THURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAS
Yearlings Are Divided Into Three Sections for Baseball Work
Large Number of First Year Athletes Causes Triple Separation
The largest squad for freshman baseball that has ever turned out, has reported to Coach Bunn this spring and competition for places on the "fresh" nine will be keen from now on.
Between 75 and 80 men are reporting regularly on the freshman field and in order to try out all the men they must be divided into three separate divisions. Part of the squad will play Friday afternoon, another part Saturday morning and the remainder will get their teams split. Everyway every man will play a full game
With such a large squad Bunn is unable to get in very close touch with the men individual, but he is getting a good line on them and has the best view of the catcher for almost every position, however, the catchers are very limited.
"The infield material looks good, and if I have a good infield I will be able to make outfielders," said Bunn.
Swinson looks like a real find for the first base job, and Kaywood looks like a veteran at second. The prospects for the pitching look especially good with his yesterday afternoon, along with hitting and fielding practice.
S. A. E. Rush Party April 5
Sigma Alpha Epison will entertain Saturday, April 5, with their spring rush party. A number of guests from throughout the state are expected to attend the party. The alumni will also be guests of the chanter.
- Practice courts are being held at the School of Law, Clubs are organized in the various classes and pitted against each other. The juries preside over the practice court is made similar to that of the supreme court of Kansai.
Golf Association Holds Meeting and Tournament
The Kansas Editorial Golf Association will hold its spring meeting and tournament at Wichita May 9 and 10. The grass greens of the Wichita Country Club will be the scene of the tournament.
The largest attendance in the history of the association is expected this spring, according to H. W. Albright, secretary of the association.
The members of the committee in charge of the plans for the tournament are Marcellus Murdock and Clyde Spear of the Wichita Eagle Sidney Coleman of the Wichita Beacon, and H. W. Albright, manager of the Wichita office of the Western Newpaper Union.
Coffin Foundation Fellowships Offered Science Graduates
Continuation of Research Work by Students Is Aim of Foundation
Applications for Charles A. Coffin Foundation fellowships to be awarded this year may be filed with W. W. Trench, S. scrierian, Charles A. Coffin, of New York, or by April 15, from whom application blanks may be obtained.
These fellowships are given in electricity, physics, and physical chemistry, and are available to graduates of the universities, colleges and technical schools of the United States who have shown, by the character of their work, that they could, with advantage, work in educational institutions either in this country or abroad.
The committee in charge desires to award the fellships to men who, without financial assistance, would be unable to devote themselves to research work. Six were awarded last year. Applications from seniors as well as graduates, will be welcomed, but any award to a senior will be
conditioned upon his being graduated.
Five thousand dollars has been made available by the Foundation for this purpose. The fellowships carry a minimum allowance of five hundred dollars each, which may be increased to meet the special needs of applicants to whom they are granted.
Bacteriology Club Sets Date for Annual Picnic
The Bacteriology Club decided at a meeting in Snow hall last night, to hold its annual spring picnic Wednesday, April 16. The picnic grounds have not been decided upon but黛绛 arrangement are being worked
During the meeting Professor Lane, head of the department of zoology, gave an interesting talk on "Evolution" from the zoological
After the business was completed waffles were served to the members vesent.
There will be a pie and box supper at the Methodist church Friday.
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Alex Hodges is coaching the trac team while Conch Schladmann on away a short business trp.
April 4, at 8 p. m. Boys bring pies and boxes or anything to eat. The girls have guaranteed to buy them.
Tennis Sharks "Practicin'"
Relay Artists "runnin'"
Baseball fiends "hittin" the horsehide"
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Kimco Knife Museum
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Bowersock Theatre TWO NIGHTS—APRIL 7th and 8th
Elks' Dixie Minstrels
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balance of balcony 83c. Second balcony 55c.
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