SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935
PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Letters in Track And Minor Sports Are Recommended
Track Lettermen to Pick Captain for Next Year Sometime Early This Week
Fifteen track letters, five in golf, and four in tennis, recommended by the respective coaches, passed by Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics, and proved by the executive committee were announced yesterday by Dr. Al-
The fifteen to receive track letters are: third letters, Captain Elwin Dews Themo Graves, and Gordon Gray; sees end letters to the four first letters to Paul McCaskill, Ray Noble, Robert Ardley Claude Trouter, Coulter Cunningham, Charles Pitts, Al Wheatonhans, Shannon, Harry Ranatzer, and John
The five recommended for golf尔夫
were: Horace Hedges, Robert Finney,
Grover Johnson, Robert Quinnie,
Bernard Cox, and John Cullis,
yellow letters have been awarded.
The trick letterman will meet early this week to have a group picture taken and at that time will elect a captain for next year.
The four were tennis wives Art Voss, player-coach-captain, Kenneth Kell, Delmar Murray, and Robert Oyler. That was the third letter for Faye, and the first for Oyler. Voss and Kell have completed their competition.
Michigan Wins Track Title
Jessie Owens' Great Performance Fail to Give Ohio State Lead
Ann Arbor, Mich., May 25 - (UIP) - Despite Jessie Owens' history making performance for Ohio State, Michigan won the big ten trophy and field it.
Owens set three new world's records and tied a fourth, winning first in four events. Owens set two smiles for the 220-yard low hurdles, running broad jumping twice. His first four gave Ohio State 43½ points, good for second place Michigan scored 48 points. Wisconsin third, with 29½ points, and Indiana fifth, with 27½ points, not only 18½, Northernwestern 16, Purdue, 10, Minnesota, 10, and Chicago, 1.
Besides the three world records seven Big Ten marks were shattered.
--and Kali Linux by scoring 90 points in three draws, the Pit Bull Devil by scoring 86 points in two draws and the red Skiffle tryout for the third time, nine was got into circulation.
Men's Intramurals
Hardball team play; tomorrow at 4:20, Beta Theta Pi vs Kiahwya Tuesday at 430, Kappa Sigma vs winner of Beta-Kahwya match.
Handball singles championship match
Tuesday afternoon, Packard, Kayhawk
vs Mustard, Kayhawk.
Intramural Results
Semi-final matches: Kappa Sigma defeated Triangle, 2-1; Theta Tau defeated Beta, 2-0.
Final match: Theta Tau defeated Kappa Sigma, 2-0.
Handball singles play
Handball team play
Beta won by forfeit from Fbi Delta.
Kappa defeated Triangles, 2-0.
Semi-final matches: Mustard defeated Clay, 21-3, 11-21, 2-17; Packard defeated Coulon, 22-20, 22-19, 21-10.
Allen to Teach in Texas
Famous Basketball Coach Will Join School for Coaches
Dr. Forstree C. Allen will teach basketball this summer at Sam Houston State Teachers College, Humisville, Texas. from July 11 to 18.
John Jacobs, Oklahoma coach trust will also be on the teaching staff of this college football team. Colgate football coach, will teach football. Harry Virer will also be on the
The most part of the summer De. Alen will spend in Lawrence, writing a book entitled "Technique, Tactics, and Tales of Better Basketball."
Weather Obeys AAA
Marysville, Cal., May 25.—(UP) The elements did man's job in crop control in at least one California horticultural region. A production was predicted following adverse weather conditions. The crop estimate was placed at 200,000 tons of No. 1 wheat by the necessity of controlled marketing planned by growers this year.
Help Alma Mater
DESTRICTY, Cali. May 25.(UF) - A new form of university endowment is being cheried by University of California authorities. The class of 1915, when it graduated, took out 20-year endowment policies, payable to the university, on 20 of its youngest members. The matureed policies totaled $91,518.
ELMER SCHAAKE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CONFERENCE
Elien Schanke, a star in football and basketball at the University a few years ago, was elected president of the Kansas Conference Coaches' association at a meeting at Tepeda Friday night. Schanke will succeed Clyde Smith, retiring coach for the University, who is graduated from the University in 1923 and has been football coach and athletic director at Bathurst College for the past two years.
Next Year's Prospects For Track Are Good
Coach Hergies Will Have
Twelve Lettermen
Next Season
Cough Fall Harps will have 12 lettersm and this years freshmen team with which to build next years varsity track team. Captain Jillien Dix' absence will be felt, but Harry Kosterman will carry them as they may step into the assignment of being the ace shut partier for the University.
Paul McCaddilah and John McMorrow, who have run several good races this season, will give Coach Bill Hargreaves two解答 for the 400-yard dash. Theresa Grove who has done the bank of the prize winning for Kansas in that event in the past years, will be graduated, this spring.
Gordon Gray, a consistent point winner in the pole vault, will be lost through graduation. Ry Nobile, a sophomore who set a big Six record at Lincoln, will compete in the pole vault. Robert Ardine, who vaulted as well as Gwyn will be back also.
Al Wollman and Dale Shannon, awarded varsity trade letters for the first time this year, will cause first year men non-ticket next season in breaking in for a high turn assignment.
Claude Tortor will be the only lettuce man available for varsity next year.
Kappa Sig Spurt Takes
Phi Delts Out of Second
instramural Championship
Sweepstakes Won
by Beena
Leaders in intramurals
Beta Theta Pi 1448.93
Kappa Sigma 1387.16
Xavier Tau 1221.72
The Bets were officially declared winners of this year's infrontral reconeption trophy for total points for the entire years they play.
Vestadell, the Kampa, sign advanced into the Eagle of the harbors only to be eliminated by the strong Team Turan team, while the Pilid Deltas left
the Triangles in the first round of the heroes team play the. Kappa Saga also advanced to the final round of baseball team play while the Phil Deltis lost to the Betas in the semi-final round. Thus, the Phil Deltis have been eliminated from all of the remaining games and have no chance of scoring.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the intra-
national, playground ball championship
yesterday afternoon from the Coaskeis
by a score of 1 to 4. It was the second
time within a week that the Sigma Alpa
had defeated the independent crown, but
the earlier win also ensured Coaskeis had
a third name between the two teams
would have been necessary if the Coaskeis had won.
Sig Alph's Win in Tourney
The Cowack team advanced into the final round Friday when they defeated the Bates by the one-sided score of 14 to 7. The strum of a week's play on Friday gave the pitchers and this semi-final game was a sluggish start from to finish.
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Packard of Rockford, Ill. Runs 220-Yard Dash in 21 Seconds
High School Track Stars Turn in Great Marks
The high school track stars of the nation have turned in a number of great marks this year. Records show students college站 each year are men who were high school flashes in their prep school days, so that the marks made them stand out. For the future look exceptionally good. Cunningham, Venkne, Meteale, Owens and Hardin are examples of high school seminars who rank at the top in the country.
The outstanding performances this year were recorded in the 220-yard dash, mile run and shot put. The time of Packard, Rockford, III schoolboy, of 21 seconds flat for the 220-yard dash was only one-tenth of a second slower than the winning time for the 1984 college collegiate meet last year. A Pennsylvania negro ran the mile in the exceedingly fast time of 4:23.4 and last year's national inter-
102-yard dash, Oregon, 9.6
220-yard dash, Illinois, 21
440-yard dash, Oklahoma, 49.6
540-yard dash, California, 13.78
Mile run, Pennsylvania, 4:23.4
120-yard high jump, California, 24.1
High jump, Oklahoma, 6 ft. in.
Broad jump, Louisiana, 13 ft. in.
240-foot shot put, New York, 57 ft.
The best marks made this year and the states they were made in are as follows:
scholastic shot put champion, a Brooklyn boy, heaved the 12 pound weight 57" 8".
in.
Javelin throw, Missouri, 191 ft 2% in.
Discus throw, Illinois, 135 feet 8 in.
Lawson Little Wins
St. Anne's-On-the-Sea, Eng, May 25 —(UP) -Lawson little, husky California, wrote a new chapter in golfing history today when he became the first American to win the British amateur cup for the season, however, being carried to the fore before conquesting Dr. Tweddell, one up. Little, San Francisco collegian who held the national championship on August 17, played as play as an emphatic 3-to-1 favorite over Dr. Tweddell, who was title holder in 1927.
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