bearing on the outcome of the Valley campaign. The Sooners come here directly from Manhattan where they met the Aguañada in games Wednesday and Thursday. If the Bummen can hand the Sooners two defenses they will pass them in the Valley race and be close on the heels of the pace setting Kansas Angies. Kansas will then have a chance to go into first place when they travel to Manhattan next week to meet the Angies. Kansas is fighting with their backs to the wall and must win nearly all of their remaining games if they are to win the championship. The Jay-Z and Michael Phelan teams, while the Scouts have won six and lost three of their games. If the Oklahoma's win their second game with the Aggies today they will come here with a game and a half lead. What else can be done if they are to pass the Scouts? Sooners Fell Last Week The other superstar critics have changed their time since the Oklahoma Aggies handed them two defeats last week. Before these games they were predicting a championship team with only the Kansas Aggies standing between them and the bunting. They have now taken into consideration the fact that Kansas is winning and will be elating their best to win. A slightly different Kawasaki lineup will greet the Sooners tomorrow as a result of the hitting displayed on their monitors. The team will hit third in the betting order instead of fifth, while Captain Livingston will be moved from fourth place to seventh. Culp, hard hitting driving down the line, Livingston's place as clean up hitter. The fielding lineup will also be slightly changed with Krechaus playing center field in place of Manee and Smith holding down right field. Manee has a sprained leg so likely probably be out of both games. Kansas Team Improved Oklahoma took the Jayhawkers into camp in two games earlier in the season and are out to make it four straight. However, the Kansas players have improved greatly in the past two months and will put up two good battles against the Sooners, which will be about fifty per cent in their hitting and the pitchers are just beginning to round into real form. Swenson, the Kansas southpaw with probably face the Sonner's in Friday's game and if he has his curves breaking right should hold the hard hitting Oklahoma's to a few hits. The presence of Swenson seems to add confidence to the Jokhawker team as they are on the road. Anderson is on the mound. Anderson will probably start Saturday's game with Johann being held in reserve. The Sooner hurling staff will be weakened by being forced to pitch against the Aggies this week and then coming here with only one day's rest to face the Kansas hitters. Coll Hunter and the Sooner "acees" will probably cause plummet in Kansas players. Both defeated the Jayhawks in games at Oklahoma. comedy News Fables Added Jack Miller's Radio Skyharks The game will start at 4 p. m., and Kansas fans will be forced to take their choice of seeing the track meet or the baseball game. However, Coach Huff expects to have the game met finished in time for the game. The probable lineups : Kansas Position Okhokona Kirchbuech ef James Klassen fs Shinshuana Kramer e Mayon Kramer 2b Wesley Wall if Arbuckle Wall 1b Arbuckle Livingston 2b West Smith 2b Hunters South or Anderson Jones Hunter or Coll Players to Meet Rockhill Tennis Match Is not Official. According to Allen The match arranged between the University of Kansas tennis players and the Rockhill Club team in Kanada, who were invited to the sanction of the athletic department, according to Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, "If the队 plays," said Doctor Allen, "it must be represented as representatives of the University." "Because of the ruling of the board of regents and the administration against Sunday sport, no contests can be scheduled on Sunday," said Doctor Allen. "The athletic board did not arrange this game." The University team is composed of Captain Campbell, Johnson, Scott and Clutter. Both Campbell and Johnson are former Kauai State players. Westport High School team, and the latter with the Northeast team. Intramural Track Meet Gets Under Way Today The first part of the spring intramural track meet will be run today at 4:30 p.m. according to John Saho. The intermedia coach and intramural director. Events to be run are: 100 yard dash, 120 high burdle, mile run, 440 yard dash, 880 yard relay, shot put, and pole vault. The rest of the events will be run on Tuesday, May 17, 4:30 p.m. All varity and freshman variety track men will be barred from the meet. Also all other men taking part in the meet at this time, according to Sabo. Any organized house making illegal substitution during the days of the meet shall forift all points made in the event, in which substitute occurred, and shall be penalized an additional 50 points. Miss Mildred Hall, of Ottawa, is visiting her sister, Florence Hall, c27 Track Men Get Chance to Avenge Last Year's Loss to M. U., Saturday Farley of Missouri and Grady Will Continue Fight for Supremacy In the 27th annual Kansas-Missouri dual track meet here Saturday, the Jayhawkers have a chance to avenge a decisive defeat registered over them by the Tigers in the outdoor dual meet last year. Missouri took 10 first outs out of 34 coming out to Kansas being the 440 yard dash, 220 yard low hurdles, the 100 yard dash, and the mile relay. Captain Howard Rooney, now coach of the freshman track team, set a new record when he won the 440 yard dash in 40.7 seconds. He also led the field to the tape in the 100 yard dash. This field included Farley of Missouri, the same man Kansas has an eye on this year. Captain Doorlenes won the 220 yard low hurdles, and a mile relay team composed of Engle, Mellnerney, Cooper and Rooney romped the distance to 0.12 f for a new record. The distance was Missouri 8k 1:24. Kansas 54 k 1:2. Bathing Suits Now Selling Farley may be in for another defeat this year at the hands of Grady. Last year the Jayhawk finished the 100 yard dash in the dual meet behind the Missourian but in the 1922 Kansas Relays, Gradys finished second to Locke, of Nebraska, with Farley trailing in third place. This year the two have continued their fight. To date, Farley has nosedGrady in three races—at the Kansas, Texas, and Drake Relays. In the qualifying dakes at Drake, Grady and Farley ran in different heats but both were timed at 9.8 seconds. In the finals the timed day, the men finished so close together that the judges had an irrorable score. Farley was finely declared first, Grady holds one defeat over his rival this year—the indoor record in the 50 yard dash. The 100 yard dash will not be to the only feature race between these two speed men here Saturday. The 220 yard dash, bringing them together for another clash. Lancaster is another Tiger who has caused Kannas track man a great deal of trouble in the past and it has been difficult for him to win if he fails to win firsts in his favorite events, the pole vault and broad jump. Cash and Benson in the pole vault and McHerney in the broad jump should take the measure of the Tiger. A society for the suppression of vice has been organized at McGill University. It condemns dancings, ballroom dancing, and hand-holding during lectures. A wonderful selection of Panamas, Leghorns and Sennits for your choosing-all the new braids and styles for Men and Young Men. The prices are "easy." Georges Myers Swiss Hats "Non-breakable" FRIDAY IS THE DAY Your Straw Hat is Here!! Panamas $6 Leghorns $5 Sennits $3 to $6 Glad to show you $4 $4.50 $5 $6 A home run by West, Oklahoma second baseman and three triples by other members of the team enabled the hard hitting University of Oklahoma baseball team to score a victory over Aggies yesterday. The win puts Oklahoma just a few points from the Aggies who are leading the Valley. Oklahoma Baseball Team Humbles Kansas Aggies Score by innings: Oklahoma 002 401 409 -7 8 3 Kansas Aggies 100 000 00 -1 7 7 Battles: Oklahoma; Coli and Mayes; Kansas Aggies: Marsh, Snyder and Miller. Pi Phi to Play Chi Omega Today's Baseball Game Will Be Last Before Finals Only a few more games remain to be played in the women's intramural baseball tournament. At 4:30 today, Chi Omega and Pi Beta Phi will play off the game which was won by the team and called at three o'clock on the count of darkness. Each of these teams has so far lost only one game. Tomorrow at 4:30 the last game of the tournament will be played between the two undefeated teams; Alpha Xi Delta winner of division 1 and T. N. T., winner of division 2. Last night Delta Zeta defeated Alpha Chi Omega 25 to 8. The score by innings was; Delta Zeta ___ 1 3 6 5 10 Alpha Chi ___ 2 4 1 1 Monday Wita Wentin forfeited to Alpha Xi Delta and Tuesday T. N. T. defeated Alpha Chi Omega 28-3. For the first time in the history of the institution a woman is president of the student council at Midland College. 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