MARCH 27,1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Kansas H. S. Sends 53
Teams to Tournament
(Continued from page 1)
finals will be played Saturday evening
The schedule for the girls' games in as follows:
First round:
1
touch round.
Douglas vs. Okawkie-2:30 p. m.
Friday vs. Rosedale vs. Willeville and Oredn vs. Olathe-3:00 p. m. Turner vs. Gardner and Leavenworth vs. Burlington-3:30 p. m. Chanute vs. Valley Falls-4:00 p. m.
Boys
The semi-finals will be played Saturday morning at 11:00 o'clock and the girls' finals will take place Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Second round ... w. winner Douglas
Ozawa; 4:00 p.m. m. Winner Rosedale-
Wellsville vs. winner Oread-Olathe-
7:30 p. m. winner Turner-Gardner
vs. winner Leavenworth-Burgh
vs. winner Olivea ... w. winner
Charge-Valley Falls — 8:00 p. m.
Following are names of the high school players:
Baldwin-Allen Church, Harvey Haas, Fred Holton, Edwin Johnson, Chester Lane, Oliver Storm, Cecii Sanders, Theodore Wright.
Bancroft — Leonard Anderson,
Glenn Brown, Hortlock Gordon, Percy
Geren, Clarence McMahon, Bert Collier
Arkansas City—Will Blevins, James Gardner, Arthur Kingh, Charles Woodside, Braimard Newberry, Merritt Hardy, Joe Cowden, Ray Holmings
Burlington -Alfred Kock, Melvin Griffin, Wade Clark, Earl Pharels, Stanley Reed, Howard Doll, Fritz Koch, Glenn Rhodes.
Concordia—John Spencer, Glenn Wade, Earle Darling, Floyd Jensen, Dale Beatty, Earl Stimson, Joyce Wickman.
Coldwater. - G. McIntyre, A. Barlow.
Wilson—H. Wiley. S. Sulliver-
Sirwerhole. W. Replogle, H. Goss
Dodge City - Geo. Hoffriffen, Othel Cleveland, Cecil Teed, Raymond Jones, Donald Davis, H. Wormington, Rob Batschill, Shaffard Reynolds, Joe Jodoroff
Ellsworth—Lou Grothusen, Arthur Armbrust, Leonard Durr, Archie Kyle, Ernest Keely, Frank Wilson, Stephen Morahove, Earl Gamber.
Enterprise--Mervin Monroe, Leroy
Parker, Richard Beltz, Robert K. Brich-
ard, Robert Beltz, Robert K.
Brittle.
Emporia—Ernest Jensen, Ralph Wick, Albert Hinshaw, Charles Maddern, Clarence Carrie, Ernest Whitefly, Lloyd Wilks, June Stinson.
Eudora—Chas. Faith, Henry Schle gel, Berthol Seiwald, Henry Grosdi dier. Wm. Schopper, Jersey Harris, Irv Kanzig, LeRoy Kraybill.
Fort Scott--Floyd Smith, Tom Mason, John Landers, Fred Emmerson. Krenten Crane, Earnest Wamble, Clyde Vale, Leonard Bright.
Giard—Arthur Jennings, Claude Carter, Karl Warren, Harry Gregg Vernie Watts, Demmon Nicholson. Purl Cunningham, Ralph Kennedy.
Gardner-Borden Hodges, Cleon Hodges, Nelson Moore, John Rothwell, Miller, Kenneth Mowery, Fred Hurle, John Kelley.
Iola—Goa. Paige, Royal Fetherin Merle Ballinger, James Eweng, Wilf freed Moore, Kenneth Colby, Victor Kirk. Ira Kerwood, Vern Moyer.
Klowa—Coel Henson, Walter Kendall, Charlie Kuykendall, Amos McQuire, Herbert Rumsey, Robert Fay Williams, Maynard Tibbets.
Kansas City, Kansas—Albert Williams, Wallace Kunz, Harley Stephens Jarron, Larson, Dale Hawk, Ward Harlydell Gallahan, Harlow Epert Merle Herne
Lawrence    Woestemeyer, Houk
Eckermann, Ingo, Coffman, Ackerman, Higgins,
Lecompton —Wm. Richards, Elmer Shirley, Herman Banks, Ted Baughman, Fred Davidson, Ross Cole, Bert McKue, Ben Kuhn.
Mahaska—Vernon W. Coontro
Wm Letho Rgraham, Lodge Wlde
Joth Rgraham, Lodge Wlde
Macksville—Milton Thurow, Gleaves Roloson, Harold Holland, Harry Johnson, Cecil Prose, James Bird, Willard Hainline. Door Frazee.
McPhetton—Wm. Ferguson, Wallace Jones, Wm. Stapmil, Marvin Stansel, Roland Jones, Wm. Herbert Clarence Showalter.
Perry- Ralph Jenkins, Wm. Grin-
dolw, Mw. Matthias, Avilee Jenkins,
Lew Cavanaugh, Fay Clark, Harvey
Collins, Freud Grindel.
Preston - John Payne, Floyd Waters,
Charles Gray, Charles Lakins,
Barnett Payne, Teddy Robertson,
Charlie Williams.
Sabetha - Albert Cole, Leonard Coburn, Bryan Fulton, Herbert Brundage, Leroy Hardt, Lester Miller, Flovd Snyder.
Tribune—Warren Conner, Dan Herick, Romie Hays, Burhl Halls, Jesse Thyftau, Walter Martin, Wallace Martin. Bernard Pyles.
Turner—Clyde Schwartz, Fred
Goulden, John R. Worthington,
son McCammon, Ltton Worthington.
Valley Center—Cadet Singer, Carl Hodseg, Lindsay Austin, Kenneth Buck, Rhoderick Mayall, Morris Wright, Glen Carnahan.
Valleyalle—Arthur Reading,
Waldo Alkins, Brown Stewart, Clyde
Lewis, Jim Marsh, Ed Connell,
Dritter Dison, Ed Vall.
Viola—Taylor Thompson, Dale Mil
law, Lawrence Nighswanger, Ralph
William Stinson, Alva Kinney,
William Stinson, Alva Kinney,
Wichita—Elmer Hefke, Carl Wheeler, Leonard Unger, Richard Shacklett, Wm. Holbeck, Glenn Weidenhain, De Vern Archer, Wm. Ware.
Winfield — Fawol. Foul, Cairns, Paul Reif, Harold Granham, Robinson Johnson, Debbie Delson, Arthur Powe, Maurie Mauersley, Chester Mauer, Boyd Smith.
GIRLS
Burlington -Luche George, Alice Douglas, Ethel Scotter, Dorothy Puffer, Ethel Workman, Bertha Cronin, Elizabeth Manson, Elizabeth Dreyer.
Chanute--Ruth Walker, Leona Turner, Eidh Roe, Inez Helm, Marie Helm, Virginia Jones, Imo Cox, Anna Edwards, Edwarda Connell.
Clay Center—Velma Smith, Jeanette Sleeper, Sylvia Simpson, Dorothy Coulter, Amelia Vincent, Mildred Georgia, Annelise Kose, Mabel Neill, Georgia Branfort.
Gardner- Dorothy Cordell, Pauline
Cordell, Ruth Donovan, Sadie Moore,
Daisy Kramer, Esther Bigelow,
Gladys Denon, Bonnie Denon
Douglass—Mille Glaves, Lenora Myers, Alberta Doyle, Hazel Dugan, Annie Doyle, Marguerite Dunn, Katie Dailey, Dorothy Douglass.
Leavenworth—Marion Mosse, Elizabeth Birkhouser, Ethea Roache, Elizabeth Bipher, Pipes Fitzpatrick, Syrina McCarthy, Marie Schalker, Marie Lordwhekerm.
Ozakwie- Alice Ripley, Pearl Bray
Anna J. C. Ammon, Emmeline Kenney
Alice Johnson, Zelma Lowe, Vesta White, Edna Fowler.
Olathe—Louise McKinney, Gerald
digital Rogers, Irene Wilson, Miriam
Haskins, Mildred McKinney, Laverne
Vigine, Mary Tillotson.
Orend Tr. School-Madeline Neubaur, Agnes Crum, Frances Pollock Hilda Koehler, Florence Claxton, Louise Koehler, Edith Brown, Clarra Pearl
Sedgwick—Jennie Lovitt, Johanna Coble, Laela Jones, Margaret Lovitt, Leora Morris, Alma Rawlings, Mae Hoover.
Turner—Ruth Cummett, Helen Butler, Flower Dioyie, R Clark, Lessie Hale, Beatrice Gaither, Hazel Butter, Hazel Campbell.
Valley Falls—Agnes Robertson, Geneva Reading, Mary Kerr, Mildred Hunn, Ruth Counts, Edene Hockens, Gladys Rutland.
Wellsville - Ruhy Selzer, Eater Jacoby, Mary Muesse, Josephine Fichler, Iva Graybill, Vera Breithaupt, Lora Cordell, Meron Dohonay.
Kappa Phi Club Holds Election of Officers
The Kappa Phi Club met Wednesday and elected the new officers for the
following year.
President .. Sidonie Schafer
Vice President .. Gladys Dunakin
Secretary .. Nina Stauffer
Treasurer .. Amye Applegate
Chaplain .. Grace Gaskill
Membership .. Helen Decker
Publicity .. Helen Nicolson
Social .. Leola Ash
Missions .. Dorothy Crane
Religious Education .. Ruth Boyles
Religion .. Jane Krebblii
Handbook .. Meda Smith
Program .. Geneva Kunkel
Extension Sec .. Catharine Sparks
Music .. Dot Aslock
No One Admitted Without An Elephant
Every woman provided with an elephant will be admitted to the W.A.A. circus. Trade a W.A.A. ticket for one, buy one, borrow or steal one, but everyone must lead in an elephant or be turned away. Four hundred women in the University bought W. A. A. tickets last fall. If these tickets are turned in to a member of the committee an elephant and also the ticket will be returned.
The entire first floor of the gymnasium will be taken up by the side show which will include wild men, dwarfs, giants, mudgels, snake charmers and the largest animal exhibit in captivity including lions, tigers, mice and all the animals known and unknown to humanity.
The three-ring wonder will be held on the top floor; three rings going on at the same time. Miraculous feets, and funny clowns and lots of new stunts will be the main attraction.
Economics Classes Larger The classes of the department of economics, which were larger last quarter than they had been for several years, have a still greater number of students enrolled in them this quarter.
Remember—Women only.
Economics Classes Larger
Tom Pringle, 'I21, came down from Kansas City today to see the High School o'Turnment.
Outdoor Baseball Practice
Will Begin Next Monday
"Baseball for men will begin just as soon as the weather permits," said W. O. Hamilton, Manager of Athletics, today. "Without a doubt the practice will begin at least by next Monday as everything is in readiness."
Ferguson and Bond Will Coach Varsity and Wedell Freshmen Team
Prof. Maxwell Ferguson and J. E. Bond will have charge of the Varsity team and Hugo Wedell will have the Freshman team and Intra-Mural or Hash House League under his direction. Manager Hamilton has made arrangements for the fields to be dragged and rolled and George Nettles has charge of the sheds. The batteries are working out in the gymnasium.
As soon as outdoor practice begins, Coach Bond will be able to get in line on the material that will be available for the infield and outfield positions. Few of the infelders and outfielders have been reporting in the gymnasium and there is expected to be a wealth of material when the outdoor call is made.
The battery positions should be taken care of this year. There are Weltmer and Bunn for backstops, and both
have had plenty of experience and are letter men. Weltmore caught sixteen successive games on the championship nine in 1916 without missing an inning. Bunn played good baseball on the team last year. Probably one of these men will be shifted to some other position in the infeld or outfield, as both will be valuable on the offensive.
Lonborg is the only old man who is practically sure of a place in the infield. "Stem" Foster, captain of the team, will play his old position at short if he can come out, but his work in the school of medicine may interfere with his baseball playing. Lashley, a freshman star third baseman last year, will fit in nicely in some infield position.
Wardie Weltmer, captain of the team last year, will go to Rosedale within a few days and probably will not be able to play on the team, although he might make the trip from Rosedale and play here, as Ruble did one game last year. Smith, star out fielder on the freshman team in 1917, will be out and should fill the centerfield berth. Oyster and Keeler from last year's outfield will also be eligible, and Judkins from Dutch Wedell's 1918 freshmen will be out.
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Tournament
Six Sessions Friday and Saturday-53 Teams Competing—39 Boys'—14 Girls'—for Championship of State. SINGLE ADMISSIONS 30c, including War Tax
STARTS FRIDAY,10:30 A.M.,MARCH 28
Robinson Gym.
SEASON TICKET, Admitting owner to each session (not transferable), $1.00, including war tax. ALL TICKETS AT MANAGER'S OFFICE IN GYM. ON SALE AT LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL