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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1939.
Louis Kayos Pastor, 11th
HOLDEN LINES
By CLAVELLE HOLDEN Kanson Sports Editor
Pet Peeve No. 1: Why doesn't someone fix up the University golf course. Weeds are a foot high over most of the fairways and the greens are in "lousy" shape. At the present time it looks more like a game preserve than a golf course. It takes ten men and a dog to find a ball even if it is straight down the fairway.
This week's edition of Collier's carries a "blow-up" story of Clyde Jeffrey by Charley Paddock, former Olympic star. Jeffrey, who is now enrolled in Stanford University is a former Riverside Junior College sprint and competed here at the Relays in 1838 and 1939. Trainer Dean Ne Smith recalls that when Jeffrey won the century dash in 1838 he came dashing into the dressing room and was beaten by a major race that he had won. He laid down on the training table and shouted, "now I am a man!" Paddock predicts big things for Jeffrey. We recall that another famous Olympic star got his start in the big time at the Kansas Relays, referring to Glenn Morris.
And talking of trainers. Kansas University now has trainers in four of the largest schools in the country. Roland Logan is head trainer at West Point, which is considered the outstanding school in the country in regard to a complete athletic program. Jimmy Cox handles the athletes at Harvard Elwen Dews accepted such a position last month with Fitzpatrick, who was named the has a Kauan at the head of their trainers. Mike Kelly. Above information speaks well for "Docs" Allen who taught the boys the "training" game. "Bill" Hargiss had Logan, Cox, and Dees under him in track.
Challenger Down 4 Times In First Two Rounds
Briggs Stadium, Detroit, Sept. 20.—Via Radio—Joe Louis successfully defended his world's heavyweight championship here tonight by knocking out a courageous Bob Pastor with a terrific left hook early in the eleventh round of their scheduled 20 rounder.
After being knocked down four times in the first two heats, the challenger came back strong to hang on through the next eight rounds, even giving the Brown Bomber lots of trouble in the eighth.
After sparring around for a short while in the opening stanza Joe went to work on "Bicycle" Bob and smashed him to the canvas three times, once for a one-count, the second time for a count of nine, and the third time Pastor climbed to his feet on seven. Just as the gong ended the round Louis knocked his foe half way through the ropes and was robbed of the early knock-out by time.
In the second round Pastor again hit the deck for a count of nine, but came back to hold his own until the kayo punch early
Pastor held the champion to a draw in the fifth and sixth as he ap- pended to be getting stronger. Then for the first time I took took the upper hand in the eighth.
When the challenger came out for the eleventh heat he appeared to be in less danger than at any time during the evening, but Joe licked out with a devastating look that hooked Bob to the floor. Pastor tried to get up at eight, but couldn't make it and Joe took the fight, his first home-town appearance since taking the crown.
Eighty-five University students met at Westminster hall last Sunday evening to open religious activities for the fall. All new students are invited to participate each Sunday at 6 p.m.
Westminster Students Meet
K-Men To Aid Ceremony
Gilkerson's Cafe Famous for its
All K-men meet at North Hill
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock to
participate in the Freshman
Induction ceremonies. Meet at
the entrance of the Corbin
Dewey and wear "K" sweaters.
Full Dinner
25c
(Next to Patee Theater)
ARCHERY RANGE
Freshman football practice will begin officially this afternoon, it was announced yesterday by Mike Gette*'s fresh coach. The *start of practice* was delayed until today in order to give the team would get enrolled properly.
Both men will be in school this fall and expect to complete work toward their degree in January.
Freshmen gridsters will check out equipment in the dressing room on the west side of the stadium anytime this afternoon.
Getter will be assisted this year by Max Replogle and Dave Shirk, stars of the 1938 Jayhawker football team. Replike, a halfback from Coldwater, and Shirk, an end from ElDorado, were regulars on the varsity squad for three years. Shirk was elected honorary captain at the end of the season last year.
Frosh Practice Starts Today
We Invite You
To the Most Modern Cafe in the Middlewest Here you will enjoy good food,good service and good coffee. Ask your friends.
Open afternoons and evenings, 23rd and Indiana, across from Dine-n-mite.
De Luxe Cafe
711 Mass. St. Lawrence, Kans.
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ECONOMIZE
By Patronizing the
STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE
Sponsored by W.S.G.A.
We have been buying and selling Textbooks for years. K. U. students have learned to save at the Book Exchange.
UNION BUILDING SUB-BASEMENT
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Open from 8:30 to 5
Sophomore Glad
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there. The ship didn't touch at the port, and now he is trying to recover his property.
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Rappellman took several rolls of color film of different places in Europe and is having them developed as well. The color film to be developed in Belfast slight hopes of ever seeing them again. The films he is having develop
As close as your phone.
Call K.U. 66 for the Kansan.
oped here he plans to exhibit in his eating establishment.
"The German people seemed happy mough and seem to have plenty to at. They remind me of Americans" he said.
Corner Boarding Club
1345 Vermont St.
20 Meals ... $4.50
13 Meals ... $3.50
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ARCHERY RANGE
Open afternoons and evenings, 23rd
and Indiana, across from Dine-am-
ite.
Good Morning Professor!
and the new term Suits take their seats . . . the Prof greeted them by stating: you don't have anything on me . . . I'm wearing a new Carl Fall Suit, too.
the No. 1 Hit Suit of the season . . . Fancy Tweed . . . rough fabrics that can take it.
A large selection here for choosing. Sure you'll want one in your cellphone, wardrobe.
$22.50-$35.00
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Rough Hats, Ties, Socks, Shirts that travel right along with the Suits
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WELCOME TO THE ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE YOUR MEMORIAL UNION the Center of University Life
- Modernistic main lounge
- Men's recreation rooms
- Women's recreation rooms
- Men's lounge: comfort
- Women's lounge: the same
- University cafeteria
- The Union fountain
- Rental library: fiction, etc.
- Magazines for reading
- Pine room for meetings
- Your Old English room
- W.S.G.A. Book Exchange
- Offices of Jayhawker
- Radio-phonograph in Lounge
- Table games: cards, etc.
- Free mid-week varsities
- Other facilities for you
SPECIAL
1. Visit our rich new music room above the hall room.
2. Enjoy special 10c breakfasts, 25c lunches, and 25c dinners in the sacrious caffeteria.
3. Read new magazines on this year's list. (Such as Esquire).
Memorial Union Operating Committee
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