the nucleus of another great team.
There is an abundance of baseball material on the hill and all the vacant positions are sure to be well taken care of. Porter, Haughy Angney, and Diamond are fast, experienced men and will likely land some of the coveted positions among the bat-wielders.
In Jennings and Harlan the Jayhawkers will have as good a pitching team as any college team in the Missouri valley. This pair of slab artists backed by a heavy hitting squad ought to score in nearly every game and capture every series.
Next year the fans will see ten games on McCook field. Six of these will be two contests each, with Nebraska, Missouri, and Washington Universities. Oklahoma, St. Louis, and Arkansas will be dropped from the schedule. The team will make several short trips to play return games with the teams that are to appear on McCook next spring.
MANDOLIN CLUB TRIP.
Holiday Itinerary Takes Club into New Fields.
The Mandolin club will cover this year on its annual Christmas vacation trip a territory never before penetrated by a K. U. musical organization. The club of twelve men will leave here December 30 and will return January 11, after having gone clear across the state and back. The itinerary takes the club as far west as Goodland, Kansas, fifteen miles from the Colorado line.
January 9, Hays City; January 10, Ellsworth; January 11, Solomon. Carl Eddy, manager of the club, will leave here Friday to go "ahead of the show."
The schedule: December 30, Clay Center; December 31, Belleville; January 1, Phillipsburg; January 2, Norton; January 3, Goodland; January 4, Colby; January 6, Oakley; January 7, Wakeeney; January 8, Ellis;
The soloists are William Griesa, flute; Heim Goldman, mandolin; Merle Groene, banjo. Green and Griesa play their solos to club accompaniment Besides these solos a quartette made up of Goldman, Hoar, Groene and Yoeman furnishes a diversion.
In February the club will take a trip south, making towns in which they played last year.
Dr. Ida H. Hyde entertained the Medical class in Physiology Saturday evening at 1126 Louisiana street, Music, games, and refreshments were indulged in.
Joke handed in by a Freshman: "What does the Kansan mean when it speaks of the Chancellor's PbS?" asked a beginner in chemistry the other day.
"It's a residue, I guess."
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