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SAND LOnERS ARE
Motltrr't l.oif llrhign
DitcouruKvil Slmlrnt
Home a fur I J Hour
Y1IAT the university need rl;ht
Squad Has Practice Innings
With Rhodes at Helm
Thursday.
Coaches Select Men
League to Compete
on Saturday.
DAILY DRILL CONTINUES
Practice Is to Hold tor
Week Alter Final
Encounter.
now t an increa in
.1.41 .ii i f l ii.ua i .hi i la. it It onlv i
Cpnrn I ".;lit available. nnl ahout four
to 1 1 1 1 y lopniH, condition are n hit .. .
ci.-Med The ct.nKei.tion l.,t It tVl(.h rh..pv :.t.., Mr.t hi
t.lv.tnu .. th. ufc-h. llavwT h ' ai ,,..,,1,1 through fever!
n. h.;-T iiiit-.i mm rriiuoicp.1 -,.,. ... ,,, veMet.lav alter-
1 noon, iicin vnriou combination
win people nvtui 'i tf!ttn)f on i
the t...i:t within ft reon ihle ' Mm( ,,r,v c,lllP o1 , lamblmc
P.- ..f lim- completely HUe;,,,,, ,nPllI,Vdl he continued tintil
elite i f th.- llut lequncic of the net-' x, wp,k whr ft n,rf ,,,.,-,
tme v Inch i intended to prevent I ,,vlsn will W msde between
-ouihlM.uti.l drive from poms: i rom.l m. ...ner. nnd regulation
Soi-irtl. an. I northbound drive from 'r.trN.. -j.
I m-ppim; mrounn a win.i.iw m me- TUt, ,v(:nr rnllprt1 m run
The trP whs i.et today for the : lln.si. itl hcuduuatter.. While a i fl,r thrmitrlvri in the iirM two in
,'inale of Nehranka's rpnnj prid ' trtiy h;.l a very apt to filter , f yesterday m".mii, tul
trainin nn. which u ill lw a ' through t:i' harkMt.p. It Im no eny 1 tlt. Pirtei-'imrt of the m-ore vere
for It to ini'l it WMyie.f... Vannmnn fielder fumbled
the cordon of intended!, oounle of rav flies. nnd vnnni-
i nere a aiwnyit
thankful for.
;:ame Saturday between the torn
Hned nqiivlft ff the Titer1. n:il
UulMors nJ the peitti auj Pan
ther. The Tlj:erHiillilo;: lineup uil!
"Otum men from In.'h i.vuns. The
:ormrr A.n t'te t hH:npion-.lup of
the fiuir-tesm fpnns; lefRiie. mii.1
:h latter to.k teller honor. Th
'o ml'lJIe toni!. likewise will le
rroupel into one f.ir the r.'tilct
-'ntunliy. wt.ii h t n h.'h.le.l t.
t under wv at 2 oYlifk.
AllhoiiRlJ the jrrtine win lw the
'ift encounter ! the pnr; ft
; "tl uno'herwrt it ff pr.'tl-e will
ietnii f..r Cornhovker pruliler-i
l'ie rf"n.'1.s ' i'.'ii.h W"ik. t.irt
ini; M nijsv ftft"iT.H'n nte IhiiiiI
iv Head Onrh P. .. R.Me uti l
his !l.tat!l before equipment i
ibeclied In for the f-pung.
Last ncbt'fi workout eon!.-te.
hiefly in performaiu-e of forward
pa.s "playo. Only two tcuma were.
t'l the r:eia. iTaouc.niy every
hack out. includinj; Miller. T'aiker.
Ureizinper ani Rohy. had a rh:in.'c
at to.sin(r the oval. Kaon of them
turned in a creditable performance.
' matter
t Uroush
tennis plovers
rtonieihmK to -o
1 .,lv
pan infiel.ler were mtving trou
ble with uroiind bul'i.. a. were the
rejKulitr inlieliler.t. The diamond ih
pititl. tilitrly ov and uneven at
the pre .-lit t.me
The Lineup.
S ait in;; n the icgulitr.s' bneup
were Armatin on the mound.
Yordy behind Hie plate, TH.-trom
on !iil. i ..nnoi'N .n .-oi onii. :im
o.'is on third. Spike Williams at
Miort. and P.ttton. Wltle. nnd
(;nt.-e in the outfield,
i The yannians' .!art;ns t-rew
eon-i'-tr.l ot K.'irlev. pit-hcr;
tiik. re .p.'i.t.n ir wTiithet w stiy",i, cute h or: KrHiikturt, fut:
hie he, n having the Inst tew ! M'l.-er. fecoiid; Knurli. thud: Kos
dtv i. flulv npprtnated hy uni- enberp;. short, and lempey, Mow?
vrrilv hth;.l.s eveonf the' f,.,,t. and lavey. fielders.
hall players. Y.lerd.iy was per
NNIS i.rr.tpertu, finm f.a.unl
eivitilon. are tar brlchler
tl.ii rear than they wore ht.t.
trip pa-t the court t reat e.s an in
.st.'int tmpr. .-moii that the general
.1'iiudai I of piolu lin.y i:- tar
ahop llutl of ine preceding year
ThVie iir. nior plavera with
f t-t'.T "i ve and warmer drive
:tr I srea'.e:- nceiiraev. and those
ti'rihlit'hl ion are the one that
make S"o I tiU fpiet wiel-lers.
V. A. A.
INTRAMURALS
feet lia.-eh.-ill weather, and co.ki
ba.-ehnll vT'i'her eonie pretty
clo.se to bci;i f'M.d track vcath"!
Cons. -quent ly pill pounder nnd
cindT panders it hose word a
i i nne. ssiin to ihose wnn mv we
are not linc; colorfiili are having were
la pood time while thev are work- j Ivrly.
i nig out. Hut the f.Hit'hall tenm j Punnp the nftcrnonn the re
' it "seems to bo losin;; interest. And ', mainder of the candidates were m-
who can blame it? Think of Hot- sorted into the lineup,
ting around on an afternoon like j . .
t. i . . j . . An t. ..... n ... I ,,n
. c U'fil ilinu'it. ii imiii'jit-u ii.
in cl( theS enough to sutfixate an j
F..kimo; !
Th utory of bow piotlier'f ov
brought a tired, over-burdened
ford back to her home twelve
b.Min after h hid dmsppeared,
w.t telated veler.Uv in the Lin
toln Star. The know Mgr ot ber
moth, i aorrow caused the I ni
ic;...y ..n i..n ,oj uiiixot c
atudent. tiverhttrdened by a heavy
. hedule and pait tinie wink, to
return. A motoiint had civen her a
lift .v.'r.il milea went t.f I.inroln.
but she walked nioul of the way
I ha. k. h s
The mother nought aid af police,
giving them th note found on the
iled in bei thtughter'a room. Lei
'than two bouia later, however,
!lhe mother repoitcl that her
tlaughter had returned, nafe and
I amiiitl. The girl will drop aome of
her achool work and posaihly her
pari tune enploxnient m an effort
i to finiith the ftchool year, the
motht r alaS'd.
I leavet Note.
The note left by the girl follow:
"leareni Mother: 1'iease forgive
...m i ... . . ...
I me i.'l .i .'.ill.. out Wll. inniurr, I
t an I rtat'd H any longer. I am ro
llre.l. 1 aimplv c.tn't get any rent.
and I am eo tired of rvhool. You
tan get along without me. You ae
.1 am a total lis ...and I want to
I pet oi.t before I caue you any
j more trouble or disappoint yoij a
j 1 ani I-. u. id to ik.
"You niay aell my Niki and fet
I my refund in rhemiMry. if any,
'and you had letter call' the More,
and tell them I won't be there Sat
j urday.
"I am terribly rrv. Put If if the
I only thing left. Pletse forglvt roe.
and don I -orr". rleaac.
I Ltive."
i r. f. mi niay aleo tell my ;
gym clothe. They are In my loc-1
! ker at chtol." " j
Over two third of the high achool
roacnea oppoM-d to (.tailing durtng
the raga game.
t'oa. h C'hailea UU k tted thai
Nebraska teama bava tiewr re
or ted to atalling while playing the
offenva and mot roarhea iraluee
that the Mailing la not doing the
game of baaketball any good I
c a ue li alow a up the action.
STUDENTS WANT BIRTH
CONTROL INFORMATION
MADISON. W I a , i Special i
Studenta of the I'nixeriuty of W is
rnnin are carrying on an editorial
war thni the column of the tu.
dent newspaer lor the distribu
tion of information regarding
birth control. Minister of Ma.li-
aon rhtirrhe are opoing the tu
tlent. The editor of the pater
will print any diacusslon of the
question, pro or con.
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1-fotll team were hitting far
better than they were fielding,
futtli Witte showed siv-n of get
ting lack into form when be 1 order to determine the success
paiked a nice triple tail In the J the game.
Initial -rwit .. hi. fir.! CHil nUi U I
of the s. h-oii Other nr. the soutd . CoChes Oppoie
.
wielding the willow effect-
Coaches Oppote Stalling.
Another problem brought before
the meeting resulted from a que-
tiopaire aert out by ("oaeh Craig '
lluhy of the I'niversity of Illincia. 1
6l JEAN ftA 1 HbUfct.
?om.thlnr new and different
!ii way of meeting? a eocHlleJ j
ni3 meeliiiii. No reliL'ious educe- I
;ion is nccetrj. however. If you j
h-ive gone to t-unday school that 1
should be suffcent. .Mn.-s will be i
held Apnl 8 in the. racied pre
cinct of Grant Memorial ball.
Lot all who enter preserve the dig
nity of the occasion and maintain
.he proper attitude.
Officer of te worthy astocia--n
ft W. A. A. will he officially
;ut on duty to continue the grind
or the sake of better cueds for the
omirg year. Mystery surrounds
Hie awarding tl the "NV 'but. the
--wet will b divulged promptly
nftcr 7 o'clock. Scholarship re
(jiiirementa put a darcper on the
proceedings as usual, but a few
i:ve managed to make the gTade
in rit oi an Bucn ODStacie.
DKCM'SR
. nit to
ii in M.nietimc outi-i
r-riril .!t ei i ff if ipnl
aruiifce. ior tins con-inn ih it im-
mini ve !'ve decided that n se- ,
ri.il story would bo desirable, both i
as enlertainment and a. a relief j ftUUricL-i
. from the cnisliiii"; responsibility
having to write all of this thing
every t.ny. a !-iory is D."n im
ported from New York, and will
run until it js finished or a lonp
a it i? tolerated
Bosket
Mentors
Do Not Favor Flan
of Phog Allen.
"I am not in favor of the ohm- I
matiou of the t'poff and w uld not i
make nnv thange. in the t:itne,
ONE MINUTE TO GO. Ma)p,, c,;arh P.
row re w h" i asi- cj
(Upland Wheat.) if lie favored th proposal of Vr.
Ml throneb high m hool r;era!d V- C. 'Thog" Allen, well known
'ierard tried to win a place on the ; I'niversi'y of Kansas mentor,
football team, but try ns he would f-'r. Allen f-ufrgested at the Na-
ue cuuld never letter. He never Honal Association of Basketball;
missed practice, and be waa thet achea mceiinc in Chicago that j
onlv man on the team who knew I all case baskets be raised two feet i
all the fdpials, but his knowledge I bif. her than at present,
availed him nothing. All through! Coach Blaek concurred with the!
everv eame he ?at. on the sidelines, sUtemrr.t of Browne. V-U' k feel
MssLeevHl uncover the' mys-1 hoping agninpt hop that he would '"' 'here is no occasion for it
i tv which has ebrouded th" pur
n'"e of W. A. A. and reveal to the
assembled multitude the high
ideals of the organi7ation. She also
plans to put out the Kig-n of wel
come to the unsuspecting.
Those who will lead the sport
through the coming, year will b
publicly recognized and the for- j
i".er sport leaders will demonstrate j
their speech making abilities in!
short talks to acquaint the general
public wilh the facts cf the cas.
A howling: success is predicted J
for the program and they promise
:o be unique to say the least. The
idea of the meeting is kept dark,
but come and find out for yourself
try anything: once.
MES SCHEDULES
G.UXJ.CURCIFOK
FUTURE CONCERT
AMES, la Amelita Galli-Curci,
coloratura soprano, who has ap
peared in Ames twice in the past,
has been engaged to give one of
the five concerts that will com
prise next year's artists' series at
Iowa State college, according to
an announcement by Tolbert Mao
P.ae. head of the music depart
ment. Jose Iturbi, Spanish pianifct; the
Orgijt-Btra Charro Mexicano. u i
string orchestra Including native
Mexican instruments; and the
Iowa State Symphony orchestra
will, with one other program yet
to be selected, complete the series.
ret to p av. but the opportunity ""ui;e ,-inu uiai meie is no con-
never came. And then came the ; neetion with raising the baskets
lai-t game of the season when Ger- to do away wiUi the tlpoff. "A tall
aid was a senior! His high school j man has an advantage in basket
was to play Mascot for the state i ball but it ran be. offset," said
championship! Llack.
t Team Work.
I Tie feels that the team work of
'a e,uintt should be the method of
! offse! tipp the disadvantage, of
ibe.. rather than to raise the
jba.-keis or eliminate the fipoff.
The change would result in less
scoring iu the game and t present
LAWKE.N-CE. Km.-With n l?wrnrJ undesirable
Mtermen a., a nucleus for this Tn
vrar-s baseball team. Coach .John 11CMn said that the basketball
; 'uic urn wcu MJ'porLeii ana mat
j they must be pleasing the specta
tors. He pugccste.J clarifying the
(To Be Continued )
KANSAS RASERALL
SOI Al) HAS SEVEN
FORMER REAVERS i
Eunn i. in hopes of having a lead
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ha.s taken .second place twice in
the past three years, and last year
was well up in the standings when
it hit a slump near the seasons
close.
Fisher, last year's pitcher, was
given special training all last wea
pon, but a lame arm now Ihreat
ens to keep hirn out of the fame.
Coach Huun is woiking Into his
squad a number of last year's
fre.shmen who bad no hpecial train
ins; under Kansas coaches, since
there was no freshman roach
available for baseball. Lieut.
Harry Meye.s this year is giving
some attention to the freshmen,
thereby builaing up a reserve for
another yeai. Kansas' fiifet game
will be with St. Marys, April 11.
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