SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Delta Chi's Romp Over Kappa Sig's
Delta Chi continued its quest for the championship of division I by defeating Kappa Sigma, 29 to 21, yesterday in one of the three "A" team games played.
Maintaining a narrow margin all the way, Phi Kappa Psi nosed out Pi Kappa Alpha, 27 to 26. In the other game Beta Theta Pi remained a challenger in division I by turning back Sigma Phi Epsilon. 24 to 17.
Norman Kraemer led the Delta Chi quintet with 12 points, while Miller Cameron was the leading scorer for the Kappa Sig's with 11 points. Lester Pojezny, rangy forward of Pi KA., was high point man for the day with 15 points. In the Beta's victory, Bob Stoland and Bill Geiger shared the scoring honors, each collecting 10 points.
In division IV, Sigma Alpha Epison "B" defeated Sigma Chi "B," 17 to 11.
The schedule for tomorrow fol- Jows:
6:00: Hellhounds vs. Comets;
Dunakin Club vs. I.S.A. II.
9:00: Alpha Kappa Sigma vs. ISA III; Mississippi Meteors vs. Warriors.
10:00 Dominoes II vs. ISA I; Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Chi.
State Tankers—
(Continued from page five)
Marshall Stover, undefeated Aggie sophomore, carried off high point honors, winning the 220-yard free style race in the new record time 2:19.3. He finished ahead by two and a half pool lengths in taking the 440-yard free style with a new pool and meet time of 5:11.3. In the dives he placed second to Koelling of Kansas. H. Novak of K. State was close behind him with 12 points.
About 100 persons crowded around the small pool to watch the matches, in which the Jayhawkers started off
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with a victory in the opening 300-yard medley event, establishing a new record of 3:20.4.
In the 50-yard free style Novak set up a new mark of 25.5 and he followed this with another record-shattering performance of 57.3 in the 100-yard dash.
Cooper and Rosebush of Kansas finished in that order in the 150-yard back stroke with Carl of Kansas State breaking in a new record of 2:42.5 in the following 200-yard breast stroke.
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220-yard free style—Won by Stover, K State; second, Lamer, K State; third, LaShelle, Kansas. New record time, 2:19.3.
The Aggies won the final race, the 400-yard relay with another meet record of 3:53.5. The summaries:
300-yard medley relay—Won by Kansas (Cooper, Nelson, and Morton) Second, K. State.
Diving—Won by Koelling, Kansas; second, Stover, K. State; third, Novak, K.State.
50-yard free style—Won by Novak, K. State; second, Wilson, Kansas; third, Yeo. Kansas State. Time. 25.5.
150-yard back stroke—Won by Cooper, Kansas; second, Rosebush, Kansas; third, Smoll, K. State.
200-yard breast stroke—Won by Carl, K. State; second, Nelson, Kansas; third, Novak, K. State, New record time, 242.5.
100-yard free style—Won by Novak, K. State; second, Yeo, K. State; third, Morton, Kansas. New record time. 573.
440-yard free style—Won by Stover, K. State; second, Lamar, K. State; third, LaShelle, Kansas. New meet and pool record, 51.13.
400-yard relay—Won K. State (Novak, Garrett, Guy, Yee). Sec-
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(Continued from page 4) but the tough Missourians are on the road.
Tough Card—
Tuesday night the Jayhawkers start their suicide trek around the circuit with a tilt at Manhattan. They only downed Jack Gardner's scrappy Wildcats by a point here and are expecting a tough game.
Next week-end the Jayhawkers will leave on a two-game jaunt to the northern end of the league to play Nebraska Saturday night and Iowa State Monday.
If the Kansans get by these three contests, all they have to do to win the flag is trim Missouri here before a sellout crowd, March 1, and then take the hustling Oklahoma Sooners at Norran, March 8.
Other Big Six games this week will find Oklahoma playing Oklahoma A. and M. Tuesday night at Norman and Thursday night Missouri and Iowa State will tangle at Columbia.
The last time out Kansas lost to the Oklahoma Aggies, 24 to 22, for its third loss of the season.
Simonizing-
(Continued from page four) Eberhardt were mentioned, when I should have been referring to their younger brothers, Glenn and Fred, respectively. I seem to have lapsed back to a year ago when the elder Fays and Eberhardts were starring on the Jayhawk cinder team.
ond, Kansas (Wilson, Morton, Robinson, Rosebush). New record meet time. 3:55.5.
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G.M. Beal Plans Architects Banquet
Prof. G.M. Beal, chairman of student affairs in the School of Architecture and Engineering, announced yesterday that plans are being made for the program of the architecture and engineering banquet to be held here March 28.
Word was received last week from Paul Starett, former Lawrence boy who was contractor for the Empire State building, that he would be unable to give the main address. A well-known man in engineering circles, Starett also sent an autographed copy of his new book "Changing the Skyline" which is to be placed in the department library. Starett's father was builder and pastor of the old Presbyterian church
in Lawrence and was known by many Lawrence residents.
Plans will be completed in the next week for another speaker and the remainder of the program, according to Professor Beal.
How They Stand
| | w | l | pct. | pt.s. | op. |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Missouri | 6 | 1 | .875 | 303 | 233 |
| Kansas | 4 | 1 | .800 | 187 | 159 |
| Oklahoma | 6 | 2 | .750 | 327 | 159 |
| Nebraska | 2 | 6 | .250 | 270 | 296 |
| K. State | 2 | 7 | .222 | 273 | 357 |
| Iowa State | 1 | 5 | .167 | 183 | 222 |
W. S.G.A. To Meet Tuesday
(Does not include last night's game between Iowa State and Nebraska at Ames.)
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