SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Trackmen In N.C.A.A. Meet Today
- Stoland, Bird, and Harris Out for National Titles In Polo Vault, High Jump And Brood Jump
Three University of Kansas track men will compete in the big meet of the year, the N.C.A.A. track and field meet, at Los Angeles today and tomorrow.
Gaining for national collegiate championships will be Bob Stoland in the high jump and bread jump, Dennis Bird in the pole vault and Ray Harris in either the mile or two mile run.
Stolland, a junior, has high jumped 6 feet 1 inch this spring and stands a good chance to break into the scoring. He won the high jump at the Big Six indoor meet with a record loop of 6 feet 3-3-4 inches and tied for first in this event at the conference outdoor meet.
Stolard also competed in the brond jump at the Big Six outdoor meet and registered the biggest upset of the day by winning over Sol Stolard. The big jump champion. Stoland (equipped 23 feet 10.3-4 inches that day).
Stanford's chief opposition in the high jump will come from Diefenster of Illinois, Big Ten champion; Wilson of Southern California; and Williamson of Xavier. Standouts in the broad jump include Watson of Michigan, Manuel of California and Archison of Texas.
Bird, Big Six champion in the pole vault for three years, will be up untamed a star studded field in his first season. But any one entered who have vaulted
SOFTBALL PLAYERS ATTENTION
A meeting of all those interested in playing in intermedia softball this summer will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Robin-Elle, doctor, Professor F. C. Allen recreational director will be in charge.
Kansas Editors
Start Annual Golf
Tourney Today
The annual spring tournament of the Kansas Editorial Golf association will be held Friday and Saturday of this week at the Lawrence Country club, and members of the newspaper profession who have been waiting to get a chance to even play the golf course will be there to take part.
higher than 14 feet this year. They are Day of Southern California, Garsen of Columbia, Bryan of Texas Vareoff and Hansen of Oregon, Pathway of Wisconsin and Cassels of Chicago.
The program of the association opened last night with a buffet supper in the Grill room of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.
This morning's activities began
Harris, second only to Glenn Cunningham in the history of middle distance runners at K.U., will be hampered tomorrow by a leg injury. He has had a save for some time and probably will not be in to run
Ray won the two mile run at the Big Six meet and equalled the meet record of 9.299. Earlier in the day, he was the mile to John Munski of Missouri.
Harris made his best times in the mile and the half-mile at the Drake Relays. Running on relay teams, he outscored each other and later raced the half-mile in 1.54.
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with registration and qualifying at
the Country club, and will follow
with a luncheon there at noon.
The first match of the tournament
will be played this afternoon,
beginning at 1 o'clock.
The golfers will play their "minuteeth hole" at a banquet in the Crystal room of the Eldridge hotel tonight.
The second round matches begin tomorrow, and when the tournament is completed the prizes are to be secured at the Kansas Electric Power company store, downtown. The prizes, which are offered by various organizations, are on display in the window of the company at 600 Massachusetts street.
Prof. John J. Kielter of the University journalism department is president of the association, Roy F. Kielter, the Salina Journal is vice-president.
A general committee, of which Earl A. Farris, of the Journal-World, and of which E. F. Abels, W. Webber Hutton, O. W. Maloney and G. M. Pennock are members, is in charge of the event.
Snyder Praises Lindley—
his own choosing, and out of the richness of his experience, many a boy and girl will be lifted and exalted by the wisdom that he will so freely give. Truly, he has a great future
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for there will be marching before him memories visioning this great army of over 15,000 graduates multiplied many times by parents, brothers and sisters, and citizens of Kansas and the United States and of the world. The days and the years ahead of him will be warned by the well wishes and the love and respect of these thousands and many more that he is a man who has given him a great year in this leave of absence which he has so richly earned
after nineteen years of continuous service. We shall be glad to welcome him back when he is rested and refreshed and fortified. We shall draw upon him still for inspiration and strength of good health to help us in Kunawa.
Breeching at Power Plant Is Undergoing Treatment
meant have been repairing the breeching at the University power plant' the past three days.
Three University workmen from the buildings and grounds depart.
The breeching is the air shift from the coal burners in the plant to the smoketack a few feet south of the building. They are repairing only that part of the breeching from the outside of the building to the smoketack. This necessitates use of an electric heater on the coal burners are not in use now.
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