THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
A FOOTBALL GAME SATURDAY MORNING
To Be Played by Two Teams Picked From Spring Football Candidates
ON FIELD SOUTH OF GYM
Have Been Having Stiff Practice —New Men Are Showing Promise
Coach George "Patsy" Clark announced today that a football game would be played next Saturday morning on the practice field south of the gymnasium. The two teams will be picked from the squad of candidates who are out for spring football. The game is to be played as one of the features of the entertainment for the high school men who will be here this week-end for the State High School Basketball Tournament,
The squad of fifty men is practicing daily on the football of the gymnasium. There will be no let-up in the training until the weather be better, and Coach Clark, with the help of several varsity letter men, has been putting the squad through some stiff practice. The new men out are showing great promise and prospects look good for next season for positions on next year's team.
Spring practice is primarily important to the success of a football team, according to Coach Clark, and especially so for Kansas this year, because of the early game next fall with the Army at West Point.
From present indications, it looks like the following men will have a good chance for the team next fall: Wolf, Cave, Mosby, Wilbur, Kendall, Hodges, Burt, Anderson, Slower, Holderman and Haley. Several others are showing up in practice also, and there are some who are making good so far are: Captain Higgins, Black, Davidson, Edwards, and McLean.
To Start Soccer Ball In Men's Physical Ed.
Soccer will be started by the department of physical education with a preliminary meeting in the Gymnasium of all those interested in the game.
Any student in school is eligible to enter. This work may be substituted for regular gymnastics exercise with the arrangement with the instructor.
The soccer teams will be under the direction of Ralph E. Wing, who has had considerable experience with soccer in high school and in the army. Mr. Wing desires to have a league of sixteen players who will play each other in soccer contests.
Junction City, Kan., March 15.—Mrs. Charles Moyer, 42, her daughter, and 6, her baby were burned to death here today when fire caused by an oil stove explosion, destroyed the bank building in the town of the railroad yards. Moyer, section foreman, succeeded in rescuing a four-year-old son.
The team will practice Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:30.
John Bunn, Frosh Coach Wants Base Ball Men
John Bump will coach the freshman baseball team this year, "Potty" Clark, head baseball coach, announced today. Bunw wishes to have all the first year prospects who will try for the team, meet him in the coach's room in the gymnasium at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
When Coach Clark was freshman coach in 1916, Bunn was out for the team and there received his first coaching. Since that time Bunn has played baseball each season during the time he has been in the University
ade three letters in baseball,
force in football, and three in basket-
ball.
SENIOR B. B. TEAM WINS CUP
Score 37-29 in Last Inter-class Tournament Game
The senior women's basketball team is the winner in the inter-class tournament. The seniors won the decisive game last night, by a 37-29 score. The class of '25 will be awarded the silver medal to the junior class of the tournament by the W. A. A.
The freshmen have second place in the tournament, the juniors are rated next, and the sophomores have fourth place.
The varsity team will be chosen soon, according to Miss Hoover, instructor in the department of physical education. The women who obtain pices on this team are given twenty-five extra points for a sweater.
Sociology Club will meet this evening in Room 206 Fraser at 7:30. Mrs. Henry Cohen, cx-director of the Jewish Education Institute of Kansas State University, will attend an important meeting and all members are especially urged to be present.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The first of the intra-mural games will be played tonight at 7:15. The games scheduled for tomorrow night have been postponed on account of the high school tournament that is to be held here.
Al Eteno will hold its regular meeting on Thursday in Room 131 Fraser, at 4:30 o'clock. Election of officers.
Quill Club will meet Thursday,
March 16, in Fraser Rest Room at
7:30 o'clock—George Struble, President.
Mrs. R. A. Kent and Mrs. F. J.
Kelly will entertain the Newcomers
Club with a thimble party Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Kent, 200 W. Twelfth.
Spring Clothes Ready—
There will be a meeting of the Sociology Club tonight in Room 206, Fraser, at 7:15 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Cohen of the Jewish Educational Institute of Kansas City, Mo., will speak on work related to the Institute with which
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Fifteenth Annual State
High School Championship
Basketball Tournament
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
March 16,17,18
Schedule for Thursday Night
Emporia vs Oakland 6:15 p.m.
Soldier vs Roosevelt 7:00 p.m.
LAWRENCE vs Parsons 7:00 p.m.
Dodge City vs M'Pherson 7:45 p.m.
Ft. Scott vs Cleburne 7:45 p.m.
Newton vs Garden City 8:30 p.m.
Haven vs Goodland 9:15 p.m.
Oberlin vs Wheaton 9:15 p.m.
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