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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1932
Dual Track Event With Huskers Now Slated for Spring
Kansas, Present Outdoo Champions, Has Much Potential Power for Meet
COFFMAN IS THREAT
The University of Kansas will meet the University of Nebraska in a dual outdoor track meet sometime this week. The university announced definitely this morning.
The meet will be a battle between the two outstanding teams of the Big Six. Nebraska has held the indoor championship since 1978, and Saskatchewan is the outdoor champion.
In the Big Six indoor meet at Columbia, Mo., last Saturday, Kansas bettered her standing of last year by taking second place. A study of the rehearsal day indicates great potential strength for the Jawhaymer aggregation. In many of the events, Kansas was beaten by other big Six teams other than Nebraska. In a dual meet Kansas is conceded an even chance to take first honors.
Clyde Coffman turned in one of the finest exhibitions of the meet when he skimmed over the bar in the pool vault to equal the mark of 15 feet and 4-8 inches. Coffman bruska several years ago. Coffman made this performance in spite of the injured back which has handicapped him most of this season. Under favorites like Jimi Hendrix, she a new Big Six outdoor record in the dual meet with the Corinthians.
Gleem Cunningham, who has been invited to the Central A. A. U. track meet at Chicago, III., this Saturday, displayed his power in the Big Six meet last Saturday when he finished a brilliant mile run to set a new record of 421.1. His achievement was of 426.6, which was set by "Foco" Frazier in 1927 at Convention hall.
--the Pennsylvania, Drake, Fremont, and be the major mecans of trade this year. The mecanics trade this year. Relay 23 will and is expected to attract a large number of mecans.
With spring intramural sports yet to be played, Triangle bends the list of fraternity organizations with a total of 745 points. The team has a close second with 715.5 points. Pi Gamma Delta ranks third with 319.7 points, and Theta Tau is fourth with 285.6 points.
Intramural Games
If the Beta's repeat their performance in track and playground bad luck, they will have to win over the wall have a good chance of winning over the Triangles. Triangle won the intramural championship last year and Beta Theta Psi was fourth with 921.1.
Other Organizations and their points are as follows:
Kappa Sigma
Delta Chi
Alpha Phi Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Phi Epilon
Sigma Chi
Phi Tai
Sigma Alpha Epilon
Sigma Alpha Ka
Kayhawks
Phi Chi
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Phi Tai
Alpha Tau Omega
Chi Delta Sigma
Cocaine
Pi Upsilon
Rowlands Independents
Kappa Eta Kappa
Cottage Intellectuals
Phi Kaappa Alpha
Rinker
Delta Sigma Lambda
Alpha Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Pi
Lambda Pi
Delta Sigma Pi
Phi Kappa
Alpha Phi Omega
Sigma Alpha Mu
Phi Alpha Delta
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Baseball Practice Resumed
With the weather man predicting good weather for today and tomorrow baseball practice will be resumed this season. In the spring, Allen. The first efforts of the baseball squad to get in shape for the coming season were frustrated by Old Man Wainer after two days of practice which led to the second and third of this month.
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Major Meets Discontinued
Illinois, Ohio, Texas and Rice Relays Will Not Be Held
Because of financial difficulties four of the major national track and field organizations discontinued meets are the Rice Relays at Houston, Texas, the Illinois Relays at Urbana, Ill., the Texas Relays at Austin, and the Ohio Relays at Columbus.
High School Tournaments at Wichita and Sterling
State Basketball Contests Will Be Held This Week-end
With the regional tournaments over-two twenty-two Kansas high school basketball teams coupled with ten second place winners, to be named later, will go to the state A and B tournament this week-end, in Wichita and Sterling.
Winners of the eleven regional class A tournaments are Parsons, Clay Center, Wesleyan, Hays, Topека, Cherryvale, Newton Emporia, Dodge City, Salina, Alamanda City, and Wyandotte of Kansas City. Winners of the eleven class B regional tournaments are Eric Norka, Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Cullison, Marquette Stanley, and Roe Institute of Wichita. Drawings will be made early this season. The secretary of the high school athletic association. He will also announce the regional runner-ups that will be allowed to enter to complete 16 team games.
Sport Shorts
The National A. A. U. tournament over, and the Wichita Henry's are the champions again. The Henry's had not have the set-up that they have had the last two years. They almost met their goal. But they were unable to leap gequitte. The Teachers leed until the closing minutes when the Wichita team forged ahead.
The Big Six indoor track championship is becoming a permanent fixture at Lincoln, Nebr. The Cornhuskers took the Big Six indoor for the third straight time Saturday. Kansoa was one of the few teams ites to take the outdoor as they seen to be better in the longer distance that are run out of doors.
Gleem Cunningham, star sophomore distance man, proved his worth by taking the mile run and setting a new indoor competition record. After he had taken the mile, the best that he could do was running a mile. He was the class of the two-mile-runners last fall, losing but one race in the two-mile competition.
The big upset of the meet came when finckley of Kansas State beat out Fick and Kite of Kansas to beat the world's record in the 60-yard high hurdle, then winning by recording the conference record of 7.7 and settling the world's record of 7.8.
Coffman, Kansas paultier, tied the conference record in that event and placed in the high jump and broad跳. Coffman was not expected to be in top form on account of an injured knee. The team's pale vault champion in high school.
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Recently the editor of the Oklahoma Daily, student publication at the University of Oklahoma, requested that the names of native residents of Oklahoma who had in past years attend the university of Kansas and discharged them as a弹剂 to the extent that they were chosen for Olympic teams be sent to him.
Spring Football Under Way
Three of Four Jayhawk Olympic Stars Were Natives of Oklahoma
In compiling the information sent to in Oklahoma Daily it was found that of four men who had made the Olympic team, three were natives of Oklahoma.
Everett L. Bradley, who is reputed to have been the greatest all-around track man that ever won the Crimson Tide in the pentathlon and won second place. Bradley captained the Kansas track team in 1922. In the same year he scored 20 points by himself in the Missouri high jump at 23½ points and 29½ points in the Missouri-Kan-
This Year's Program Limited to Four
Weeks
The first spring football workout will be held the afternoon on McCook field according to Couch B Hillargus. The practice will consist of limbing up exercises and light scrimmaging practices. The spring session, while it will consist of light workouts for the first week, on the whole, be very intensive.
The program this spring will be limited to four weeks. Training rules and guidelines for the regular season. During the last week and half of the practice, two or three games will be played between the candidates for the varsity and freshmen.
Eleven lettermen from last fall are expected to come out for practice. Caucasian students among those as they are out for baseball while Jake Pitman and Bernard Gridley are out for track advantage of the preliminary call insued to football candidates to check out equipment and provide coaching, the spring practices get under way.
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Dr. Formrex C. Allen will speak at a conference March 25. He will go to Casper to officiate at the Wyoming state high school basketball tournament.
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was dual meet. Bradley was a native of Cherokee, Okla.
Merwin Graham, of Bartlesville, learned in track at Kansas in 1923, 1924, and was captain in 1925. Graham was a member of the 1924 Olympic squad and, like Bradley, was a great all-around athlete. He competed in the world jumps and jumps of the world's greatest stars, but failed to place.
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The third Okakomba to attend the University and gain a place on the Olympic squash is Tom Poeor, of Muskoka who has played that ever attended school here. He holds the school high jump record at the University and was fourth place in the 1924 Olympics.
The only native Kansan attending the University to be chosen a member of the Olympic squad is Pay R. Mollon, who was a member of his squad in 1900.
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY RUNNER
TIES WEST VIRGINIA MARK
Ann Arbor, March 14—(IPF)—University of Michigan track enthusiasts are hopeful the Wolverines have an advantage in the person of Donald J. Renwish.
The new sensation, racing his first year in a Wolverine uniform, has clicked off one victory in as many starts. At the University of West Virginia, he scored 18 points in 7.2 seconds, tying the indoor record for the distance.
Athletes Will Be Guests
Chamber of Commerce Will Honor Big Six Basketball Champions
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The University of Kansas basketball team and Dr. Forrest C. Allen will be the guests of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at luncheon tomorrow at 12 a.m. at the Eldridge Hotel.
He will make speeches: M. F. Ahern, Director of Athletics at the Kansas State College; Charles Corsass, basketball coach at Kansas State College; "Bo" McMillan, athletic director; Dr. F. C. Allen Director of Athletics and basketball coach of the "Champions of the Big Six" this year.
The luncheon will be given to honor the basketball team and then coach for winning the Big Six Championship.
Dr. James Nisasch, the inventor of basketball, Referee C.E. Q. Cigley, Coach兰·Walter of Haskell, Coach Joe Jumlin, the former head coach of School will also be the guests of the Chamber of Commerce.
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