ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MAKES B. B. AWARD
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Pays $200 to State High School Champions to Attend Interscholastic Meet
PROMOTES BETTER GAME
Gives Kansas Team Opportunity to Compare Other Styles of Playing
In accordance with a ruling of the University Athletic Board, Dr. F. C. Allen Director of Athletics has notified the Fort Scott High School basketball team, winners of this year's high school title, that the Athletic Association is prepared to pay $2000 to the University and to the National Inter-scolastic tournament which will be held in Chicago beginning next Monday, April 3.
Word has been received from Prof. J, W. Shidler, principal of Fort Scott High School that arrangements have been practically completed for the trip. The business men of Fort Scott have contributed an additional $300.00 toward the expenses as the estimated cost of the journey is $500.00.
Two years ago Winfield was unable to make the trip. Last year Newton was ready to leave for Madison Wisconsin, at which place the tournament was to be held, when they received notice that the tournament, which was to have been under the auspices of the University of Wisconsin, had been called off. The tournament this year will be held in Bartlett Gymnasium, under the auspices of the University of Chicago.
The plan of offering a cash prize each year to the winning team of the state tournament, was suggested by Doctor Allen. The idea back of it is to give the state of Kansas an opportunity to compare the style of basketball played by its teams with that of the teams of other states. The prize is given only on condition that the winning team attend the national tournament and actually compete in it.
THE BOXERS MIXED IT UP
Industrial School Lads Pleased
Disabled Vets
Ten of Capt. W, P. M. Launer's battens from the State Industrial School at Topeka mired it up in some lively bouts last night at the smoking giver and held a rally, Disabled Veterans of the World War at the American Lego rooms.
Three of the lads—Poison Ivy I, and Cracker-Day Woods—hailed from Galena, and were tough and active fighters. Bull Dog Smith was another gallant fighter, and was announced as coming from Wichita. Two Ethiopian gentleman, George Washington and Grasshopper Horton, presented some specimens of the native animals in recent towns in the state. Five single bouts and two battles royal were put on for the benefit of the disabled men.
The smoker was closed with a business session and a talk by John R. Dyer, dean of men and counselor to the United States Veteran's Bureau.
Arrangements Complete For Freshman Frolic
All arrangements have been completed for the Freshman Frolic, which is to be given tonight in Robinson Gymnastium. George Docking, manager of the Frolic, announced this week that orchestra would furnish the music.
One of the features of the evening's entertainment will be a dance number by several small Lawrence children. The color scheme for the decorations will be gold. The dance will begin promptly at 9 o'clock and continue until one.
KAPPAS ARE WINNERS OF B. B. INTRA-MURAI
Women's All-Tournament First and Second Teams Are Selected
Kappa Kappa Gamma engraved its name on the women's intra-mural trophy cup for the second time, last night, when Wankanta was defeated 22-13. McDonald Mc and Leah Floyd scored for the winners. Bertha Cronin and Louise Marvin were the Wankanta forwards. The Kappas have now won the cup two consecutive years.
The organizations were divided into two groups. Wankanta and Kappa Kappa Gamma were the winners of the tournament, while smaller cups for that distinction.
The intra-mural games have been played on a three-court field, each player playing half the field and each team being composed of five players. This is an innovation in women's basketball and another new ruling gives to a basket made by an overhead shot only one point.
Women's Intra-Mural All-Tour-mentation Teams FIRST TEAM
Nestor Moore...Pi Beta Phi
Marion McDonald...
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Bernice Blair...Pi Beta Phi
Dorothy Higgins...
...Kappa Kappa Gamma
Olive Ashley...Wankanta
SECOND TEAM
Center
Virginia Kuttler... Wankanta
Grandpa
Bertha Cronin...Wankanta
Leah Floyd..Kappa Kappa Gamma
Davida Olinger...
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mary Helen Hamilton.Pi Beta Phi
College Mid Semester Grades
Freshmen should obtain their grades within the next week by consulting their advisers. Lists of advises with the office hours of their advisers are posted on the bulletin board next to the Business Office in Pratt Hall. Classes in which there are still incomplete, no mid-semester grades for upperclass will be given out until next week.
Ochino announces the pledging of Howard Nailor, e'22, of Topeka, and Winfried Albright, e'24, of Brewer.
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SWIMMING MEET APRIL 12
Red Cross Life-Saving Corps Examination Will Follow
The competitive inter-school swimming tournament is to be held in the Robinson Gymnasium pool April 12. This content is open to all men in the United States and to American Red Cross Life-Saving Cars examination April 19.
Schedule of events of the tournament include fancy diving, plunge for distance, distance and distance free style swims, back and breast stroke races, and a potato race. All men wishing to enter the tournament may do so by signing at the gymnasium. At college have signed and Instructor Patrick is desirous of entries from the other Schools.
Following the tournament, the Red Cross Life-Saving Corps examination will take place April 19, and will include resuscitation, support and carry. break strangle grip, and an oral examination on life-saving methods. The Life-Savings Corps is a national organization and great interest is expected to be shown in the coming tournament and Corps examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Feis Return From Their Wedding Trip
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Feis have returned from their wedding trip and are now living at 623 Indiana Street. Professor Feis is a Harvard graduated and is an associate professor in the department of economics and commerce.
Mrs. Fels was formerly Miss Ruth Stanley-Brown, a granddaughter of former president, James A. Garefil, and a daughter of Joseph Stanley-Brown of Kew Gardens, L. I. Mrs. Fels, who graduated from Vassar in 1915, is known in literary circles, through her work on the Dial.
The wedding took place at Lawn-
field, the Garfield country home at
Monitor, Ohio, where Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders met the bride. James A. Garfield were married.
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Wiedemann's Tea Room Service
The Dining Service Supreme
Former K. U. Students Married
Miss Milian Slavens, fa, and Mr.
Albert Teed, L.L.B.15, were married
Saturday at the home of the bride's
parents in Hutchinson. Mrs. Teed
was a member of Pi Beta Phi. Mr.
Teed is now with the Mid-West Equip-
ment Company of Hutchinson. The
couple will make their home in that
itty.
FROSH BASEBALL IMPROVING
Are Practicing Daily—Size of Squad Has Been Cut
Freshman baseball practice is progressing daily under the coaching of John Bunn. About seventy-first year men reported for practice the first of the season, but the squad has been cut to twenty-five.
Of the men remaining on the squad, of them are promising pitchers, and the others are about proportionately divided between the infield and outfield. No training beyond the simple rudiments of the game has been attempted as yet, but now that the squad has been reduced to a good working size, the training will be more intensive as well as extensive.
The members of the squad are: Kirry, Johnson, Morrison, Minnistree, Kennedy, Reck, King, Dinen, Hollinger-worth, Smith, Davis, Cole, Denny, Earl, Hassan, Brice, Vano Birchs, Vano Birchs, Brady, Price, Herrick, Skauer, Campbell, Dodge and Wins.
Don Miller of New Haven, who has been visiting at the Sigma Alpha Epilogue house this week, left Friday for Philadelphia. He is a long-time friends before returning to his home.
Johnston's Chocolates for that sweet tooth. Fresh shipment every week at the Rankin Drug Store--adv.
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French Museum Sends Collection to K. U. Man
Word was received this morning by letter from the National Museum of Natural History of France, stating that the holders of the collection of Farnsworth were invited to the Museum, wished to send their entire collection to the University of Kansas for examination and study by Prof. H. B. Hungerford, professor of entomology here. The National Museum of the oldest museum in the world.
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At present Professor Hungerford is working on a collection sent him for determination by the Museum of Natural History in Berlin. As soon as he concludes his work on this collection, he will receive the collection from France, he said. Professor Hungerford is known as an authority on aquatic hemitrophe, one branch of zoology. He has also made a special study. He has also published several works on this order of aquatic insect.
Pompeian Day Cream will keep the skin in a wonderful condition. Rankin Drug Store—adv.
April 1st
Means April fool's day for many but it really means the release of new April Victor Records.
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