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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. 1930
Oklahoma Aggies Score 20 Points, Defeating Kansas
Jayhawkers Use Four Pitchers in Attempt to Stop Aggies
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A 19-bit offensive on the part of the Oklahoma Aggies in the second contest of the NCAA football tournament, Jayhawkers at Stillwater enabled them to bring home 20 contests while the Arkansas Razorbacks fell.
Kansas used four pitchers, Mooney, Ransom, Cookey and Bishop, in an effort to stop the Aggie scoring spree. The Jayhawkers took out 12 hits, including two from a three-pointer inning the hits were scattered. Schmidt hit four out of five, a triple and three singles. Iroga made a homer in the third and Fisker hit a double in the third.
The Oklahoma Aggies used three pitchers, Johnson, Swink and Moore, Moore pitching the last six innings. The Aggies gathered eight runs in the eighth when the Kansas pitcher al-
Coach John Bum remarked that the Jayhawks played good baseball on the Oklahoma trip, taking one game from the Sooners and one from the Grizzlies, with the exception of the second Aggie game when the boys were tired, was much improved and the pitches were sluggish and snappy support," said Coach Bum.
Score by innings
Kansas
Baker's Aggies 634 001 062 - 9 12
Montana Aggies 301 208 32 - 10 39
Hartford Jesters 756 813 - 9 12
Cooley, Bishop, and Clairmont
Oklahern Aggies, Johnson, Swimnore
Kansas plays a two-game series with Missouri here Friday and Saturday "Rub" Thomson will be in the box for Kansas Friday.
Game
Pi Phi's Win Baseball Cup
Defeat Watkins Hall. 27-14 in Final
Pi Beta Phi took possession of the women's intramural baseball cup for this year by winning yesterday from a score of 14-7, the runner-up, by a score of 27-14.
The lineups for the two teams were: Pi Beta Phi — McCarthy, pitcher, Schmidt, catcher, Sutton, Wilkinson, Erikson, pitcher, Kawasaki, basenes and fielders; Watkins hulley — Necly, pitcher, Lightburn, catcher, Sergeant, Hornbuckle, Huguen, Broker, Ericksen, Johnson, and Lomasson. Lewis was umpire of the game.
"Thirteen teams competed this year in baseball intramura, and there was unusual interest," said Miss Ruth Hoover, head of the women's physical education department at Tuau. Nau Tau won the cup last year and Gamma Phi Beta was runner-up.
HOOVER TO VIEW U. S. FLEET FROM PLATFORM OF CRUISEI
The "Salt Lake City," one of the navy's new 10,000-mile post conference cruises, will be the President's re-entry before him off the Virginia cape.
Washington, May 14 — (UP)—President Hoover will turn from a long study of paper ships to view actual war vessels when he goes to Norfolk Va. next Monday; to view the United States fleet of which he is commander-
MARRIAGE CAUSES NO COURT MARTIAL FOR "CHRIS" CAGL
West Point, May 14—(UPC) -Rumors the Ceder Christian Crown College, famously called "Crown Face" face a court martial as a result of his marriag in 1928, were discounted today.
"The resignation is being handled in the normal, routine way." Captain W. H. Wells, an officer at the academy told me recently, "The action possible by the superintendent."
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K. U. May Be Tennis Champ
Practice Characterized by Shifting Positions and Styles of Play
With daily workouts for the variety,
tennis team, Coach Walter R. Smith
smoothed his schedule and observed from the Aigle
and Cornhusser games last week end.
Although the team scored a clean
score, Smith said he was not courted,
Coach Smith is not permitting
over confidence in the team for
defeating the Sooners at Norman Saturd
Since the games may determine the Six conference champions for 1950, the teams will have to adapt and styles of play in practice in the effort to be able to meet the Sooners.
Track Men Concentrate on Meet With Missouri
intramural Javelin Throwe Drafted by Hamilton to Varsity Squad
"Track training for this season is practically over and the remainder of this week and next will be given over in the spring. Coach Louis Missouri meet Saturday and the Big Six meet in Lincoln next week end; said Coach Brutus Hamilton this morn
At present the men are in excellent condition with the exception of Sickel who was on the sled list for two weeks before the crash and now form 'and is expected to up well in the 100- and the 220-yard dash against the Tiger in Columbia Saturn.
This meet will be of great interest to the fans not only because of the rivalry between the two schools but because the two teams did not meet until last week. In past, Coach Hamilton is a graduate of Missouri University and a former track star from that school while Dr H. F. Huff is former University of Kansas.
Moria Baird, a member of the Beta Theta Pi intramural track team was drafted by Brutus Hamilton Monday night after he three the lv100 lift 167. He will be the trip to Columbia Saturday where he will be intermed in the javelin event.
Beer Business Increases
Jake' Causes Noticeable Change Among Southwestern Drinkers
Kansas City — (UP) — Visions of wobbly legs and painful joints come surging to the minds of drinkers of the Southwest these days when they hold their glasses and as a result and as a result the beer business has taken a decided spurt.
With federal grand juries meeting in many cities of Kansas and Oklahoma, the state has joined against alleged violators of the liquor laws, inhibitors are taking no chances
With every indemnation on charges of selling sub-standard jamaica ginger—a very popular drink until people began waking up the drink in their households to move—a few more hardened "likker" drinkers hasten to the nearest bottling supply store, lay in a supply of beer-making paraphernalia, and start out to do some private
Daily reports from hospitals and anti-immigration agencies have shown improvement is being shown by *jake* victims after being paralyzed several weeks, aided little to the peace of mind of their families.
So far more than two score have been indicated by federal grand jury trials, and five have been charged with conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. Most of these are druggists, many of whom are said to be under the compulsion over them fountains as "soft" drinks.
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Betas Win Track Meet by Narrow Nine Point Margin
Phi Kappa Psi Places Sec
on With 71 1-3 Points;
Triangle Third
Beta Theta Pi won the intramural track meet by a score of 80% points and nosing out Kappa Ppi who finished with 71.1-3.4 points, Triangle taking
BAIRD HIGH POINT MAN
Beard, Beta, kept his place an individual winner by taking the Dice with a throw of 109 ft., totaling three firsts.
100-yard dash. each - Individual winner.
Newlin, Bale, Time 11.14; Team winner.
Beta, average 11.32; Sigma Nu,
Sigma Tau, average 11.42; Sigma
nu scored for third and fourth, 11.6
The high jump resulted in a four way tie at 5 ft. 5 in.
40-yard field - Individual winner Chandler. Pp Pos Time 55:14; Team winner Pp Pt. Avg, 57.66 second, record I. Cliff, Pd Time 61.34; Court I. Cliff, Pd Time 61.34
440-yard relay—Won by Delta Chl,
478. second, Pih Pai, 48; third, Beta,
48; fourth, Siera Nu, 49.
Discuss throw — Individual winner,
Bard, Beta 100; Tit. team, Winnie,
average, 50 ft. 9 in; second, Delta
basket, 68 ft. 4 in; third, Pa. 92,
fourth, 38 ft. 4 in; Six, Eg. 87,
High jump-Individual winners, Farner,
Sig. Chi Bickle, Bsig. Chi Chi Shep
Sig Nur Enny, Beta; tied shot 3rd in
1st; second Nur Enny, Sig Nur 5, ft 2 1-3.
In third, PI KA 4, 10 to 3 in; fourth,
Pi Phi Dha Teiology, tied 4
Team Tailm-2, Beta-Theta Pi, 80:14-
Pkappa Phara, Pkappa Ti, 71:3-PIkappa Alpha,
43:7 Triangle, 46:5-DI Delta Sigma Pi, 38:
31:4-Sigma Di Delta Sigma Pi, 36:1-SI
Gamma Phara, Epsilon Pi, 32:1-PIgamma
Gamma Delta 22, PI delta Theta,
30:1-Tria Tau, 30:Delta Chi, 20:Alpha
Kappa Lambia, 21:Sigma Chi
Kappa Sigma, 8; Pi Uplosion, 0;
Pi Kanna.
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Phi Chi defeated the Dunkin club in an intramural indoor baseball game yesterday afternoon. The winner will play again for the bounces for the division championship.
Intramurals
Results of the intramural ride fights yesterday were: Knipe, Pi Delta Thiea, 315; Troika, Compaction club Stevena, 316; Stella, Compaction club Stevena, Sigma Chia, 276; Sorger, Pi Kaappa Alpha, 233; Wall, Pi Kaappa Alpha, 238; Sleeper Theta, 258; Sleeper Theta, 254; Sigma Chia, 194.
Train for Evanston Meet
Chicago, May 14 - (UP) - Priming their athletes for their most important competition of the year, western conference coaches have instituted strenuous training programs for the thirteenth and fourteenth weeks to be held at Evanston May 23 and 24.
Stars to Compete in Tirtieth Annual Event, May 23 and 24
Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin all appear to have a chance to win
The meet promises to bring out the most spiritified individuals fighting the fight against racism and there is a notification that there will be a hotly contested battle between four schools for
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Quarter Century Class Will Be Featured at Commencement
Many Graduates Plan to Attend Class Reunion
Plans for the quartercentury reunion, which is to be the featured reunion this year, have been going forward for two years. The president, by Mrs. L. H. Houston, general chairman for the reunion committee. An annual reunion is being promoted by nouncing the coming of graduates has been received for this time of year, according to Mr. G. A. H., secretary of the Alumni association.
Both coasts of the United States are to be represented. Meith Richard of the Portland Bridge company, Portland, is a professor in the doctor in the medical corps working at the Walter Reed hospital in Washington, will be here. Dr. Roy G. Hokins, a professor in the Harvard medical school, has sent word that he may be here.
Other members of the class of 1905 living outside of Lawrence who have sent word that they will be here are A. R. H. Ulrich, Independence; A. R. Koussain, Kansas City; Roy Fikin, Chicago; C. R. Keesler, Tepoka; Eibel Holr, a teacher in Central Junior High, Kansas City; Austin Andreas, Kansas City, and Dr. William H. Bailey.
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The class will have headquarters in the Memorial Union building during the entire time of commencement. The class will hold there three Sunday afternoon, June 8.
This class is typical of almost any class of K. U., according to Mr. Elsworth. It has a number of wealth and distinguished member who have made their names since they left school, including the governor of Oklahoma City, who, authorities say, was the greatest football center that the University of Kansas ever had.
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The chairmen of the committees taking charge of the reunion are: Quartier century class gift; Dr. W. H. Baisley; Receptionist; Dr. D. B. Dutton; wood; dinner and headquarters, Irent
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Other reunion to be held this year are the group meeting of the classes at 12 noon on Wednesday. The class of "25" may have a reunion, and the class of "30" may have a reunion before 1890 may be back to meet most of them.
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A story in last night's Kansas state that only 18 seniors had paid their diploma fees. This is an error as more than 100 have already paid their fees.
An error was made in yesterday's Kanan of the prize essays of the American Chemical Society. The essay, "The Relation of Chemistry to Natural History," by Jane Simmons of Dodge City, and honorable mention was given to Nell McCormick of Wichita East high school. An honorable mention was given to Alfred Halte of Wichta, North high school won the essay, "The Relation of Chemistry to National Defense." Honorable mention of this essay was Hope Godly of the same school.
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Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd returned to American soil today after two years of an expedition to the antarctic and his fellow crew will send few official calls here and will make a short flight in May. He planned to meet the new expedition team.
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