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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1933
Phi Kappa Psi Will Meet Phi Delta Theta in Finals
Kappa Sigma and Alpha Tau Omega Nosed Out by Close Scores
Phi Kappa Psi and Phil Delta Theta, by virtue of victories last Friday afternoon in their respective divisions, will fight it out for the inter-organization playground ball championship in a two-game-out-of-three series. The first of the three games will be played tomorrow afternoon.
Phi Kappa Psi advanced to first place in division 1 by winning from Kappa Sigma, 7 to 5, in the semi-finals Friday. It took Phi Delta Theta 11 innings to down Alpha Tau Omega by a 2 to 1 score.
The box scores:
the book above
P.Keppa Ps1-7  AB  H  R
M. Allen, 1b  3  1  O
Grant, 1s  3  1  O
F. Allen, cf  3  1  O
O'Roke, 3b  3  2  O
Currie, 2b  3  2  O
Fegan, lf  2  1  I
O'Donnell, rs  3  0  O
Sills, p  3  1  I
Nesmith, rf  2  1  I
Stanley, c  2  0  C
Totals 27 10
Kappa Sigma—5 AB H
Day, c 3 2
Morrison, ss 3 1
Staper, f 3 0
Whitman, 3b 3 0
Rankin, p 3 0
Johnson, 1b 3 0
Clay, p 3 0
G. Campbell, 1b 3 0
Cauve,lf 3 2
Parker, cf 2 2
Totals ... 29
Phi Delta Theta--2 AB H
Chambers, 2b 4 2
Van Clevele, If 4 1
Moon, P 4 1
Briedient, 3h 4 0
Shoaffer, c 4 2
Shepherd, c 4 2
Hess, rf 4 1
Marris, l 4 1
North, 1b 4 1
Chlaff, 1s 3 0
Totals... 39   9
Alpha Tau Omega-1| AB  H
Gilles, ss ... 5  1
Rowell, lw ... 5  3
Roberts, ib ... 5  0
Kemp, p ... 5  1
Zettl, s ... 5  0
Wolf, c ... 5  1
Mains, 3b ... 4  3
Evons, cf ... 4  2
Baldi, bh ... 4  0
Hoover, rf ... 4  3
Totals ... 46 14
Cornhuskers Win Title in Big Six Track Meet
(Continued from page 1)
220- yard low hurdles—Won by Plum-
mess, Kansas; second place, Kansas;
Kansas; third place, Kansan.
Knappenberger, Kansas State; Fifth,
Spring, Kansas State; Time, 247 sec.
Nebraska disqualified for fouling and Oklahoma did not finish.
Mile relay—Won by Kansas (Gay, Taylor, Graves, Hall); second, Iowa State, third, Missouri; fourth, Kansas State. Time, 3:19.9.
Javelin—Won by Hokuf, Nebraska
jets, 124; second, Chambers,
Nebraska, 192. Jekaion, 193.
third, Ripper, Iowa State, 188 feet;
fourth, North Carolina, 176.
Mirks, Oklahoma, 187 feet of rd.
16-pound shot—put-Won by Dees, Kansas, 47 feet, 7 1-2 inches; second, Gilles, Oklahoma, 46 feet, 1 1-4 inches; third, Hukab, Nebraska, 45 feet, 2 1-2 inches; fourth, Hokuf, Nebraska, 44 feet, 2 1-2 inches; Mead, Nebraska, 44 feet, 2 1-2 inches.
Pole Vault—Won by Gray, Kansas 12 feet, 6 3-4 inches; second, Roby, Kansas 12 feet, third and fourth, Skewes, Nebraska and Booth, Kansas State 12 feet; tied for fifth, Baker, Missouri; Beatty, Oklahoma, Burk, Bok, Oklahoma, 11 feet, 6 inches.
High jump—Won by Newblock, Oklahoma; Bob Jones—Won by second, Barham, Alabama; 6 feet 1.4 inches; tied for third and fourth, Tomau, Nebraska, and Rohrman, Kansas.
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fifth, Harrington, Kansas; Dumas, Kansan,
Gray, Nebraska; 5 feet, 6 to 14
Broad jump—Won by D. Gray, Nebraska, 24 break, 7 3-4 inch; second, Nehra, Nebraska, 23 feet, 11 1-2 inches; third, Hall, Kansas, 23 feet; fourth, Green, Kansas State, 23 1-4 inches; fifth, Roby, Nebraska, 22 feet, 8 inches.
Warning Given Swimmers
Allipin Issues Statement on Dangers of Drowning Accidents
The intense heat of the last few days has drawn many students to the river and other places to go swimming. In view of the dangers that necessit-
accompany swimming in unsupervised places. Instructor Herbert G. Allphin of the department of physical education has issued the following statement in regard to safety for swimmers.
"About six thousand persons lost
their lives through drowning in the United States last year. Records show that 60 per cent of these deaths occurred between the months of May and Au-
"Schol is drawing to a close and soon the student body will be going to all parts of the United States as well as some foreign countries to spend the summer months. In the past years some students and faculty members have left the University in the spring, not to attend, but in the fall because of water accidents.
"There are several causes for drowning. Some of these are:
1. Swimming too soon after eating a full meal. One should wait two hours after eating.
3. Diving into strange water
2. Swimming too far alone
4. People riding in boats and canoes when they are unable to swim.
5. People not learning the proper technique of the swimming strokes.
"In my opinion every person above the age of 15 should be able to swim at least 300 yards."
Roberts to Address Alumni
Managing Editor of Kansas City Star Will Speak June 12
Roy Roberts, managing editor of the Kansas City Star, has been selected to give the annual alumni address at the Alumna meeting in Fraser theater June 13-16. The college will social and political trends and the influence of higher education on them.
RESULTS OF BIG SIX TENNIS MEET IN DETAIL
Johnson, Iowa State
Fowler, Kan. State
Fling, Neb.
Geary, Mo.
Coen-Voss, Kansas Bye
Johnson 6-2, 6-4
Davis
6-2, 6-2
Davis, Okla.
Bye
Bye
Bye, Nob.
Hardee, Kun.
Hodge, Okla.
Strouss, Mo.
Ceen, Kansas
Bye
Davis 7-5,11-9
Fing
2-6, 6-1, 8-6 Cutlip
Cutlip
6-0, 6-1
Thomson, Iowa State Bye
Thomson-Johnson, Iowa
Haegen-Shafer, Nebraska
Davis-Hodge, Oklahoma
Davis
Thomson
Cutlip, Kansas Bye
Mario
6-4, 6-3
Hodge
6-2, 6-1
Coen
Fond Father Fails to Defer Daughter's Debt to Columbia Cops
Elgin-Geary, Missouri Hoglund-Powler, Kan. State
Thompson 6-4,11-10*
Although Michigan scored only three first places in the meet, Ward's double and a victory in the mile relay, the well balanced Wolverine team piled up an impressive total of 60 1-2 points. Indiana was second with 47 1-2 points.
Michigan Is Track Victor
Coen 6-3,9-7,6-2
Columbia, Mo., May 20—(UP) Efforts of a Missouri co-ed and teacher to avoid paying a fine for speeding here, ended today when lieutenant-governor Frank G. Harris appeared before Police Judge N. H. Hickman and entered a plea of guilty for Mary Linda Bush.
She was fined $9.45, a sum only slightly larger than tolls paid by her father, Charles M. Bush, Kansas City attorney, in long-distance telephone calls to police and other city officials here.
Miss Bush refused to appear at the police station until a warrant had been issued for her arrest. She was released Wednesday on $15 bond.
Dyche Studium, Evanston, May II, 20—(UP)—Led by Williard Wills, Negro sophomore and all-around star, Michigan won the 33rd western conference outdoor track and field championship here today. Ward was the individual hero of the meet, winning the 100-yard dash, the high jump, and placing second in the broad jump and high hurdles for a total of 18 points.
DOUBLES COMPETITION
6-1, 6-1
Coen
6-1, 6-1
* -Mario conceded
Coen 6-1, 6-1
Coen-Voss
The purpose of the meeting will be to hear reports and transact any business of the Alumni association.
Thomson-Johnson
6-2, 6-8, 10-8
Davis-Hodge
Mr. Roberts was formerly employed by the Lawrence Journal World and also served as a correspondent of the Kansas City Star. He spent several years as Washington correspondent of the Star and returning to Kansas City in 1929 to become managing editor of the paper.
Geary-Elgin 6-2, 6-0
Sophomore Star Is Outstanding in Western Conference Meet at Evanston
the Rock Chalk cairn at 6 p.m. m, today,
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A further resemblance between the barii ritual and the one which will be used in the next section.
Coen-Voss 6-1,8-6
Davis-Hodge 6-0, 6-3
Alumna- Offered Fellowship
Coen-Voss 6-2, 6-0
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Geneva Martin, '31, has been offered a fellowship at the University of Chicago for next year. Miss Martin was a philosophy major at the University she received her masters degree at the University of Southern California in 1932.
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Final drawings have been made for the inter-organization tennis tournament which will be played this week. The drawings, which were made from the two best men in each of the four tennis divisions, are as follows:
Wilson, Sigma Chi, vs Morrison,
Kappa Sigma; Elliott, Theta Tau, vs
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