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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1930
Kansans Entrain for Annual Dual Meet With Tigers Hamilton Predicts Victory if Kansans Keep Pace in Running Events
SURE OF FIELD POINTS
Twenty-four track and field men unlead the direction of Coach Britt Humans. He has led them today for Columbia, Missouri where they will meet the Tigers in the annual Nationals.
Kansas has a slight edge over the rival Missouri in the content as far as winning games, but a close meet is predicted by Couch Hamilton. "We will have no trouble in winning games," he said. "If we go to have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty. Kansas will have our greatest difficulty."
Missouri is exceptionally strong in the relay events which have been shown by the various records made by their quartet this year. If the Jayhawks can hold their own in the running events, they are a sure victory for Kansas.
Kansas ran up against their stiffness in the season last Saturday when they lost to Iowa and a team队 in Lincoln. The Cornhuskers won over them by a score of 75-12 on Friday. Nebraska tracksters succeeded in running over the Tigers by a score of 98-64.
Shooting Stars Win Meet
Triangle and Phi Delta Theta Place in Rifle Tournament
The Shooting Stars, an organization team, were the only ride team to work with the team's tour team to average an score of 336-2 points out of a possible 400. Triangle took second place in the series.
Shooting Stars, Individual Scores
Stafford 252
Walter 252
Baxter 336
Wabesky 326
Nirrlinger 326
Final Score for Each Team
Shooting Stars 1852
Tramidar 1670
Phi Delta Theta 1489
Theta Tau 1471
Pi Kappa Alpha 1471
Pi Kappa Alpha 1471
Sigma Chi 1471
Kappa Chi 1471
Chi 1256
Delta Sigma Lambda 1254
The Cosmopolitan club and Phi Gamm Delta failed to finish firing.
ALPHA XI DELTA ARE FIRST IN INTRAMURAL STANDING
Since the Shooting Stars are not a permanent organization, individual medals will be given instead of the cup as was first announced.
The standing to date of women's intramurals places Alpha Xi Delta at the top with 338 points; Alpha Gamma Omicron with 269 points; Alpha Chi Omega, 209; Tau Nau Tau, 190; Delta Zeta, 181 points; Pi Beta Phi, 170 points; Sigma Kappa, 159* points; Omicron, 144 points; Hai, 144 points; Gamma Phi, 129 points; Chi Omega, 104 points; Alpha Omicron, PI, 10 points; Independents, 10 points; Overseers, 62 points; and Tau Gamma 47 points.
"The tennis singles are yet to be scored before the final rating can be made for the big intramural cup, said Miss Ruth Hoover, head of the physical department. Nui Tau Nuw won the cup last year and Alpha Xi Delta was second.
Blood of 24 Given
Batte, Mont.-(UP)—One of the most seminal and dramatic medical cases in Montenegro history came to a woken-up in Thompson Biliaga salesman, boarded a train en route to his childhood home in Split. He was brink of death for months, 24 men and women—most of whom had never laid down in transfusions, 12 quartes of blood in transfusions.
Phi Chi won their division championship yesterday in playground ball when they defeated the Kentucky Colonels 6-5. The other game played yesterday was won by the Team triangle with the Sigma Lambda's with a score of 12-10.
Intramurals
The division winners are: One, Phi Chi; two, Cosmopolitan club; three, Alpha Tau Omega; four, Beta Theta Pi.
The semi-final game will be played Monday afternoon at time the Compolition club will play Phil Chu's Detroit Pi will play Alpha Tau Omega.
The final game will be played Tuesday afternoon.
Life Saving Class Meets for Red Cross Tests
The Red Cross life-saving class under the direction of Herbert G. Alphart, swimming coach, will meet for morning afternoon in the University pool.
About 30 Men Are Taking In struction for Examination for Award
About 30 men are enrolled in the class and have been appearing daily for five weeks to prepare for the final examinations for the Red Cross award. Final tests were made yesterday in the various carriages. All of them were tested at length of the length of the pool and a man back by the head carry, cross-shoulder arm-lock, hair, and tired swimming carrion.
for Award
Earlier in the week the candidates were instructed in methods of breaking the back and front strangles and the knees underwater and front and back approaches, surface dive, and the correct approach. Afternoon all the would-be life-savers were required to disrobe from trousers, shirt, and shoes while in the water and at 7:30 Mr. Alliphn gave instructions in the fireman and sad-demon.
Mr. Allphin has been assisted in giving the lessons by Ted Evans and John Bowlish, both members of the swimming team.
Rodeo Shows $2,697 Loss
Was Not Expected to Pay Out; Used as Drawing Card
The rodeo was not expected to pay out but was instigated as a means of increasing attendance at the relays the following day.
The night rodeo, put on by the K.U. Athletic association as a feature drawing card for the Kansas relays, resulted in a deficit of $2,697, according to data provided by the Commerce and backers of the rodeo. The total income derived from ticket sales was $4,407.50. Total expenses included advertising, salaries, postage, guarantees to rodeo performers, light-fields, field and incidents was $7,104.51.
ST. MARYS DEFEATS TIGERS YESTERDAY BY 14-1 SCORE
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St. Mary pounded two Missouri University pitchers for 15 hits and won one, all from pitches 14 to 1, behind the superb pitching of Burns, Knight ace, who allowed the Missouri team only three scattered runs in the field which accounted for much of the Knight's scoring. Missouri's only run was the result of a four-game slump, and Missouri meets the University here today and tomorrow in two scheduled games. Both teams have now lost to Oklahoma State by a pre-season game by a 12 to 6 score.
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FRESHMAN WOMEN CONQUER JUNIORS-SENIORS IN BASEBALL
The freshmen women's baseball team defeated the junior-senior team yea-
for the freshmen was Mendoza and Blackwood, pitcher, and Rowley and
Stareck, catfisher. For the junior-senior
team, Kneecker and Moon, pitchers.
The next game will be between the sophomore and junior-seniors, Tuesday.
The next game will be between the sophomore and junior-seniors, Tuesday. May 20.
Topographic Surveyors to Map Other 56 Per Cent of Country by 1948 After 50 Years Work
Washington. — More of the United States will be mapped during the coming 18 years than topographic surveys have covered in the past half century.
President Hoover's program for the mapping of the remaining 56 per cent of the ocean floor began in 1890 with the work begun about 1890 with the organization of the U. S. coast and coastline, an important event in the field of geology during the past year by Maj. Mayer.
May Have Liquor Cleanup
Kansas Is Scene of Federal Raids li
Wichita Area
Topeka, May 10- (UP) Kansas soon may face one of the biggest "business clam" who speculated today on the calling for a general ground bid and also winter-over work revealed by federal agents by widespread raids in the Wichita.
On the heels of the Wichita raid, gossip has become cautious while the U. S. officials provide a further offensive begin when they arrested 32 alleged flagrant violators of the liquor laws in Kansas City and Kenosya contends Wichita.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS ARRIVE
AT CHERBOURG ROADS TODAY
Cherbourg, May 16—(UP) —The S. S. America steamed into Cherbourg lords under a bright sun in the gates of their castle and gold star mothers to visit the graves of their soldier sons in France. French officials went out to meet the pilgrims.
WALKER CUP TEAM DEFEATS BRITISH IN TENNIS DOUBLE
The wharf and welcoming beats were decorated in honor of the mothers and grandmothers who have divided into six groups. The visitors will be shown over Paris for three weeks.
Sandwich, England, May 16—(UP) —Made the U.S. Walker cup up with a successful defense of that famous golf ball. (AP) —The British Perry jersey today.
Spanish King Celebrates Birthday
Madrid, Mar 16 — (UP) — King Alfonso XIII will celebrate his forty-fourth birthday tomorrow at the palace in Madrid. Spanish monarchs will in some way demonstrate their loyalty to the king.
The Americans had won three of the four doubles matches played yesterday and today's eight singles matches to retain possession of the cwt which has been lost.
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geology of the coast and geodetic survey, in a paper presented before the American Geophysical union here this morning.
To immediately extend this work to 18,000 students, the propitiation for preadopted operations has been increased from $88,000 for 1925 to $316,042 for 1930 by a bill which has been approved.
The topographic maps which result from this careful survey of the entire country are the most reliable graphic maps of the country. Even commercial maps of those parts of the country which have not been topographically surveyed, though representing the best compila data available, cannot be very accurate.
The 44 per cent of the country which has already been mapped includes practically all the mining regions, for which it is important to the mining engineer. But now all forms of engineering demand the knowledge they contain, and many individuals like to have at hand the information which localities which these maps show.
Practically every house is shown on the standard topographic map. Each cover an area of 15 minutes longitude and latitude, so one inch to the mile. This represents a distance 18 miles north and south, 30 miles east and west, which decreases as the meridians of attitude converge to the north. Contour lines also accurately indicated the elevations.
BRITISH MUSEUM ACQUIRES
FIFTY SUTTON PHOTOGRAPHS
Some photographs of their journey into Tanganyika, East Africa, last year, made by Dr. Richard L. Sutton and Dr. Dermot the Dermatology department of the K. U. School of Medicine at Kansas City, Kan. have been acquired by the
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The picture made by the Sutton expedition illustrate some of the physical characteristics and the mode of living of the people who visited the city of them will be placed permanently on display in the African section of the museum of ethnology of the British museum.
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M. U. Board of Curators Meet to Discuss Meyer
Convene Sixth Time in 15 Months to Decide Possible Action
Columbia Mo, May 16- (UM)MEMs of the university of Missouri board of curators convened here today to discuss for the ninth time in the last 15 months what action they are taking in psychology. Max Meyer, professor of psychology.
Meyer is charged with insurboarding someone from a talk delivered at the University of Pennsylvania to members of the board of curators and Dr. Stratton D. Brooker for "star chart" research on the course. A suspension was suspended from the University for a year because of his sex questionnaire.
The actual charges against Doctor Meyer will not be taken up until this afternoon, James Goodrich, chairman, announced.
SQUAD TO PLAY FOR BIG SIX TENNIS TITLE AT NORMAN
The Jayhawk tennis squad left this morning for Norman where they will play the Oklahoma team tomorrow for the Bix Stitle.
Oleary, Prosser, Hard, Sager, Walter R. Smith, coach, and Steve Hinshaw made the trip. They intend to stop in both Alabama and Kansas teams have high standings in their conferences, but considered well matched. The Kansas team will be at a slight disadvantage by playing away and on concrete
China Patronize Home Industry
Narking—(UP) All school uniforms throughout China must hereafter be made of native cloth in order to encourage home industry, according to order of the Ministry of Education.
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Five Men Set Fracture
Elen, Idaho—(UF) - It required five men to force a badly broken arm back in place after Jack Jones fell from a ladder. Three of them were severely breaked. Several breaks in the bones made it necessary for a physician to call for considerable assistance in setting the patient up.
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