FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23.1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Cinder Team----
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a new meet record in the mile run of
4:29.9 and place third in the two mile.
Close on Harris's heels in the mule was Dick Edwards, a lanky sophomore who is a very promising middle distance runner. A star half-miler in high school, Edwards runs both the half-mile and mile in good time. Sophs Doing the Job
Classed with Edwards as a coming middle distance runner is Don Thompson, speedy sophomore who was a star at Lawrence High School. Thompson captured the half-mile in both the Kansas State and Nebraska dual meets. His time against the Wildcats was 2:01.
Two other sophomores scored victories in the field events against Kansas State. Jack O'Hara made his best vault of the season to set a new meet record in the pole vault of 12 feet 6 1-2 inches.
The broad jump was won by J. R. Jones, a new man who is expected to be a real star. He has not hit his stride indoors yet, but showed what he could do when he jumped better than 23 feet as a freshman last spring.
A pair of junior letterman won the Jayhawks' other two first places, Darrell Mathes winning the 60-yard dash and Bill Greene taking the 440-yard run. Mathes was very impressive in the short sprint, turning in the fastest time made by a Big Six runner this winter, 6.3. Greene's winning time in the 440 was 53.8 and he added a fast quarter in the mile relay to this later in the meet.
Young G.O.P.—
(Continued from page one) of officers will take place, Leonard said.
Gov. Payne H. Ratner, whom the University Young Republican club has pledged itself to support for reelection, will speak at a dinner at the Women's club at 7 p.m. as a climax to the convention. A dance at 9 o'clock to the music of Dale Brodie's orchestra will end the affair.
Delegates and alternates chosen last night to attend the convention were: Delegates Betty Ann Leisure, fa'41; Maurine Mong, c'40; Bob Anderson, e'43; John Somers, Jr., c'42; Joe Brown, c'42; Rudy Savely, c'42; Earl Remy, b'41; Lewis Slocum, c'43; Reginald Buxton, c'40; John Crouch, l'41; Art Shoaf, c'43;
Gerald McGrew, e'41; A. I. West,
c'41; Charles Stutz, c'43; and Bill
Douce. e'41.
Alternates: C. R. Mong, Jr., c'42; Ken Campbell, 'c'uncl; Willard Burton, e'41; Jack Hawley, e'43; Bill Reynolds, c'42; John Elliot, e'40; Bill Bowers, l'42; Arnold Gilbert, l'42; Conrad Voelker, c'42; Dorothy Dale Gear, c'42; Dorothy Howe, c'42; Elaine Leonard, c'43; Claudia Maxwell, l'40; Virginia Miller, l'41; and John Brookens, l'41.
Prof. U. G. Mitchell, speaking on "Geometric Configurations," gave the second of two talks to the Mathematics Colloquium which met at 4:30 yesterday afternoon.
Mitchell Addresses Colloquium
The meetings of the organization are open to anyone who is interested.
Cornhuskers----
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Dr. F. C. Allen plans to start Miller and Don Ebling at forwards, Bob Allen at center, and Harp and John Kline at guards against the Huskers.
The ten man squad along with Doctor Allen and trainer Dean Nesmith will leave by train tonight, going through Kansas City and arriving at Lincoln early in the morning. The Jayhawks will stay in Lincoln Saturday night and go by train to Ames Sunday.
The cagers will board a train home immediately after the Monday night game with the Cyclones and arrive in Lawrence Tuesday morning.
Besides the starting five, Coean Allen will take Bob Johnson, Bill Hogben, Jack Sands, Bruce Voran, and Howard Engleman.
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With all boats gone and with no visible chance to escape, the terrified Robinsons manifest such unexpected courage as to bring pride to the heart of William, the father. Unable to help themselves, they face their fate with calm resignation as the sea continues to rise eminently in the cabin of the stricken ship. . . But their guardian angel must have marked the Robinsons for better things, for the storm suddenly subsides. And they discover to their amazement a lush tropical island not far away. Going down into the hold, William finds that the livestock, providentially, is in good condition.
Looking about for a means by which to make their escape ashore, William hits upon the idea of building a raft out of barrels. With the help of Jack, Ernest, and Fritz the necessary material is brought out on deck and finally the raft is put together and launched overside. Then begins the back-breaking task of salvaging such of the ship's cargo as will help them to maintain life on this strange island. With a heavy sea still running William and his boys undertake the hazardous work of loading the raft. Only the barest essentials can be taken, and the family suffer soul torment as they abandon many of their personal possessions. (Continued).