MAY 28, 1918.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Women in Each Class Win Athletic Honors During Closing Year
Freshmen Take Swimming Meet. Sophomores Tennis, Juniors Baseball, Seniors Basketball
Each class in the University has gained one honor from the Women's Athletic Association this year. The freshmen won the swimming meet from the sophomores by one point, the outstanding feature in the meeting be speed events rather than diving, as it was last year. The sophomores won the championship in the tennis tournament, Cyra Sweet representing them in the singles and Iris Russell and Cyra Sweet in the doubles.
Winners of the interclass tournées were C. Oder, freshman; C. Sweet, sophomore; J. Parkinson, junior; M. Hodger, senior.
The juniors won the baseball series.
This is the second year for baseball,
but a large number of women were
the team's regular players. The teams
were fairly well organized.
The Women's Athletic Association has been organized only three years but 1917-18 has been full of interest and activity for its members. Several new features were introduced this year and have proved so successful that they will be continued with additions next year.
The seniors continued their three years' record and won the silver loving cup for championship in the Interclass Basketball Tournament.
The first Intramural Basketball Tournament was held following the interclass contest in which sixteen teams were entered. The Alpha Xi Delta won the championship and the Brush League was second.
A beginning was made for inter-class hockey contests in the game the first of the year between the freshman-senior and the sophomore-junior teams, which the latter won by a score of 2 to 1.
Service bars for third year activity were awarded for the first time. Six women received them. Besides the bars, service circles were awarded bright A's.
At the state high school basketball tournament in the winter, the letter women officiated and the W. A. A. entertained the players. The championship was won by the Chanute High School team which was coached by Cora Shinn, c17, who was active in athletics while in the University.
A. W., A. A. circus was given this year. Three Middies Dances and the big annual dance were also on the program this season. Three silver loving cups were awarded and one eight dollar tennis racket.
Hockey and baseball will be especially encouraged next year. If the proper materials can be obtain the department expects to begin archery, which many consider one of the major sports for women.
Martin Visits New York
Sees Old Jayhawkers
University Curator Also Goes To Pittsburg and Chicago
H. T. Martin, curator of the department of paleontology in Dyche Museum, returned Friday from New York with an interesting report of some former celebrities of the University that he met there.
A week ago Mr. Martin went to New York for a farewell visit to his son who was leaving for France. As he walked down the crowded street, a young man rushed up to him and told him there were no more grisps so typical of the West.
It was Vic Householder, c'16, now a first lieutenant in Battery A. For the past two years, he has been working in the American Museum where he has helped to get some of the recent mounts.
From New York, Mr. Martin went to Pittsburgh where he visited the Carnegie Institute of Paleontology. He had a pleasant visit with the artist of the Institute, Sidney Prentiss c'96, a man once famous on the hill. In Chicago, he spent two days with Dr. S. W. Williston, curator of the paleontology department at Chicago University. Doctor Williston is also a K. U. man.
Before he returned, Mr. Martin saw E. S. Riggs, c96, curator in the department of paleontology at "Field Columbia."
"MISS" LAWRENCE BIDS FAREWELL TO K. U. STUDENTS-
Just slip a box of Wiedemann's delicious chocolates in your grip—to eat on the train. We make them fresh each day in our own sun-lit factory. —Adv.
We, the merchants of Lawrence listed below, take this means of expressing our farewell to departing K. U. students and to thank them for their kind patronage during the past year. We hope to see you again next Fall.
STUDENT SHOE SHOP
R. O. BURGERT 1107 Mass.
WILSON'S DRUG STORE
Student Headquarters
1101 Mass.
PALACE OF SWEETS
S. KANELAKOS
931 Mass.
CARDERS' NEWS STAND Magazines and Tobacco 827 Mass.
HOTEL ELDRIDGE BARBER SHOP Good Service Our Specialty
BUSY BEE CONFECTIONERY
GEO. ALLENDORF
723 Mass.
KENNEDY & ERNST Hardware and Sporting Goods 826 Mass.
LAWRENCE STEAM LAUNDRY
VAUGHN & MILLER, Proprietors
908 Mass.
CITIZENS STATE BANK Students' Accounts Solicited Deposits Guaranteed 700 Mass.
Always Glad To See You 742 Mass.
HESS DRUG STORE
FARMERS STATE & SAVINGS BANK—Where You Are Welcome and Feel At Home
ROUND CORNER DRUG STORE
Kodaks and Supplies
801 Mass.
B. H. DALE Printing, Announcements, Programs 1027 Mass.
AUBREY'S PLACE
Next To the Varsity— A Popular Place
HOLLIDAY Rentals and Homes Insurance
S & M GARAGE Where the Students Take Their Cars
SWEDE WILSON Pool and Billiards 731 Mass.
HOADLEY'S Everything For the Party 733 Mass.
NEW YORK CLEANERS
Telephone 75
836 Mass.
A. L. SELIG Insurance and Surety Bonds 7 East 7th St.
MOAK'S Pool and Billiards 710 Mass.
SHEETS & BOULDIN
Stein Block Clothes
800 Mass.
"ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP"
BRINKMAN'S BAKERY Good Things To Eat 816 Mass.
R. B. WAGSTAFF
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Phone 25 839 Mass.
J. B. LOWELL, Proprietor 1017 $ _{1/2} $ Mass.
LANDER, JEWELER
Makes Watches Run Right
917 Mass.
The Student Paper
Published By Students For Students
THE DAILY KANSAN
HOUKS BARBER SHOP
Where the Students Go
1009 Mass.
ERIKSEN FURNITURE CO.
Edison, Phonograph With a Soul
936-938 Mass. St.
MORRISON & BLIESNER
Typewriters, Sale or Rent
701 Mass.
PROTCH THE TAILOR
WILDER S. METCALF Farm Loans in Eastern Kansas and Oklahoma -Safe and Prompt
MARKET CAFE Under New Management 716 Mass.
CLARK CLEANS CLOTHES
730 Massachusetts
Phone 355
HOSFORD INV. & MORT. CO.
Real Tstate, Loans and Insurance
824 Mass. Phone 457
IDEAL CLOTHING CO.
SAM GALITZKY, Proprietor
845 Mass.
THE FLOWER SHOP
MR. AND MRS. GEO. ECKE
825 1/2 Mass.
DICK BROS. DRUG STORE
We Appreciate Your Trade
747 Mas.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL CO.
Fine Eye Glasses
927 Mass.