67 PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS IT WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1931 K.U. Downs Aggies in Tennis Match by a Score of 6 to 0 Changes Made in Pairings During the Play Made No Difference in Outcome MISSOURI NEXT PREY In a second unsuccessful attempt to break the all-victorious season of the champion Jayhawkers, they were defeated shortly after afternoon fell to the score of 6 to 9. The match was featured by the fact that the cellar-boy team won by one match, either the singles or doubles matches. The scores of the meet give evidence that the new champions found little trouble in maintaining a winning record, matches. Jurien Coen, Kansas ranking number one player, defeated Dean, number one of the Aggies, 6-1, 6-3. Leonard Prosser, matched before and after the finals, last Friday over Woods, 6-4, 6-3. George Hurk, taking the place of Douglas Scott in the singles, downed Worthy by 6-4, 6-1, and George Allred, matched against Telford continued the Kansas victory march. Changes in the pairings of the Kansas teams were made in the doubles matches, although this change was not all in the final score of the doubles. Scott Featler. Scott Featler played mate in Hard, was teamed with junior Iceen. In two games only did the Marlins win, but Hard weakly break this new combination, and the outcome was not questioned at any time during the season. The new lines continued in the second doubles match with Prosser, Coen's usual teammate, but this match again erases all question of the chance taken in the change, Dean and Telford, the Agger men, losing in the usual straight matches Played in High Wind According to E. R. Ehl, director of intramural athletics, who accompanied the team in the place of Coach Smith, he played in a very high wind, which proved a great handicap to both teams. One match new remains for the new champions. It is with Missouri tomar-ly defeated by a big victory, finds its final chance this year to see these new leaders in action. National League Yesterday's Results R H St. Louis 6 9 Brooklyn 2 11 Chicago 5 14 Boston 3 14 Cincinnati 2 8 New York 9 14 Pittsburgh 2 7 Philadelphia 3 10 American League F H I Philadelphia 5 9 Detroit 6 2 New York 6 13 Cleveland 6 12 American Association Kansas City R H 11 Minneapolis 7 10 Toledo 6 10 Columbus 7 13 Milwaukee 6 11 St. Paul 6 11 Indianapolis 6 11 Louisville 8 13 Intramurals Alpha Tau Omega won first place in division II of intramural basketball for Gamma Delta by a score of 11 to 10. Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Theta, also of division II, battled for sixth place yesterday. The result was an easy victory for Chi who placed up 23 points to its opponent's 3. Announce Track Officials The Beta's, winners of the first division, played against Alpha Mu. Mu, winner of the second division, have been consistent winners in the division games, whose opponents' upper bounds were of to 5. Dr. James Naismith will be one of the hiters at the women's track meet which will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 in the University of Miami and ten cochlear implantists. Sorem will keep the judges as keepers. Other officials include: Starter, Otoi Roft; field judges, Moon, Bishop, and N; Sorem; have and baseball judges, G. Larrabee, H. Fritz; clerk of course, Miss Olive Helps; corps, Sappenfink; announcer The schedule of the day's events will be as follows: 50-yard dash, 3:30; basehall throw, 3:30; high jump, 3:40; 50-yard dash fields, 3:55; shot put, 40; 60-yard burdles, 40; javelin, 41; 155-yard burdles, 4:20; running broad jump, 4:30; dash dals, 4:35; discus, 4:40; relay, 5:00. A. Class Struggle The sophomores and seniors will combine against the freshmen and juniors. Those participating in sophomore dash, sophomore Jewell, Arnold, Armstrong, Day, Wilbull, and seniors; Allen; Tennant; Moore, and seniors; M. Allen. 100-yard dash, sophomore Armstrong, Stareck, sophomore Stareck, sophomore, sophomore, Stareck, Lightburn, and Brewer. Diacus, sophomores, Aimworth, Moore, E. Mokley, and seni- Javelin, sophomores, Brewster, Duff Awinsworth, and E. Moxley; shot put, sophomores, Iwin, Moore, Wilhelm- ly, Brodgett, and E. Moxley; jump, sophomores, Iwin and Light-burn; broad jump, sophomores, Arm- strong, Blodgett, Light-burn and Starck, Moore, Duff, Wilhelm, Gore, Duff, Wilhelm, Arnold and E. Moxley, relay, sophomeres: Stareck, Iwin, Armstrong, and Wilhelm; senior, Allen C., Davis, L. Davis, Moore. Freshman-Junior Lineup *Participating for the junior team* *Freshman and Gwartz; juniors: J. Byrn, M. Bolton, E. Hishaw, E. Edie, freshme Washburn Alumni to Meet Weaver Washburn Alumni to Meet (Special) Washburn a 11th alumni full time for their annual commencement din- ner. The class will be held at the University of Kanaan who will lead the speaker. Class parties will be the homes of several Topica alumni. Going To The Military Ball? Then you will be sure to want one of our new spring formals of Mousseline De Soi, Embroidered Organdy or Eyelet Batiste. Others of Chiffon in plain or print, but all very modestly priced at $14.75 Track Team Holds Final Drill Session for Lincoln Meet Condition of Injured Men Improves as Big Six Battle for Title Approaches TO LEAVE TOMORROW Under the direction of Coach Brutu Hamilton, the University of Kansas track team went through its last workout of the week this afternoon in field field championship meet which will be held in Lincoln Friday and Saturday of this week. The team will leave tomorrow morning for the Cornhusker strong- Injuries Hamper Team While the team has been trained with injuries in progress throughout the season, it is hoped that all members compete in top form this week-end. The following men accompanied by Dr. F. C. Allen, Coach Hamilton and Lyle Baurman, by trainer Jay Carr. 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