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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1931
Bausch, Charles to Vie at Relays in Decathlon Duel
Former K.U. Star to Compete Under Colors of Kansas City Athletic Club
FIVE OTHERS ENTERED
The feature of the ninth annual Kansas relays promises to be the decathlon duel between Wilson "Buster" of Haskell and James "Jim" Bauch of Kansas, who will be competing under the colors of the Kansas City Athletic clubs.
Charles Defends Title
Other entrants in the decadron are Donald Eagleman and Curtis Beaver of Haskell; Paul Tauer, Butter University, Indianapolis, Iid; Maynard Whitale, Friends University, Wobbi, and Friends Lake Forest College, Lake Forest. Ill.
Charles Defends Title
Charlotte Hornsby earned title that he won last year at the relays. He a new meet new record of 7543.380 points to win last year, Lara Hornsby's third title in national A.A.U. meet in Pittsburgh to win the national title in the ten-event competition.
In the dual meet Saturday between Kansas and Haskell, Charles scored 17 points besides running on the victorious Haskell relay team with a high jump with a height of 6 feet, 2 inches to win the event. He also placed first in the bread jump at 23 feet, 53 inches, second in the shoe jump, 64 inches, discus and in the 10-yard dash.
Five Events to Be Friday
Bausch, who was one of the most brilliant track athletes to ever attend Kansas, is especially adept in the weight events, which he should have little trouble in winning. He is also able to hold the KU record for 13 feet, 3 inches; until it was broken Saturday by Coffman. He has been working out regularly under the direction of Coach Brutus Hamilton and in good condition for the coming meet.
The first five events of the decafation will be run off Friday afternoon at the Cafe Soleil, and the last charge for these five events. The last five events will be held Saturday morning. Timing is purchased for the release by www.cafesoleil.com. Include these events of the decafation.
Baseball Scores
| | R | H | H |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Chicago (N) | 12 | 11 | 3 |
| Kansas City | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| St. Louis (N) | 4 | 8 | 1 |
| St. Louis (A) | 6 | 10 | 3 |
| Cleveland (A) | 7 | 15 | 1 |
| Cincinnati (N) | 8 | 8 | 6 |
| New York (A) | 7 | 12 | 1 |
| Brooklyn (N) | 11 | 12 | 1 |
| Chicago (A) | 4 | 9 | 1 |
| New York (N) | 7 | 12 | 1 |
| Philadelphia (A) | 1 | 7 | 0 |
| Newark | 0 | 5 | 0 |
| Philadelphia (N) | 4 | 6 | 0 |
| Baltimore | 3 | 11 | 1 |
| Rochester | 1 | 8 | 2 |
| Washington | 3 | 5 | 0 |
| Pittsburgh (N) | 4 | 7 | 0 |
| Detroit | 10 | 15 | 1 |
| Boston (A) | 6 | 9 | 1 |
| Boston (N) | 0 | 4 | 1 |
Religious Workers to Meet
The Council of Religious Workers will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 in Myers hall.
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Finger
Before
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Virgin Diamonds are of Certified Origin and Quality, and may be secured in Lawrence Only from—
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KENNEDY
The second round in the intramural baseball tournament has been postponed until tomorrow, because of the game between Haskell and the varsity team.
Intramurals
Play will be resumed tomorrow with the following games:
Plumbing Co.
Diamond 1. Cosmipolitan vs. Kay-Mawkins; diamond 2. Delta vs. Ai
Sigma Chi; diamond 3. Phi Gam vs. Sigma Chi; diamond 4. Phi Gam vs.
Tithe vs. Thorns; diamond 5. A.K. Pi vs. Ky
Colonels; diamond 7. Triangle vs. P.I K
Colonels; diamond 8. Tetra vs. D.S. Pi vs. Hugh club.
Track Men Are Pointed for Relays Competition
937 Mass. St. Phone 658
K.U. Stars Show Strength in Strong Victory Over Haskell
because of recent wet weather, the first round of tennis singles has been extended until April 17
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Refrigerators
After an 88 to 43 victory over Haskell, the K. U. track team's next assignment is the Kansas reacts next Saturday afternoon in which T22 crowd advisers have been entered. With the recovery of George Jones, veteran relay man and Harry Levine, distance runner, the squaud assures full distance for the final round. By breaking four school records, the Kansas men show promise of holding their own against the stars scheduled to appear here. Cycle Coleman, by way of the first-place competition and not attempting to go higher, should threaten the relay record of 13 feet 9¾ inches established by Warne of Northwestern University.
Flick and Gridley, hurdlers, hit their tride against Haskell and are expected o break the tape well up toward the ront Saturday.
V. W.C.A. Cabinet Meeting
Eliminations are to be held all day friday and Saturday morning. With a atk track, relay and possibly world's records may fall.
cashier is welcome.
The W.Y.C.A. J. will meet at Hoeley house Thursday afternoon at 4:30 Next Monday evening at 7:30 at the same place the adjournment will be held.
Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing
CHRIS.C.
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Junior Coen, University of Kansas, teamed up with George Lott of Philadelphia to win the doubles title at the US Open in New York and Houston. They defeated Bruce Barries and Earl Taylor, both of the University of Texas, by the score of 6-3, 7-5.
Pair Defeat Barnes and Taylor in
N. Carolina Meet.
Coen reached the semi-finals in the singles play where he was eliminated by Barnes who in turn lost to Ellsworth. After the second final, the score being 6-2, 6-4, 10-8,
Coen-Lott Doubles Victors
Embarking on the fifth week of practice, spring football will be resumed at Iowa State. Four forty men are signed up for the spring session although that number has never been reached.
Regular drill, practice on plays, and possibly a little scrimmage near the end of the practice will be the order of workouts this week. The team will play against another game between the two divisions of the squad, the Reds and Blues.
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE
RESUMED THIS AFTERNOON
Norman, April 13 — (Special) The sooner sprint team teams that拥 Coach Roy "Wash" Kenny's fleet Oakham Aggies in two special sprint race days during the Sooner-Central Owen Field Tuesday will run to win.
SOONERS WILL RUN TO WIN AGAINST OKLAHOMA AGGIES
This is in spite of the fact the doughy Stilwater four, Texas Relay champions in the 880-yard event, will be anchored by Perton Glaze and will last for 21.2 seconds for the 100 and 220-yard dashes in competition.
**Radik** Will Give Lecture
Dr. Bruno Radik will give lecture
that Thomas Radik wrote the "Deutsche
Jenghuengwebung." Doctor Radik will
speak in easy German so that students
may attend the lecture and talk the
meet. The meeting will be at 4:30 in room 131 Frensham.
Don't forget that we clean shoes and make them like they were when purchased.
River Oaks Meet
Bodka Will Give Lecture
Campus Comment
The compressed air punch being used on the water tower is adding the machine gun atmosphere to the election.
---Yes Sir—You can be one of the "gang"—Spring Suits in the new colors: Arab Tan and Platinum Grev----
Our repair work is is done while you wait, so don't let your shoes get run down.
University styled for University Young Men. Glad to show you.
Here's the gang, dressed in Carl's Spring Clothes, on their way to the Stadium to the 9th Kansas Relays.
$30^{00}$
Electric Shoe Shop
1017 Mass 11 W. Ninth
LET'S HAVE O-K GOVERNMENT
The Oread-Kayhawk Coalition believes in the proposition that a majority of the students in the University of Kansas are Discontented with and desirous of a change in the present inefficient and lax political administration of student affairs.
Men whose interests are those of the University itself and the student body at large have organized themselves into this coalition, having grown tired of the empty promises of a corrupt Pachacamac machine, whose recent platforms have promised:
"Promotion of Democracy—Fair dealing with all factions, organizations and persons. Legislation for the benefit of all." — (For the benefit of all Greek letter men in Kappa Sig, Sigma Chi, A. T. O., Phi Delt and Pi K. A.).
"A business-like administration." (Pachacamac business).
"Doing more than is promised." (What a multitude of sins that "more" covered).
"Equal Representation" (How about the Pachacamac ticket—25 fraternity and 12 non-fraternity men).
A carefully selected group of candidates, composed of fraternity and non-fraternity men, chosen on a basis of parity, are presented, pledged to fulfill in letter and in spirit the vigorous and constructive program contained in the following platform which this party unqualifiedly endorses and supports.
THE OREAD-KAYHAWK COALITION PLATFORM
1. Equal Representation in Fact---
That unalterable principal of right-thinking men which gives every student a voice in student government.
2. Abolition of the Closed Night System for Varieties---
K. U. musicians trying to work their way through school should be given the opportunity of doing so. Varieties can be made to pay their own way without the necessity of curtailing other legitimate social functions.
3. Election of Cheerleaders by Popular Vote—Kansas must motivatc of school spirit is directly attributable to cheerleaders' performance.
4. Classroom
4. Establishment of a Student Book Store---
Oredad Kaywell will fight in the BOOK A match.
Oredad Kaywell will mean a saving of thousands of dollars annually
in his program. He will mean a saving of thousands of dollars annually
5. The Establishment of an Efficient Student Employment Bureau--- Existing student employment is only another one of the six
Existing student employment is only another one of the skel etrons in the machine's closure of future promises.
6. Reapportionment of Engineering Representatives to the M. S. C.---
The engineering school with an enrollment of 688 has only 1 councilman, while the college with 1510 students has 8 representatives. Ozad Kayhawk stands for equal apportionment on a comparative numerical basis.
7. Action on the Roaming House Problem----
Pashaharmā's promise to certify rooming houses has given no PRAISE to the student. Orcad-Zakwah prompts AC-TION, not our request.
8. Student Money for Student Purposes----
Do you know how many bundles of dollar $ pathacam has spent on a golf course that no one plays on?
9. Student Government a Reality—Not an Empty Shell---
Ozad-Kayakh will seek to establish a government that is not a catepse of the University administration and a handful of political string pullers. It will also insist upon the absolute divorce of the university as such, as the Y. M. C. A. Owl the sociologist, and the Jayhawk us$^{15}$.
10. A Furtherance of the Usefulness of the Union Building---
Built primarily for the non-fraternity student, the Union building with its unfinished rooms, high admission varieties, and three pool tables, stands as a glaring example of Pachacamayo infficiency. (Or shall we叫 it by another name?)
11. Improved Library Facilities---
Oread Kashawk will further the improvement of all library facilities, including arrangements for the use of typewriters by students and the installation of coat and racks for student convenience.
Here are the O-K Candidates
COUNCIL OFFICERS
RUSSELL STROBEL (K)
For President
MAURICE McMANUS (K)
For Secretary
BURTON LYMAN (O)
For Vice-President
PHIL COOK (O)
For Treasurer
Men's Student Council Officers
Council Representatives
College
Two Year Term
Ford Harbaugh (O)
One Year Term
One Year Term
Reed Crites (O)
M. Lynn Butcher (K)
Marvin Johnson (O)
Robert Dill (K)
Gordon Cannon (K)
Athletic Board
Earl Paul (K)
School of Business
Morris Smith (O)
School of Pharmacy
Lester Buell (K)
Two Year at Larger
George Bond (O)
Engineering
Vivian Hale (K)
John Frei (O)
Tony Resnick (O)
Fine Arts School
Harold Johnson (K)
School of Medicine
Virginia Tech
Graduate School
R. C. Krawan (O)
School of Education
Saint Louis
Student Directory
Manager
Alfredo Bustamante (K)
Class Officers
Senior
President
Fred Fleming (O)
Kenneth Crumrine (K)
Itranational Manager
Kenneth Forney (K)
Junior
President
Joseph Ogler (K)
Miller Nichols (O)
Itranational Manager
Alfred White (K)
Drew Harness (O)
Drew Harness (O)
Charles Sawyer (O)
Sophomore
*President*
Robert Gribble (K)
*Treasurer*
Charles Everhart (O)
*Intramural Manager*
Richard Porter (K)
*Dance Managre*
James Hughes (O)
James Dotts (K)
18 KAYHAWKS — 18 OREAD
"Beat the Machine"