WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Washburn Will Be Strong Opponent for Varsity Nine
K. U. Baseball Team Meets "Dutch" Lonborg's Crew on Local Diamond Tomorrow
Coach "Potys" Clark's variety baseball nine will have their first battle with a foreign foe Thursday afternoon on the local diamond when they meet Arthur "Dutch" Lemborsky College "dutch" —weather permitting.
Washburn is rated as the best college team in the state. They defeated St. Benedict's College last season, but the Redskins of Benedict has been rated high too.
Lonborg Former K. U. Player
The coach at Washburn, "Dutch" Lonborg, is a former Kansas baseball captain. He is the only man who ever completed an unassisted triple putout on the local diamond. He played third base here.
In an effort to find his best working combination in the infield, Coach Clark has shifted several of the men around for this game. Dan Bolen, the lanky boy who has been ably replacing John Lonborg at first ooches, will stand at third and Abe Hodges will hold down the second sack position.
"Bolen, Conbey, Hill, Ogden, Arn-
strong and Hodges all were given a
strenuous workout at second and
third Tuesday night and Bolen and Hodges look like the logical choices for tomorrow's game," said Coach Clark today, "Our weakness seems to be at second and third base and I am working the men around to locate the best possible working infeld."
Dunne to Pitch
Dunne will start for Kansas on the tuberhead and Davis may be ceded on later in the game but all three of the pitchers are in good condition and are capable of going the full route.
The game will be called at 3:30.
G. B. Patrick will umpire. The K. U. linup will probably be: Halpin, c.losborg, b.10; Bodges or Armstrong, c.losborg, b.10; Price, c.Armstrong or Black, f.1; Skinner, c.Hefft, i. Dunne, p.
Freshman Women Win Swimming Meet With Margin of Ten Points
Seniors Secure Second Place;
Juniors Finish Third and
Sophomores Last
The freshman won the women's inter-class swimming meet which was held yesterday, with a score of 43. The seniors were second with 34 points; the juniors with 11 points. The sophomores and seniors were last scoring only 2 points.
Virginia Bowen, c'27, and Dorothy Barter, c'24, tied for first in the highest number of individual points between McClung, c'27, was next with 1
points. Five points were given first in each event, 3 for second, and 1 for third.
The events and the winners of each are as follows: Rehay, won by bremond; 2-length side-stroke; M. Kemendy; c27, first; Higgins, c43, second; Hogg, second; McDowell, free-stroke; Bowen, c27, first; Lantz, c24, second; Sharon, c34, third; diving; Bowen, c27, first; Barton, c24, second; Carr, c23, third; breast-stroke for form; Barter, c41, first; Mollis, c24, second; McChung, c37,
Underwater swim; Barter, c21;
First; Carr, c25, second; Mc. Kennedy,
c27; third; 3-length free-stroke; Sha-
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