PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931 Klaner Is Chosen Captain of Track Team Next Year Sickel and Jones Electeer Honorary Co-Leaders of Conference Champions WILL RUN IN CHICAGO Ralph Stickel, c21, and George Jones c21, were elected honorary co-captains of the 1931 Kansas track team that won the past season, and Joseph Klaner, c23 was voted leader of the team during the coming 1932 season, a meeting of the track team held in the east stadium at 4 p.m. yesterday. All three of these men have played a big part in the success of the Kansas track team during the past two years. Sickel, whose home in Kansas record at 9.8 seconds in the 100-yard event and in the recent conference meet ran the century in 9.7 seconds. He has been a major cog in Kansas championship sprint relay team, and has many points during the present season. George Jones holds the school record in the 440-yard dash at 49.2 seconds and during the past year he has counted many points in this event. He won both indoor and outdoor championships and before he sustained a muscle injury in the Rice Reiays, he ran on the sprint relay team. Both Sickel and Jones will end their competition for Kansas that he collegiate meet to be held in Chicago. Klauer, who will captain the team next year, has consistently scored points in the sprints for Kansas during his two years of competition. He won three straight games at Lincoln and Saturday in the fast time of 9.5 seconds and his best time in the 220 is said to be 20.8 seconds which was made in the Haskell dual meet. Klauer has second place with both teams and also compete in the national intercollegiate meet next month. Sport Shots Yesterday could have been designated as captain's day in Kansas sport circles. Three men were chosen honorary captains and teammates next year. George Jones and Ralph Sickel were elected honorary captains and Joe Kisser next year's honorary captain, who was elected both this year's honorary captain and next year's leader. The Kansas authorities are thinking of scheduling some exhibition tennis matches after school is over. With the worries of studies in sports, the members of the team team could show even better tennis than has been seen so far this year. The warm weather would make to make the exhibition more enjoyable. The long drawn-out season of the baseball team finally comes to an end this afternoon with the final game in Ames today with the Iowa State nine. A box score of the baseball games in the Nebraska series reveals the facts that the Jahwyns pilfered fifteen bases and the Beavers lost five. The best base runner on the team, led all the rest with four, and Carney Smith and Jack Handley were next with three spikes. Father Fisher stole two bases from Bishop and Hulteen got one each. S. K. Yesterday's Results National League R H Pittsburgh 6 8 Chicago 9 11 American League New York 2 8 Philadelphia 4 8 (first game) New York 4 6 Philadelphia 16 16 (second game) Chicago 6 10 Cleveland 7 13 Washington at Boston, rain. American Association Kansas City 4 11 St. Paul 3 8 Milwaukee 8 10 Minneapolis 5 13 Louisville 5 12 Toledo 2 11 Indianapolis at Columbus, rain. Junior Coen Will Head Tennis Team Next Fall Also Elected 1931 Honorary Captain; Plans Exhibition Contests Junior Coen, national ranking player and international star, was elected honoree. The team closed, and active captain of the 1932 season, at a meeting of the team tennis courts. Plans were discussed concerning a schedule for next year although not all of the arrangements will be probable, however, that arrangements will be completed on several fall exhibitions. The exhibition plans are being made especially to bring the team from Oklahoma and New York. Five Men for Letters According to Coach W. R. Smith, these two schools each year engage in an exchange of exhibition matches, and both have a reputation of playing first class teams. We pose Texas team following their trip to Oklahoma is the plan of Coach W. R. Smith. Although tennis letters have not yet been announced by the athletic office, recommendations will be made for the five men who played in all the matches. In conjunction with a movement that might possibly uncover any new material now unknown, a system of tournament matches to include the outstanding player, and the outstanding入队 intramural activities has been arranged. These matches will take place the remainder of the year, and the following drawings have been rrosser v. Zueschel, Delta Tau Delta Heippa Sig. v. M. Johnson, Phoena Theta Tau v. N. Johnson, Theta Tau, Theta Tau, v. Hurd; Nell, Beta v. AlAdon; Scott v. Scatt, Rudolph v. AlAdon Coen Going East Coon, because of preparation for his eastern tournament trip in June, will not compete in this tournament, al-ready having served members of the utility team will participate. C. B. Dodge, paired against Cullip, is the winner of the intramural tennis tournament of last fall, and is again contender to repeat his victory. In the finals of the spring intramural tournament, he will meet Rudolph for the Couch Smith stated this morning that the completion of two new courts will be ready this spring to accommodate some of these matches. Hitting in Pinches Helps Jayhawkers to Down Cyclones The Jayshawkers hitters in the pinches, the Kansas baseball nine won the first of the two game wins at home and 6 at an earlier afternoon. The second game of the series and the final game of the season is being played this afternoon. Second Game of Baseball Series Will Be Final for Kansas Team ENCOUNTER ENDS 8-6 The hitting attack that started in the second culminated in the fourth with a four-run run by Robert Ross, who was started with a single by Capitano Tommy Thomas and a home run by Third Baseman Carnegie. Robert Ross doubled and G. A. Cookey duplicated Smith's font by hitting one of his first three. the Jayhawkers began hitting the ball in the second inning and kept it up until they drove Laffalo, the starters, out of bounds. The showers, Gustafson finished the game for the home team and allowed four hits and the winning margin of two. Cooley lasted the entire game for Kansas and spread out the eleven hits garnered by the Iowaans. In only one inning were they able to score more than one run and that was in the jinx eighth when they scored two. For today's game Captain Bishop has either been serving the team's service, Sir Kevin Kramer pitched most of the final game against Nebraska I books as if he would not leave him. The referees were to leave him in the infield and use the same combination that he did yester- The team will embark immediately after the game in order to reach Lawrence in time to prepare for final examinations. Intramurals Ten Women Pass Test --- Ten women passed the tests for life saving Saturday and they will receive life saving emblems. They are Ehlyne Jackson, fa33, Joseph Lantine, adv s., irene Tomilson, c33, Lucille Wilson, c33, Harriet Fritz, c34, Mary Rowe, c34, Jean Arbuckle, c33, nelle Sturck, c33, and Jesse McKarin, c32. The final games of the series were played yesterday, the freshman defeating the juniors with a score of 22 to 20 Baker and Himshaw were battery for the freshmen, with Fritz and Bishop offended to the sophomores. The seniors defeated to the sophomores. The freshmen, sophomores and juniors tied in interclass baseball, each class winning two games and losing one. The seniors lost three games. All intramural tournaments are down to their final games. In the final horse doubles match Hannon and Benz. Carter Service 1000 Mass. Phone 1300 GET OUR FREE BRAKE TEST Theta Tau, will play Jordan and Thomas Cosmopolitan club. The final game against Koch, indulgence will be fluffed by Koch. Theta Tau. Tennis double; Rudolph and Cuttin, Triangle, will play Dodge, Dodge, Tennis single; Dodge, Bella, will play Rudolph, Triangle. Handball: Kennedy and Flattie. Tennis independent. Independent. The total points for handball, horseseat, tennis, and baseball up to the final score. A. T. O. 28 4 14 Phi Psi 142 57 50 Triangle 163 63 78 Kappa Sig. 67 12 17 Mig L. 64 12 17 Pi U 35 8 29 Phi Gam. 33 11 20 K. A. A. 31 8 11 D. U 72 18 11 Sig. A. 71 18 14 Mig. A. 62 11 14 Theta Tau 122 78 57 Sig. 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