THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
JAYHAWK NINE TIED WITH TWO FOR FIRST
Kansas, Washington and Nebraska Lead Valley With 9 Games Won, 3 Lost
PIKER SCHEDULE FINISHED
By Winning Remaining Four Games Clark's Men Take the Championship
With the close of the season but two weeks distant, and only four more games to play, the Kansas baseball nine is tied for first place in the Mia souri Valley Conference with two other teams. Washington and Nebraska have won two nines games and have won three games and lost 750, giving them a percentage of 700.
Washington has finished its valley schedule already, Nebraska has but two games to play, both with Kansas. If Nebraska wins both of its games it will coin the valley championship wit a standing of 785 per cent. If Kansas takes three out of the four remaining games, the championship will be tied between the Jayhawkers and the Washington Fikers. If Coach Clark's nine can make a complete sweep of the remaining games, Kansas will have captured the Valley Championship twice in as many years.
Drake and Grimmell do not have baseball teams entered in the valley competition this year. Plans are being made to have both these schools represented in next year's schedule, and to have each team meet every other team in the conference for at least two games. This year, Kansas and Washington, the two teams that to the list, did not meet each other.
The games this week will be played Thursday and Friday afternoons beginning at 4 o'clock. The Kansas Aggies from Manhattan will be the opposing team, Either Moss or Starry of St. Mary's College will unpile Thursday's game, and Lary Qiagie of affiliate at a Friday's contest. More.
Baseball Standings of Missouri Valley Teams:
won lost per c
Kansas 9 3 150
Washington 9 3 750
Nebraska 9 3 750
Missouri 4 6 400
Oklahoma 5 9 357
Kansas Aggies 2 6 250
Ames 1 9 100
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Meeting of Chemical Society
The American Chemical Society,
Kansas City section, held its May
meeting at the University of Kansas
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
W. H. Leverett of the National Zine
Co., Kansas City, Kan., spoke on "Sulphuric Acid Manufacture."
SNAPPY HANDBALL PLAYED
Semi-finals, Ran Off Friday Proved Hard Fought
Handball fans witnessed two fast games of handball Friday afternoon when the semi-finals of the handball tournament were played. All games were well played and showed good skill in slapping the rubber ball. Scores, George Lynse vs. H. Liggett—Liggett, 12-16, 21-14. Watterson vs. J. Allison—Allison 19-21, 21-17, 21-19. Lyon was playing with berratic. Watterson played a very head game, but Allison's determina- tion hard playing overcame it. The last game was an especially hard fought game, the score standing 19 all for nine or ten minutes.
The finals between Allison and Liggett will be held Thursday 12:30 p.m. on the court in the basewall of the Gymnasium. Every invictus to come, as there will be some fast and hard-fought games played.
Phi Lambda Theta Holds Meeting
Pri Lambda Theta, honorary educational sorcerity, hold its last regular business meeting of the year last Friday night. The following officers were elected for the coming year; President, Helen Welch, c²³; vice president, Helen Welch, secretary; secretary, Nell Higgins, c²³; secretary, Helen Roll, c²³; treasurer, Corrine Bock, c²³; keeper of the records, Myra Lungenfelter, c²³.
Marie Russell, a senior and a major student in the department of economics, has been awarded a $600 fellowship in Social and Economic Research, in the Women's Educational and Industrial Union of Boston, Mass. Notification of her appointment was just recently received through Lucile Eaves, director of research work in Simmons College, with which the Women's Industrial Union is connected.
Miss Russell has been doing excellent work and is an "A" student in the department of economics. She is a member of Gamma Epilion Phi, Phi Kappa Kappa Phi and Phi Beta Kappa. She will take up her work in September.
This is the second year that this fellowship has been awarded to a
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Miss Fressa Baker who was awarded the fellowship last year is now in Boston working under it.
One of the most interesting art displays in Lawrence was on exhibit at the home of Mrs. A. Henley, 713 Louisiana Street, Sunday afternoon, when she entertained the members of the Cosmopolitan Club. Combined with her interestin collection which she gathered on her trip around the world were copies and originals of the
Cosmopolitan Club Sees Henley Art Collection
Mrs. Henley gave a most interesting lecture, explaining the paintings and telling historical facts about the European countries, the Egyptian Pyramids and the famous cathedrals to be found abroad. Music was furnished by students of the University, and Mrs. Henley, assisted by Mrs. Mitchell, served refreshments to her guests.
A meeting of the Women's Glee Club will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Room 10, Main Aitd at 8:00 o'clock expected to be present—B. Lazelle
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Conference Championship Games Admission 50c Both Games Called at 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday, May 25-26 Varsity Field
Missouri Valley Conference Track and Field Tennis and Golf Meet
Kansas Stadium
Preliminaries Friday, May 26, 2 p.m. General Admission, 75c Finals, Saturday, May 27, 2 p.m. Reserved Seats near finish, Admission $1.00 South half of East Stand, Admission 75cickets on sale at Round Corner Drug Store and Athletic Office
No season or activity tickets good for Missouri Valley Contests
All "K" men must secure their tickets at Athletic Office
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