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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1926
Organized Groups to Start Annual Intramural Race
Challenge Trophy Offered
Last Year Will Again
Be Awarded to
Winner
Plans for the intramural sports program for the fall and winter are being worked out now by John Sabe, director, and competition among the organized houses and groups will be under way in a few days.
The 32-inch trophy cup which was offered for competition last year for the first time will be up again this season. The trophy, which means that it is to be won by the same organization three times to obtain permanent possession. Last year the Phi Delta Theta's winnet to a championship with 551 points. O'S were second with 551 points.
Points are scored in all the different sports held during the year. Games that are to be taken up this fall are playground ball, which is substituted because of lack of interest in football, fall track and cross country.
The cross country run may be run in a relay series this fall. For this sport the men have to be in fair physical condition to stand the grueling grind, and as the participants rarely train for the events, it is likely the event will be changed to a cross country relay race.
An effort will be made as in previous years to interest more men in these sports. The organized houses respond all right but it is difficult to get the non-fraternity men together. Several boarding clubs organize cemets but the response is not among the unorganized houses.
The intramural program will continue throughout the year. During the winter months boxing, wrestling, swimming, handball and basketball bowls. In spring tennis, horseshoes, track and field and baseball will be the sports.
Entry blanks will soon be malted out to honeurs for the fall sports, or they may be obtained by calling for a gymnast. In the second floor of the gymnasium.
Bethany College, coached by Ad Lindecky, who captured the last K. U. team to beat Nebraska, has a fine outlook for the fall campaign. Florr, all-state center last year is back, with a flock of line men to fill the other positions. Tarrant and Barley are available for backfield duty plus Taylor, who was at K. U. last fall, and Lijstrom, a letterman from last year. Lindecky, who played in the defense and should annex another conference title, although the Swedes have one of the harsest schedules in years, playing Hays, Pittsburgh and Emporia Teachers, McPherson, Friends and Wesleyan.
Miss Ruth Reeble of Emporia, who attended the University of Kansas last year as a freshman and is taking her sophomore work at the College of Emporia, is visiting friends at Corbin Hall.
WANT ADS
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STUDENTS soaked darned by hand;
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WASHING and ironing and bumble work and day work by hour. Call 1356. 10
FOR RENT - Very desirable room is private home, near campus, for girls. Graduate or upper class stu dent preferred. Phone 14292. 1
WANTED -Student laundry. Prices reasonable and work done satisfactorily. Phone 2220 White. 20
WANTED-By expert, hand darning and repairing. All kinds of tailor work. 1221 Vermont, call 2144. 10
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING 50c. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky
FOR RENT-Quiet single room for graduate student, $12 a month. Inquire 1902 Rhode Island street. 1
FOR RENT—Single room for a girl
$12 per month, 1409 Mass. Phone
465. 11
ROOMS FOR BOYS: Modern house.
Single room $10, double room $20.
1817 Louisiana. 13
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in private family for two boys. Call Saturday or after 3 p. m. 116 W. 15th. Phone 1505 White.
STUDENTS wanted to address envelopes, spare time—steady work. Also saleman for adding pencils, luminous articles, calendar watches and other articles. B Company, Box 81, Lawrence, Kans. 10
FOR RENT—Single room for boy,
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DRESS making and alterations. Mrs.
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For Fountain Pens
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RANKIN'S DRUG STORE "Handy for the students" Phone 678 1101 Mas
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. I, E. R. BUSTACE
Ottobawai family office, Office at Red
Idenee, Lawcense, Kamala
Phone 463 1599 Massachusetts
DR. L.E. BENNING
Oculist, Fitting glasses a specialty. Test
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Phone 812
F. A. U. Filb
fun, cleaning, remodeling and repairing for
K. U. men and women. Salma made to
repair. Come and see me.
[29] Louisiana See me. Phone 1434
G. W. STEEPER & CO.
Latest Samples  Satisfaction Guarantee
Tailor to speculate men and women, Pre
LOST
Brown leather brief case in room 5.
central ad, between 8:30 and 10:00.
a. m. Tuesday. Return to Kannan
office. $5.00 reward. 15
VOICE LESSONS
arts. Amy Larrimore, former teacher of voice at Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia, Graduate of K. U. under Louise Miller, also artist pupil of Frank La Forge, New York City.
Phone 1448 Red
Don't Miss Out-and
Don't miss out on Convocations or important announcements because you neglect to read the Kansun Every Night.
Freshman Caps Now Selling!
Football Practice On
Baseball Teams "Scrappin" for First Place
Dempsey-Tunney Fight.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Top Coats selling at
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Interwoven
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IKES is no longer down town. But you will find him at 12th Oread ready to serve you the best of fountain goodies, cigars, toilet articles, drug sundries. He also makes the best punch in town.
Phone 970
Get that Date Now
The First Varsity of the Year "Tommie" Johnston's K. U. Serenaders
F. A. U. Hall
Saturday, Sept. 25
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$1.25 for stags
.75 a couple
Football Ticket Sale Open --- Buy Now For Good Seats
Season Ticket, 1 Home Games, $6.00. Single Games, $2 Each. All-Sports Season Ticket, $12.00.
Reservation of Student Activity Book Football Tickets Also Under Way. Bring Yours in Early.
ALL TICKETS AT ATHLETIC OFFICE