UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MARCH 28. 1919.
COACH HAZEL PRATT
Three Hundred Women Played in Inter-Class and Inter- Organization Games
More Interest Shown In Women's Athletics Than In Former Years
Juniors Were Champions
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Won Intra Mural Finals on March 4
"More interest has been employed in women's athletics at K. U, this year than ever before," according to Coach Hazel Pratt of the department of physical education. "More than two hundred women turned out for inter-class basketball, and more than one hundred for the inter-organization games."
The woman's basketball season for this year opened February 5, with the first of the inter-class games. The junior class team won the championship cup, which will be awarded by the Athletic Association at the W. A. A. dance, to be given April 11. The intra-mural championship cup will also be awarded at the time to Gamma Phi Beta, who won in the intra-mural finals, played March 4.
**THIRD**
the first time in the history of women's athletics at K. U., the Woman's Athletic Association will award sweaters for participation in woman's athletics.
For a number of years "A"s have been awarded by the association to University women who have made the necessary 400 points, and the service circle added for another year's work in athletics. Seventeen sweaters will be awarded at the W. A. dance, April 11.
the W. Though the basketball season is over, Coach Prairie expects a great deal of interest to be shown in the swimming meet, and the out-door athletics, which will soon begin. The fourth annual inter-class swimming meet and the first annual inter-mural meet will be held in the near future. The freshman class won the swimming meet last year.
meet first year.
In the indoor sports, last year's
winter class won the inter-class
baseball games, and the sophomores won
the tennis tournament. Practice for
both of these meets will begin as
so as the weather permits.
as the Woman's athletics at K. U. is fostered by the Woman's Athletic Association. This year the association has a membership of 450, twice the membership of last year. For the first time in its history, the association is on an adequate financial basis, although it has always made donations to the Student Relief Fund, and to various other funds.
"It is our ambition to have every woman on the Hill a member of the Women's Athletic Association next year," said Coach Pratt today.
Plans Completed for Uncle Jimmy Banquet
The Annual Uncle Jimmy Banquet of the School of Law will be at the Elks' Club next Thursday night at 6:30 o'clock. Until this year the dinner has been at the Eldridge House. F. W. Salveson and Martin Shearer are managing the banquet.
Tickets may be obtained from E. R.
Bauman, Wade Evans, Enos Hook
and Sidney Noll. No tickets will be
sold after Wednesday noon.
sold airtie.
Speakers will include Justice Marshak for the Supreme Benat at Topkea, Rifle A. Moss of Wichita, Prof. R. F. Rice of the School of Law, and Chancellor Frank Strong. Prof. H. W. Humble to be tmasterst.
Horace Rich, T20, who was on the Hill last year, came up from Coldwater for the High School tournament and is visiting at the Kappa Sigma house.
Old Jayhawk Flapping Welcome to Prep Men For the Twelfth Time
Winners of Other Years Represent Many Parts of State of Kentucky
of Kansas
Winners in Other Years
Year Boys
1008 Halstead
1009 Halstead
1010 Clay Co.
1101 Lawrence
1102 Baldwin
1103 Reno Co.
1104 Lawrence
1105 Iola
1106 Newton
1107 Newton
1108 Ark. City
Girls
No. entries
Beloit
Chanute
Chanute
Reno County
Stering
Arkansas City
Chanute
Rosedale
Elsmore
Chanute
Old Jayhawk is flapping welcome wings at high school athletes for the twelfth time. Since 1908 there has been an annual red mark on the University calendar some time in March to signify the state basketball tournament when Kansas spirit steps out to greet teams and rooters and coaches from over the state.
over the last tournament. Back in, 1908 the first tournament was held in connection with the invitation truck meet, with only six teams entered. Halstead won the championship and kept it for two years. There were no girl's teams entered for the first meet, but in 1909 the basketball tournament was separated from the meet, and the girl's state championship was decided at the University tournament.
The banner year for entries was 1917, as sixteen*teams played, but for excitement and surprises 1918 was first, according to University athletes who have watched several tournaments.
"They were fast games last year," said one Kansas athlete, "and they upset all dope. Maybe that was because of the pep the high schools showed. It was great, and the games were great. The boys from Arkansas City played a mighty good game, but they defeated Newton by just three points. The last minutes of play brought out more enthusiasm than I ever saw before at a high school meet. The girl's finals were a惊喜, too. Chanute
Eat at the
Market Cafe
First Cafe South of the Eldridge Hotel
COACH W. O. HAMILTON
took the championship from Rosedale in the last few minutes by a 35-32 score.
"The folks that came up to root for their teams seemed to be having the time of their lives. I almost wished I was a high school basketball myself with all the fellows from home rooting, and the girls making nearly as much noise and lots more excited."
Manager W. O. Hamilton will send Coach Paul Murphy and twenty men to the K. C. A. C-meet in Kansas City Saturday night.
"Sorry." Mr. Hamilton gasped this
Twenty K. U. Men to go
To K.C.A.C. Meet Sat.
"Murphy will take Deewall, Clift,
Rodkey and O'Leary for the relay.
The other men who will go are Haldock,
Ocepcenky, Reinhart, Ogilvie,
Eckel, Heiser, Judkin, Butcher, Liggett, Marxen, Jackson, Pringle, Sexton, Schultz, Chandler."
afternoon. "Can't go myself. Too much to do here. Basket ball. Basket new entries. Came after we'd made the drawings. Had to'd we it all over. Put us three hours behind. Caught up hour and half of the three already.
Five Silver Loving Cups To be Given to Winners
The five silver loving cups, which will go to the winners of the Twelfth Annual Interscholastic Basket Ball Tournament 'being held in Robinson. Gymnasium today and Saturday, are on display in the window of Houk's barber shop on Massachusetts Street.
The cups include a large one to be given by the Kansas State Athletic Association to the team that wins the 1919 championship. Cups of similar size will be given by the University of Kansas to both the boys' and girls' championship teams. Smaller cups will also be given to the boys runner up and the girls runner up. In addition to the window contains a cup provided by Lawrence High school at the district and state tournaments of 1911 and 1914, and the cup recently presented by Mayor George Y. Kreeck to the 1919队.
Trophies won by the Lawrence High School in track meets, also photographs of recent basketball and football teams, are on display in one of Weaver's windows on Massachusetts Street.
Have You Been To Wiedemanns
That is where you will find the best ice cream and ice, the finest chocolates and bon bons. The most delicious nuts and drinks of all kinds.
We serve sandwiches, hot chocolate, coffee and chili in our luncheonette.
Wiedemanns
waist-seam suits are the best styles going
Better Styles THAN Ever Before
Now it's all over; the boys are coming back; everybody's happy; they want clothes that express their spirits—and we've got them; that's our job, to see that you get the best, authentic ideas.
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They give one the military bearing; chest-out; trim waist; there are variations for every taste.
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This season everyone wants style. It's only natural; we've all had a big job on our hands; saving, military service; didn't have much time to think of style.
Missouri-Kansas Debate Held in Columbia Tonight
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Tonight is the night of the annual Missouri-Kansas dual debate. It is being held in Columbia, Mo. this year, before the students of the University of Missouri. Ferdenand Stuewe, Edwin Price, and Louis Severson compose the team from K. U.
The team left for M. U. Friday morning at 6 o'clock, "and probably will not return until Saturday night." "We hope to twist the Tiger's tail just like the football fellows do," said Coach Henry Shim. "Our boys are whipped up to a winning point, I believe, and I certainly think that they have a splendid show."
Coach Shinn will wire the results of the debate to Mrs. Shinn tonight as soon as the decision is announced.
Read the Daily Kansan.
High School Student Discovers Mount Oread
"The first word we heard at the railroad station," said a visiting H. S. haskettier, "was The Hill. The second thing we heard in the taxi was The Hill. The third thing we heard at the 'house' was The Hill. For goodness sake what was The Hill? It seemed to be the thing of Lawrence.
"Being new to the town, we didn't like to show ignorance by asking questions. So we went to sleep hearing some one talking of The Hill. Enlightenment, please!"
"Then they told us to start for The Hill. As we walked along we began to notice a slight rise. Perhaps after all The Hill was a hill, we thought, and not some student slang. Then we climbed. We discovered Mount Oread, and it is The Hill; more, it's THE HILL."
The Jay Walk
Will be the BIG DANCE of the year
Annual Dance given by the WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASS'N. Open to all the University
Robinson Gym
Price $1.50 Kuhn & Chaquette
APRIL 11
BAGS and SUITCASES
We have a large assortment of bags and Suitcases and believe we can save you money on these goods.
We also repair bags
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732 Massachusetts Harness Store
What's The Use?
Doubtless you have asked this question on many an occasion, and you'll find it worth your while to hear it discussed at the First Baptist Church, Sunday morning by
Prof. Raymond A. Schwegler
In the evening, Professor Schwegler will speak on
"Does Sunday Pay"
A Welcome Awaits You