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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MAY 25, 1931
Six K. U. Runners Plan to Compete in National Meet
Track Men Who Have Made Outstanding Marks Entered in Chicago Run
HELD AT STAGG FIELD
Six men will represent Kansas in the National Intercollegiate track and field meet to be held at Stagg field, Chicago. The team will report on Coach Brutus Humphrey.
The list of Kansas entrants includes George Jones in the 440 yard dash, Joseph Kismet and Ralph Sickel in the 100 and 220 yard sprints, Gridley in the low hurdles. Coffman in the pole and Flick in the high and low hurdles.
These athletes have been among the leading scorers on the team all year and each has several outstanding performances, taking the Big Six conference championship, Jones won his event in 48.4 seconds before being knocked out by Stiekel and Klaner have been the outstanding sprinters in the conference this year and have divided honors con-
Gridley recently equalled the world record in the low hurdles, and Plekak won a second. He led in most of the big relay meets and took two seconds in the conference
Coffman won the indoor championship in the pole vault, holds the school record, and set a new conference record. He also broke the Big Si meet held last Saturday.
Outstanding athletes from every se
tion of the country will compete in it
when the United States team represent
the United States in the 10
Olympic games to be held in Los At
tico
National League
Yesterday's Results
R    II   E
St. Louis 2    6    1
Cincinnati 3    11    0
(first game)
St. Louis 13    14    3
Cincinnati 6    11    0
(second game)
Pittsburgh 16    15    2
Chicago 7    14    1
New York 10    14    0
Boston 7    15    2
(first game)
New York 0    4    1
Boston 2    6    2
(second game)
Philadelphia 5    13    0
Brooklyn 5    13    1
(footing)
American League
Philadelphia 11
New York 7 10
Boston 3 11
Washington 9 11
Chicago 4 9
Cleveland 3 12
(first game)
Chicago 3 10
Cleveland 2 5
(second game)
Detroit 3 6
St. Louis 10 14
(first game)
Detroit 3 8
St. Louis 1 7
(second game)
American Association
H R
Louisville 3 4
Columbus 6 10
(first game)
Louisville 9 18
Columbus 7 10
(second game)
Kansas City 2 8
St. Paul 4 12
Milwaukee 6 13
Minneapolis 1 8
Indianapolis 16 17
Toledo 15 21
(first game)
(second game called in the third inn- ing, rain)
'Model' Swimming Pool To Open Ottawa. The Forest park swimming pool will open within the next few days. Through high ratings given it is a great place, with the Ottawa pool has become known as the "model pool of Kanaas."
TENNIS SQUAD ELECTS HEAD AND DISCUSSES '32 PROGRAM
Election of the captain of the tennis squad took place this afternoon at a meeting in Brooklyn, coming to Coach W. R. Smith, plans were also to be discussed concerning next year's tournament that matches this spring. Whether or not an exhibition match will be held during commencement also may be determined at this meeting.
Kansas Will Meet Tigers Here and Not in Columbia
United Press Makes Error in Sending Big Six
Schedule
Owing to an error in the story by the United States in the Kansan battle, it seemed as if Missouri ball team would play Missouri at Columbia this coming season. The team's schedule that the schedule for next fall was given when it meant the schedule for the fall of 1942.
The Kansas football schedule includes nine games for next fall, six of them being home engagements. The annual Missouri-Kansas football classic will come on Nov. 21, and will be played at the Memorial stadium in Kansas City.
Lawrence
The Kansas football schedule for 1931 is as follows:
1831 is as follows:
Sept. 26—Colorado Aggies at Lawrence.
Oct. 2—Haskell Indians at Lawrence
Oct. 10—Janes Milikin University at
Lawrence
Oct. 17—Kansas Aggies at Lawrence
Oct. 24—Nebraska at Lincoln.
Oct. 31—Oklahoma Aggies at Lawrence
Nov. 25—Oklahoma at Norman
Nov. 7—Oklahoma at Norman.
Nov. 14—Washington University at
St. Louis.
Nov. 21—Missouri at Lawrence.
1932 FOOTBALL. SCHEDULE
Kansas
Oct. 8—Oklahoma at Lawrence.
Oct. 7—Nebraska at Lawrence.
Oct. 22- Neurauska at Lawrence
Oct. 29- Iowa State at Ames.
Missouri
Nov. 12—Missouri at Columbia
Nov. 19—Kansas State at Manhattan
Oct. 8- Texas at Austin.
Oct. 15- Kansas State at Kansas
State.
Nov. 5- Oklahoma at Norman.
Nov. 12- Kansas at Columbia.
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oct. 8 - Iowa State at Ames.
Oct. 22 - Kansas at Lawrence.
Oct. 29 - Kansas at Lincolne.
Nov. 5 - Iowa at Iowa City.
Nov. 14 - Iowa State at Norman.
Nov. 19 - Oklahoma at Norman.
Nov. 24 - Missouri at Lincoln.
Oct. 8 — Kansas at Lawrence.
Oct. 13 — Kansas at Dallas (State Fair)
Nov. 6 — Kansas at Columbus.
Nov. 15 — Missouri at Norman.
Nov. 19 — Iowa State at Ames.
Iowa State
To Faculty Members:
Keep the kiddies shoes repaired. If you still plan that trip this sum m e r. get your sport shoes fixed.
Oct. 8 - Nebraska at Lincoln.
Oct. 15 - Dukes at Des Moines.
Oct. 20 - Kansas at Kansas.
Oct. 25 - Kansas at Arnos.
Nov. 3 - Kansas State at Mahantbar
Oct. 15 – Missouri at Manhattan.
Oct. 22 – Oklahoma at Norman.
Oct. 29 – Nebraska at Lincoln.
Nov. 4 – Kansas at Manhattan.
Nov. 19 – Kansas at Manhattan.
Kansas State
Electric Shoe Shop
KFKU
"The Exploitation of Leisure Time" was the subject of the talk given by one of the radio station kfpf this morning as the first part of the program broadcast from 11 to 11:30 The was the last episode of the season and Eirldrige has given. The second part of the program consisted of a British Travel-Talk "The Gardens of
This evening's program from 5:45 to 6:30 will consist of a group of musical numbers arranged by Karl O. Kuriemer, associate professor of violin, as well.
Tuesday morning Miss Helen O. Mahn, associate professor of journalism, will speak at 10 a.m., *Editorial* She will speak at 11 a.m., following which Miss Miss Ann McCracken,
--the probable lineup for Kansas is as follows: Price, left field; Foster, center field; Infield, right field; Smith, third base; Hulteon, short stop. Handley, first base; Trombond, third base.
"Romanec" (Sinding), "Hebrew Luke"
"Achron," Achron, "Kui Kui
Evelyn," Evelyn, Evelyn
piano, "Organ Prelude and Fugue"
(Bach, Buscho), Evelyn, Evelyn
square piano, "First movement,
"Captive" (Conklin),
Karl,凯尔瑟斯, violin, Evelyn
From 4 to 4:30 tomorrow afternoon Prof. C. S. Skilton will give the last of his series of musical lectures on "The Modern Sonata."
Baseball Squad to Ames
The Kansas baseball team is in Iawe, Iowa, today to start its final series of the year. One game will be against Houston, the final game of the year for the Jayhawks will be played tomorrow afternoon. Dr. F. C. Allen, the head coach, accompanied the team on its final trip.
To Start Final Series Tomorrow
Against Cyclones
The Cyclones have played fewer games this year than any other team in the Big Six and little is known of their strength. The Ames nine holds two victories over the Nebraska team, and two others搽搽 both games to the Cornhuskers.
The pitching staff is being taxed to capacity although Arlun Ilyas Kraemer has not pitched since last season and probably be Captain Tom C. Bishop's choice to start today's game. G. C. Cooley will probably be used in the second game for him on this trip.
--but for your convenience OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.
Sport Shots
--but for your convenience OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.
Credit is due Coach Brutus Hamilton for winning the outdoor championship on Sunday, with the loss he lost Mekin Thunnilh in the weight events, later in the year he lost James Bauch and at mid-season he won. He also earns in any of the weight events, Kansas stepped out and piled up many players to factor in the ultimate Kansas victory.
What a sport year! Three major championships and one that is nearly a major championship this year last winter, tennis and outdoor track this spring were the championship needed to the laurels of Kansas sportdum.
Owing to an error in the United Press statement carried in the Kansas yankees, he did not receive the chance they had lost the chance to see the annual Missouri-Kansas football game here at Lawrence. The article stated that the Kansas yankees' statement was the fall of 1932.
It seems as if much of the spice in being taken out of the Tiger-Jayhawk football game. It has for many years come the Saturday before Thanksgiving and with the students in a holiday mood a more lively student body is coming up. The game for IB3 has been moved up to the first part of the football season.
The Kansas baseball队 is playing its final series of the year against the Iowa State team. Nothing much has been heard of the Cyclones but Coach Tom Brady will be pulling for victories over them to get out of the dollar in the Big Six.
Ross Bryan, who set a new school record in the javelin in the Missouri dual meet with a heave of 101 feet 4 inches, would have to meet and watch the other competitors in that event throw the spear without throwing in the finals. He heavens the spear twice in the preliminary and on the second day of the contest his arm which kept him from competing in the event either Friday or Saturday. Friday, the day of the preliminary, was full of Bryan's toes were better than 183 feet. The following day when Fatfinger won the event with a toss of 187 feet there was a strong wind to his back.
Read the Kansan want-ads.
Prudence Stillman and Bobbie Hatfield of Kansas City, Mo., were dinner guests at the Chi Omega house yesterday.
Jessie Gengchael of Plattsburgh, Mo. was a week-end guest of her sister Alice Gengchael at Corbin hall.
Irene Teubner and Mabel Mallot
were Sunday dinner guests at the Alp
lamma Delta house.
Society
--but for your convenience OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Benton and Bohby and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Richmond of Kansas City were guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Newton of Kansas City was a guest at the Alpha Delta Pi ouse yesterday.
Among the dinner guests Sunday at
Corinbah hall were Ernest Trosning, Florence
Dooley, Lawrence Vivire North,
Margaret Meyer, Anne City;
and Nell Rhoades, Heaven.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Upshire house included: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Metzler, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, all of Lawrence, Kansas City. Helen Sullivan, Solomon, and Upton Gill, Birchmilg, Ala.
Delta Tita Delta had as dinner guests Sunday. Paul Knapp, Bill Dickerson, Tracy Leonard, and Howard Schmitt, all of Kansas City; Reed Moran, Pretty Priere; Joe Klingotoc, Leavenworth, and Bender Gaet, Seattle, Wash.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpa
Kappa Lambda house were Misses
Catherine Herne, Aliine Burge, Jean-Ar-
buckle, Virginia Thirts, Roberta Worke,
Rachel McInnes, Jennifer Lockwood,
Gretchen Chelan, Margaret Haistad, and Leroy Raynolds.
Norva Grauerholtz and Virginia Matt- **son of Kansas City were guests of Mildred Grauerholtz this week end at Westmont hall. Ms. Grauerholtz and Miss Matteo can be seen on campus. You can enter the junior college geology class on a field trip to Dyche museum.**
Guests at the Phi Delta Theta house on Sunday were Mrs. Jess Harper, Wichita; F. Abbett and G. Kramer, both of Kansas City.
Pauline Barben, Kansas City, and Belva Roesner, Cliffin, were dinner guests at the Delta Sigma Pi house yesterday.
Dinner guests at the Alphi Chi Omega house yesterday were Walter Sanders and Walter Sanders J.; Miss Dorothy Luxton, Miss Neva Laxton, Nancy Bailey, Kansas City Helen Sullivan, Solomon, and John Bauer, Lawrence.
Ward has been received of the marriage of Grace Shuler, A.B.70, an Merlin Trast, a senior of this year which took place in December.
Monday to Friday Night
Week-end guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house were Maxine Van Pol, Portia Fern Cave, Sublette, Lucena Pern Cave, N. C. Bauer and Rock Anthony.
Among the dinner guests Sunday at the Kappa Sigma gym house were Prof. and Mrs. Jill Heller Russell, Margaret Smith, Christine Fink, Jewell Fink, Marian Galbraith, Margaret Plummer, and Mary Little, Miss Lattice, who is from Kansas City.
Week-end guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house were Berenice Hoover, Kansas City, and Edythe Williams of Kansas City, Mo.
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Want Ads
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812% Mass, Phone 256. Lawrence, Kas.
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Do your week-end shopping Friday, or before.
This store will be
CLOSED SATURDAY
(Memorial Day)