THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920
PAGE FOUR
Coach Bunn Plans to Keep Eighteen Players on Squad
Baseball Team Will Star
Final Training Efforts
During Easter
Holidays
Coach Bunn has ordered no rest for the baseball squad and plans to pick 18 players to remain in Lawrences due to the Easter vacation, when the team will start its final training camp. Coach Bunn will under a hand cap for the past few days due to the cold weather. This is hard on the pitchers as they cannot open up and throw curve balls, due to the danger of getting sore arms during Easter vacation will be chosen during the middle of next week.
Last evening the workout consisted of base running and pitches practicing deliveries to first, second and third bases, while men were on base. On the whole, hitting of the sound has been good in practice and Bum is satisfied that if his players will keep their eye on the ball, the coach hawker will hit as good as he can in the valley. In front, Kraemer has the batting order and has either hit or got on base every time he has been at bat.
Practice Games Are Played
Monday evening, a team composed of Kramer, second base; Wad, right field; Smith, third base; Halpern, catcher; Hill shortstop; Burton, first base; Wright, left field; and Pinchie, pitcher, defeated a team made up of Kantman, third base; Corrigan, second base; Skinner, first base; Skinner, center field; Allen, right field; Owen left field; Sullivan, pitcher, and Wolf, catcher. 14 to 4. The first named team made 22 hits out of 38 times at bat and doubled in each. Made 11 hits out of 28 times at bat.
The first team won the game Tuesday day by blanking their opponents, to 0. Wright was the winning shot in the second half of the game. In this game the first team made 10 hits out of 27 times at bat and their opponents were let down with four hits out of 36.
Ogden Reports for Practice
"Chad" Ogden who was second base man and utility man last year reported for practice last night. He has been ill and unable to play. Ander, son, who was first pitcher, is at pitcher recuperating from the influenza and has not been in practice for several days.
Since the diamond is soft in places, Coach Bunn has made the request that people who walk across the athletic fields would not get on the baseball diamond as a path is being worn which will be hard to level over.
Aggie Basketball Squad Starts Spring Practice
Spring basketball practice at Kansas State Agricultural College has been called by Coach Corrout. The practice will be held twice weekly for over a month. It was started mainly to develop the varsity players and to variety players are engaged in spring football or banball practice.
Prospects for a winning Agie five next year are bright if likely looking candidates are a means of judging. The two candidates are a good squad due to graduation this year, Captain Koech and Eric Tewson are the two regularists who will not be audited in next year. Students at Newton, a substitute, will leave school at the end of this semester.
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Harrington, Pole Vaulter,
to Enter Kansas Relays
Fani Hartlington, one of the best polevakers in inter-collegiate competition, and a member of the Notre Dame track team, will be entered in the Kansas Relays April 17, according to word received at the athletic office from Kunie Rockie, Notre Dame coach.
Harrington set a new indoor intercollege record in his event, in a dual meet with Illinois, this winter by clearing the bar at thirteen feet, on and one-eighth inches. He also won the pole vault at the recent Illinois Re
A. J, Moss, another field even star on the Notre Dame team, will be entered in the javelin throw. Rocine sent work to the U.S., also compete in several relay races and would bring about ten men.
Pi Kappa Alpha Cagers Defeat Sigma Nu Five in Intramural Tourney
Chi Delta Sigma Is Defeated by Rayboun Club 15 to 14; Baker Stars
The Pc Kappa Alpha basketball clenched first place in their division in the intramural basketball tournament by defeating the Sigma Nus 15 to 11, last night. The game was closely contested with the result always in doubt. La贡场，Kern Alma center played a good goal, but in scoring with two field goals he throws for a total of seven points.
In the afternoon games, the Ray-
bonch club won over the Chi Delta
Sigma 15 to 14, and the Roach club
defeated the Greiner club 16 to 8.
Baker was the star for the Raybonch
club making ten of his teams points.
In the Roach-Greiner club game,
the score was 6-6. In half, Johnson
begined hitting the goal and his team
hitted the lead.
[9] Kasper Nyholm (19)             PG | PF | FT |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Hankey, f | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Cahillb, f | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Lippman, f | 1 | 2 | 0 |
| Longport, f | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| Webb, f | 2 | 3 | 0 |
| Herrmann, f | 1 | 1 | 1 |
"See the Kansas Relays."—Adv.
Sigma No (11)
Foer, f.
Skunkland, f.
Harrison, f.
J. Johnson, f.
Told,
L. Johnson, g
Rayburn Clubs (16)
Baker, f
Whitlock, f
Hayes, g
Horton, g
Horton, g
Lander, g
Cita Delta Sigma (14)
Honors, g
Grammar, f
Benefice, g
Sustain, g
Ranch Club (16)
Dinmore, c
Fimmore, a
Johnson, c
Kern, e
Williams, c
PG
FT
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
Grother: Clive (9)
Forker: F
FG  FT F
Forker: F
Barker, f
Barker, f
Dowell, g
Dowell, g
Knobb, g
Totals: 4 0
Graves to Work on Omaha News
Walter Graves, A. B., 25* spent Wednesday in Lawrence, stopping off on his way to Omaha where he has accepted a position with the Omaha Daily News. After graduation from Northwestern University, he as telegraph editor and was later made city editor. Mr. Graves is a member of Alpha Delta Sigma, professional advertising fraternity.
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