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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930
Drake Relays Open With Large Entry; Records May Fall
Bracey, Leland, and Tolau Enter 100-Yard Dash, Each With Time
of 9.4
Des Moines, April 25—(UP) The twenty-first annual relay began today with a big entry list and with many records likely to fall.
Griffith of Chicago, official starter, fired the pistol that sent the first field of relay races down the track to inaugurate the 1930 day. University, college and high school preliminaries are on the program today with one final
Thirty university, 37 college, and 99 high schools were entered. They represented such widely separated parts of the country as Texas, Texas Minnesota, and Ohio.
Classified as finest sprinters the world has produced, Braeey, Leland, and Lolan, prepared for preliminary heats of the 2015 US Open. Which each has a record of 94 seconds.
In addition to the 100-yard dash outstanding performances were expected in the hurl hurdles, the runners ran with grace and bravery. Sentiment of Illinois was considered the top of the hurdle holding. During the second week, Warne of Northwestern has yet to meet defeat in the pole woe this season and is expected to do so with ease if he performs as in the past.
High jump contenders will include Shaw, of Wisconsin, who was also winner in the Kansas relays last week, and Nelson, of Butler. Each has better than 6 feet 6 inches in this season. He is one of the most conference and all of members of Big Six and Missouri Valley conferences have entered the meet.
Women's Tennis Tourney Won by Freshman Clas
The women's class tennis tournament for singles which was begun has fall has been won by the sophomore team, but the second place for second place. The members of the winning team are Margaret Lawson, Faiure Voran, Frances White, and Geraldine Lutes. W.A.A. points will be given to those who are on the teams.
Class double tournaments will begin next week. There are two teams for each class. The teams have not been chosen. '
A total of $75,000 was given Ocidental College, in endowment. Most of this money is a gift to the department and $15,000 to the department in now nearly $200,000.
SALESMAN'S WALK HOME FAILS TO NET HIM $5,000 DECISION
Mock Court Upholds Santa Fe For Ejecting Carol Morris Three Miles West of Leptonton
After a deliberation of one-half hour, the jury gave the verdict for the defendants in the case of Carol Horculeu Manker, 71, and Thetia Manker, 71, and the Attichion, Topeka, and Sante Fe Railroad company, defendants, in the trial court case held that he was charged with asking damages to the amount of $5.,000 for humiliation and pain caused him when he was sjected from a westbound train on a cold morning. Le
Foster Holly, 130, and W. Carl Foster, 130 for the railroad company, and Richard Weinberger, 130 for manker, were the lawyers for the defender Robert Kane, 130, and Carl Belt, 130. The case stated that the plaintiff, a
Rub Thomson, veteran hurler and captain of the Jayhawker nine, will play in his final game against hattan. This is Rub's third year on the team and he will bear the brunt of the challenge.
Games Change Standings of One Intramural Group
Washington, April 25—(UP)—Unanimous approval of the probation transmittal committee, and an indicting-dicary committee. Early passage of the measure has been expressed by the Senate, the Justice Department, and law enforcement commission, and Attorney General Mitchell, as necessary.
Approve Prohibition Transfer
'Rub' Thomson to Pitch Against K-Aggies Today
A new engineering building that will cost $512,812, is to be erected at the University of Wisconsin.
As a result of the playground ball games played last night only one division has been affected in the team playoffs. The Ducks of Mountopolitan club defeated the Pi Kappa Alphas by a score of 7 to 6, placing the former team at the head of division 2. Scores of other games are Pi Delta Tau 4; Chi Delta Sigma 10, Theta Tau 4; Chi Delta Sigma 10, Sigma Alpha Mu 4; Kappa Sigma 10, Chi Sigma 3; Triangle 8, Delta Tau Delta 6; Dunkin Club fortoiled to Lamda负载 fortoiled to Delta Upsilon.
The Kansas team left at 8:30 this morning in autos for Manhattan and will play their first game there this afternoon and another tomorrow, "Hook" Fisher will probably be in the box during practice. The Kansers although Benson, who has been getting the callately as a relief pitcher may hurl for Kansas.
Witnesses, other than the parties in the trial, were: Frank Edkaild, 131; Walker Greenfield, 131; and Leroy Reynolds, 131.
The following jurors decided the case: Neil Coleman, T32; Forman Smith, T32; George Clinton, T32; Ken Jarvis, T32; Derek Charltt, T32; and Merle Gamel, uncle.1
Clothes may not make the man but in 1930 they definitely serve to classify him. No matter what your size or the size of your income you're sure to be suited here. — That's our business.
traveling man, who had been forced to run in order to catch the train and a bus, who was traveling with a ticket, had been ejected from the train by the conductor and became ill with influenza as result of his three-mile journey. The defendant is a disputed fact in the case as to whether the plaintiff must pay cash for his fare before the conductor put him off travel.
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H. W. Seikel, national secretary and treasurer of the Pi Kappa fraternity, and R. J. Hines, superintendent of the motor crafts division of the Firestone Motor, Morvain, Louisiana, were dinner guests at the Pi Kappa house night.
Edward P. Lupfer, A.B. 90, was elected a director of the American Society of Civil Engineers from that organization a short time ago to organize a short time ago in Sacramento. Mr. Lupfer is at present located in Kenosha, Wis., and Kansas, be assisted in the publication
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Several members from the department of psychology will attend the Springfield Symposium, which will meet at Yellow Springs, Ohio; at Antioch College, May 23-24.
fall, today accepted a position as line coach at Mississippi A. and M. College at Starville, Miss, for the next six weeks, also coach boxing and wrestling there.
Crane to Coach in Mississippi
Champaign, April 25—(UP)—Rusel
trane, star guard and captain of the
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As an introductory offer we are offering a high grade floor wax made by the Acme White Lead and Color Works. 1 pound for 75c and give you another pound for one (1) cent, making the two pounds for 76c. This is a bargain for any fraternity or sorority.
Students, we have a good line of Tennis Rackets and Balls.
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