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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Newman Treger Rallies in Final Sets To Defeat Linley
Accurate Placements and Fast Volleying Featured in Varsity Tennis Tourney Here Yesterday
After losing a close first set, Newman Treger staged an impressive rally in the final two sets to defeat Alan Liteh, 4-6, 6-1, 0-6 and lead members squared into the quarterfinal round of the tournament tournament yesterday afternoon.
Linley combined a powerful service with consistent ground strokes to gain control of the ball under the accurate placement of Treger in the second and third sets. Treger improved as the play progressed and Treger started to run the quickly out the final six games.
Buchanan Steeds Leitch
In the only other match of the afternoon, Eugene Buchanan gained a one-set advantage over Bob Stoele, as he returned in the best performance of the day in capturing the first set 9-7. Appearing surprised by the stubborn resistance from Buchanan, he unable to prevent Buchanan from ahead in the match which will be finished this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The remainder of the field will be reduced to the quarter-final round today. James Kell, Phil Brighten, Newton Hovencott, and Delon Curry, all 26, will play at 2:30. Matches will be contested on the best two out of three sets basis.
Finalists on Varsity
Coach Arthur Voss has indicated that the four players reaching the semi-final will be considered the varsity team against Wichita, Emporia Teachers, and Washburn, although intra-squad play will continue the rest of the season. The semi-finals will participate in a 10-game round robin tournament Monday and Tuesday to decide team matchups. Each team will team match of the season with Wichita on Wednesday afternoon on the varsity court.
Today's schedule of play on the varsity courts;
Governor Landon To Attend Kansas Relays
Curry vs. Leav. 2:30
Curry vs. Kellus. 2:00
Kellus vs. Krus. 2:45
Overcooked vs. Day. 4:00
Day. 4:00
Brighton vs. Knight. 4:30
Brighton vs. Knight. 4:30
Gov. Afl M. Landon today advised the Kansas Riley Management that he will attend the Rebus Saturday of this week, and will serve as honorary referee of the meet. He served in similar capacity last year.
The active referee of the meet will be T. Nelson Metcalf, director of athletics at the University of Chicago, and formerly serve in like capacity at Iowa State College. He is also secretary of the *a-tational committee which is selecting 'ne men's track and field team for participation in the Olympics at Berlin in August.*
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Men's Intramurals
Delta Chi, Cossack, Kappa Sigma, Galloping Ghosts, Sigma Alpha Epilon, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Kappa Alpha and Acacia were the winners in the Tuesday evening intramural play-ground baseball games.
Delta Chi marked up five scores in the fifth innning to take a decisive lead over the Dumakin Club and win an 8-4 game. Besides doing a stellar job of pitching for Delta Chi, New Hoverstor cloaked out two base hits, one a double and the other a triple. The Coussacks had little trouble in taking off from the pitch of the Phi Chi's. The Coussacks scored in innning and the big innings came in the third when seven scores were accounted for.
Kappa Sigma took a decisive victory from the Campus Raiders by a 15 to 5 score. The Raiders did some scoring late in the game but were unable to overcome the early Kappa Sig lead. Until the last three innings the Theta Tau were leading the Galloping Horse scores in the sixth stanza and three in the final inning to take a 10 to 4 victory from the Theta Tau's.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon accounted for a few scores in each inning to win a game from Ober's by an 8 to 3 count. Robinson hit a home run for Ober's to bring in the third score for Ober's to win. Ober also counted for some last inning scores and managed to pull out a 14 to 7 win over Delta Tau Delta.
Pi Kappa Alpha had little trouble in pulling out a 17 to 9 win over Sigma Phi Epsilon. The Sig Eps started out strong, making three scores in each of the first and second innings and two in the third, but the scoring was halted by Pi Kappa Alpha's. Acacia won by a fortune to the Goats. The scores were:
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Delta Chi          010 090 260
Dunlain Club      001 210-4 3
Batteries Delta Chi - Hoverstock and
Dunlain Club - Haggard
and Condensed
Phi Chi    300 900—6   6
Cossacks    237 856—25
Cossacks    Phi Chi–Shrader and Cohen; Cossacks-Leberman and Fornell, Umpire;公爵
001 0031— 5 8
4414i-15 15
Raiders — Ogren
Sigma — Gowans
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Campus Raiders
Kappa Sigma
Barnett, Kappa
and Barnett, Kappa
and Clover. Ummie.
Ober's 201 1000—3 6
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 230 111x—8 6
Staff Sigma Alpha Epsilon McGilles and
Staff Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Kiley
and Benneman; UniMarmie;
Galloping Ghosts 000 0163-10 18
Theta Tetu 002 1100-14 8
Batteries: Galloping Ghosts-Robin-
Tetu Galloping Ghosts-Cole and
McKinney, Ummgray, Gray
Delta Tau Dei Delta 022 0012-7 12
Kippa Kappa II 210 313-14 17
Delta Hedges-Hodges and Enmore; Kippa Kappa -North and Masoner, Umpire; Gyler.
Pi Kappa Alpha 631 403-10 17 - 22
Sigma Phi Epialpha 323 600-9 13 - 13
Batteries; Pi Kappa Alpha-Garman
Kruse; Pi Kappa Alpha-Garman
Kruse and Führer, Umpire; Vaukek.
Handball schedule for today: Delta Chi vs. D.T.D; Kappa s.v. S.A.E; Pi K, A vs. S.P.E. All games begin at 4:30.
Tennis schedule for today: Beta vs. Phi Mu Alph; Phi Ga vs. Phi Pi; Delt v. Phi Chi. All tennis matches begin promptly at 3:30.
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16, 430: diamond 1, Alpha Chi Omega vs. Gamma Phi Beta; diamond 2, TNT vs. IND; diamond 3, IWW vs. ETC.
The first round of tennis must be played off by Saturday night.
Horsecourt results: April 6 Alpha De la Rosa vs. Alpha De La Rosa. The members of the winning team are Teary Garden, Anderson, and J. Manning. Those playing on the opposing team are Powell, Troquel, and Lindgren. April 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma beat Corbin M. Members of the winning team are Winner Simpson. These playing for Corbin Hall, Segpel, Burckman, and Madrell.
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Five of the stars who competed in the
1935 Kansas Relays later won national championships. Ten others who competed here placed in the national meet, indicating the caliber of the men who compete in the Jayhawk track and field carnival. Texas U. has seven sprinters capable of running the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds flat or faster. Their spirit relay team will shoot for a Big Ten team record here. Seven of the Big Ten teams will compete in the Relays this year compared with only three last year.
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