MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Jayhawkers Place Low Among Valley Baseball Leaders
Team Will Finish Higher in Standing, Says Clark; Not Able to Hit in Pinches
Missouri Valley Conference Baseball Standings.
ball Standings.
School W L W Pet.
State 5 1 .833
Oklahoma 4 1 .800
Washington 3 2 .600
Nebraska 4 4 .500
Kansas Aggies 4 6 .400
Missouri 3 7 .300
Kansas 3 7 .250
The baseball series with the valley leaders, Iowa State, last weekend proved disastrous to the Jayhawk nine. Kansas is now holding the cellar berth in the valley, having fallen from third place.
Kansas Has Chance
However, according to Coach “Potty” Clark, the team will not finish in that place but farther up in the standings. Kansas has an chance in the third three places but in the second average will be necessary before she does. The Jayhawks seem unable to hit when hits are needed to bring in runs Coach Clark is drilling the men or blitting and hunting with special emphasis on plaching.
"The pitching stuff has been much better than was at first expected," said Coach Clark this morning. "We have three clitterers, who are good coaches and who are able to see one and who are capable of relieving one and other in the tight places."
S. A. E. Wins Second Game
Phi Psis Defeated in Pitchers Duel, Saturday; 4-1
Sigma Alpha Epoleon defeated Phi Kappa Psi in a pitcher's battle in the second round of the interfraternity baseball tournament Saturday afternoon on freshman field by a score of 4 to 1.
Pete Little, Phi Pai pitcher, had some trouble in the first two innings but after that pitched out-ball out. Jimmie O'Bryne, S. A. E. pitcher, allowed only four scattered hits, of these being a home run by Vern
Don Ellis, S, A. E., in the second inning drove a home run over the right fielder's head, scoring one of his team mates ahead of him.
O'Byrne struck out nine men and Little struck out eight.
Score by innings:
Phi Pai
600 100 0=1-4.2
S. A. E.
220 00 0=1-4.2
Batteries: Phi Pai, Little and
De Wegen, S. A. E., O'Byrne and Oliver.
New School Site in K. C.
Location of Medical College Voted by Association
The establishment of a secondary medical school for the University of Missouri to be located at Kansas City was voted recently by the Missouri State Medical Association, in a three-day convention at Springfield. Kansas City rather than Columbia was chosen as the location for this school. The hospital at Columbia would require three million dollars and at least 15 years before a satisfactory school could be established.
The tentative plan is that the city allow the university to build a laboratory near the General hospital. The legality of the action has already been determined and the hospital would be under control of the university.
The school will be a secondary two year course or possibly a complete four year course. The dean of the school will probably make his headquarters in Kansas City. It is located near the school's campus, labyed by next fall.
A survey of state medical conditions showed that last year of 300 students from the University of Missouri applying for entrance to more advanced medical schools only 77 were admitted.
The Beta chapter of Theta Epion,
Baptist women's sorority, was organized yesterday morning at the First Baptist church. Initiation services were held and the students were installed, president,
Mamie Van Eeps; vice-president,
Louise Starkweather; secretary,
Margaret Long; treasurer, Judith
Stapleton, Mrs. L. E. Sisson and
Mr. Miles, Ms. J. D. Williams.
The Alpha chapter of Theta Epion is at the University of Iowa.
Closing Program of Drama League to Be Presented
The closing bill of the season will be presented by the Lawrence Drama League at the Little Theater, Green ball, Monday evening at 8:00.
The bill will include two one-act plays, "Ghosts" by Booth Tarkington, and "The Peace Plain" by Harriet E. Tangney. The number of guests on the league. Not more than three guests will be allowed each member.
Washington University Tennis Team to Play Matches Here Today
Glaskin and Rogers Represent Kansas in Games With Competitors
The Washington University tennis team arrived in Lawrence this morning for matches with the Kansas Jayhawks. The Washington team is a two man one, composed of Captain Bierman and Forrester. They will play a three match series on the variegated courts at Memorial Stadium at 3:30. There will be two singles and one doubles match played.
Captain George Glaskin and MauRogers will make up the Kansas team. They have not played the Tigers yet, but they have on line on their strength.
The Jachwakers will leave Tuesday for a trip to Urbana, IL, where they will meet the children in their matches. Kansas came out evenly with the Illinois
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Glaskin and Rogers will meet the Illinois men on Wednesday and Thursday of this week and will then go to St. Louis where they will play. They will work out on the courts of the Triple A Tennis Club where the matches will be held. These courts are said to be located in a private clay court championship tournament will be held there this summer.
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April 18 and 19, each team winning
three matches.
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