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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSA
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1951
Seven Basketball Letters Granted by Athletic Board
Baker Gets Swater for 'Stick-to-it-iveness;'
Two Wrestlers Get Awards
SWIMMER REWARDED
Seven men will receive letters in basketball to a meeting of the athletic board in the cellar's office this afternoon. Two men will be awarded sweaters in wrestling.
Benny Baker, who was on the football squad in 1923, "24, and 38, on and off the field," and also "31," was included in the list of basket-men men because of the excellent sup- port he gave to the team.
The following are to be given the variety basketball sweaters: T. C Bishop, Forrest Corrigan, Floyd Rumsby, Stephen Cunningham, William Johnson, and Bemmy Baker.
Milton Sorem and Marion Spry are to be given swimmers for wrestling and Harlan Jennings a sweater for swimming.
Sport Shots
The Jayshawker baseball team opens home season Monday when it can start against the Rockies. The have broken even so far it is not a bad sign, and pansame with Missouri last week.
Missouri by virtue of its victory over Kansas in the one game of the series that was played is now at the top of the heap with two games won and one lost. These are the only big Six teams have played conference games so far.
The Tigers may lose their hold on first place this week end when they go to Norman to play a two game series with the University of Oklahoma and win. They will co-champions with the Agenes of last years Big Six scramble.
Ames and Nebraska as yet haven't taken on any conference competition Reports from both schools indicate that they will cause trouble for the rest of the Big Six, though they are predicting the Big Six title for their respective teams.
Wagner, Sophomore hurrier for Missouri, is one of the best in the Big Six, according to "Hook" Fisher, first baseman for the Jawahir team, who was troubled by wildness. He passed twice Kansas in the game Tuesday.
Rain caused the canceling of one of the games at blissouri the week make up for the second day, and the second day. In spite of the wet diamond, the Bison held a solid compound of Fate, Hildeen, Bishop and Breuenre functioned perfectly. This quartet played error-free.
B. W.
Working Students Do Well
Those Depending on Parents for Sup port Fare No Better
Minnapolis, Minn.—(NSFA)—"Yes was the answer Dr. J. G. Umtazmid University of Minnesota, made after a thorough study of the question; it is possible for a student to clerk, wait or tables, mind babies or in any way to help students with their bills get as much out of it as the one whose bills are paid by his father.
LOEUR Unistadts states that from the results of his survey he finds that the question of what a boy will get out of his schooling is entirely up to the boy, and whether he pays his own way or receives it. He also gives material results that he will derive.
In his study, Doctor Umatistad found that students of a given intelligence required greater degrees of whether engaged in outside work or not. Going into the question of extra-curricular activities it was discovered that students who earned the more he participated in outside activities such as the Y. M. C. A literary society, student government offices were found to hold as many campus offices as non-earners and it was found that most of these students worked so hard they were able to participate in other activities.
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Two one-sided scores and a forfeit featured the playground ball results of games played yesterday.
Phi Kappa defeated S.A.M. 9 to 6;
Sigma Nua defeated Delta Sigma
Lambada 18 to 7; Acacia gave A.K.L a
failure of II to 14.
A.S.F.失利到 Beta.
Games scheduled for today have been postponed until a later date
Four Jayhawks Entered in Drake Football Relay
bausch, Schaake, Hanson and Kite to Leave Tonight
Two backfield men and two ends of last year's Kansas football champions will represent the Big Six football win last season. Drake Relatays Saturday, James Bauche and Elmer Schaefer, ballbacks, and Sweede Hanson and Maurice Kite, ends with Earl Foy, tackle, as alternate player; will represent Kansas at the carnival.
Final trials were held yesterday and after the selection of the team practice was held on passing the baton. Bauch will probably start the race for the baton as it approaches the end in turn will pass the baton to Hansen with Kite as the anchor man.
This event is drawing some of the foremost football men of the country, who are so hard to show in how fast they will be able to run a 440 yard relay. Among the most prominent contenders are Frank Carr and Michael Schwartz, the cajunt chamount Schwartz, Italy, bulkback, and Fred Sington, Alabama tackle, all three of whom were all-American self-takers.
The men will leave tonight at 9:30 on the Rock Island in company with the six members of the Jayhawk track team, who will compete at Des Moines. Coach H. W. Higgins, lead mental mentor, will accompany them.
Peyton Glass and Jenkins to Participate at Des Moines
Oklahoma Aggies to Drake
Stillwater, April 23—(Special) —Stun by close defenses in the Kansas relay race. Won by the defenses, sprinter, and Capt. Alvin Jenkins, distance runner, are psychologically prepared to put the name of Oklahoma A in their mouth. At the drake at the Drake Relays in Des Moines
Coach Roy W. Kenny will take his ace to Dee Monies while the remaining five players will play under Freshman Coach Harold James will go to Fayetteville for a dual meet
Kenny, Glass and Jenkins left Still-water early Wednesday, in time to test the new machine. He will be feeding Friday, James and 16 or more Aggies will go to Arkansas, Friday, the day before.
Glass lost his first race of the 1931 season at Lawrence, when he was nosed out by Paul Swift, Washington State sophomore from the Pacific coast. His time was similar to what same as Glass had with the Texas relay, tie the world's mark in the century.
Outsprinted in the last few yards by Dawson, Oklahoma University star Captain Jorkins hit the 3.00-meter mark during the game, Dawson's winning time was 8.33.3.
At the Drake games, Jenkins will run his favorite distance, two miles, in which he has not been defeated. He holds the college indoor record of 9.47.1 in the two-mile run, made at the Texas game last fall and in February. His best outburst time is 9.67, made in the Texas relays in March, at Austin.
TAXI!
Decision on Coen Status Expected Soon From Beyer
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Tennis Star Participates in Fast Practice Session; Five Men on Souad
FIRST MATCH MAY
The eligibility of Wilbur "Junior" Coen, c34, nationally ranked tennis star and a member of this year's University of Kansas tennis team, is still undetermined. W. R. Smith, tennis coach announced this morning; bending S. D. Weigert, Iowa State, chairman of the Big Six eligibility committee.
The facts in the case have been gathered by the Dean George C. Shad, K.U. faculty representative of the Biobit committee, and forwarded to Dean Beeny.
The question of Owen's eligibility came through his playing in the interleague, where he was part of River Oaks County club of Hounston, Texas, during the second week in April. Most of his major league players were entered in the meet, which was held under the auspices of the Washington State Athletic Conference.
No report has been received from Dean Beyer yet, although the decision in the case is expected tomorrow.
Smith Is Optimistic
Mr. Smith, when asked as to his opinion in the case, replied that he did not believe that Coen's participation would make him indigent, on account of his background under the rules of the National Law Tennis Association, and due to the fact that Coen competed unattached. Five members of the tennis team and Coach Coen had played through the longest practice held this spring. Coach Smith stated that yesterday's play was the fastest tennis game since he has been coaching the team.
Coen and Leonard Prosser, letterman, met and defeated George Hurd, letterman, and Sierling Cullip, freshman and one of the leading players in the tournament. They were interested in all of the winners having set point many times during the season, and they finally won by a score of 12 to 10. In the other two sets, Coen and George Allred, team captain in 1929, met and defeated Scott, scottomore member of the team. The first set won won by Prosser and Coen and Allred.
Coen and Prosser Win
Minneapolis at Columbus, no game,
wet grounds. Milwaukee at Indian-
apolis, no game, cold weather. St. Paul at
Oklahoma, no game, rain.
New York 7 11
Boston 5 11
Washington 1 7
Philadelphia 5 7
Cleveland 2 8
Chicago 10 14
Baseball Scores
144 SUITS
Philadelphia 4 11
New York 5 12
Beoston 4 7
Brooklyn 0 4
Cincinnati 2 4
St. Louis 3 13
Come Friday, Saturday
Spring and Medium Weights
Drake Relays Saturday on Nation-Wide Hook-up
Kansas City ... 7 9
Louisville ... 8 9
Des Moines, Iowa, April 23—(Spectacle)-The twenty-second annual Drake rehires here afternoon will begin on June 14, from 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. Central standard time, over the network of the National Broadcasting company, it has been an avid
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St. Louis at Detroit, no game, wet grounds.
National League
Our Month-end Special
NBC Chain Will Broadcast Event to Sports Fans for One Hour
Most of the important stations affiliated with the NBC chain will carry the description of the relay as told by Wallace Butterworth and Paul DuProust. It is not the role of the NBC. Butterworth was announcer of the national air races, the Notre Dame-Northwestern football game, the British-american track meet and seven other sporting events. While Dumont is well known for his snappy amusing sports events.
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New Football Plays Used
Spring Practice Will Be Completed Next Week
Working on the new plays for the last time this week, the spring foot-ball squad was running in the new formation with the greatest perfection shown so far. New play was added to series given at the first of the week.
Spring football practice will be completed next week after about six weeks of actual practice. The last practice will be on Friday in fields and blues using the new system.
The new play introduced yesterday is run from the new balance line and back to the end line. The end run from the same formation with the half going to the quarterback, back to the end line, in a sweep around end he passes laterally to a balckfoot who has gone out
A greater number of men were out for practice yesterday than any other day this week. Phil Bortello was back with the team, and Schauke and Lee Freese continued their good work in running the plays. Every man was given a chance at runners-up.
Sooners to Meet Missouri
Interest Shown in Coming Baseball Tilt at Norman
Norman, April 23 — (Special) — The conference will start next week the Six Conference hiphie on Friday and Saturday with w games against the University of Chicago.
In past seasons, announcement that Missouri would play at Norman usually provoked only a slight yawn. This year, the team ended its season with Fridays Friday and Saturday by splitting two games with the Kansas Angels in a loop title with Oklahoma last spring.
Friday's contest with the Tigers will introduce to Sooner fans their new playground. They will have three hits at Edmond, one of which drove in the tying run in the ninth and another made e possible the winning shot. The game played that gave Central its only run.
Monday
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U. Karnival
University's Gala Night
Saturday April 25
Booths in Stadium 7:00—10:00 p. m.
Admission, $50^{\circ} \mathrm{c}$
Stunts in Fraser
10:00—12:00 p.m.
Admission, 50c