UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MAY 18, 1831
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Athletic Coaches to Attend Big Six Parley at Lincoln
Annual Directors' and Conference Faculty Meeting Will Begin Thursday
SHAAD IN NEW YORK
Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics, and Dean George C. Shaad, the Kansas faculty representative in the Big Six, will attend the Harpersburg, Brutus Hamilton, Steve Hinson, and Mike Getto, will attend the "Big Six" annual directors' and conference faculty representatives meeting at Lincoln, Neb., Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Dean Shaad is at present in New York on business, the nature of which could not be learned; he will return to Lawrence Thursday morning and leave.
Allen to Sabethea Wednesdays
Alben will leave for Sabetha Wednesdays. She will be departing commencement address that nigh leaving immediately afterward for Lin
The annual directors meeting will start at 9:30 each morning in the Lincoln Building, Six' football, basketball, and wrestling schedules for the coming year will be agreed, football admission prices discussed, and dates set for the nine directors' rules interpretation meetings and the December conference meetings.
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Mr. Allen and his Shad will also attend Friday night at the Shrine Country club, given by the University of Nebraska for all visiting directors, representatives, coaches and officials. The annual golf tournament for visiting officials will be played Saturday morning at the Shrine Country
At 2 p. m. Friday preliminary trials for the third annual "Big Six" track and field championships will start at the Nebraska Memorial stadium; Jack Graves City, a champion membership will be held Saturday afternoon.
The K U. basalball team will play Nebraska Friday afternoon and Saturday; then they will leave for Annes Monday; then they will play Monday and Tuesday.
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Yesterday's Results
National League
R 11
Pittsburgh 5 10
Boston 9 9
Cincinnati 7 13
Brooklyn 5 11
St. Louis 6 9
New York 1 8
American League
American League
19 H
New York 8 H
Detroit 5 H
(First Game)
Washington 1 8
St. Louis 7 9
(Second Game)
Washington 4 10
St. Louis 2 6
Philadelphia 15 18
Cleveland 10 16
Boston 1 5
Chicago 2 6
American Association
R H
(First Game)
Milwaukee 5 8
Kansas City 10 14
(Second Game)
Milwaukee 5 9 1
Kansas City 5 11 5
(Called at the end of the twelfth, darkness)
Big Six baseball standings:
| | Won | Lost | Pct. |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Oklahoma | 6 | 1 | .875 |
| Missouri | 6 | 1 | .875 |
| Kansas Aggies | 4 | 1 | .875 |
| Iowa State | 2 | 3 | .900 |
| Nevada | 2 | 5 | .255 |
| Nebraska | 0 | 6 | .000 |
The events will be 50-yard dash, high jump, shot put, running broad jump, three-12, 75-yard dash, 60-yard relay, level (level), 290-yard relay, and 100-yard dash.
Intramurals
The freshmen and juniors will combine against the sophomores and seniors in the women's interclass track meet to be held Thursday, May 21, at
capsons of the class teams are:
freshmen, Mae Ona Gwartney; sophomore, Katherine and Elizabeth Moxley; junior, Margaret Lawson; senior
**Games** scheduled for Wednesday at 4:30 are: Freshmen vs. sophomores; juniorvs.seniors. Games to be played in the morning are: freshman vs. sophomore vs. seniors; sophomore vs. seniors.
Cris Davis The officials have not yet been determined.
Election of captains *of* the class baseball teams was held Friday. Fern Baker was chosen captain of the freshman team, Berta Wilhelm of the sophomore team. Elizabeth Bryan of the seventh team. Davidson captain of the senior *team*.
Two games were to be played today, but were postponed because of the weather. They were to be seniors vs. freshmen; sophomores vs. Juniors.
New Tennis Title Holder to Meet Kansas Aggies
Same Jayhawker Squad to Engage in Matches Away Tuesday
With the taste of a Big Six tennis championship just next door, we move to Manhattan tomorrow to engage the trailing Aggies in a return meet in the af-
According to Coach W. R. Smith, the regular team composed of Junior Coen, Leonard Prosser, George Hurd, George Lewis and Will McCormack this cup. It has not yet been determined whether or not the two return matches with the Aggies and Missouri will be counted in the final Big Six game. The regular team composition will not be affected if they are.
$ \alpha $ repeated victory is expected over the Agamemmos tomorrow, as little trouble was had in the match with them last Friday on the local courts.
The Missouri match Thursday will afford the last opportunity for Kansas net hurtuates to their champs. Missouri matched with Missouri, played at Columbia, May 1. May was the only one the Jay-Z team won in columns. It resulted in a tie, 3 to 3.
Kansas to Battle Huskers
Baseball Teams to Play in Lincoln Over Week-end
Kansas baseball nine plays a decisive Big Six series this week end at Lincoln with the cellar Nebraska team. The final series of the season will be at Iowa State on May 25 and 26.
A double victory for Nebraska this week end will send the Jayhawkers into the postseason, which will be accompanied by the Cornhuskers. The Missouri team has been the surprise of the league so far this year. They have combined good pitching from their sophomore hitters, Wagner Meyer and Jordan Hines, timely hitting to tie for first place in the Big Six with the Oklahoma team.
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If the arrangements are made for the above series, it should be a battle throughout. A hurry due between Okazaki and Wagner, or between Okazaki and Wagner, of Missouri, will probably be one of the features of the series. Wagner best Kansas in his start against Kentucky, but he did nine defeated Cannon after he entered the game in the second inning as a relief pitcher. Kansas was the first team this year to defeat Cannon and Okaas-
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