UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FEBRUARY 15, 1918.
Jayhawker Five Will Meet Cornhusker Team Tonight and Tomorrow
sively
Nebraska Line-up Weak—Have Lost Three Games Succes-
Coach W. O. Hamilton, accompanied b eight members of the Jayhawk basketball team, left at 8:40 o'clock last night for Lincoln, where the Kansas quintet meets the Cornhuskers tonight and tomorrow night in a pair of tussles. The players taken on dimeball teams have been Scrubby Laslett, Howard Miller, Johnny Bunn, Claude Matthews, Olin Fearing, Carl Rice and Jimmy Knoles.
The Crimson and Blue five will not enter the Nebraska games with any overconfident feeling, even though the Huskers present the weakest line-up that has represented the Nebraska school in years. The Jayhawkers are determined to return to Lawrence with two games in the victory column, however, as they realize that a defeat at Lincoln will eliminate them from the running in the championship race.
Nebraska has fallen to the cellar position in the Valley and has played three games without a victory. The Huskers have also been defeated by the Camp Dodge soldiers and by Camp Funston. Coach Stewart at the Lincoln institution had only green material from which to build a team this year, and only Jackson and Schellenberg have been playing in anything like real Missouri Valley Varsity form.
Schellenberg is a hard fighter and a fairly good goal shooter. He is likely to cause the Jayhawkers trouble, but he is not nearly so dangerous on the basketball court as he is on the football gridiron with a pigskin tucked under his arm. Schellenberg plays either forward or guard, and if he plays on the scoring end tonight, Scrubby Laslett will likely have another chance to stop the rushes of the big Husker athlete who performed so well on McCook Field last fall.
Bond Makes First Call For Baseball Tryouts
Chances Good For New Men To Make Letter With Veterans Gone
Jay Bond,
I want every man in the University who has ever had any experience as either a pitcher or catcher to report to me at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon, February 18, on the main floor of the gymnasium for the first practice of Varsity battery candidates. There is an excellent chance for good battery men to make the team this year and I wish every man who is eligible would report.
Varsity baseball coach. Coach Bond has issued the first call for battery candidates for the Varsity baseball team for Monday afternoon in Robinson gymnasium. The candidates will meet on the main floor and begin working the kinks out of their arms in preparation for the beginning of outdoor practice in March. The men will work out in gymnasium suits until the outdoor work on McCook field commences and then the squad will be picked and uniforms given out.
A good turnout is expected in response to the first call, because of the fact that there was never a better chance for a good pitcher or catcher to make his letter than there is this year. Captain George Smee, Halleck Craig, Connie Poireir, veterans on the pitching staff of last year, were graduated last June and this leaves room for at least two and possibly three pitchers. The Valley games this year are to be played in
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Captain-elect Nick Carter and Walter Smith, catchers on Coach McCarty's 1917 team, are no longer in school and it will be necessary for Coach Bond to develop a pair of receivers from green material.
Dean Kelly Instructs Kansas City Teachers
F. J. Kelly, dean of the School of Education, is making weekly trips every Monday afternoon to Kansas City, Mo., in the interests of the extension department.
Dean Kelly has conducted in Kansas City thirteen two hour class periods on the study of the principles of supervision, dealing with the arrangement of curriculums for elementary schools. Forty-six ward school principals are enrolled. These principals have under this supervision twenty-five thousand school children of Kansas City.
This semester the course has been changed to educational measurements. The same teachers are enrolled with a few in addition. Exceptional interest has been throughout the courses as shown by the regular attendance of the principals enrolled.
The finals of the women's basketball series will not be played Saturday, but the seniors will meet the girl's team from Haskell. The deciding game between the seniors and sophomores will be played next week.
Sam Sherwood, catcher on the 1916 Kansas Aggie baseball team, has answered the call and enlisted in the aviation corps.
Drury won from the Westminster five in a hard fought game Wednesday night, 27-24. A rally in the last ten minutes of play defeated Westminister.
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More Interest Is Urged In Swimming Meet
Women who are interested should begin to think about the women's swimming meet which will take place some time during the latter part of March, said Miss Hazel Pratt of the department of physical education.
"There promises to be greater competition this year than ever before because more wome nare coming out to practice. All those who are expecting to take part are planning to succeed. It is also possible. Members of the different classes will soon be choosing their captains."
Last year the freshmen won the contest by 29 points with the juniors following, a close second. Miriam Jones was captain of the seniors, Ruth Endacott the juniors, Helen Wagstaff the sophomores and Doris Drought the freshmen.
The Missouri Tigers begin a 2 game series with the Ames Aggles on the Ames court tonight. If Missouri loses one of the games, she will be tied for first place in the Valley race with the Kansas Aggles.
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K. U. Man Is Called To Kill Rats In France
Extermination of rats, probably the worst pests of trench warfare in the Allies' rrenches, is the mission of Remington Kellog, c'15. C. D. Bunker, curator of Dyche Museum received a letter recently from Kellog saying that he expected to sail for France immediately. The government called Kellog from his work in the United States Biological Survey to take up the mitter of the extermination of the trench rats.
Kellog previous to his work on the United States Biological Survey, assisted Mr. Bunker in the biological work of the museum.
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The Iola and Chanute high school teams play tonight at Iola for the championship of southeastern Kansas. The teams are tied now and the game tonight is a play-off. Iola will meet Wichita high school Saturday in a big inter-sectional game.
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