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WEATHER SLOWS
FROSH PRACTICE
Some 10 Ciinclidnlca Try Hard
for Places on Team : Georgetown Cubs Will Have
Strong Club This Year
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Coach 13111 Hansen is hnving n hard
time holding bnck his Kitten proteges for they nro raring to pet nt
Fred J. Murphy's diamond candidates
Since
for some dnily scrimmages.
their first practice was inaugurated
last week, Old Man Weather has been
holding a grudge against them and
lias not permitted them to gain much
ground in the way of a workout.
Only three days of real practice
have been available, but it is about
time, for the fields about here to dry.

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Next week the Kittens will drop train
ing at Woodland park and return
home to Stoll field to get accustomed
to the lay of the ground so they will
be able to tease the Wildcats.
Coach Hansen has some 10 candi
dales out for his Kitten team and he
say? that he will have to make a
slice in thr Hat as soon as ho can get
a line on the men. Prom all indications there are several promising athletes out for the Green and While
ball team nnd Coach Hansen is some
what optimistic over his chances for
a championship nine.
About the only team that they will
have to worry about is the George
town Cubs, with their outlay of frosh
athletes from Texas, as they will cor
tainly face the Kittens with a formid
able nine this year. Word from the
Cub training camp indicates that they
are out for the state title and will
stop at nothing.
No card has been arranged for the
Kittens as yet but S. A. "Daddy"
Boles says that he will complete it as
The games probably
soon as possible.
will be played with Centre, Louisville
Manual, Eastern Normal, Kentucky
Wesleyan and maybe another high

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1021, the university boys won the
championship at basketball.

One of the main features of the
Phi Beta Kappa, honorary
Blue Nidgo camps are the poppy.
has decided that it will not in the
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elmn, well organised sports.
re entirely de- - l0BCS which
St noons nnd nights
restrict liberty of thouBht
VOtml to the various activities.
nn,i speech by such intolcrcnt policies
Swimming is perhaps the most pop- - as forbidding the teaching of ovolu- ular, hut basketball, baseball, tennis cion.
and hlkon are In no way neglected.
(Jolf will be introduced this year for
Th University of West Virginia is
the first time. The last night of -- nid to hnve the longest steam heated
camp is stunt night, when states pre- 3idewalk of any campus in the country. This walk is always kept clen 1
sent original programs.
Each sport has n promoter nnd del- - of snow by the underground stcasn
cgatos are at liberty to participate nt henting system.
We wonder If I.
any time. Various contests arc held also keeps the co-efeet from free.-wit- h
honor nwards for the winner. In ing.

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students is called the Texas Cardinals,
the one at the Iowa Wesleyan is
called the Blazers, while that at the
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Why wear any but the best?
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Thursday, April 28, in the old gymnasium.
At this time, the officers for
next year will be elected. No member of the organization should fail to
Cinder Meet Gives attend this meeting.

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Southern Junior College, Oltewah,
Tenn., has been .purged of all carnal
sin. Following a recent chapel exer- cise a search of the boys' and girls'
dormitories was made and all novels,
pictures, story magazines, lipsticks,
and rouge were cast into a roaring

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With the
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they will engage the Vanderbilt Com
modores in a track meet tomorrow
afternoon. Twelve men will probably
make the trip with Coach Eklund and
Manager Woods.
meet held the first
The
part of the week uncovered an abundance of good track material and also
showed that Kentucky's status on the
cinders will be rated high during the
season.
The meet also proved that
former stars never get stale from the
Captain Brady
preceding season.
showed by his performance this week
he is still one of the greatest
that
track men that ever attened Kentucky
State. Tracy ran the 100 with the
ame fleetness that marked his efforts
last season. Dowden anil Brame who
won their letters in the distance ruru
last year, displayed their ability c
handle these events this year. Bill
Gcss will take care of the 440 end
half mile runs.
the
Little ui Known concerning
strength of the Commodores, but
eveiy year they are represented by a
strong track aggregation. Vanderbilt
mat
was otuertamea uy ivpntucuy
year and defeated the 'Cats by a 25
point margin.
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(By MARTHA KEEP)
In the spring' a your.;,' girl's fancy
turns to thoughts of track and tennto.
E'er long one nu-- y bo able to see fair
aspirants out on the great open
spaces of Stoll field hopping the hurPractice
dles or hurdling the shot.
for the spring meet is starting now.
All girls who arc interested in this
form of activity should be putting in
their time practicing, as a certain
number of hours preliminary work'
will be required before a girl may bo
eligible to enter the mass field day in
behalf of her clans or sorority.
I'lie Patterson hall tennis court will
be put in tinier as soon as the weather
permits. Those who have never play
ed the game may make use of the
student coaches who will be provided
for this sport. This year as never
before we intend to play tennis on
a large scale at the university. A
ladder tournament for women's singles" has been arranged and several
elimination matches in doubles.
Practice has been started for spring
soccer and a schedule of class games
All girls
will be announced soon.
who are interested should report to
the women's gymnasium for the daily
work-ou- t
at 4 o'clock.
This year for the first time, the
W.A.A. is going to publMi a Varsity
Handbook.
This book will contain a
complete resume of the year's work,

together with curtain information concerning the association which every
The
woman student should know.
editor- handbook stall' is us follow:
Martha Heed; assistant editor, Petty hell'ernan; associate edi-- !
tors, Prewitt Evans and Mary Atler;
business manager, Francos Osborn.
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week in May.
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