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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1024
Jayhawk Entries For Big Six Meet Announced Today
Cunningham Is Entered in Four Events for the Indoor Carnival at Columbia
H. W. Hargiss, track coach at the University of Kansas, announced today the men who will represent Kansas in the Big Six indoor track field meet to be held this Saturday at Columbia, Mo.
Coach Hargiss has selected 19 men as a result of tryouts held last week and upon showings made in practices. Four of the men will be eliminated before the meet, however, as each school can only enter 15 men. The 19 men selected are:
Edwin Hall, Fulton, Mo.; Clyde Coffman, Ford; Charles Pittes, Lawrence; Glenn Cunningham, Elkhart; Paul Borel, Kansas City, Mo.; Raymond Reed, Wichita; Frank Neal, Hutchinson; Robert Schroeder, Bendena; Charles Rogers, Lawrence; George Wright, Concordia; Howard Pankratz, Bristol, Conn.; Theno Graves, Lawrence; Gordon Gray, Newton; Robert White, Ewlorth; Phil Beaty, Ellsworth; Ellyn Dee, Genesee; Ormand Beach, Lawrence; Tom McGuire, Sharon; Eugene Niswonger, Winona.
These men will be entered in the following events;
00-yard dash: Hall, Coffman, Pitts.
Mile run: Cunningham, Borel.
2024 high light run; Schroeder, Wright,
Rogers
60-yard low hurdles: Coffman, Pitts Neal, Reed.
2-mile run; Cunningham, Pankratz
Niswonger
wonger.
880-yard run: Cunningham, Gray.
880-yard run: Cunningham, Gray.
One-mile relay: Cunningham, Hall,
Schroeder, Graves.
Pole vault: Coffman, Gray, White,
Beaty.
Shot-putt: Dees, Beach, Coffman,
Beatty.
Expected to Show Up Well
High jump: Coffman, McGuire.
Broad jump: Hall, Coffman, Pitts.
Coach Hargis expects to show up very well in the meet. Cunningham should win in his events and Hall should win the short dash and place in the broad jump.
The Kansas mentor hopes to do better than last year when Kansas won third in the meet with $29_{1/2}$ points, trailing Nebraska and Oklahoma who tied for first with 33 points.
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Women's Intramurals
The following women who will do swimming for form in the water demonstration, will practice tonight at 7:30: Mary E. Edie, Helen Boman, Barbara Neubeker, Meredith Filkin, Carolyn Harper, Muriel Winnlmann, Betty Thelen, Carolina Bliss, Catherine Hartley, Margaret Walker, Mary Ellen Miller, and Everham.
The last class basketball practice will be at 8 o'clock tonight for freshmen and seniors, and 9 o'clock for sophomores and juniors.
The following women will practice floating at 12:30 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: Margaret Walker, Carol Hunter, Mary Julia Jones, Mary Virginia Smith, and Helen Boman.
The final swimming meet between IWW's and Thetaas, winners and runner-up of the first division, and Kappus and Chi Omegas, winners and runner-up of the second division, will be held at $ o'clock tomorrow night. This meet promises to be a close one with the possibility that several records will be broken. Margaret Walker, in the divisional meet, broke the 3-lengths record previously held by Mary Julia Jones.
The basketball throw contest is being played off this week. Participants must shoot two rounds this week, and report their scores. It will be possible to shoot at 12:30 every day, 4:30 Tuesday and Thursday, and at other hours by arrangement.
Martha Dodge has the highest number of individual point sup to date, having a total of 58. Moxley and Hunter are second with 56 points. The highest number of individual points of each organization is:
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Xi Delta
Corbin Hall
Delta Zeta
Et ceteres
Gamma Phi Beta
Independents
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Creighton Defeats Cyclones
Harvey 18
Horn 18
Lawrence 25
Arnold 25
Hinshaw 36
Kissel 4
Gleason 14
Moore 17
Butterfield 26
Lawson 34
Maltger 20
Maltger 20
Marion 35
Dodge, M. 58
Bruce 32
Johnson 32
Johnson 29
Boucher 46
Everitt 29
Iowa State Is Third Big Six Team to Lose to Jays
Omaha, Feb. 27—Creighton University, a non-conference member, here last night served notice to the third Big Six basketball team that in order to win you must put the ball through the hoop.
Iowa State was the unfortunate loser in a tough 46 to 33 contest. Kansas State and Missouri University are other members of the Big Six that have taken lessons from the Creighton five. On Dec. 20, the Kansas State boys went down to Creighton by a score of 55 to 21; Missouri University took her beating Feb. 12, to the tune of 36 to 24.
Sigma Kappa
TNT
Watkins Hall
| | W | L | Pct. | Pts. | Opps. |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Kansas | 6 | 0 | 1.000 | 129 | 118 |
| Iowa State | 4 | 3 | .571 | 196 | 122 |
| Missouri | 5 | 4 | .575 | 196 | 122 |
| Kentucky | 4 | 3 | .575 | 192 | 120 |
| Nebraska | 6 | 1 | .143 | 149 | 244 |
| Kan. State | 6 | 1 | .125 | 174 | 265 |
Non-Conference Standing To Feb. 28, 1934
Kansas State Wrestlers Win
Kansas State college wrestlers von six of eight matches in a dual fight at Kansas State at Lincoln last night, and captured the Big Six conference contest, 26 to 6. Shirley, veteran Cornhusker performer, and Eaton were the only two Nebraskans able to score. Each won by decision.
Send the Kansan home
Send the Kansan home.
Campus Raiders Defeat Rivals in Two Playoffs
Collegians Score Eleventh Consecutive Victory of Season
The closest content of the intramural basketball season was played last night when the Campus Raiders had to go two extra periods to take the measure of the Phi Mu Alpha's, 35 to 29. The Collegians continued their winning streak by downing the D.T.D.'s, 20 to 8.
The Collegians started slow, being held in check by the close guarding of the D.T.D.'s. Honors were at end of the first period with a score of one to one. Hauck of the Collegians started things when going he slipped under the basket to score the first field goal of the game. From then on the league leading Collegians improved and easily won their eleventh consecutive victory of the season.
Two games will be played tonight in the "B" divisions. Beta "B" vs. Sigma Chi "B" on the east court at 10 o'clock, and Rexall "B" vs. Kappa Sig on the other court at the same item.
C. Raiders 35
G. FT. F.
Gee 4 1 0
Smith 1 0 0
Green 6 0 0
Padgett 3 0 2
Carr 3 0 0
Phi Mu A
Grey 4 F G F 0
Buehler 5 0 0
Porter 2 0 0
Bailey 1 0 0
Siming 2 1
8 4 8
Collegians 20 20 D. Tau D. 8
Hauck 2 0 0 Barkhur 0 1
Simpson 0 0 1 Hedges 1 0
Johnson 0 1 0 Hibbs 1 0
Johnson 1 0 0 Hibbs 1 0
Carter 1 1 3 Voran 0 0
Schrey 0 0 1 Veitch 0 2
Schrey 4 2
Phi Mu A. 29
PHI Delti "BF" 13 D. U. "BF" 5
McClure 2 3 0 Beamer 2 1 2
McNown 2 0 2 Tribble 0 0 3
Hook 0 2 1 Galloway 0 0 2
Townsley 0 2 2 Cartmell 0 0 1
Hasburgh 3 0 2 Flint 0 0 1
Aubrey 0 0 1 Snyder 0 0 0
___ 5 3 8 ___ 2 1 10
14 1
2 4 5
In other games played last night the S.A.E. "B" team defeated A.T.O. "B" 29 to 9, and Sigma Nu "B" won from the Jayhawk "Bs." after being hard pressed, 32 to 30. A. K. Psi won on a forfeit from Phi Beta Phi.
A. T.O. "B" 9
**B'** 29 A.T.O. **B'** 9
G FT F 2 G FT F 1
Buehler 4 1 0 Evans 3 G FT F 1
Bruner 2 1 0 Cory 0 1 0
Marley 1 1 0 Corner 1 0 0
Marley 2 0 1 Camer 0 1 0
Phillips 0 0 1 Gough 0 0 0
Smith 5 0 0 Tenhagen 0 0 0
4 1 7
SigmaNu "B" **U** 23 1 1 Jayhawk "B" **Y** 10
Hurst 7 3 1 Liefer 2 10
Main 2 1 2 Hutchins'n 2 10
Payne 3 0 2 Dearborn 1 0 0
Newman 0 0 2 Johnson 6 0 1
Pfeiffer 0 0 1 Bigelow 3 1 2
Robertson 0 0 2 Harley 0 0 1
15 2 10
Sigma Chi defeated Theta Tau 15% to 7½ in the only intramural wrestling match yesterday. Theta Tau won one match while Sigma Chi won three; one ended in a draw.
125-pounds, Dieter, S.C., threw MoCurtz T.T. Time 4:10
121-pounds, Dieter, S.C., threw Mc-
129-pounds, Evans, S.C., threw Wilson,
T.T. Time, 3:00.
148-pounds, Cole, T.C., threw Wells,
S.C. Time, 157.
148-poundps, Childs, S.C., threw Hetter,
T.T. Time, 1:31.
168-pounds, Doreland, S.C., and Main T.T. draw.
Week-End Events
Acacia vs. Delta Tau
Three intra-mural swimming meets were held Friday afternoon. In the first meet the Acacia's were nosed out by the Delta Tau's 15 to 21, in the second the Phi Pai's beat the Sigma Ch'22 to 14, while in the third match the Beta swimmers outclassed the Kappa Saps 28 to 6.
50-yard dash, won by Trip. Accelia;
Howard, Delta Tau third. Tine 29.2.
Delta Tau third. Tine 29.2.
Phi Psi-Sigma Chi
50-yard dash, won by Lame, Phi Psi;
Johnson, Sigma Chi, second; Koff, Sigma Chi, third.
Medley relay, won by Acacia. Time,
21.4.
50-yard back strike, won by Cochran
and Mulligan in first round of Priest,
Delta Tau, third. Tumult 39.5.
100-yard dash, won by Schiffmacher,
second round of Irwin, Apeyak, third.
Irwin, Apeyak, fourth, time 117.
50-yard back stroke, won by mench, Phi Pasi; Baker, Sigma chii second, Kellan
Phi Psi-Sigma Chi
100-yard dash, dwn by Dickey, Phi S1
Harmons, SIGma Ch7, Double-D
Douglass, SG1, Dawson
Medley relay, won by Phi Pat. Time.
1.49.
Kappa Sigma-Beta
Kappa Sigma-beta
50-yard dash, won by Herbert, Beta;
Hand, Kappa Sig, second; Renick, Beta,
third.
50-yard back stroke, won by Beta,
(foret).
100-yard dawn, won by Beta (forfeit).
Midley relay, won by Beta. Time,
2:39.
Wrestling Lineup Announced
Send the Kansan home.
Coach Peter J. Mehringer today announced the University of Kansas wrestlers who would compete in the Big Six tournament held in Calgary, in conjunction with the Big Six track and field meet. March 2 and 3. Mehringer took only the mathem he considered most likely to win matches or make a good showing. The lineup follows: 118-pound class, John Hampden; 125-pound class, Darrell Eagle; 155-pound class, Delos Douglas; 155-pound class, George Noland; heavyweight class, Robert Loveless.
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