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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
DECEMBER 7,1917
Varsity Men Smother Freshmen in Snappy Basketball Scrimmage
Laslett Played Up To Usual Form—Football Men Try For Places
After playing a close game for some time the Varsity basketball team finally trained its gut last night and trounced the heatmen on a whirlwind of baskets.
The first part of the practice with Miller and Fearing at forwards, Mathews at center, and Uhrlaub and Stephenson at guard for the Varsity was closely contested. The freshmen lineup consisted of Barter and Keckly, forwards, Harms, center, and Bennett in second and third positions playing a hard fast game and made a couple of pretty shots early in the practice.
When Scrubby Laslett took the place of Stephenson the score was 10 to 8 in favor of the Varsity. Scrubby's entrance into the scrimmage put pap up for a shot, but Stephenson began to draw away from the freshmen. The final score was 26 to 10.
The second Varsity lineup was made up of Lonborg and Davis, forwards, Nielsen and Mandeville, guards, and Holiekvam, center. With the Bomber men they freshmen fourth in the going pretty rough. The football boys kept the ball most of the time but had little success in shooting goals.
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SPORT BEAMS
Coach Hazel Pratt requests that all experienced women swimmers who desire to swim this winter sign up this week. Those who intend to enter the swimming meet early next month will be Coach Pratt said there will be keen competition and a great deal of practice will be necessary.
Miss Bertha Mix is pleased over the enthusiasm shown in the women's aesthetic dancing classes. One hundred and twenty-five students are engaged in dancing while being conducted by Mrs. Dorothy Cole and Miss Helen Clark.
Great Field For Women Chemists In War Work
Prof. E. H. S. Bailey Issues Cal For More Students For Industrial Jobs
The Chemists Club of New York is just written Prof. E. H. S. Jailey suggesting that he tell the women of the University of Kansas he new opportunities for them in he field of chemistry.
The club is an employment bureau for chemists all over the country and is connected with the American industry which has a membership of 11,000.
"If there are any men in your department who would qualify or recent graduates we would glad to hear you. "But eventually coming in," writes the bureau. "And since America's entrance into the war there has been a
I N the comfortable booths at LEE'S, affording the desired privacy, K. U. men like to chat, eat and smoke.
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Their liking for LEE'S comes not only from the fact that they can be by themselves, but because they know that they will be served the best to be had at this place,—in the shortest time.
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A year ago it was almost impossible for a woman to obtain a position as a commercial chemist, and she indeed has to have women in this line of work.
great increase in the demand for women chemists.
Did you read our advertisement in this week's Saturday Evening Post on page 64?
"It would certainly be profitable for more women to study chemistry than are now doing so," said Professor Bailey.
The following persons have been chosen to appear in the final tryouts for the Dramatic Club play, Monday night. at 7 o'clock in Green Hall:
Final Dramatic Club
Tryouts Monday Night
For a practical Christmas gift for either sister, brother, father or mother you can't make a mistake in buying a piece of these traveling goods.
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Amberst seniors have voted unanimously to abandon the annual Senior Hop for this year in order to show that the attitude of the class is against unnecessary social activities in these serious times.
Walter Havekorst, '18, went to Kansas City last night on business. He will be gone until Saturday.
Fresh Buttercups and reception sticks, all flavors at Wiedemann's.—Adv.
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Leave your order for Xmas and you will not be disappointed.
University Book Store 803 Mass. St.
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Including Tomorrow
There Are Only 12 More Days Remaining To Do Your Xmas Shopping In Lawrence
Start in now and buy all of your gifts in Lawrence, where you are acquainted—whose merchants will extend you credit, and whose stores offer you a large selection of fresh Christmas Stocks.
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