4
PAGE FOUR
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931
1
11
All Track Entries for Husker Meet Announced Today
Coffman Entered in Four Events of Dual Clash to Be Held Here on Monday
KANSAS' CHANCE GOOD
Entries for the Nebraska-Kansas track duck tournament were confirmed this week. Coach Brushatt. The meet is scheduled to be held Monday, May 11, on the stadium track
The Kansas entries are as follows:
100 yard dash—R. Sickel, J. Klaner
Gridley.
Gridley. 220 yard.dash—R.Sickel, J.Klaner, Gridley.
Stocker.
880 yard dash—Bondank. Fullerton
McKinney.
440 yard dash—Beardslee, Young, L.
Sickel.
1 mile run—Soelner, Levine, Stover
2 mile run—Kennedy. Levine, Soell
ner.
man.
Pole Vault—Coffman, Trueblood,
Black.
High hurdles—Flick, Kite.
Black Broad Jump — Hodges, Coffman Plumley.
Shot Put—Foy, Reisen, Ross.
Discus—Foy, Walton, Shroyer, Coff
man.
tg, Beardslee, Strainow
Fast Time in Tryout
Javelin- Coffman, Bryan, Hanson
1 mile relay-L. Sickel, Bondank
Young, Beaardie, Stralow.
Although Nebraska offers such runners as Ostergard and Rodgers in the 440. Kansas track for the Kansas State game, they at the Kansas Angle dual and then to take the mile relay on the last lap are confident he will give the Nebraskans a win.
The contestants in the high jump and discus were not decided last night when try-outs were held. Black, Coffman and Hanson were chosen in the final rounds. The team will compete in the discus as a result of the try-outs. In a test run on the 400 yard event exceptionally fast times were made. As a result of these trials Bondk, Bearleard, Sickel and McBeam be the laylander mile race contender.
Clyde Coffman, versatile all around
athlete will again take a big part in
the national team. He plays in the
javelin, discus, broad jump and
pole vault and should stand a good
fourth in his age group.
Nebraska Entries Received
Nebraska entries in the meet were received from Coach Schultz this morning from Coach Schultz. They are 100 yard dash-Jeff Lee, George
Smutty, Harold Petz.
220 yard dash—Jerry Lee, George
Smutty, Harold Petz.
440-yard run-Ralph Rodgers, Herman Siefke, Merlon England, Robert Osterward.
880 yard run—Wesley True, Merlon England, Robert Ostergard.
Diceus—Hugh Rhea, Edward Eisenhart, James Gilbert.
Mile run—Philip Garvey, Wesley
Tow, Merlon England.
2 mile run-Gordon Nuenberger
Philip Garvey, Ervine Watson, George
Marrus
120 yard high hurdles—Willis Lamson, Myle White, Linus Carroll, Leor Carroll.
Pole vault.—Orlin Dean, Chris Mathis, Richard Bell.
High jump—Slayton Pierce, Jerry Lee, Howard Jackson.
220 yard low hurdles.-Linus Carroll,
Leon Carroll, Harold Petz, George Smurts
Broad jump—Donald Gray, Coburn Tomson, Guy Craig, Hugo Hege.
Chat out, Hugh Epher, Queen Rist
Tomson, Guy Craig, Hugo Hge.
 shot put—Hugh Rhea, Owen Rist, Charles Justice.
Javelin—Elmer Faytinger, Orlin Dean, Hugh Rhea.
Kansas' Chances Brighter
Chances for a Kansas victory seemed somewhat brighter since the Nebraska- Iowa State tie in their dual meet held
FOR A PEPPY CAR
and a quick Get-Away Install Pedrick Heat-Shaped Rings
LAWRENCE IRON WORKS
611 N. H. Phone 106
Authorized
Expert mechanical and greasing work done on Fords and Chevroletts. Also washing, polishing and waxing. Best storage facilities. One stop service.
Sales
Hamilton Motor
eesterday at Ames. The meet ended in 65 1-2 point deadlock. Hugh Rhea gainter beaten the Nebraska scored a lam in the broad jump. However, owa State's strength in the distance events proved enough to gain a tie.
Company
Telephone 534
702-4-6 Vermont
While Coach Henry Schultz and his jornhukers are given the edge in the need due to the fact they hardly face the challenge, the ayahwakers are conceded a chance to come through and score a victory. The team should be the meet should be close and thrilling.
Two Conference Baseball Games Scheduled Tomorrow
Kansas and Oklahoma to Meet in Twin Bill
Continued rains and wet grounds caused the postponement of the baseball game scheduled for this afternoon with the Oklahoma nine. The game will be played on Monday afternoon if the grounds are in shape. The games Saturday start will be at 2:30.
Tomorrow
Oklahoma comes here with an undefeated record in league play, holding the national title and grazing. In its second game with the Agios they completely subdued the Kansers and gave them victory.
The hurler for the Sooners in the first game will be Captain Glenn Canterbury. The hurler for the hurling duel from Glen Anker, Angie pitcher, who up to that time had been a No. 1 hitter.
Mills in Lineup
Other stars of the Oklahoma team are Smith Watkins, sophomore centerfielder, and Buil Mills, star backfielder who have been leading the team in hitting.
Kansas will present a revamped lineup with Carruth Smith moved from the field to Tromboli moved from the field to Smith's position behind the bat. Jack Handley will be at first base in place of Paul Fisher who was declared ineligible.
Battle Freshmen
In yesterday's session the varsity took batting practice against a team committee that had been diligently dedicated with Robert Ross and Floyd Perchard dividing the pitches duties. The committee worked through a snappy felding workout to complete its practice before the game.
Another contest has been added to the schedule. The postponed games with the Haskell Indians has been scheduled for next Tuesday at 3 p.m.
The probable starting lineup and batting order for tomorrow is as follows: Gene Price, center field; Bert Hogs, right field; Carney Smith, center field; Captain Torn C. Bishop, second base; George Hulten, short stop; Jack Handel, third baseman; Trombone catcher; Arlyn Kraemer, Robert Roe G. A. Coale, pitcher.
Tennis Rackets and Tennis Balls
---:---:--with
Fay Wray - Lew Cody
Usual Time and Prices
Keeler's Book Store
939 Mass.
Phone 33
General Electric
K.U.-Aggie Tennis Games to Be Played Next Week
KENNEDY
Plumbing Co.
937 Mass. St. Phone 658
Refrigerators
Only Four Matches Remain on This Season's Schedule
The tennis matches scheduled for this afternoon with the Kansas Agnies have been postponed, according to a statement from Coach W. R. Smith, this week. The teams will not be allowed although they probably will be played the latter part of next week.
Schedule
Since the match on Wednesday in which the Oklahoma defending champions were defeated, regular workouts will be held before the match. A probable change in the future line-ups will be the substitution of George Alfred in the place of Ted
Of the remaining four matches on the season's schedule three are to be played on the home courts, and one on the road. They are 19 at Manhattan. The three home games remaining are: the postponed Aggie game; Nebraska on May 11, and Oklahoma on May 27.
Coach Smith further stated that the
proposer, Presser, Alford, and
Hard or O'Leary had postponed Agnie content would probably be used whenever a date for the
event was known.
Alpha Xi Delta deflected Alpha Omni
Omri Pt in intramural baseball yesterday
with a score of 17 to 15. Battery for
alpha Xi Delta was Bishop and
Handcock, while Parkinson and Hoor-
er both were Bishop. Gamma Phi Beta defeated Kappa
Intramurals
--with
Fay Wray - Lew Cody
Usual Time and Prices
--with
Fay Wray - Lew Cody
Usual Time and Prices
Calling—
Hunsinger Taxi
Will Bring a
The individual having the highest individual score will be dearest individual winner and receive a stint for his team. A competition with another student each enchantingcompeting in an event.
Five points will be given for each vent won which will be determined averaging the scores of all higher than one team on each team competing, the team with the second highest average will receive three points, third highest points, and fourth highest ne point.
Entries for the men's intramurra track meet that will be held Tuesday and Thursday, May 12 and 14, must be in by noon Monday, May 11. Be considered in the team competition once the meeting enters into three, and may enter four.
Results of yesterday's games were:
Coopontifan club 16, Phi Chi 3; Theta
Tu 17, Deltai Kappa 8, Bpi
Upsilon 7; Delta Upsilon 23, Delta Tau
3, Keyhawks 6, Alpha Pka Psi 1;
and sigma Chi fortihete to Phi Gamma
Four matches are scheduled for tomorrow. Cosmopolitan club v. Haugh club Pt.I Upma v. Areacia, Pfi Gamma club Pt.I Ow v. O, and Pti Deltatheta v. Sigma Club.
Games to be played Monday are between I.W.W. against Corbin hall, and Watkins hall opposite Chi Omega.
Choice Collection of Early American Glass
SNYDER BEAUTY SCHOOL
Hair Cut
Marcel
Finger Wave
Shampoo (wob hair)
Shampoo (long hair)
Manicure
Open Saturday Night
Kappa Pauma with a score of 22 to 4.
Moon and Gennis were battery for Gamma Phi Beta, and Dodge and Adams were battery for Kappa Kappa
817 Mass.
WALL PAPER In the New Designs
Also
Full line of Kyanize Paints
Ask for cost estimates.
The GOOD WALL PAPER Company
25c
25c
25c
25c
40c
25c
207-9 W. 8th. Tel. 620 "There Is a Difference"
TONITE - TOMORROW
It's A New Western
Pastime.
Phone 893
Facials 50c up
Scalp Treatment 50c
Henna Rinse 50c
Henna Pack $1.25 up
Permanent Wave, Jr. $2.50
Permanent Wave, Jr. $4.00
Also
Next Monday-- Gary Cooper in "CITY STREETS"
Our Usual Saturday Specials
Including —
Johnston's. Whitman's. McDonald's. in a wide assortment of boxes, modernistic packages in cellophane. Samples in new coves. Pioneer Mother. quarter rolls. pristine white plexx platter holder. divided candish dish. painted jars.
2 lbs. Pure Castile Soap, $1 value 49c
2 tubes 25c Colgates Tooth Paste and
50c tooth brush, both for 50c
CANDY FOR MOTHER'S DAY
RANCH
Don't Forget Your Mother Next Sunday
Rankin's Drug Store
"Handy for Students"
11th & Mass Handy for Students Phone 678
Next Monday-
JACK OAKIE
Erwin Erwin - Mizzi Green
When a guard of stranded actors
crossed a tough New York Mob
A. A thousand things happen
TONITE - TOMORROW
Four Sheffields Wanted Him for Breaking Laws.
Four Heartless What A Man for Troubles.
Four Heartless What A Man for Troubles.
VARSITY
the
HOME OF THE JAYHAWK
Victor McLaglen
"NOT EXACTLY CENTIMEN"
"NOT EXACTLY GENTLEMEN"
with
Monday - Tuesday-
Monday - Tuesday—
The Best Selling Novel—Now A Thriller of Thrillers
“THE GREAT MEADOW”
with
John Mack Brown - Eleanor Boardman
Baseball Scores
R H
1 9
6 13
rd 4 13
itis 10 17
itis 10 17
National League
American League
St. Louis 10 17 (only games scheduled)
(only games scheduled)
R H
St. Louis 11 15
Pittsburgh 5 7
Chicago 5 14
Cincinnati 4 8
(eleven innings)
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, postponed rain. (only three games scheduled)
American Association
(ten innings)
Kansas City 6 12
Louisville 5 11
Columbus 0 8
St. Paul 1 10
oledo at Minneapolis, postponed, cob
idianapolis at Milwaukee, postpone
wet grounds.
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATION
Clarion Radio One Minute Washer
Spot Lights, any color to rent.
Shimmons Bros.
Plumbers and Electricians Repair Work a Specialty Phone 161 836 Mass.
Drugs or Fountain Service
Phone Your Wants to 117
SMITH'S
Drug Store
929 Mass.
Both pride and pleasure will be her's if the remembrance is presented by a well dressed son. Give Her Holeproof Hosiery $1.00 to $1.95 the pair at-
PATEE
Shows 2:30 - 7 - 9
SATURDAY
THE FLOOD
A mighty picture...man and nature locked in terrific combat...beautiful romance
with ELEANOR BOARDMAN
MONTE BLUE
DAVID NEWELL
Starts MONDAY
Life...and love...rescued from an outraged river.
George Arliss in "The Millionaire"
—added—
Comedy
Cartoon
and
"Phantom of the
West"
SOON
Lewis Stone
"Fathers Son"
721 Mass. St.
The Gibbs Clothing Co. "WHERE CASH BUYS MORE"
Extraordinary May Values
Special Selling of Spring Suits
$19.50
'STYLECRAFT' 'FASHIONRITE'
White Duck Troussers
$1.69
Eight cup super quick ducking
made with the popular 20-inch
bottom.
The quality in these suits is the kind that is ordinarily found selling around $30. Smart new patterns made up into smart models. Hand-tailored to ensure proper fitting.
721 Mass. St.
DRESS SHIRTS
$1.39
3 for $3.75
These shirts are going over big with the young fellows. Regular $2 quality materials of broadcloth and plain. Plains, or fancy patterns.
SPORT OXFORDS
$3.85 - $4.85
Authentically styled by Freeman in the new spring models.
A