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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1930
Jayhawkers Score 3-2 in First Game Against O-Aggies
Cooley and Fisher Pitc Against Ellis at Stillwater
SECOND GAME TODAY
Coach John Bumt's Jayhawkers won the first of a two-game series with the Oklahoma Agies yesterday at OU. The Aggies outhit Kansas 6 to 4.
Fisher and Cooley pitched for Kansas and allowed six hits between them. The Rockies gories and allowed only four hits but his team's errors in the eight last game were the worst.
The final game of the series will be played there this afternoon. "Chuck Ransom is due to be the hurler for Kansas today.
Score by innings-
Kansas           002 000 010—3 4 0
Okahama Agnies    020 000 010—3 4 0
Batterue. Kansas. Kagius, Coopery and
Lauchu. Okahama Fisher, Ellis and
Fallon.
Intramurals
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The Dumakin club won from Kappa
for the first time in 1978.
Playground篮球 by a score of 18 to
3. The club will play Phi Chi Thur-
severing for the division I champ-
ley.
The deadline for firing in the intermural ride tournament is tomorrow at 4:30.
The results of Monday's firing are as follows. Shelvae, Deciha, Chi 324; Merckel, Schon, Fischer, Sturm, 358; Marcellon, Delta Chi, 199; Reynolds, Pi Kappa Al-Arna, 169; Bassett, Pi Kappa Al-Arna, 169; Campbellton, 116; Galbeth, Deltasigma Lambda, 288; Robert Garlinhoughton, Pi Kappa AIaph, 299; Riichman, Deltasigma Lambda, 288; Henderson, Kappa Eta Kappa, 327; Parks, Trinchle, 306; Smith, Kappa Eta Kappa, 327; Knott, Kappa Sigma, 151; Stroup, Pi Kappa AIaph, 284; Cragic Deltasigma Lambda, 286; Burnes, Deltasigma Sigma, 161; Williamson, Triangle, 287; Yenzen, Kappa Eta Kappa, 234, and Picens, Pi Kappa Al-Arna, 234.
NETHERTON CASE STARTED
WITH SECOND JURY PANEL
Testimony in the trial of Dr. S. O Netherton of Oathe, charged with the murder of his wife, was started today in Douglas county district court because it has been necessary to call two jury panels for the selection of a suitable group.
Wiley Wilson, a janitor at the University of Kansas, was one of the 12 jurymen to be chosen yesterday.
The Netherton case is more than two years old and has been transferred here to a new county, where public opinion is said to be prejudiced against the defendant. Law students from the University are encouraged to trial with much interest, it is reported.
Indians Not Dependent
Miles City, Mont.-UP)-Northern Cheyenne Reservation Indians are not hopelessly dependents. The major part of the tribe has developed into a self-sufficient group, according to the nation, according to C. B. Lobmiller, reservation superintendent. Principal occupation of the 1,450 Indian lands is the scores are proficient in various trades.
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LIFE SAVING EXPERT
Herbert G. Alphin, who is conductor the annual life saving school this week in the University pool. Mr. Alphin is chairman of the local chapter of the American Red Cross life saving unit and of the variety swimming squad.
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Names Are Sent to Lincoln; to Be Announced Next
Telegraphic Track Meet Results Are Worked Out
Week
The final results for the freshman telegraphic net meet have been announced. Two yearslings have been worked out and sent to Lincoln where the winners will be announced next
The relay team for four men has been added in with the individual results for each event and the relay winner is selected as the individual high point man.
The Kansas freshmen not only have some very favorable marks forIndiana, but they also prove to be better than expected and it is hoped that the yearlings will be well prepared.
The following individual markas as well as the total records use 100-yard tape. Flick 102, 220-dash dsh, Hall 216, Flick 102, 220-dash dsh, Hall 216, Flick 102, 220-dash dsh, Hall 216, in 880 relay 12, 187; pole venture, Coffman 12 ft, 7 in; shot put, Coffman 43 ft, 2 in; Beach 43 ft, 2 in; Coffman 43 ft, 2 in;
Discus Merkle 135 t ft. 6 in, Shrower
Merkle 128 t ft. 4 in, Beach 128 t ft. 3 in, total 318 t ft. 1 in, javelin, Coffman 164 t ft. 113 in, Harrison
152 t ft. 3 in, Beach 152 t ft. 293 in.
Two mile run, McKinney 10:35; Kennedy 10:36, Bubin 11:01, Knight 11:06, nite 41:18, High hurdles 16:29, lily hurdles 17:29, low hurdles, Gridley 24.5, Cox 24.6, Flack 23.3, Kite 27, total 101.4; troward 14.2, total 102.1; Flack 11.3, total 440-relay 44.4; 80-yard run, Bandar 2:09, Varvel 2:02, McKinney 2:03, Tandle 2:04, total two 20.2; Flack 11.3, Bandar 2:04, McKinney 4:24, Bandar 4:44, Bubin 4:50, Kennedy 4:39, total four relay 19:13; 440-yard dash, Hall 50.5, Rundle 50.9, Graves 52.2, total one-oneliee
High jump, Crockell 5 ft. 10 in.
High foot, ft. 85 in; Horson 10 ft.
High foot, ft. 86 in; McKenzie 10 ft.
in; broad jump, Flumley 24 ft. 11 in.
Coffin 24 ft. 1 in; Horson 4 ft. 1 in.
Coffin 24 ft. 1 in;
Phi Kappa Psi Is Ahead in Intramural Track
Beta Theta Pi Ranks Second
Baird Wins Two Firsts
Out of Six
Kip Kappa Ia took the lead in the first half of the intramural track meet yesterday by amassing 40% points. Kip ran a close second with 40 points.
Baird, Bait Theta Pi, took individual joins by winning two tie-ins out of six tries. The team threw 11 throw with a distance of 169 ft. 4 in, and the breadbread jump with a heap of 23 throw.
The remainder of the meet will be completed at the stadium this afternoon.
120-yard low hurdles, individual
injuries-Sloan, Khi Pappa Pai, and
McCoy, Phi Delta Theta, time. Tie
15 sec; team winner - Khi Pappa Pai
18; second, Phi Delta Theta
171; third, Ligia, 12, and fourth,
Sigma Nu, 174.
220-yard dash, individual,
twain, Boston. Poitra ti,
23:66, second. Tollerati pi,
24:51, second. Kipa Phappa pi,
24:3; Signo No. 2, and fourth, Pii Gamma
Medley relay, won by *phi Kappa*, Pla (Duncan, Sloane, FGAancher). time 4:4; second, Pi Kappa, Alpha. time 3:5; third, Pi Kappa, Alpha. time 4, min 8.3 sec, and fourth, Sigma Phi Epsilon, min 4, min 19.4 sec. shot put, individual winner, Bates, Phi Epsilon, min 4, min 20.7 sec team winner, Deltasigma Pi, average 34 ft 7 in; second, Pi Kappa Alpha, 33 ft 4 in; third, Alpha Tan Omega, 33 ft 4 in; fourth, Pi Kappa Alpha, 31 ft 4 in.
Javellin, individual winner, Beard, Beta Theta P.I. Distance, 169 ft 6 in; team winner, Beta Theta P.I. average, 132 ft 10 in; second, Beta Kappa P.I, 132 ft 6 in; third, Sigma Phi Epalma, 132 ft and fourth, Triangle, 111 ft
Broad jump, individual winner,
Bald, Beta Theta Pt. 29 ft. 7½ in;
team winner, Beta Theta Pt. i.e.
19 ft. 9 in; second, Alba Tau Omega.
18 ft. 10 in; third, Piha Kupa Pt.
18 ft. 9 in; fourth, Piu Gaena Golia.
17 ft. 9 in
Pi Kappa Chai, 40; **I** Beta Theta, 40; Pi Kappa Alpha, 27; Triangle, 26; Alpha Tau Omega, 29; Giamma Hamma, 18; Sigma Nu, 16; Delta Sigma Tau, 16; Signa Nu, 16; Delta Sigma D, 15; Delta Chi, 12; Alpha Kappa H, 11; Sigma Chi, 6; and Kappa Sigma Z.
Points to date
Negro is Air Mascot
Cortland, N. Y.-UP)-A 16-year old Negro boy, Thomas Jefferson Washington, has had his first and he-hopes his last airplane ride. He flew here from Birmingham, Ala., as the mote of Lieut. Harold R. Lucas of the 54th Airlift airport. A tailspin was only one of the things Thomas didn't like about the ride.
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First Quarter Report Show Cost Doubled Over Last Year
Washington—(UP) —Gains in first quarter highway expenses running more than 100 per cent in ex-cemts from Washington. Those were announced today by 35 state governors through Secretary of Commerce Lamont. Funds spent in these states during the first three months of the year on $41,103,888, compared with $52,910,133
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Thirty state governors for the 35 filing reports reported first quarter incomes of $421,000 awards 100 per cent or more above the same period last year. The first quarter gains in road building exclosures were reported as 68.4 per cent.
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