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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1930
Track Marks Fall As National Meet Goes to Trojans
Wycoff Breaks World Century Record As Far West Wins
TWO KANSANS PLACE
Chicago, June 7 — (UP) — The Far West walked away with honors when the University of California took first place in the National track and field meet here today.
Frank Wycek of the University of Southern California ran the century dash in 9.4 seconds, a tenth of a second better than the recognized world rebound without blocks and ran the distance with only a slight breeze at his back.
National interscholastic records were broken in the 220-yard dash, half mile and two-mile run, shot put and disqualification. The record in the low hurdles was tied.
Southern California amassed 57 and 27-70 points, to take first. Washington obtained 40 points, and Iowa 39-1 Oteh schools in order are Ohio State Stanford, Illinois, Michigan, Northwest Kentucky, Oregon, Wisconsin, ans Chicago.
Summary:
**Hammer show:** Campbell, Mist. Bert, first blown, leaves, second. Patch. Witt. third. Youngerness, fourth. Hart. Ivory. Weir. Wirt. who, sixth. 162 feet. 6, 8 (A)
One-mile run, Sivak, Butler, first; Kiwi
Waech, second; Makeover, III, third;
Bwarts Western State Teacher, fourth; Kiwali
Rhode Island, fifth; Hill, Rowlson, sixth;
4193.
129-yard kick hurdles: Anderson, West,
Saintant; John, I., second; Hafford, Mid-
field; Jackson, Ninth, fourth; Moore, South,
East; Burrill, fifth; Rockaway,
Ohio State, sixth. Time: 14:34.
108-year dish: Wyatt, Southern. Catherine Simpson; Ohio State, second. Tocqueville Loyola of Louisiana, Todd, Mich., Louisiana, Irish, fifth. Landon, Texas Christian.
2014 dear dahl: Simpson, Ohio State, first Lebanon, Texas Christian, second Tolom, Michigan third; Farmer, North Carolina, fourth; East Carolina, fifth; Bittu, Chicago, sixth; Ithaca
164yard dack: davenport, Pittsburgh, wu-
wilson, Southern California, second, noted
Russell. dawk: chandler, Washington, du-
north dance: fourth, Harley, Wash., fifth, Lih-
ton. dawk: duck, Wash., sixth, Krenn.
Utah: sixth time, 19
northeast, southeast, west. Iowa City, Iowa. Waukee, WI. Westfield, NJ. Des Moines, IA. Minneapolis, MN. Kansas City, MO. Salt Lake City, UT. Lansing, MI. Indianapolis, IN. Indiana, South Carolina. Chicago, IL. New York, NY. Pittsburgh, PA. Penn State, Ohio. Dearborn, Michigan.
Running ball jam! jum!; Garden, Iowa, north Hamm, Google Tech, second; Harbor, south California, third; Hamilton, Colorado Google Tech, fifth; Tech, son, Nebraska, sixth.
220yard low burrier; Santam, Illinois; Rockyard, Ohio State; second; Anderle Wash, third; Welch, Missouri; fourth; Wach, fifth; Cave, Harewood; 11. Bake; Cave, 11. Witherly, thirteen 11.
One-shall mile run: Martin, Purdue, first;
Seattle, Chicago; little, Notre Dame
third; Wolf, Northwestern; fourth, McGraw-
hill, Southern California; HIA, Wisconsin,
Missouri
Gomilele island; Central States; 96; Backs Mountain State; second; Southeastern States; third. Winner team trained by Seymour Cominion, and Lowe, Detroit; time 3:10.5.
Chen chai Worse, Wisconsin; Ibanez bandit James Cox, Pennsylvania; Donald Sanders for four; Fourier Mathieu, California; Galeant for four; Fortune Mathematics; Deaconet III, Lincolnshire, southern Calif.; Galeant IV, North Carolina; Allied all did not. Stalthie 18th place.
Dierck, Jesse, Washington, first; Kruger, second; Seward, Oregon, third; Hall, Southfield. California. Fourth; Rutherford, Stanford, fifth. Hawaii, Kalaupapa, saline;达尔文州。
High Jump, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing, California,
Winter Park, Colorado, Phoenix, Arizona,
Kansas City, Missouri, Mississippi, A & M,
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Toledo,
Beauty, Beauty, Beauty, Buffalo,
State, Toledo, Texas, Michigan, Illinois, all fed for
Skis, Snowboards, MIllions, Illinois, all fed for
Awlinen, Churchill, first; Stiefel, Genesse, second; Mortensen, Southern California, third; Wellman, fourth; fourth. *T* = 394 feet; *S* = 156 feet; *A* = 158 feet; *skiffy*, distance = 264 feet; *2 inches.*
LAGAN PAROLED TO FRAZEE
ON $1,000 BOND BY JUDGE
Ronald Lagen, sentenced recently of culpable negligence in the shooting of Milton Beach, a University student, in 2013. The victim's honeysuckle, has been paroled on $1,000 bond to Harry Frazier, county attorney, by the Court. Means of the Douglas county district court.
The parole provider that Lagan will not use inoculating for a period of five years. The original sentence was that he would be jailed as state reformary. The shooting occurred after Lagan and other high school boy and girl companion had been ordered by a companion of Beoch the calm in which they were found.
SEVENTEEN ARE GRADUATED FROM SCHOOL OF NURSING
Seventeen were graduated from the University School of Nursing last night at Bell Memorial Hospital in Kansas City, Kan. Miss Katherine J. Densma, a dean of the Cook County School of Nursing of Chicago was the speaker.
Members of the class were: Ruby Anderson, Jasmina Jones and Jasonen Dengyan Lauille. Morgan, Vera Pantier, Ruth Bliss, Elizabeth Cunningham, emma Hulka, Sarah Rasmussen, Dorothy Opdyke, Alta Porter, Lydia Sundow, Marile Westup and
Files Damage Suit
Dorothy Both Cochrum, c30 fitted suit in the district court here yesterday. Graham, bus 205 and Walter Wulfrun, bus 49 damages resulting from injuries resulting from a motor car collision last fall on Country Club road. She charges she received temporary and permanent injunction as a result of the negligence of the defender.
Read the Kansan Want-ads.
BUSINESS RESEARCH BOOKLET
AROUSES WICHITA'S PROTEES'
The School of Business plans to make a survey of the aviation industry in Wichita some time in the future, Dean Frank T. Stockton said yesterday in a news conference at the Chamber of Commerce that a booklet "Kansas City as an Aviation Center," published by the bureau of business research slighted Wichita and other
A survey of the aviation industry in Wichita was started some time ago, Dean Stockton said, but conditions arose which caused its abandonment.
The protest has been placed in the hands of Governor Clyde M. Reed. The pamphlet was written by C. H. MeGregor, assistant instructor.
CHUMOS TRIAL IS POSTPONED AGAIN; TO BE HELD TUESDAY
After over-ruling a demurber by the judicial insistence, Justice Judaeus Tassali timed preliminary hearing of George Chumon on a bad check charge until
Chumos, Pachacean political leader, was arrested last month on charges of giving checks with insufficient funds to Tom Jackson at the Campus house. Chumos is out on bond of $200. The amount of the checks is alleged to be $642.5
Bunn to Be Tenth Man to Hold Major Basketball
Proteges of Allen Have Good Coaching Positions
Job
The possibility that John W. Bum, e21, head coach of baseball and freshman basketball and assistant football at Stanford university as the new coach of basketball, calls to attention the county where he is from country who have received their training at Kansas University under Dr. F. C. Allen, director of Athletics and Coach of the Boys.
Nine men, now head basketball coaches in prominent schools over the country, have played under the direction of Doctor Allen. Eight of them were in the first year of their ninth member received his tutoring at the Central Missouri State Teachers College located at Wartenburg, Mo where Doctor Allen was coach before
The following former players under Doctor Allen are now prominent coaches throughout the country;
Arthur "Dutch" Lomborg, LLB-21, captain of the K. U. basketball team in 1920-21, and is now basketball coach Nebraska University, located in Kansas City.
Charlie Black, A.B.24, all-vallay guard for two years is now coach of basketball at the University of Nebraska in the Bie Six conference.
George Body, A.B. 22, is head basketball coach at Alabama A. M. & College in the Missouri Valley conference. Body was captain of the Kansas team in 1922 when it carried off the conference championship.
Adolph F. Rupp, A.B.23, is head coach at the University of Kentucky, in the Southern conference.
Andrew McDonald, A.B.24, is now coaching at the Missouri State Teachers college in Springfield.
Tad Reid, B.S.21 is also in Missouri where he is head coach over the Warrenburst "Mules."
James Hill, A.B.'28, is freshman coach at Harvard.
Louise Monz, now coach at Iowa State college, received his training under Doctor Allen at the Missouri State Teachers college.
Assists at Harvard
"Dutch" Lonberg and John Bunn went through K. U. together on the same football, basketball, and baseball *eams*.
Couch Bunn has been highly recommended to Stanford officials by both he Stanford Alumni in Kansas City and Doctor Allen.
A skin of a python, 27 feet 2 inches long, has been presented to Dyche the zoologist in Eastern, now in the United States navy, who killed the reptile in the Philippine islands. The reptile was killed after a woman's significance to the Moro natives.
Python Skin to Dyche
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Bishop K. U.'s Best Hitter
Among the K. U. players who were in the line-up all through the season Bishop led the flats in batting averages of .503 and hit out of 45 at bat. Cooke, however, who was at bat only six times after the fifth game having scored four hits in that number.
Cooley Has Best Average Out of Six Times at Bat
ber. The players with their standings follow;
Kansas University Big Six Batting and Fielding Average
GRADUATION GIFTS
Baiting and Fishing Average
Duck
Coley 10 64 200
Carlby 8 65 199
Clifford 10 64 200
Clutchman 42 14 233
Cook 14 4 235
Neil 8 14 235
Sea 14 4 235
Snoot 14 4 235
Parker 14 12 237
Parker 14 12 237
Parker 14 12 237
McCoy 26 6 209
McCoy 26 6 209
McCoy 26 6 209
Trombeld 40 17 155
Trombeld 40 17 155
Bassoon 21 6 143
Bassoon 21 6 143
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