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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1987
Pitcher Is Needed For Team
Unless Baseball Coach Frances Kappelman discovers a pitcher to top the mound for the Jayhawks before this afternoon's game with Iowa State, it appears that the Kansas men will stand little chance with the Ames men who already have three games to their credit this season.
"I think that we have a good chance against the Iowa." Coach Kappelman said last night. "If we can get some pitching, I believe the rest of the team will stand up very well."
Kappelman was busy yesterday afternoon drilling infiltrates and brushing up team members' hitting.
For the starting lineup today Kappelman will use: Town, 2b; Kappelman, ss; Praile, 3b; Anderson, e; Weidner, 1b; Holcom, Jf; Coffin, rf; Hall, cf, and Klppenbeord or Bonnie Anderson, p.
The game will start at 3:15 today or the field just east of Memorial stadium.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Two thousand high school athletes from 130 Kansas schools, the greatest number in the history of the meet will compete in the thirty-third annual University Intercolastic track and field meet Friday.
Highs Hold Meet Athletes Will Competeto To Set New Records Fridag
Interest in the meet this year has been increased by the possibility that class A competition will be outdone by smaller schools performing in class B.
In the two big high school meet run on to the date, class B has had a decided edge over the larger schools in the running events. At the Sterling Relays, class B track men turned in better times in every individual running event. Class A managed to quicker a faster time in the 400-yard dash at the Anthony Relays, but this was the only event they salvaged.
Led by two state champions, the class B track and field men are expected to make their best showing in years. Cieland of Vincant captured the mile run last year at the state and Rob Rohl Milton won the discus throw. Milton was 4371 and Rob's best throw during 1636 was 12 feet 11 inches.
Class A also boosts two state champions in Buckman of Argentine, who is also the national high jump champion, and Underwood of Wichita, Nebraska. The Buckman set a new record of 6 feet 5 inches in the high jump here last year.
As the hour of the meet approaches, the likely winner in class A remains as much a mystery as ever. Hutchinson, Wichita North and Sumitomo, all have good teams, but none are an appreciable edge over the field.
The record in the most danger is the disc mark of 135 feet 8 inches, set by del Bertell White of Pleasanton in 1930. Kinney of Wyndotte tossed the platter 126 feet 6 inches last Saturday and may better that distance hers. Roth and Busen of Shawnee Mission, the defending Class A champion in the discs, are others who might establish a new mark.
The record in the 200-yard-low hurdles is another mark which may be bettered. Underwood, Ralph Miller of Chamute, Brown of Winfield Luke of Hamilton all appear at surpassing the record of 234.
Kiwn is the favorite in Class B The Cheifains were Class B winners at Sterling and Anthony and figure to repent here. Featuring a quartet of fleet sprinters, the Kiowa outfit expects to capture the 802-yard relay and make strong showings in the mile and medley relays.
Women's Intramurals
Women's Tentant
The intramural baseball schedule for today is as follows: Division 1, Watkins hall-alpha Chi Omega; division 2, Pi Beta Phi-Kappa Alpha Theta; division 3, Chi Omega-Gamma Theta; division 4, Division 4-Anon-Corbin
The horseshoe teams scheduled to play today are L.W. and T.N.T.
Sigma Kappa defeated Corbin hall
in Birmingham yesterday 2 to 1.
The first rounds of the women's intramural tennis tournament must be played off by Saturday.
A summary of the winners of the winter intramural sports is as follows: basketball, Corbin hall; ping pong, Corbin hall; Chi Omega; ping pong doubles, Pita Phi; darts, Dorothy Jane Willcuts, Corbin hall; swimming meet, Corbin singles, Dorothy Jane Willcuts, Corbina hall; deck tennis. T.N.T.
The women's intramural golf qualifying rounds of nine holes must be played off by Monday, April 19. Amateur rounds will begin at that time will be eliminated from the tournament, according to the announcement from the intramural office.
The results of the first round of the baseball tournament is as follows:
E. T.C. forfeited to the T.N.T. independents.
| Kappa Kappa Kappa defeated the Alpha Delta Pi team 16 to 6. The battery for the Kappa nine was Torbis Delano and Barbara Simpson. For the Alpha Delta Pi team was Rutt Worley and Ala Armstrong.
Sigma Kappa won from Alpha
Tau Beta for the first time.
For Sigma Kappa was Ellen
terson and Arlene Irvine. The
battle ended in a two-over-
two Aintzler Rattles and Emil Gikerson
Practice Ends in Tie
The Red and the Blue football teams played to a scoreless tie in an intra-squad practice game yesterday. The warm weather appeared to make the playing rather spiritless and unexciting.
Shirk showed signs of the ball playing that rated him as second all-Big Six last fall. Playing in the backfield, he got away for several good gains through his hard driving. Shirk also played well defensively.
Despite the ragged playing as a whole, a few players stood out on some of the plays. Ebling, freshman, did some nice ninting and ball carry-ons, with Reds, and Moreland broke the line occasionally to mess up the Blue plays.
Today's practice marked the last one this week, owing to the interference of the Relays. Practice will be resumed next Monday and will continue through to the end of next week. After that, the organized spring practice, although some of the players may be given individual instruction after that.
KFKU To Broadcast Kansas Relays Saturday
The finals of the Fifteenth Kansas Relays will be broadcast from KFKU on Saturday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. Professor Dill, director of News Bureau, will summarize the event over the station at 6 p.m.
A summary of the High School Track Meet to be held in the Mead stadium tomorrow will be provided by Professor Dill at 6 p.m. tomorrow.
Miss Snow To Attend Graduation Exercises Here
Miss Eidh Huntington Snow, daughter of former Chancellor Francis H. Snow, has returned recently after five years in Europe, and will attend the commencement exercises at the University this spring, according to Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni association.
Miss Snow, a former student here is founder and director of Snow looms and is one of the foremost hand weavers in the United States.
While abroad she photographed scenes of Italy and southern France which are now on display in New York.
Officials for the Kansas Relays are the Thirty-third annual Interscholastic Track meet were announced today by Dr. F. C. Allen, director of the Kansas Relays. Governor Walter A. Huxman was announced as honoree and Harry Schulte University of Nebraska track coach, as referee.
Officials Are Chosen
Starter for the Relays will be Gwinn Henry, newly appointed director of athletics for the University of Kansas. Jack Grover will be honorary starter since he will not be honored on as he has the past 14 years.
Mr. Henry will be the starter also or the High School track meet on Friday and H. W. Hargiss, Univer- tary football team, be referee at he high school meet.
Honored guests at the Kansas Relays Saturday will be Dr. John Outland, "father of the Kansas Relays," C. E. Mchle, sports editor of the National Tournament chief of national league umpires. Other officials for the Relays will be:
Head Judges of the Finish: Louis L. Touton and E. A. Thomas.
Inspector of Weight Implements:
Carlton V. Kent and E, F. Stimpson,
Assistants to Clerk of Course: Jay
Plumley and Ernie Vanok.
Judges of Truck Events, Dr. B. A.Poorman, B. A. Nash, Fay R.Routon, M. A. Smith, J. R. Selvidge, Major R. Edwards and Dr. R. Moore.
Head Timer; Dr. J, A Reilly;
Heather Hawley, W, O. Hamilton;
E. Eilers, Henry Ashley, W, O. Hamilton; Dorian H. O'Leary; Dorman R. Heaves, Reaves Peters,
C. Coquagny.
Head Inspector. Dr. James A. Naismith; Inspectors: Charles Radliff, Gliem Charlton, Walter Varmum, Wayne McCoy, Rev. Theodore
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Judges of Field Events: Head Judge, Dr. J. M. Mott; Assist., Elwyn Ebens Pole, vault. Les Freesburg, Louis House, L. R. Perry, Levi Cobb, John F. Keller, Landes, Percy Parks and John C. Lonborg, Javelin, A. E. Talbot, Frank Guptemple, Larry Winn, and Theno Graves, Jump, Ellen T. Hooker, Bud Widiek, High Jump, Carl V. Rice, Earl Hay, Byron Sars, and John Wolf, Disc Throw, Dick Craggue, Roy Means, Bill Cochlear.
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Head Timer: Major Ray Edwards
Timers, Glenn Simmons, Claude
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Men's Intramurals
Sigma Alpha Epsilon won another intramural championship yesterday when their volley ball team beat the third final game. No playground ball games were scheduled for yesteryear, but is allowing the rescheduled schedule for this year. Kappa Sig vs. Phil Delta; diamond 2. Deli Chi vs. Diamond 3; diamond 4. Theta Tau vs. Westminster diamond 5. Delta Upsilon vs. Westminster diamond 6. Delta Upsilon vs. Westminster diamond 7. Sigma Upsilon vs. Westminster diamond 8. 1200 Tennessee vs. diamond 9.
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Two handball matches are on the schedule for today. They are: Phi Pli, Phi Gam and Sigma Nu vs at 4:30 p.m. Both matches are on 4:30 p.m.
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Phi Sigma Chi To Hold National Convention Here
Phi Sigma Chi, national organization of women's pep clubs, will hold its national convention here Saturday. There are chapters of the organization at the University of Missouri State College, and the University.
Newly Organized Band Will Play for R.O.T.C. Inspection The first uniform musical revie
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