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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1950
Garfield Weede Named Relays Head Referee
Dr. Garfield Weede, perennial molder of track and field champions at Pittsburg Teachers college, today was named referee of the twenty-fifth Kansas Relays to be held here April 22. Announcement was made by meet director Baldon Easton.
Weede will be the second consecutive coach from a state school to head the Mt. Oread event, succeeding Kansas State's Ward Haylett, who served last year. Decathlon competition in the Silver Anniversary of the event will open April 21.
Weede, a Walter Camp all-American end at Penn in 1904, has entered a team in every Kansas Relays since the affair's inception in 1923. During that time the veteran has fashioned 19 meet relay champions and seven individual kings. His 1932 quartets swept every baton race in the college class from the 440 through the distance medley.
One of Weede's top coaching triumphs was the Gorillas' stunning victory in the Central Collegiate conference outdoor meet at Milwaukee in 1933. From 1927, when the Central conference was formed, until World War II, Weede's clubs capured 12 of a possible 15 track titles. The principal titles in the old Kansas conference, and, in the years before World War II, bagged several Missouri Valley A.A.U. flags.
Weede graduated from Penn in 1906. His first job was coaching of all sports at Washburn college, Topeka, Kan., that fall. Since that time he has coached in Kansas continuously for 45 years.
After four years at Washburn he moved to Sterling, Kan., where he practiced dentistry and coached Sterling college athletic teams. During World War I he was a Y.M.C.A. athletic director at Camp Funston. In 1919 he was named Director of Athletics and coach of all sports at Pittsburg Teachers.
Today's Schedule For IM Volleyball
Robinson Gym Fraternity "A"
Robinson Gym
Fraternity "A"
8:30 e Sig Alph vs. A.T.O.
w D.U. vs. Sigma Pi
9:15 w Lorada Chi vs. Phi K. Sig
Fraternity "B"
9:15 e Phil Delt vs. Phi Gam
Robinson Annex
Independent "B"
6:45 w Bones Boys vs. Oread B-1
7:30 e Scarab vs. Spartans
w Deep Creeps vs. Feather
Merchants
8:15 e Clauds vs. Charleys
w Bad Boys vs. Men of Distinction
9:00 e Toads vs. Earthquakers
w Oread vs. West Campus
Kids
9:45 e A.I.E.E. vs. Don Henry
Fraternity "C"
4:30 e Phi Delt vs. D.U.
w Silent Men vs. Phi K. Tau
5:15 e Misfits vs. Sig Chi
w T.K.E. vs. A.T.O.
6:00 e Beta vs. Kelts Club
w Kappa Sig vs. Phi Psi
6:00 e Beta vs. Kelts Club
w Kappa Sig vs. Phi Psi
6:45 e Phi Frost vs. Sig Nu
No Tickets Available For Western NCAA
Only competing schools are allotted tickets and Bradley university, fifth district representative, will receive those allotted this district. Mr. Falkenstien said.
"No tickets are available at the University for the Western N.C. A.A. play-offs to be held in Kansas City, Mo., Friday and Saturday," Earl Falkenstien, athletic business manager, announced today.
12 Duplexes Ready By Fall
Twelve new duplex apartment houses "should" be ready for occupancy before September 1, A. K Blosser, executive of the Bloser Building company, Topeka, said Monday,
The apartment houses will be built at the corner of 11th and Missouri streets. In all, there will be 25 apartment units in the buildings, each consisting of two bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen.
Mr. Blosser explained the apartments would be designed "primarily for University faculty members and students." Construction will start about the last of this month.
D. S. Hults, Lawrence attorney, one of the incorporators of the building plans, described the buildings as "highly modern." They will be of brick veneer construction, and will be built around a circular court.
Tuesday's Intramural Volleyball Results
Phi Gam ... 15-15
Beta Frosh ... 3- 2
Feather Merchants ... 2- 2
Charlies Pickers ... 0- 0
Oread hall ... 15- 4-15
Spartans ... 12-15- 6
Sigma Chi ... 13-15-16
Silent Men ... 15- 9-14
A.T.O. ... 18-15
Phi Kappa Tau ... 16-11
Misfits ... 2- 2
T.K.E. ... 0- 0
A.T.O. ... 15-13-15
Sigma Pi ... 6-15- 1
Delt ... 15-15
Sig Ep ... 7- 2
Edgehill A.C. ... 15-15
Wineros ... 9- 6
Phi Psi ... 15-15-15
Delta Chi ... 11-17- 3
Gispak ... 15-15
A.T.O. ... 13-13
Sig Alph ... 15-11-15
Beta ... 8-15- 5
Pi K.A. ... 15-15
Sweat Socks ... 9-10
Oread hall ... 2- 2
Y.M.C.A. ... 0- 0
Eldorado A.C. ... 2- 2
Little Saints ... 0- 0
Don Henry ... 15-16
Airscrews ... 0-14
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Bob Edman Elected SwimTeamCaptain
Bob Edman, junior sprinter from Great Bend, was elected captain of Kansas' 1951 swimming team to-day by his teammates.
Edman holds the school varsity record for the 220-yard free style at 2:23.9, and is co-holder of the school mark of .554 in the 100 with Phil Hawkins. He has been a consistent 1-2 finisher in dual meets for two years.
The squad also voted Ernie Crates, Kansas City, Kan., senior, the year's "most outstanding swimmer" trophy. Crates has been the Jayhawkers' No. 1 diver for three years.
About 50 persons attended the first home basketball game, at which K.U. defeated the Topeka Y.M.C.A., 31-6.
Forty-eight guns, one for each state, constitutes a national salute.
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Right Shoes Are Important
Boston — (U.P.) The 9,872 foot doctors in the United States would lose 75 per cent of their patients if people wore the right kind of shoes, according to the National Foot Health council. Ninety-nine per cent of the people are born with perfect feet, the council said, but are started on the road to ruin by improper shoes.
Town Tries, Tries Again
Westerly, R. I. — (U.P) — This town is more persistent than an insurance agent. The town paid $4,000 for repairing the roof of the combination court house-town hall, which was damaged in the 1938 hurricane. Every year since, the town has asked the legislature to pay the state's half of the bill.
She'll remember this night always . . . the night her pinning to Bill was announced . . . the loving smiles of her friends, the words of congratulations to Bill, the passing of traditional chocolates, and the lovely corsage she wears which will be kept always in remembrance of this happy occasion.
Truly, this is an eventful night . . . and Bill was careful to add the perfect touch with flowers from Ward's Flower Shop.
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