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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1934
Large Squad Reports for Track Workouts
Hargiss Has Thirteen Veterans and Three Score New Men
Coach H. W. "Bill" Hargiss has a squad of 75 or 80 track candidates reporting daily for workouts. Work is going a little light because of the proximity of semester finals.
The list is headed by Glenm Cunningham, captain and Big Six champion in the 880, mile run and two mile run. Other lettermen returning are Edwin Hall, in the sprints, Theo Graves, 440 and 880; Paul Borel, half and mile run; Howard Pankratz in the distance runs; Eugene Niswenger, distance runs; Paul Ullman, high jump; Elon Musk, Ormand Beach high jump; Elon Musk, Big Six shotput champion; Gordon Gray, pole vault champion of the Big Six; Phil Beatty in the field events.
Clyde Coffman, and Thomas McGuire are lettermen of two years ago who are returning after a year's layoff. Coffman was a member of the United States decathlon team, while McGuire is a high jumper.
Among the first year men striving to represent Kansas are: Robert Schroer-44, 40; George Wright, 44 and 880; A. J. Hoover, 44; John McNown, 80; John Murray, mile and two mile run; John Morrison, hurdles and high jump; Charles Pitts, hurdles and broad jump; Frank Neal, high jump and hurdles; Jack DeMott in the same events; Ray Reed, hurdles; Franklin Lynch and Richard Sklar, shotput; Bob White and Dick Masters in the pole vault.
The meets already scheduled are the Big Six indoor and outdoor meet; Kansas-Missouri dual, outdoors; triangular between Nebraska, Kansas State and Kansas; the Drake and Kansas relays.
There may be a renewal of the indoor dual meet between the Universities of Kansas and Missouri.
Beach Is Football Captain
Defensive Star Elected to Honorary Post This Morning
Ormand Beach, e'34, great defensive fullback at the University in 1930, 1932 and 1933, was this morning elected honorary captain of the 1933 football team. Beach along with Peter Mehringer and Richard O'Nell had acted as captain in games this season and last.
The Pawhuska, Olea, player who came to Kansas in the fall of 1930 and aided the Jayhawkers in annexing the big Big Six football title that year has been an outstanding player throughout
three years. Beach completed his football competition at Washington, D.C., on Dec. 2 where he played against the U.S. Washington University Colonials.
Declared by many the greatest defensive back in this section and one of the finest in the land, Beach has been a stalwart line-buster and blocker. Converted into a ball carrier this year, he scored the first touchdown of the season against Warrenburg Teachers on Sept. 23.
He is one of the three Jayhawkers who has been able to play against Missouri or four successive years in which the tigers were beaten. Elmer Schaake and Barnie Smith are the other Jayhawkers.
sig Alph's Win Dual Meet
First Place in All Four Swim Events
Taken From T. T. O.'s
Taking first place in all four events in the second dual intramural swim-mink meek yesterday afternoon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon outswat Alpha Tau
Omega to win the meet 23-10. Winning the medley relay through a forfeit, the Sig Alph's then proceeded to take first and third getoaihsrdlucmf take first in the 100 yard dash, first and third in the 50-yard back stroke, and first and third in the 50-yard dash. The A. T. O.'s placed second in all events. Following is the list of the winners in the various events:
Medley relay: Won by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Forfit.
100-yard dash: Won by Sigma, Smith Alpha Epsilon; second, Summers, Alpha Tau Omega; third, Hagen, Alpha Tau Omega. Time, 1 min., 17.8 seconds.
50-yard back stroke: Won by Stoltenberg, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; second, Moinis, Alpha Tau Omega; third, Redner, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Time, 47
50-yard dash: Won by Holcomb, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; second Lake, Alma Tau Omega; third, Buehler, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Time, 34 seconds.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; second Lake, Alpha Tau Omega; third, Buehler, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Time, 34 seconds. According to Professor Eliel, director of dual meets between various organizations is the first time that it has been known to be used in intramural athletics. Delta Tau Delta will swim against Theta Tau tonight at 7.30. At 5:15 this afternoon, Delta Sigma Lamb 5:15 this afternoon Delta Sigma Lambda will wristle Acacia. The wrestling match between Delta Chi and Theta Tau was postponed until a later date.
Lawrence Defeats Oread
Wendell Holmes, '28, is contract examiner in the Procurement Division of the Quartermaster General's office, in Washington, D. C. Holmes took a leading part in the preparation for receiving the Kansas team on its visit in Washington Dec. 2. Five evenings each week he works at the Colum-bus University, a specialized law school, and is looking toward graduation and passing the District of Columbia and Kansas bars in two years.
Ted Ediger, '29, former employee of the Lawrence Journal-World, has been traveling in Mexico and Spain. At present he is doing free lance writing in Spain and occasionally writes articles for the Kansas City Star.
Training School Team Puts. Up Good Fight Dense Loss
The Liberty Memorial high school won both the A and B basketball games from the Oread Training School last night on the Robinson gymnasium court. The A team score was 20 to 11, and the B team 31 to 23.
Klass, coach of the Oread team.
The Lawrence play formations failed to function against the tight defense set by Oread high, according to Roy
Klass, coach of the Oread team.
Another interesting feature of the team is that they have the team to recover the ball from the back board despite their lack of height.
Oread will play Unlain here Saturday night in a double header with the B game scheduled for 7 p.m., and the Frosty will play Unlain here with Forest "Frosty" Cox will officiate.
A return game between the two schools who played last night is scheduled for Feb. 3, at Robinson gymnasium.
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