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MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Kansas Will Close Wrestling Season With Iowa State
Two Olympic Candidate Among Cyclone Matmen; Team in Second Place
MATCHES TO BE FREE
The season's curtain on wrestling will be rung down tonight for the Kansas team when it engages the Iowa team in a Robinson gymnastism.
The Iowa State team is built around two lettermen who have performed it a notable manner by winning all of their games. The present Western A.A.U. champion is the 155 pound class, and Cole, Iowa State's defender in the 135 pound class are both considered as good prospect to be next year in Los Angeles.
Cole has won all of his matches in the Big Six this year by falls, although he was forced to the limit in the mce with Nebraska Saturday night.
**Green Jayhawker Team**
The Jayhawkers have lost all of their matches so far this year. With an inexperienced team to work with, Couch has been unable to produce a team that was capable of winning a meet.
The Ames team has practically cineded second place in the conference for this season, having lost to the Kane County team several weeks ago. This is the only defeat on the Iowans' record this year. Although the Ames team is built and has an excellent defensive team, other wrestlers of promise, Thomas, in the 145 pound class, was national high school champion in his weight two years ago. Hess, in the 113 pound class, was national champion in his weight together with these men and several other promising prospects, Iowa State has produced a team that was barely out for the conference championship.
Events to Begin at 7:30
The meet, open free to the public,
will start at 7:30. Following are the
matches for the meet:
118 pounds: Gibson, Iowa State vs
Gildemuster, Kansas.
126 pounds: William, Iowa State vs Chapin, Kansas.
135 pounds: Cole, Iowa State va Russell or Brown, Kansas.
145 pounds: Thomas, Iowa State %
Miller, Kansas.
155 pounds: Juhl, Iowa State vs. Spry Kansas.
165 pounds: Martin, Iowa State vs Mills, Kansas.
175 pounds: Hess, Iowa State va Shrover, Kansas.
Sorem, Kansas.
Heavyweight: Nelson, Iowa State vs. Soron, Kansas
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Coach Herbert Alphin reported a highly satisfactory practice session at the K.C.A.C. pool in Kansas City Saturday.
Swimmers Work at K.C.A.C.
Blocked Roads Hinder Practice Session
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The blocked highways caused some delay in the arrival of the squad, concluding on Monday to get under way until rather late in the afternoon, and then with only six alms,
"There has been a report circulating to the effect that Iowa State has this plan," he said. "We are, however, going to do our utmost to change this idea completely."
As yet there has been no definite decision reached, pertaining to whether there will be an admission charge or discharge. The investment will be made at a later date.
Illinois Relay Carnival to Be Held March 1
Champaign, Il. March 9. (Special)- The troik of athletes will soon be united with the four-legged cavalry carnival March 14. It will be the fourteenth annual carnival of the event, which will kick off on Monday which draws upon the picked athletes of the nation, and has taken drastic as in the past.
Big Six Schools to Compet in Fourteenth Annual Track Classic
The meet is bringing to the Armory again another stellar field, headed by the University of Missouri, six. Missouri Valley, Central, Mid-West, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and other mid-west conferences, with representation also from the South.
Main Events in Evening
The main meet, including the university relays, shuttle relay, and finals in the special events will be held at night in two hours' time, a feature which has contributed largely to its popularity. In the afternoon, the college relay, the all-around, and the finals in the special events will be contested.
With a veteran field returning, it appears that the tradition of high grade performances in the event will be upended. During the games on the boards, three in the relays and four in the special events. With but few exceptions, the new record holders as well as the remaining title holders from the team are returning to defend "heir honors."
Missouri, winner of the mile university relay, Notre Dame, winner of the two mile university event, and Marquette which captured the medley relay, won the women's team veterans teams. Kansas State Teachers college of Pittburgh, which won both the mile and two mile college relay, is entered, while Michigan State Normal will receive its归宿 in the medley relay.
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Seven of the special event winners will compete again. They are Lee Sentwong, of Fort Worth; Jamie Harper, of Miami, in the 300 yard diash; Ray Potun, ofatum, in the 450 yard diash; Tom Warne of Northwestern, who tied for first place in the pole vault; Bert Nelson, of Butler, in the 200 yard diash; and Gordon, of Iowa, in the bread jump.
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Flick, the sophomore hurdler on the Kansas track team, has been a constituent of his high school and Hamilton's Jayhawk team in the indoor meets so far this season. In the last two weeks, he took a third in the M.U.-K.U. hurdles. A week ago in the M.U.-K.U. dual meet in Convention Hall in Kansas City, Flick took third with a 10-foot jump came through with victories in both the high and low hurdles. Sunday, Flick took third in both hurdle events.
Foy who has been groomed to take Jun Bausch's place in the shot put have done a splendid job so far. Wins too many of them, but he never touches Bausch, he has nevertheless been a consistent performer in the event. Foy placed third in the K. C. A. C. meet second behind his mate Mukhit Rusin in the Big Six. He used and secured in the Big Six.
Clyde Coffman, the national high school champion in the pole vault from 1986 to 2004, has his ability in the event during the indoor season by taking first place in all four events.
George Jones is another athlete of Coach Hamilton who has performed splendidly in the indian meets this season, and he has marked by taking first in the 440 in all three meets. His best time was in the 125, when he was stocked in 32.5 seconds.
The Jayhawker track team duplicated its performance of last year by again taking third in the Big Six indoor meet. Nebraska the winner last came again through to take first place.
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The Kansas Agers won their first Big Six wrestling championship Saturday night when they defeated Missouri. The Agers haven't been defeated in this year and have coached shut-out victories over Nebraska and Kansas.
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The Big Six swimming meet will be held this Saturday in the K. C. A. C. pool in Kansas City, Coach Alphin'队 has a good chance of bringing in some great swimmers who have better existing conference marks in previous meets this winter, and if they are up to pear the Kansas team should give a good account of
INTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT ISSUES NEW PUBLICATION
The intramural department has published a newsletter which is called Intramural News. This publication contains all events and activities of the department, and is sent to all houses competing in intramural events.
The Intramural News announces a new game called murder ball. This game involves a ball court using a volleyball and net. It takes five or six men to play the game. Entries will be limited to the balls in the boxes, the blanks contained in the news.
The "K. U. Smart Set Minutele," self-styled Bill artists, stage K.U. first original home taken minetel show theater, Wednesday, March 30.
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Announcement was made by the executive council of W.S.G.A., that the annual election of officers would be held in the spring, and that the new members of the Men's Student Council will be elected. If the new constitution is adopted, there will be two additional offices to fill mainstores of book exchange and point system.
Ten Years Ago Today
The Freshman frule will be held in
the library on Friday, April 1, am-
nouncing Dr. Dana Huffman, who
will be an all-University party, lating
up to 1:00 am. Snifffall's eight paces
The Kansas baseball team has 14
games on its schedule this year. Four
of the games are scheduled with Missouri
and the Aggies.
Announcements
--at 7.30 p.m. in the sub-hassam of the Memorial Union building. Doctor Robertson will speak. School of Religion, will speak. The public is invited. Executive committee.
Eugene H. Nirdlinger, secretary.
There will be a meeting of Pi Sigma Alpha, Wednesday, March 11, at 4:30 p.m., in the Political Science office.
There will be a meeting of the Jewish Students Union, Tuesday, March 10.
The north district Co-Ed club will hold a supper meeting Tuesday at 5:30 at 917 Tennessee street.
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The south district of the Co-Ed Club will meet Monday from 7 to 8 p.m., at the home of Mona Simpson, 1825 Louisiana street. Martha Lawrence.
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There will be an informal supper dance at the W.S.G.A. rest room Tuesday, March 10, at 6 p.m., for the Co-Ed club groups number 2, 3, and 5.
This week's practice schedule for the water carnival is as follows: Floater, Tuesday at 7:15 and Thursday at 8:15; Tuxedo, Tuesday at 8:15; Bats, Tuesday at 8:15; Tuesdays at 8:15 and
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