UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN FRESHMAN BREAKS SOME GOLF RECORDS C. O. Anderson Appears on Oread Links and Wins the Weekly Tournament. Several records were smashed on the Oread golf course Saturday afternoon. A new star appeared in the local golf tournament and it did not require the aid of a high-power reporter. The player was O. Anderson, a freshman in the engineering school, was the played who established the new records. Incidentally Anderson won the weekly tournament on the schedule of the Ofead golf club, a handicap against bogey contest. At the end of 18 holes play, he was 2 up on the "colonel," playing with a handicap of four strokes to the round, while the scores of the other contestants in the tournament ranged from one to 10 down to bogey. Anderson made the first nine holes in 7 strokes, three less than bogey, and a new record for nine holes in tournament play. The previous record was 38, held by L. W. Kinnear, present state champion, and O. A. Barteldes, both former champions of the Oread golf club. driving and approaching had to be practically perfect, for the temporary putting greens are still treacherous and uncertain. On the last hole of the fourth round he drove the green within ten feet of the flag, a distance of 220 yards, and putted out in three. In Kinear, Funnell, Barteldes, and Anderson the local club now has a quarter of golfers the equal of any in the state. Kinear won the state championship at Topeka last year, and an effort will be made to have all four enter the state championship meet at Salina next June. For the second nine holes Anderson turned in a card for 43, making a total of 80 for the 18 holes. This equally bledoged, and clipped 2 strokes off the previous record for that distance in tournament play, C. E. Funnel, the present champion of the club, having played the two rounds in 82 when he won the championship in the tournament last fall. that dandelion colored Kansan tomorrow extras—5c Two rounds constituted tournament play, but Anderson was going well, so he tried two more rounds. He made the third round of nine holes in 42 and finished strong with a 40 for the fourth. This made a total of 162 strokes for 36 holes, a new long distance record for the Oread club and one that will probably stand for some time. To make these scores Anderson's buy them in the Kansan office Medic Building Student Plays Student Dances Student Mixers PAY When they are advertised in the Daily Kansan. 3,000 Students Faculty and Alumni read it every day.
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PAN-HELLENIC LEAGUE K. U. Calendar Tuesday 11:00 Assembly: 3-4 Chancellor's all hour to hour. faculty. 4:30 Y. W. C. A. Installation of officers. Florence Fuqua and the old cabinet (Myers Hall). 7:30 Glee club practice. (Fra.) 7:30 Y. M. C. A. "Haven and Hell." Prof. R. A. Schwegler (Myers Hall). 7:30 Christian Science Society (Myers Hall.) Wednesday 4:30 Vocations for College Women. "Applied Art," Miss Maria L. Benson. "The Playground Service." Dr. Margaret L. Johnson. Illustrated lectures. (110 Fraser.) 4:30 Practice Teachers' Messting. (Myers Hall.) 4. 30 Cerule Francais, (206 Fra.) 7:30 Band Practice, (Fraser.) 9:00 Y, M. C. A. Campaign Committee, (Myers Hall.) 8:15 Annual Spring Concert, the University band. (Fra.) 11:00 Entomological Club, (Mu.) 4.00 Entomology (Far.) Thursday. 4:30 El Ateneo. (306 Fra.) 3:30 Baseball, St. Marys vs. Law rence (McCook) 7:00 Amer. Soc. Mech. Eng., (1607 Tem.) 7:30 Civil Engineering Society (Mavinci) 8:15 Graduating Piano Recital Miss Morin, (Chapel). Friday. 1:500 Economics Lecture, Mr. J. 4:00 W. Cable, of Kansas State Utilities Commission. "What Should Be Done with the Local Public Utility?" (Snow Lecture Room.) Saturda Friday. 11:00 Assembly 1:30 Outdoor Interclass meet (Mc. Cash) Cook.) 8:15 Spanish Play, (Robinson Gymnasmium.) Sunday 4:00 Haskell Institute Gospel Team. (Myers Hall.) Athletics May 1—Nebraska-Kansas dual track meet, McCoak. May 2—Eleventh Annual Interscholastic track meet, McCoak. May 1-2—Seventh Interscholastic tennis tournament, McCoak. May 6-7-Baseball, Missouri at Lawrence. May 8- K. S. A. C., K. U. dual track meet at Manhattan. May 14-15-Baseball, Missouri at Columbia. May 16- M. U.-K. U. dual track meet at Columbia. May 21-22-Baseball, Ames at Ames, Iowa. May 23-Annual invitation H. S. meet at Lawrence. May 27-28-Baseball, K. S. A. C. at Manhattan. May 29-Baseball, St. Marys at St. Louis. May 30-Missouri Valley track meet at St. Louis. June 6-Western Conference track meet at Chicago. Future Events April 28- M. U. K. U. debate (Fra.) May 1—"Pinafore" University campus. May 1—Interscholastic High School Debate League. May 5-7-Managers' Week. May 11-11-Kansas Newspaper Week. State and National News. May 11-14 Kansas Newspaper Week State and National News paper Conference. ITTAI LUKE APPPOINTED Ittai Luke, a senior in the College, majoring in physics, has accepted an appointment as an assistant observer on board the non-magnetic ship "Garnicne" now engaged in making scientific surveys for the government. LIMEX LOCK APPOINTED TO U. S. SHIP "CARNEGIE" KANSAN AND COUNCIL TO PLAY Luke will take up his duties May 15 and is doing extra work now in order to get his degree. The ship will probably go first to Norway where the magnetic phenomena of that region will be observed. Newspapermen and Student Solon Cross Bats on Freshman Field Tomorrow Afternoon We expect some bathing caps this evening. Carroll's...Adv. One of the biggest sporting events of the season will be staged on freshman field at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon when the University Daily Kansan and the Men's Student Council clash at baseball. The Kansan's challenge was accepted last week by the Councilmen. Neither team has had practice and the game promises to keep the scorers busy. The Newspaper aggregation will be piloted with either Flint or Smith in the box and Henry will serve behind the bat.. Halloway and Carson will be the battery for the Council. men. John Madden will umpire the game. The Lineups; Kansan: Henry, c.; Smith, Fh; p; Laird. 1b; Busenbark 2b; Gibson, ss.; Eldridge 3b; Degen, rf; Hars, cf.; Sturtevant, lf. Councilmen: Carson, c. "E; Holloway, p.; Chinnery, 1b.; Hilton, 2b.; Evans, 3b.; Kennedy, ss.; Kninear, I; Dodd, Ddd.; Coggrins, rf. See our $1.50 racket for the young woman—it's a Spalding. Carroll's.—Adv. PRIZES OFFERED STUDENTS FOR AUTOMOBILE ESSAYS $100 to Go for Best Paper on Running and Dodging of Machines Machines Prizes of $100, $50, and $25 are offered to the students of the University by Motor Print. for the three best essays on "How to Run an Automobile" or "How to Dodge an Automobile." Th prizes are open to all students, and in some classes the essays may be substituted for a part of the class work. They may be from 300 to 2,000 words in length. For informa- must be written students should see Prof. D. C. Rogers, of the psychology department. Four judges will pass on the work: Prof. Hugo Muensterberg, of Harvard University; Professor Hollingsworth, of Columbia University; McCormick, of the International Harvester Company, and Director Bancroft, of the Class Journal. New York City. New shipment of tennis balls just received at Carroll's...Adv. Send the Daily Kansan home. KANSAS OEFER Columbia Professor Will be Principal Speaker at Schoolmen's Conference Next Week Prof. George D. Strayer of Teachers' College, Columbia University, was accepted the offer made to him at the time of his recent lecture here and will be the principal lecturer at the Kansas Schoolmen's Conference o start the week of June 29. Professor Strayer will give a series of live lectures on important topics of school administration and will also preside at a like number of round able discussions. Other speakers of the conference will be leading superintendents and hindrives. A program will be published at onlineliving the speakers and their subjects. Students' down town athletic headquarters, they are all, buying their gloves, balls, bats, and rackets here. There's a reason. Carroll's—Adv. Manicure articles, razors, stropers, toilet waters and powders at Barber's Drug Store.-Adv. Tennis shoes, three kinds, the kind that look and wear at Carroll's.— Adv. 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