THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Women to Determine Tennis Championship By Open Tournament
Different Method of Arranging Matches For This Season to be Used
Final plans have been made for the women's tennis tournament which is to be played off this month beginning April 20. The women will play for the championship in both singles and doubles. Those interested in entering the tournament must sign up before p. 6 m., April 7, as the drawings will be made at that time to make up the team according to the tournament manager. A different method of running off the tournament is to be used this year.
The different brackets of the tournament will be run off at a certain time set instead of allowing the contestants to arrange time of playing. Under the new method, if the contestants play together for six minutes, it forfeits the set. Both tournaments will be run off by the process of elimination. The singles are to be run off irrespective of class. In the doubles, the winners of the class tournament will compete, and by elimination the winners of the doubles be determined.
If the entries are smaller than is expected, the tournament will open Friday afternoon, April 20, and will be played as follows: April 20, the first bracket of the singles and the class doubles; Saturday morning, April 21, the second bracket of the singles and the freshman-sophomore
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and junior-senior matches of the doubles; April 27, Friday afternoon, the third bracket of the singles and the completion of the doubles; and April 28, Saturday morning, the finals of the singles.
If more entries are made than are expected, the tournament will not begin until April 13. By closing the time of entry on April 7, and not the tournament until April 20, a week will be allowed for practicing.
The winners of the doubles will be given 50 points each for W. A. B.
The winner of the singles receives 100 points. By using the new method, players can compete in a sport manager hopes to create more interest and enthusiasm in the sport.
The owners of beauty shops in the vicinity of the University of Ohio campus are looking for new lines of endeavor. It is reported that the university women are using M. Cone's methods to become more beautiful.
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Yellow cards of the Pachacamac Political Society which are now tacked upon the bulletin boards and trees of our campus are a direct violation of the election rules in regard to advertising political tickets as enacted by the 1921-22 Coul. This committee was predominated at least three to one by members of the Pachacamac Society.
This goes hand in hand with their promises to do next year what they should have done the last two years. A vote for Black Mask will disapprove of a policy to enact laws to suit a few and to break apart if it proves to be a means toward an end.
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Black Mask Ticket Student Government by the Students
STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS
Richard "Dick" Stevens ... President
Ralph Stagg ... 1st Vice-President Jack McLean ... Secretary
Harold Burt ... 2nd Vice-President Glick Schultz ... Treasurer
Keefe O'Keefe ... Cheelerader
College Representatives
Mervein Graham
Hughes
Ralph Hower
Alan Hadson
Bob Gibson
Engineering Representatives
Law School
Charles Hall
Pharmic
Charles Sowder
Medic
Cranston Vincent
George Glaskin
Dwight Srow
Al Harmon
College Officers
Engineering Officers
Ken Miller ...President
Clyde Lucas ...Vice-President
Louise "Pep" Saltmarsh ...Secy-Treas.
Weldon Armstrong ...President
Marvin Barnes ...Vice-President
Athletic
ATHLETIC BOARD
Athletic Howard Gradv
Non-Athletic
“Shorty” Wyatt
Allen Simms "Red" Lutz
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Jack McLean needs little introduction. He carried the K.U. colors on the football field last fall and is a well-known man. As secretary of the Council he pledges himself to support the platform, attend meetings regularly, and to make faithful reports of Council meetings.
Black Mask Offers Leaders Pledged to A Specific Platform
The Candidates for the Council Offices Are Men Who Will Work Together
Dick Stevens, an excellent student who has been on University honor rolls for three years, heads the Black Mask ticket. He is a level-headed, mature man, who has handled a number of student activities with success. He has studied the student government problems and offers the remedies in his platform.
Ralph Stagg, candidate for first vice-president, is one of the leaders in the Engineering School. He is a member of the University band and is prominent in school activities.
Harold Burt is the Black Mask selection for second vicepresident. He is a football man and a major in the department of economics. He has a good scholastic standing and a reputation for integrity in the student body.
The Black Mask candidates for the Men's Student Council are pledged to carry out the following specific platform:
1. Open meetings of the Council.
2. Development of a strong sys tem of intra-mural athlet ics, open to all students.
3. More control by students on the Joint Committee on Student Affairs.
4. Efficient distribution of University activities over the school year.
5. All annual partes to be all-University affairs.
6. Non-partisan conduct of Council business.
7. Reduction of prices of Varsity dances.
Glick Schultz, candidate for treasurer, has been active in school affairs. He is a member of the Daily Kannan board of directors and positions on the Kanus staff, including that of editor-in-chief.
Student Black Mask Representatives
Black Mask has secured well-known men for college representatives for the Council, Martin Graham, Glenn Frazier, Ralph Hower, Aaron Davidson, and Jeremy Bard who will represent the College in the Council and they have signified their active approval of the platform.
George Glaskin, Dwight Sprow, and Al Harmon meet with the approval of the majority of students in the School of Engineering as their representatives to the Men's Student Council. They merit your support.
Charles Hall, Law representative, Cranston Vincent, Medic candidate, and Charles Sowler, Pharmic candidate for Pharmic representative, need no introduction to their respective schools. They are well-known men who will voice the sentiments of their schools in the Council.
Officers of the Schools
Ken Miller, Clyde Lucas, and
Louise "Pep" Saltmarsh are
College students who will
endear to promote a school
spirit in the College. As
officers of the College these
will put that school forward.
Waldon T. Armstrong, candidate for president of the School of Engineering, is the outstanding man in the Engine School. He is a Tau Beta Pi and a man of mature years. He is self-supporting. Marvin Barnes, vice-president, is an aggressive engineer who will advertise his school.
The Athletic Board
The Athletic Board Harold "Tuffy" Grady and Allen Simms are the Black Mask candidates for Athletic members of the Athletic Board. Grady is the highest "K" man in school while Simms is a track man.
"Red" Lutz and "Shorty" Wyst have shown their interest in athletics through participation in various athletic activities. They are candidates for non-athletic members of the Athletic Board.
"It's the Candidate that Counts"