UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
APRIL 25,1919.
High School Debaters In Final Clash May 2
Pratt and Neodesha Will Try for State Championship at Meeting Here
Pratt and Neodesha are the final contestants for the loving cup offered by the University of Kansas to the winner of the debate in the Kansas High Debating League. These two teams will meet May 2, in Little Theater, according to H. G. Ingham, head of the extension division.
"At the beginning of the year, there were seventy-six high schools in the League," said Mr. Ingham. "But the fu reduced that number exactly one-half. The enrollment at first was the largest we have had, and next year should break all records in this regard."
"The annual meeting of the representatives of the League will be held the day after the debate, May 3. We will have representatives from almost all the high schools here. Officers will be elected and the question for next year selected."
The question used over the state, and the one for debate here, is Resolved: That Capital and Labor Should be Compelled to Settle Their Disputes in Legally Established Courts of Arbitration. Pratt represents the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth districts, while Neodesha represents the first, second, third and fourth districts.
Women's Class Games Scheduled at Gymnasium
Women's class basketball games will begin about May 9 said Miss Hazel Pratt, coach of women's athletics, today. The sophomores, juniors and seniors practiced last week but because of hygiene classes freshmen have not begun practice. Next Monday baseball for the freshmen women will begin and they can come out at either 10:30 or 3:30 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The sophomore, junior and senior women practice at 4:30 every Monday and Thursday. Any woman, who makes a class team, may play in the series of games and also will receive 50 points, which will go to help make up the required number of points necessary for a sweater and athletic "A."
Twenty-one shades of Rit at the City Drug Store.—Adv.
We carry a complete line of De Velbis nose and throat antomizers Rankins.—Adv.
K. U. Mechanicals Have Tenth Annual Banquet (Continued from page 1)
of the University in 1910, he was for several years designing engineer for the General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
C. R. Dooley of the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company, Pittsburgh, scheduled for an address on the afternoon program, was unable to be present. He will be at the University next week, however.
J. J. Garvey, representative of the Western Electric Company, conferred with engineering students Friday who are interested in entering the employ of his company.
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Prof. J. P. Calderwood of the K.S. A.C. renewed old acquaintance with Prof. Goldwin Goldsmith Thursday. They are both members of Delta Upsilon, and met at the Minneapolis convention of the fraternity several years ago. Professor Calderwood is a graduate of Ohio State, Professor Goldsmith of Columbia.
K. U. Club Wins Slow Game from Brickens
Pumphries, on the mount for the K. U. Club, allowed only one safe hit during the game. Rodey, pitching for Brick, was touched up for three hits.
In a speedy pitcher's battle Thursday, the K. U. Club won from the Bricken's Cafe team, 1 to 0. The game went six innings, and in no inning could either team get in more than one hit.
The score by innings: R H.E.
K. U. Club... 1 0 0 0 0 x—1 3
Brickens... 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 0 0
vxc Batteries: K. U. Club, Pumphries and Shurtliff; Brickens, Rodey and Porter.
Sport Beams
By John A. Montgomery
The high quality of athletic ability of Kansas athletes is shown by the fact that three Kansas football players were most responsible for the winning of the American Expeditionary Force football title. Coach "Potty" Clark, and former captains Adrian Lindsey and "Scrubby" Laslett were the three players.
Word has just been received that Ernst Uhrlaub, one of the famous Uhrlaub basketball trio, has been given a Distinguished Service Cross for bravery. It seems to be a common occurrence for Kansas athletes to receive medals.
WHEN YOUR FOLKS COME to see how you are spending your money and have battery trouble, send them to us. We have the best equipped shop in town and LET YOU HAVE A BATTERY while yours is being repaired.
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The Jack Dempsey exhibition bout in Convention Hall at Kansas City on Monday night is causing considerable interest among sport fans here and many have signified their intentions of seeing the challenger of Jess Williard in his last public appearance before the big battle July 4. Jess Williard will have a special box himself and a few personal friends.
Marshall Haddock was the only Kansas track athlete entered in the Penn relay games because of the poor showing of the Kansas relay teams in the Drake relay carnival games.
Sig Alphs Defeat Delta Taus
Pete Jones and the other Sig Alphs defeated Freddie Leach's Delta Tau boys in the Pan-helenic baseball game Thursday afternoon by a 7 to 3 count.
Batteries: fAmers: Bell and Jones;
Heart breakers; Harrison and Leach.
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Sig Alphs Defeat Delta Taus
Robinson Gym Tonight
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Tickets at door $4.00
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The Victory Loan is next.
The Junior Prom
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Monday Night April 28th
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Attend the Summer Sessions!
To Soldiers From K. U.
Soldiers get College Credit for Fighting for Uncle Sam
One hour credit in college for each month of service Six additional hours for winning a commission. Maximum, 15 hours for any soldier. Other regulations for other schools of the University
WITH THIS CREDIT AND WHAT YOU CAN EARN IN THE
K. U. Summer Session
CAN'T YOU CATCH UP WITH YOUR CLASS?
Two Separate Terms.
Enroll in either or both
First session ... June 17 to July 25.
Second session ... July 28 to Aug. 22.
For further information, see or address Director of Summer Session, Room 119 - Fraser Hall.
. "THE SUMMER SESSION IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE TIME"