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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935
Hargiss Goes East To Inspect Garden And Assist Glenn
Kansas City Desires Expert Advice on Track in New Municipal Auditorium
Couch H. W. Hargiss left yesterday for Chicago where he will meet his former pupil, Glenn Cunningham, and accompany him to New York. Glenn will compete in the Knights of Columbus meet to be held in Madison Square Garden Saturday night. He will run in both the 1000-yard run and the mile and 400-mile competition from "Chute Hornboste, Gene Venze, Eric Ny and Elton Brown."
While in New York, Coach Hargiss is planning to make a study of the Madison Square Garden track, rated one of the most perfect indoor tracks in the world, with the idea of obtaining information and suggestions that will be of value in the construction of the track in Kansas City's new city auditorium. It is desired that the Kansas City track be equipped with a system of the project asked Coach Hargiss to obtain what information he could about the renowned New York track.
At a meeting of the Big Six conference coaches recently the possibility of holding the 1936 conference indoor meet in the municipal auditorium was discussed and drew much favorable comment. However, such a move would require the approval of directors and faculty representatives.
After the races, Cunningham will return to Iowa City where he is doing graduate work. His next appearance will be at the Rushmore and then at the Texas Rehys March 30.
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKETING "A" DIVISION
Basketball Season Results
Score Board Compiled After Big Sis Court Contests
The accompanying score-board, compiled by KU. News Bureau, gives the composite results of the Big Six basketball season. The final standings and percentages are shown in the black-faced type at the bottom.
The scores of each game may be determined by reading down the columns
**CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKETING "A" DIVISION**
Theta Tau
Independents
} Theta Tau 29-21 )
Kappa Sigma
Bye
} Kappa Sigma
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Bye
} Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sig Ep 19-16
Alpha Tau Omega
Coes Drug
} Alpha Tau O. 24-23 )
9 p.m. March 14
**CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKETING "B" DIVISION**
Kappa Sigm a
Jayhawk
} Jayhawk 22-18 )
Jayhawks 26-8
Phi Gam
Rock Chalk
} Rock Chalk 42-8 )
for the team's score and across for the opponent's score. Thus a team's total score is at the bottom of the column, and the opposition in the right hand column.
A total of 2614 points were scored in Big Six games this season, compared to 1740 in 1834. Forty-two games were played with the high average of 60 points a game.
Total scores both of and against Kansas far exceeded those of last year, when Kansas scored 291 against opponents' 253. In the 441 amassed against the Jayhawkers this season are scores by Iowa State, Oklahoma, Missouri, Mississippi, exceeding the high score of 26 made by the Sooners against Kansas last year.
The high score record of the season is Iowa State's 50-44 victory over Oklahoma.
| | LS. | K.U. | Ok. | Neo. | Nob. | KSC. | Ttl. |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Ia. S. | | *25* | 22 | 23 | 14 | 31 | 274 |
| | | *20* | 44 | 28 | 14 | 31 | 274 |
| K.U. | 18 | | 23 | 29 | 21 | 14 | |
| | *32* | | *36* | 37 | 24 | 37 | |
| | | | *42* | *21* | | | 30 | 441 |
| Okl. | *33* | *50* | | 28 | 32 | 32 | |
| | *50* | 26 | | 29 | *32* | 34 | |
| | | *40* | | 24 | | 22 | |
| | | *41* | *41* | | 31 | *551* |
| Mo. | *31* | *39* | *38* | | 31 | *32* | |
| | *37* | *38* | *33* | | 21 | *21* | |
| | | *21* | *45* | | 31 | |
| | | 18 | *37* | | 20 | 497 |
| Neb. | *31* | *32* | *38* | *32* | | *47* | |
| | *22* | *32* | *24* | *23* | | 21 | 302 |
| KSC | *32* | *40* | *38* | *29* | 41 | |
| | *39* | *40* | *47* | *28* | |
| | | *30* | *24* | |
| | | *36* | 18 | *34* | | | 549 |
| Tls. | 322 | 554 | 540 | 455 | 276 | 467 |
| | | | | | 7 | 3 |
| Lost | 2 | 4 | 8 | 9 | 7 | 12 |
| Pct. | 800 | .750 | .500 | .437 | .300 | .250 |
Today's final quiz "Bite Marks"
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Today's Ping Pong Matches
Explains Opera on K F K U
Professor Skilton Presents Program Every Friday at 2:30
The music appreciation hour of KFUKI conducted by Prof. Charles Sanford Skilton every Friday afternoon at 2:30 is at present being devoted to explanations of and to the music of the opera, "Gay-O-Nair." The libretto of this open was written by Prof. Allen Crafton, and the score by Professor Skilton.
The opera, taken from an old German story, is written in English and is unusually easy to understand. The first two scenes of the prologue, the parts already presented, give one a very good impression of the opera.
Assisting in the production of these selections from the opera are Jeannette
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Women's Intramurals
Miss Ruth Hoover, women's intramural sponsor, announced recently the champions of the following sports:
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keball. Those on the team were Kiene, Bruce, Throckmorton, Newman, Bliss, Sutherland, Hoffman, Kretsinger; second, I.W.K. Deck Tennis: I.W.K., Hunter and Edie. Swimming Pii Beta Phi, Kiene, Sutherland, Finley, Newman, Keenig, Throckmorton, Bruce, Lemmon, and Porter. Handball won by Independents, Parkinson.
Voleybull won by Independents. The team consisted of Davis, Mildrew Iridin, Jenensen, Owaley, Parkimson, Young g, Scroggins, and Mary Iridin; Second, Pi Beta Phi. Tennis Singles are to be decided between Dodge, Kappa, and the winner of the Brice, Pi Beta Phi, Stockwell. Independent match next spring. Tennis team matches were won by Pi Beta Phi, David Eckert, Bruce, Perry, Black, and Newman. The horseshoe championship had not been decided yet. Pi Beta Phi took first in bas
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Now Mr. College Man, here's a standing date for you--with RED BLACKBURN and orchestra
Come down to our store, bring your "lady friend" along, and we will take you on a personally conducted tour thus "Spring Clothingland." You'll enjoy viewing the new Hart Schaffner & Marx Spring Suits, the new fabrics, and models, and you'll find the prices "as easy" as honest merchandise can be sold. Yes sir, we can Spring Suit you now.
The above information courtesy of Department of Journalism. University of Kansas.
Eldon Haley, b25, has been promoted a assistant manager of the Prudential insurance company office at St. Louis, Ic.
ENDS
TONIGHT
They say it is better than we promised. — Ask those who have seen it.
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Musical Comedy
"HOLD THAT LINE"
Fraser Theatre
Curtain 8:20
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