UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Spring 1914
A clever new style designed for young men who dress out of the ordinary.
The New Combination Suit
Coat and Vest plain blue imported flannel—Trouseres of same color with fine pin stripe. It's a "Society Brand" priced at $25.
Call and inspect it tomorrow.
ANNOUNCES ENTRIES FOR MISSOURI MEET
Hamilton Gives Out List of Athletes to Mix With
Tigers
Manager Hamilton yesterday announced his entries for the Mistouri-Kansas indoor track meet. He transported him to the Friday meet. They are as follows:
50 yard dash: O'Neil, Smee. Hillon.
Hazen, and Reber.
Mile run: Poos, Edwards, Creighon, Grady, Ross, Thompson.
50 yards high hurdles: McKay Hazen, Perry, Reber, Sproull.
Quarter mile: Henderson, Ells wick, Classa, Davis, Fiske.
55 yard low hurdles: Hazen, Perry,
Rober, Davis. Surroll.
wick, Lusha, Davis, Fiske.
Half mile: Creighton, Fiske. Ed.
Two mile: Malcolmson, Edwards,
Dewall, Poos, Vermillion.
Relap: Cissan, Henderson, Ellis-
 Ross, Creighton,
Ross, Creighton.
High jump: Hazen, McKay, Blincoe.
Vern. Hancock
Pole vault: Campbell. Pauley.
Shot put: Reber, Keeling, Hel-
vern, Mulloy.
But two athletes will be allowed to represent each school in each event. The names of the contestants who are announced in tomorrow's Kansan.
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THE COLLEGE BARBER
On 14th Street
OREAD GOLFERS TO GIVE "MEDAL PLAY" HANDICAPS
Committee Announces List to be in Force at First Tournament Friday
The tournament committee of the Orread Golf Club has determined the handicaps for medal play, nine holes. This list will be in force at the first tournament Friday. The following are the handicaps:
Scratch, Barteldes, Funnel, Kinnear; 4 strokes, Anderson, Allen; Sterling; 5 strokes, H. T. Jones, M. W. Sterling; 7 strokes, Bromselsick, Crawford, G. H. Edwards, Josselyn, Patterson; 9 strokes, H. C. Allen, Altman, Blackmar, Boyton, E. Briggs, Hard, W.urd, Osas, Frank Briggs; 12 strokes, Frank Briggs, Campbell, Alex, Carter, Davis, Gibb, Gray, J. Henley, R. A. Henley, O. S. Jones, Luke, R. W. Murray, Raymond, Rowlands, Sherwood, Smith, George Ware, B. A. Williams; 15 strokes, all others.
New Vaudeville Theatre
STULL SISTERS
Refined Singing and Dancing
DEVOE AND MACK
A Holiday on the Farm
Warner's Three Real Feature 101 RANCH, MILLER BROS.
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
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When ever you see an Arrow think of Coca-Cola
VARSITY PRACTICES FOR WILLIAM JEWEL
Team Gets into Shape for Opening Game with Baptists April 10.
The Varsity baseball nine has been working out daily on the new field, south of McCook, and, favored by pleasant weather, has been getting into good shape for their opening game of the season the battle with the William Jewell Baptists, April 10.
McCarty, though he has little left of last year's champion team, is working out a good bunch of infielders from the material given him by last year's freshman squad, and climbers from the "hash-house" league. With DeLongen, the only regular man back except of the battery artists, the coach has had more than his share of work trying out the new candidates in their various positions.
For the last two or three days, the coach has been weeding out his squad, and sending a few of the players who have not shown any form back to the gymnasium. A squad of more than 20 is too bulky for any team. The freshmen always ready to give the Varsity a practice game, about 15 or 16 players is entirely sufficient to suit the wants of the coach.
Among the most promising of the new players are Ed. Van der Vries, member of the Varsity nine in 1910, Lefty Sproull, captain of the champion basketball five Chuck Buechner, and Bruce Stuewe, well known as a football artist, Jack Loveless, a pitcher in 1913, George Smee, Jay Bond's star twirler, and Wandel, catcher on last year's tycoon. With these men in good shape, and DelLongey, Bishop, and Sommers, all stars last year, will be on hand not worrying particularly about lack of material for his 1914 team.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Edith Lambing, 13, of Tonganoxie, and Lawrence Pears, of Lawrence, who attended school in April and 11-12. They will be married in Kansas City the evening of April 11.
A captain to succeed Roger Coolidge later laceled insurgible, will be sent to New York.
Miss Lambing is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority, and Mr. Peairs of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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Former Students to Marry
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FIX SCHEDULE FOR GREEKS' BASEBALL
Betas and Phi Gams to Start Pan-Hellenic Season
April 7
The baseball has invaded the Pan-Hellenic baseball aspirants and the schedule for the season was announced this afternoon. The directors of the league met last night, compiled the schedule and made arrangements for the season. The Greeks are divided into two divisions of four teams each. The champions of each division will play a series of three games for the Pan-Hellenic championship.
The first game will be played between the Betas and Ph Gams, April 7. The championship series will be during the week starting May 18. The schedule calls for two games a week.
The fraternity men already are getting ready for the opening of the league. Captains and managers have been elected and several teams have started practice. The Pan-Hellenic will be played on McCook field.
The championship team will be awarded a cup by Alex. Carroll.
Too Bad it Rained
The tennis courts were too wet for play yesterday afternoon but tennis field will be accommodated today. The courts were marked late yesterday afternoon and are at the service of the players.
Dual Meet Records
50 yard dash: Time, 5 1-5; Haddock, Kansas, 1910.
55 yard low hurdles; Time, 6-2-5;
Branham, Missouri, 1908; Woodbury,
Kansas, 1911; Nicholson, Missouri,
1913.
55 yard high hurdles; Time 7, 1-5
Brantley, Kansas, 1904; Hazean, Kan-
ger.
440 yard run: Time, 52 4-5; Shannon Douglass, Jr., Missouri, 1908.
880 yard run: Time, 2:02 2-5; Bermond, Missouri, 1911.
1 mile run: Time, 4:33 2-5; Shockley, Missouri, 1912.
2 mile run: Time, 9:38 2-5; Steele,
Missouri, 1008.
Relay: Time, 3:34; Missouri, 1912.
High jump, 6:15; 8:1-5; 8:5-18.
Long jump, 1912.
Pole vault: Height, 11:3; Cramer, Kansas, 1912.
Shot put: Distance, 45;3; Thatcher Missouri, 1913.
SOCIAL NOTES
J. W. Coyle, of Guthrie, Okla., a guest at the Phi Delta Theta house.
The Achoh sorority will hold initiation Saturday afternoon at the Masonic temple for Mrs. J. S. Crumbine, of Topeka, as an honorary member. Founder of the chapter house Saturday night with a banquet. The freshmen will present a farce after the banquet.
Erma Spangler will entertain at whist Saturday night, March 28, in honor of Elizabeth Dubord.
Alpha Tau Omega will entertain with a party at the chapter house Friday evening, April 3.
The Acacia fraternity will give an Easter party at Eagles' Hall, April 3.
The Allemania club will entertain with a dance at the Eagles' Hall Friday, March 27.
The Acacia fraternity will hold initiation Saturday evening for Robert S. Brooks, of Blue Mount, man in the school of Pharmacy.
Mrs. A, C. Mitchell and Mrs. C, W. Strraffon entertained the Chi Omega sorority and its patronesses at dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mima DeMoas, Margaret Mitchell, and Mary Badwin assisted in receiving.
-Oread Theatre 3-piece orchestra
Program Today
"REPAID"
In Two Parts
"The HOLD UP"
"Little Billy's City Cousin"
A cute drama enacted by child
players. The serious firtations
carried on by the "kids" is
really amusing.
Maurice Costello And Other Motion Picture Stars Appear Daily at the
Aurora and Grand
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TRACK MEET
Kansas City
FRIDAY, MARCH 27 Kansas vs Missouri
SANTAFE OFFICIALROUTE
On going trip, for team, band, and rooters; special cars will be put on train 114 leavingLawrence at 2:20 p.m.
Returning, SPECIAL TRAIN will be provided, leaving Kansas City at 11:45 p. m.
We beat them last year and have good prospects this year. Go along and help "root" the boys to victory.
All the theaters have good attractions and any town people not wanting to attend the track meet may go to the theater and get home on the special train the same night.