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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY, APRIL 14, $027
Baseball Squad Leaves to Play Southern Teams
Oklahoma Aggies to Return Sixth Annual Jayhawk Game at Last of Month
The Kansas baseball squad bent the night for Winfield where they will play two games. One will be with St. John today and the Jayhawks will clash with Southwestern tommor row. Following this series, the team will leave for games with the Oklahoma Angies and Oklahoma University Redskins to play ball with these two teams for the last six or seven years. Both the University of Oklahoma and the Angies have exceptionally strong teams. The Angies always have one of the leading teams in the valley and the state university has a n team that is showing mid-season form. Oklahoma recently took a double header from Missouri and defeated the Tigers by 11 runs to score on the 11 hits garnered off the Spring pitcher.
Wall, Smith, and Maney complete an outfield of fly chases that will catch many balls that are marked for extra base hits.
Conch John Bann seems well mutilied with the showing of the Kanna squad. The hitting is weak but in intensive batting practice should remedy this fault. The Kanna club will receive good training and Bloodlust, White or Lichitter are ready to take the mound assignment.
The games will be played at Stillwater April 15 and 14, against the Oklahoma Aggies, and on April 19 and 20 against the University of Oklahoma at Norman. The Oklahoma Aggies will play return games at Lawrence sometime in the last of the month.
Following are the previous scores with the Oklahoma teams:
Women Tennis Players to Meet in Tournamen
The women's intramural tennis tournament is pet in the first sting, due to the rainy weather of the post week or so, which has presented playing. The houses entered are still playing individually, in the preliminary eliminations. Tuesday there will be a meeting of the managers of the women's intramural tennis tournament, it will be decided just how much more time will be allowed for this.
It will probably be about a week until entry blanks are sent out to each house for the entering of their committee organization or may enter four women for the singles and two twomens, composed of two women each, for the doubles. The entry blanks must be issued and turned in by Friday, April 22.
Entries for Wrestling
Tourney Close April 12
The deadline for entrants in the intramural wrestling tournament has been set for Wednesday, April 13. The entries must be accompanied by 8I. The fee for all organizations. Weight will have to be made on that deadline, and the entrants will be allowed in at the gymnasium the morning.
Three Tarahumaras Are Working Out Daily for Kansas Relay Race
All entrants in the horseshoe and tennis tournaments must turn in their scores by Saturday, April 15, if their scores are to count. The limit has been set for 9 m. of that day. The maximum number of entrants is 10 feet and they may secure horseshoes at any time at the gymnasium.
Protection Asked for Indians During Run to Lawrence Highway
The three Tarzan University Mexican Indian embarkation runners who will establish a record for the run between Kansas City and the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium April 23, in connection with the Fifth Annual Kansas City, are in training in Chicago City, Chishunba, and working out every day threeprinting by Pre F. Allen, from C. M. Peraila, regional educational director of Mexico.
Portraits is cochonian over the number of the Mexican iron men to the central United States and believes that the move should do much owning establishing international good between the United States and Mexico.
on Highway
He is practically certify the women rumours will be secured for the trot from Tipuai to Lawrence on the same day. He also has something of the difficulty of getting communication with the Indian rumours in their native caves in the white of the Mexican Sierra is shown by the following extract from Pereira's diary.
As regards the girl runners I expected he and you within a few days a olympian that they also are here to part in the run with the men.
"It was different to get into communication with them because they want to their villages in the Sierra, a considerable distance from Creed Station on the Orient railway, that is to say, between 200 and 300 kilometers beyond the station; but I am expecting a telegram or telephone message from them in the next Saturday, but you should understand that from Creed to Chihuahua the trains run only on Tuesdays and Saturdays."
Something of the interest created by the Tandamara Indian runners on their recent 89 mile run in Texas is shown by Peralta's letter in the latter that详言 of police protection be furnished to keep the traffic clear for runners. The Victory highway, and in Lowrieve, so the runners will not hot time as they did because of the crowded condition of the highway in Texas.
Students at the Ohio State University not as pages in the Ohio State Senate. Of the 21 pages in the Sontea Student Activities Paper, 12 are students in the University.
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Gridiron Candidates Arranged for Initial Spring Practice Game
Saturday's Serimimage Delayed by Rain! Snappy Workout
In Studiobook
Is Scheduled
With a cessation of the rain and a warm sum bauting down on the men, Conch Cappon sent the football squad through the first scrimmage of the spring practice sessions. Cappon had planned to hold the scrimmage Saturday, but was prevented by rain.
Conch Cappon started Shenk and Hauer at ends for the first sound, with Olcen and Schofflin at tackles, Myers and Sherwow were the guards, and they held the other sound Mullins and Akers held down the ends, Lahamh and Ohlhamn the tackles, and Cooper and Logan guards. Henderson opposed Barton at the center position.
Captain Barrett Hamilton started the game as quarter on the first squad. Carnahan and Cooper were the halfbacks, with Allen Eupat at the full position. On the other squad Fritts was at quarter, with Lymon and Lawrence at half and L. Miller at fullback.
Cappon has shifted Lamham from end to tackle. Lamham is fast and shifty, and should make a good tackle. Lamham has had more experience in the line than at the end and it is expected that it will serve him to advantage. Olsen and Schpelfin have also been making a good show, while Ohlmanus has plenty of weight to make a prime lineeman.
Conch Cappon has given the men
several plays, most of which start from a punct formation, and these plays were used to good advantage. There are still several men on the injured list, and none of them are expected to be out very soon.
Spring football will end the Thursday before the Relays, as the dressing rooms will be needed Thursday and Friday for the track meet.
The municipal reference bureau "bureat"
received over twenty new books within
the last two weeks. "Municipal Ad-
ministration," by L. D. Upson; "Municipal
Finance," by A. E. Buck; and
"Government of European Cities," by
W. B. Munro are among the more
important books in this new lot.
Bureau Gets New Books
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
The Pan-Hellenic association of Northwestern University is planning a two-week trip to Yellowstone and Eaton Park, next summer. The women will attend the university in cities visited on the trip, and they think that this will serve as a means of becoming acquainted with similar organizations on other campuses, as well as to form a group will be limited to 200 women.
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Phone 441
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Coulson. Fitting glasses a speciality. Turtles the eye, ear, nose and throat.
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Sold in pound and half-pound boxes with envelopes to match
Stop in on your way home.
Rankin's Drug Store 11th & Mass. Phone 678
The Memorandum debaters, of the University of Minnesota, won prominence when they defeated Wisconsin, Chicago and Evanton ornamental teams this year.
There are approximately 1100 fraternity men and 1300 non-fraternity men in the University. The independent ticket offers the proper proportion of 15 fraternity and 18 non-fraternity candidates.-Adv.
Spring Furs
Phone 235 145 Maine St.
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Satisfying the trade's demands with a vailed assortment of spiky fur collars and dressed spike make it worth while buying here.
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