Kansas University Baseball Opens Aggies Doubleheader
The KU baseball team opens its season today with a twin bill against the Aggies. The same infield and pitcher P Saat from two weeks ago will likely be used in the games at 3:30 this afternoon. Coach Ad Lindsey noted the Aggies’ strength, pointed to Haskell Indians’ 7 to 5 last Tuesday rally as a sign of trouble.
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Free throw rule changes urged by K U expert
Dr F C Allen of Kansas University athletic staff urged changing basketball rules to make free throws harder. He proposes moving the free throw line to twenty feet from the center of the basket and requiring two free throws for certain fouls within ten feet of the basket. He also suggests marking the court to show the rule in effect for spectators.
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Baker Ties Tennis Tease At Lawrence Meet
Baker University tennis team visits Lawrence to face K U on McCook Field in singles and doubles. KU aims for a comeback after a prior loss to Ottawa, with a close series anticipated. Match start at 1 o clock, preceding a 3:30 baseball game featuring Johnson, Alexander in doubles and Turner, Rogers in singles.
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Drake Relay Entrants From Fifteen Universities Listed
Des Moines on April 22 Fifteen universities eighteen colleges and twenty six high schools have entered the twelfth annual Drake relay scheduled for tomorrow. University class entries include University of Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Illinois Nebraska Purdue Missouri Iowa Notre Dame Drake Northwestern Iowa Kansas State and Grinnell College.
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Haskell Team Heads to Baldwin for Baker Matchup
The Haskell baseball squad left this afternoon for Baldwin to face Baker University. The Indians will move on to Emporia tomorrow for another scheduled game, continuing their road trip.
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Lawes Defeat Pharmics In Fraternity League Opener
Phi Alpha Delta defeated Phi Delta Cai in the first baseball game of the professional fraternity league race yesterday afternoon by 10 to 4. Lawes led Lawes team with strong hitting as the game unfolded on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The Kansas Normals are set to meet Lawes Saturday afternoon.
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Y. M. C. A. Show Tonight At Association Gym
Tonight at 7 15 the Y M C A presents a big show in the association gymnasium with the first event a Sunday school league basketball game. Also announced Trinity Service Club bazaar and food sale at Olson Bros on Saturday April 23.
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Moral standards applied to pictures stir Lawrence protest
A Lawrence protest targets films ridiculing religious leaders and beliefs. Mrs. J M Miller chair of the state board of motion picture review says the board opposes any depiction that mocks religious sects or sacred matters. She asks for petitions and names of films shown that violate these morals, promising no approval for such pictures. Smoke Pierson's Hand Made in Lawrence.
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