SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Varsity Tennis Men Will Play for Positions
Curry, Kell, Hoverstock, Brighton Meet Monday in Round Robia Tournament
The close of the race in the Varsity tennis tournament for Varsity squad places finis Carry, Kell, Hoverstock and Brighton, the four seed players, as the four-man team for the present time. These four men, who reached the semifinal round of the tourney as a result of Thursday afternoon's matches, will be joined by the four-seed squad before beginning practice sessions.
Curry advanced to a team position by defeating Trever in a fine show of tennis, 6-4, 6-3. With less wind than previously during the tourney, both players were able to show much better striking. Although Trever forced Curry into many dance games, he was unable to imply the extra push which Trever had to muster and pennantly rubbed the net where superb volleying nudged many of his points.
Brighton Downs Buchanan
By out-studying his opponent both with and against the wind, Brighton succeeded in downing Buchanan, 6-3, 6-3. Both players avoided engaging in net play and remained pretty well in the back court.
Hoverstock, scaled numbers, three men for the tourney, held his place on the squair by defeating low, 1-1, 6-4. After winning the first set not easily. Hoverstock found two difficult in winning the second but after running to four-all, he was able to push over the next two games for the go
Kell Wins
Durham was unable to cope with the steady power which凯伊 supplied, and the inefficiency of the net considerably, with Durham furnishing several units painting about a quarter.
In preference to finishing out the Variality tournament which is now in the semi-final round, Coach Arthur Voss plans to have the four semi-finals complete in a ten-game round robin tournament. The team will squash the squail. Each of the four will play the other three squad members 10 games opposite tomorrow; at the end of the round robin of play, the man holding the highest number of games out of 20 games he has played will be named the next highest, number two, and so on.
The schedule of play for Monday afternoon: Curry vs. Brighton, 3:00; Kell vs. Hoverstock, 3:00; Curry vs. Hoverstock, 3:00; Kell vs. Brighton, 3:00; Curry vs. Kell, 4:00; Hoverstock vs. Brighton, 4:00.
Records Fall; Alma and Summer Win High Mee
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Mission: second, Kyle, Wyandotte,
third, Denton, Sabella; fourth, Riley,
third, TSI. 8.0.
Run in two sections each of which counts in scoring.
First Race. Won by Watson, Sumner, second, Freemain, Wichita North third, Hunter, Ackley, fourth, Kelly Chapman, Time, 2.65.
Second Race: Won by Maxwell, Emperor; second, Flanagan, Wyandotte third, McPherson, Sumner; fourth Brodie, Wikitalla North, Time, 2.0.19
Run in two sections. Both count in scoring.
First Session: Won by Roberts, O'Daun-
t; second, Hale, Eureka; third,
Blistle, Seaman; high, fourth,
J Walker, Salina. Time: 4:47
Second Section: Won by Skimmer, horton; Second, High, Dickinson County; the Archers, Carnegie; fourth, J. Barrett; fourth, 4:44.4
125-vlb. Wide-Hatch
Won by Lawrence of Wichita, second,
Rebtets, Chantier; third, W. Thomas,
Summer; fourth, Moffett, Arkansas City,
Time, 15.4. (New record).
Won by Roberts, Chanute; second,
Lawrence, Wichita North; third, Deart,
Wichita North; fourth, Underd,
Wichita North; Time, 244.
200-yd. Low Hurdles
Half Mile Relax
Won in sections. Won on clapdice time.
Won by Summer (H. Dunn, E. Johnson, Francis, Fisher.) Second. Junction
City; tied for third, Wyandotte and Wichita East. Time. 1:35.5.
First Session: Wit by Wilhelm North (Williams, Steebler, Engler, Thornton) (Time, 3-11); second, Hutchinson (3-42.3); third, Chanuts (3-56.4), fourth, McMahon (3-70.8).
Second Section. Won by Wichita East (Ash, Stass, Bossomwee, Pfeffer) (Thursday, 3:38:1), second, Lovenworth (March, 3:42:0), Lawrence (3:42:0). No fourth place.)
Third Section: Won by ElDardo (Rich, Henson, Henson, Clankland) (3:58.2) second Wyndaton (3:46.8) fourth Anzugreus (3:47.4)
Fourth Section: Won by Summer (Gordon, Dunn, Johnson, Fisher) (Time: 3:29.4); second, Ackermans City (3:42.8); third, Salina (3:36.3)?
Winners on Bask of Elapsed Time:
First, Wichita East; second, Leavenworth; blired, Eldorado; fourth, Summer.
Winning time: 3.289.
Run in sections, winners determiner or nominating them.
First Session  Wen by Emperor
(Taylor, Benton, Dennison, Reesh)
second session  Wendy Waydell
(3.421), ElliDrood (3.433),
fourth.  ElliDrood (3.50)
Second Section: Won by Wichita
East (Harper, Irby, Keller, Faker)
first round: 61, second round: 353(37)
third, Oaktail: (353(8), fourth, Hiawatha:
(352(8))
Third Section: Won by Junction City (32:81), second, Eureka (34:31), third, Highland Park (34:44), fourth, Salina (34:71).
On Basis of Elapsed Time: First Wichita East; second, Summer; third, Olmie; fourth, Dunction City. Winning time: 3.24.6.
High Jump
Wen by Buckman. Argentine second
season defender. Won Wminton.
Wunderstad for fourth, E. Cain,
Arkansas City. Royers, Inderwander; Kite
Eatonen and Schmelze, Topheil.
Won by Alex Cain of Ardennes three, second, Fourie, Wyndatee; third, Powers, Freddin; fourth, Underwood, Wichia North. Distance, 42 ft. 8% in.
Wen by Carpenter, Hutchison; tie,
for second, Quinn, Arkansas City; Har-
nley, Hutchison; Abel, Olatee;
Ramsey, Wyndotte, Height, 12 ft. 1 in.
Won by Barra, Independence, second
Hutchinson, Stinchton; third, Kinney,
Wyndotte; fourth, Knight, Independence
Distance. 165 ft. 10 in.
Discus Throw
Won by Burns, Shawnee Mission second, Tennesse, Summer, K.C.; third Cook, Hatchinson, fourth, Brown, Wickota; distance, 123 ft., 6 in.
Shot Put
Wen by Vanderbilt, Eureka; Whitkite, Otterbury, second; Borne, Independence, third; Hamilton, Ottawa, fourth; Dasson, 43 ft., 114 in.
CLASS B
102 rd. Deck
Won by Montgomery, Conway Springs
Second, Gooddall, St. Mary; third, Linton,
Lainkin, Kloos; fourth, Grockett, Chase
County; Time 10.7
Won by Montgomery, Conway Springs second, Glenwood, Winchester third, Dilliganhung County; fourth, Grokett, Chico County; Community, Time, 24 seconds.
Run in five sections, each of which counts as a race.
First Sister: Wen by Kennedy, Nortorville; second, Wanamack, Waterer; third, Johnson, Reservoir; fourth, Mackasie, Time. 54.8.
Second Race: Won by Cross, Midlain second, Roberts, Watersville; third, Kaumu. Waterville; fourth, Daniels, Jar-arlo. Time, 54.0
Fourth Race Won by Maybell, Chase County; second, Smith, Norwich; third, Bjerger. Bucklin; fourth, Byerley, Minneapolis. Time: 53.2
Third Race: Won by Storm, Westphalia; second, Norman, Okaidson; third Clune; Linwood; fourth, Wilson, Chess "time", Time. 56.6
Fifth Race: Won by Brecht, Chase
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County; second, Goelmer, Potter; third
Burns, Eakridge; fourth, Howard, Mullane.
Time: 5:14
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72%
First section. Won by Batchleur, Admirer mono. Ninth, Baseball Rural third, Marris, Waterville; fourth, Linke Classroom. 9215
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second, second, Tripy, Meridian; third
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Spanin. South ... 2:057
830~Yd. Run
In two sections, both of which count.
First Race: by Marquese of Midtown; second Iray, Wrestling; third Percy, Perry; fourth Lucian, Jane.
Second session: Won by Clingman Harlam; second, Cleland, Viland; third Abel; Troy; fourth, Kruse, Waterville Time. 4:44.
Won by Herbie Aime, ainsen, Wilson Cause County, third, beringer, Minneapolis, fourth, McKnight, Enkridge, Time 23.3.
125-Vol. 8a Horites
Won by Herbs, Alma; second, Wilson
Class County; third, Bills; Walville,
collegiate, Minneapolis; time, 13.7.
Pun in sections; race determined on elapsed time.
Won by Alma (Grave), Bennett, Dillith;
Barnabis; second, Kingdown; third,
Cunyvey Springs; fourth, St. Martya
Time 1952.
Second section Won by Marla (Feb.
Bauer, Kevin Simmons) Time: 3:48.4
second, Oquga (3:52.4) third, Percy
(4:02.1) fourth team.
First section: Wen by Walton (Krose
Kroger, Day, McQuenney, Warner) (Tinsn
3:40:1) record, Footnote 3(40:3), third
(3:40:3), fourth (3:40:3), Alley
(3:41:3)
Third section: Won by Florence (Brussels, Tener, Mailier, Stilleman) (1:31)
6:00 second. Washington (2:55:12)
8:00 second. (423/8), touch, Garlon (411/4).
Winners on boats of elapsed time first, Waltham; second, Nahler; third, Fidotoria; fourth, Overbrook; Winning June 3-49
1. 1 in sections—winner on basis of est time.
First instress: By Erikdurge (Meinec,
Kriskjitten, Bermuda) and Cline (Tampa,
Alma) (3(40.5), fourth, Berkend (3(44.4),
second instress) won by Atchison
Lewis (3(40.5)) and Bycik (Wester)
(Welter) (3(40.5), second, Perry
Wilson) (3(40.5), fourth, Washburn
(3(40.5)).
Third section. Won by Florence (Time 3:32.3); second, Westchester (G.S.32); third Nortonville (G.S.32); fourth, Washington.
Fourth match: Won by Klown (Lem-
kon, Legen, Snimed, Mead) (Clime,
bick), second, Morden (39:28), third,
City (40:6), fourth, Gardner (41:15).
High Jump
Our-way to the first place Bateleur,
Admirer Burial, Maine, Echinoe, Echoine,
Minnesota, Burger, Buckin, all three of L.D. O.
Won by Anguish, Wuchshan; second,
Putter, Pretty Pintie; third, Migna,
Rekluge; fourth, Montaban, Admire;
Distance 31.18 mi.
Bread Jumbo
Won by Ling Hy, Fowler; died for second Dickson, Burlington; Conway, Conway Springs; and Faler, Elk City. Height 11 f. 3 in.
Won by Batechier, Admirte Rural; second, Kaley, Midland third, Beard, Alma fourth, Mellon, Mulvane. Distance, 171 ft. 2 in.
Won by Eggert, Walton; second, Bar-
er; Mulvane; third, Owen, Valley Falls.
Two Records Bettered In Fourteenth Relay
University quarter mile relay; Won by Texas (Reese, Rockhold, Grumson, Walshunder); second, Kansas; birdied, Walker; fourth, Nebraska, Tran. 41.5 seconds.
University four-nile relay: Won by
Indiana; second, Duke; third, Michigan.
State; fourth, Nebraska. Time
4:23.3
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rs; third, Lown; fourth, Arizona, Tim
21.9.
College distance moulley relay; Won y Emporia T caders (Lock, Mack丹麦mermernum, Frame); second, Pittbush College, Fennimore fourth, Yankee, College, Fulton sixth.
Pole vault: Went by Lymen, Iowa Siate and Constrave, Nebraska tied for third three. Noble, Kansas, and Harkin all won. (12 ft. 4 in.), height. 12 feet.
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Diana threw. Won by Farmington, Kansas (5-0), 6-1. Dana was fifth (5-0), 8-2. Mountain, Denise. Bird, Shirey. Nebraska (140 ft. 6 in.) aviru, Scoofeldky. Kansas State College.
University dialects mollery relay
on by Emmapta Teachers (Croom-
s, Ireland); Dr. Robert Bentley
end; Indiana; third; Minnesota (forth);
Nebraska. Time: 10.12. (A new world's
record, breaking the old record of 19
weeks) a record sets by Manhattan,
New York.
High jump. by Cyrus Colabo,
(6 ft, 12 in); second. Brownie
(4 ft, 7 in); third. Kalley,
Kalley, Missouri (6 ft, 2½ in); fourth.
seven men tied. Drake, Michigan;
P. Hyatt State Regional Illinois;
Chicago, Illinois; Chennai,
Kerala (6 ft, ¾ in).
Hoye, star and jungle hero by Carol Garrison. *Hoye is named after Neph Marseille Youth (40) B. 1/2 in third. Michigan State (64) H. 3/2 in first. Record record-first time for event at event.*
Dunn juniq. - Won by Kris, Pitchman
Tarabee, Henderson, second Dritch,
Hamilton, Stiegle. 62 (29), 47,
30, Cardwell, Nebraska (29), 51,
47, fourth, Hamilton, Colorado (29),
51, 47.
2003 meter steeplechase; won by Decked
Indian; second, Dawn, won by
Oklahoma (Okelowna) third, Manning,
unattached (Wichita) fourth, Kilee, Gilb
University senior naval midshipy, who northwestern (Hoot Millett, Korea) and Pacific (Santiago, Chile) State College fourth, Oklahoma, Tenn. 7k24 (Draxinski the old Int'l Administrator), the two other records have been in the event of either Hoot Millett's record-first
Junior College spirit medley relay win by Port St. Louis (82), Snuzara, bladder Bomb), Scorching, Hanko third, Kirsten Giacobi, Goft, India, Team 3725
Guinee one mile relay won by Karen Hoyman (Guyane, France), Regina Brown (Honduras), Katie Koppe (Brazil), Georgia North (Georgia, United States) length, Tessa Talmay (University one mile relay won by Jennifer Woods)
Javelin, wom. by Funtcher, Group U (19) 6f. (7 in.); fountain, Lamb, Iwo Jima (19) 5f. (4 in.); Mimura, Yokoyama (188 f.); four-foot, Romania, Carriana (188 f.); 13½ in.).
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Won by Owen, Valley Fall, second
Crambaker, Gunner, third, Klune, Eckridge, fourth, Fourth, Mullane, Distance, 126 ft. 10 in.
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Kappa Pta Kappa Elects
Kappa Rai Kappa, electrical engineering Intimacy, has elected the following officers for the coming year: Orin Hanna, e37, president; William Mickey, e38, vice president; Dean Ward, e39, treasurer; Claude Burds, secr. secretary; Charles Crouch, e38 historian-librarian and Bord Horton
Student Court Proposal Will Be Decided Today
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Maddox in its final form because after students at this rank election as a constitutional amendment.
"I make this statement so as to assume my responsibility for the assays that Professor Madden declared the bill as constitutional, and Professor Madden assured me that he did not be involved in any miscommunication him for writing."
Paul Wilberi, chairman of com-
Paul Wilbert, chairman of committee on student court bill.
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"I was earlier diagnosed, and not a little ummed, to read the remarks directed at my party and by me on Myers Field and Lane in Friday's Kaman statement had been conducted with some degree of dignity. However, that is not as important as the fact that I am there because the faculty in an embarrassing position.
"It seems to me that my two friends of the opposition have allowed themselves the despair luxury of becoming aware that could have been considered in a calmer light. Our questioning the constitutionality of the Student Court bill was certainly unjust, as a statement of the adversary has subserviently shown.
"Moreover, their statement in Friday's Kansas completely disregarded other of our criticisms. The so-called
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"revival" of the Student Council constitution without resource to the amending process has not been justified, nor can it be justified. Likewise, does have an explanation of the neglect of proper procedure in legislation.
"Dispairing all these considerations, however, I feel that Lann and Field owe some explanation and a good deal of apology for the manner in which they exhibited their lack of control over their parental feelings."
Sol. Lindenbaum.
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