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UNIVERSITY DAIL) KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930
About 1,000 Men Will Participate for High Schools
Many Athletes Are to Ente Kansas Relays on Day Following Their Game
Own Meet
More than 1,000 athletes from more than 100 high schools of Kauai are entered for the 27th annual Intercollegiate athletic track and field event, April 18. Dozens of the athletes from the high schools are to participate in the eighth annual Kauai relays the next day, and all have been invited to attend.
Wichita, which has won the class A tournament six years in succession, appears in the meet this year as your second-round opponent. Wynndette of Kansas City, was second last year, and the class B championship went to Halstead, with a total of 137 points.
In spite of heavy rains thatColl during the latter part of the meet in September, the school was made, Shawnee Mission high school set a new record of 357 for the middle relay, and C. Coffman of Ford rural high broke the pole vault record.
In the distance runs, Zumwalt of Wandytte high school, Kuwait City, looks to be a winner in the half mile, while London, of Topeka, high, and Cummingham, of Elkhart, shattering records for the mile.
Riegel, of Ford rural high school,
has attracted wide attention from
high school coaches for his performa-
nces in the broad jump and
Dees, of Lorraine high, who won the shot put in the seventh annual Kansas relays and holds the national record for most shots on the event, has been slowly improving his distance and is expected to better his own record this year.
**Entries are as follows:**
Awardwinner, Chartery, Charleston, Columbia, Grapevine
Anthony, Charleston, Columbia, Grapevine
Artist, Charleston, Columbia, Grapevine
Howard, Hill City, Houston, Illinois
Lawrence, Lakemouth, Mississippi, Montgomery
Lawrence, Lakemouth, Mississippi, Montgomery
City, Organizer, Gilbert, Georgia, Plainville
City, Organizer, Gilbert, Georgia, Plainville
Washington, West Windsor, New York, Wachaukee
Washington, West Windsor, New York
Alain Clemens-Barral, Raval, Alain Vitre, Vitre
Claude Beringlinge, Birngele, Carlsbad, Conway
Burlington, Buffalo, Carlsbad, Conway
Cunningham, Queens, Elk City, Kelbree
Cummington, Queens, Elk City, Kelbree
Haworthville, Highland, Howard, Kewana
Howellville, Highland, Howard, Kewana
McCarthy Park, Mount Vernon, Northport
Oakshire Park, Pembroke Pines, Pomfret
Parkersboro Park, Pembroke Pines, Pomfret
Raval Snake, Tromsø, Tromsø, Raval
Snake, Tromsø, Tromsø, Raval
Wolfsberg, Willemstad, Wilhelmstadt, Win
Brutus K, Hamilton, Kansas track coach, will be referee, and W. H. Harrington, football coach, will be starter. The head judge of finish will be Armin Woemtenstefan, a former Kansas sprint coach, the head timer will be Maj. George Cook.
The other officials for the meet,
most of whom are students or faculty
members, are:
Judges of track events—E. A. Thomas,
Richard Mullen, Ebbert Ward, Brownie Hawk Mirmid, M., W. K. Cucinone, Harry Middel, W. J. Charles, Charles Badellife, Beth W., H. Della, Kevin Linton, Concho lett, Cochra Murphy.
V. Kret, E. G. Stimpfond,
Checks-J. E. Wimson, L. F. Mayer,
Johannes of pole vault—Lewell Trowhard,
Teel Deryay, Ephraim Shvarer, Ehrold Schmidt,
Johnson, “Thank You!”
Judges of poe villa-Levelland Trashley, Thaury Jay, Shavier Jay, Schauer Schmidt. Tennary, Robert E. Worcester, Frank Huckle, Frank Huckle, Ormond Beach. Judges of jacinto-Jello; Tom, Tom McCall. Judges of jacinto-Jello; Tom, Tom McCall.
V. Kent, K. F. Stimpson,
Clerks- J., W. Rann, Lieut. H. F. Meyers
music, Frank Bouch, Ormond Bouch,
Graham Bouch, Joel Bouch, McCash
Miller, Charles Smosk,
Joughe of bump-jump Bert Iorga, Kapli
eCoy, Ed. Ash, Charles Breitenwein.
Joughe of high jump - C. T. Bishop, George
combuald. Decline flaugh.
Judges of ticks show - Paul Pieler, James Beauzil, Joe Jocke, George Hulbert,
Bernard of field events, R. J. Bibel, Cordisella Howard, Stewart Lyman, Russell Themison.
K. U. Will Not Meet Topeka Clu of Western League
Nebraska Protests Game
K. U's baseball club will not meet the Topka Western league team at Topka tomorrow aftermon because he was injured on son of Nebraska, who objected to the Jayawhaker club playing 19 game against the Topka game was one arranget.
Announcer—Bohna Lebon.
Sources—Lew Benton, Harry Morrow.
Custodians of prizes—Paul B. Lawson, Jill Marks.
The line-up for the Hankell game was released today to Coch Cumm Hunt. The first pick was Jason Wilson, second base; Igana, left field; Bishop, shortstop; Fisher, first base; Chance, center fielder; Ash or Hulten, third base; Claunch, catcher, and Thomson.
Although the K. U. coach, John Hunn, had obtained permission to play an extra game because the schedler was unable to merely an exhibition game, he thought t best to call it off and save further I feeling of the Nebraska authori-
Intramurals
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Bishop received a hard knock on his left arm when he collided with the back of a car in yesterday's practice. Couch Bum said that he did not believe it would harm him, but bad arms for Bishop, as he has had quite a bit of soreness in the right shoulder.
In the eight intramural baseball games played yesterday afternoon there were two which proved to be uninteresting and two which. In the three games of the Lambda contest the former team amassed a total of 43 points to their opponent's seven and the Pit Chi team the Dunkin club by a ratio of 22 to 5.
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Results of other games are: Sigma 18, Delta Upsilon 5; Sigma Alma 12; Beta Pi 11, Triangle 1; Sigma Beta Teta 11, P triangle 1; Sigma Chi 7, Pi Upsilon 5; Kentucky Colonel 12; Alpha Kappa Pai 2; Alpha Kappa Ia 3; Todays games include: Kappa Eta Kappa vs. Theta Tau; Phi Delta Theta vs. Compositon Club Aucacia vs. Compositon Club Aucacia vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Delta Omega vs. Delta Chi; Sigma Chi vs. Delta Teta; Phi Kappa Pai vs. Chi Teta; Phi Kappa Pai vs. Sigma Lambia vs. Pi Upsilon.
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Bracey Will Start in Century Event Here on Saturday
Increased interest has been added to the 100-yard dash, already an outing for the men's track team. Kanaan relays, by the news just received at the athletics center that Claudia Foster and her coach were in training of the track world last year, will be among the starters in the twenty-first round.
Bevy of Stars in 100-Year Dash Promises Fastest Race in College
Circles
The addition of Bracey to a field
which includes Cy Leland, the Tepee
and Tahoe lakes, and the southern
south. Ed Tolman of Michigan, the in-
chief for year, Usman of Illinois, Zach-Ford
year, Usman of Illinois, Zach-Ford
of Northwestern, and other stars means that the race should be the fastest dash event to be held in intercollate circles than far this spring.
Bracey and Leland Old Rivals There will be a special significance
Decathlon a Major Event
Another event in which competition
takes place, it will Haskell,
the William "Buster" Charles,
or Haskell Institute, who finished second
last year, will be the favorite. Charles
was third in the national A. A.
competition and was even able to
please plenty of competition at the
relays from Todd of Indiana, who placed
bigh at the Illinois relays, and Grant,
who placed fifth. He finished fifth in the national meet.
in the meeting of Bracey and Leland at the Relays, for the two are old rivals. Last year Bracey held the first race in which the latter has already defended the Rice Institute star four times, although Bracey was the victor in the hundred-time race last week. He weeks ago, Tolan, the Michigan Nebraska sprinter, placed third at the relays last year, defeated loth his rival, Eric Anderson, and may repeat the triumph here.
Beaver of Haskell, Stearns of Butler, and Brooks of William Jewel are other candidates for the decathlon who have made strong showings in the Olympics. The victor of Oklahoma, who has been the victor in the event for the last two years and who holds the present relay record, will not compete this
Prize to Decathlon Winner The decathlon will be run off in tw
days, five events to be held on Friday afternoon and the other five on Saturday morning. The Friday afternoon event is run, the bread jump, the 16-cound shot, the high jump, and the 400-meter run, the high jump, the meter high hurdles, the disc throw, the pole vault, the javelin throw, and the 1,500-meter run will be held. The competition, called the entries in the decathlon will be competing for a special prize offered by Everett Bradley, former Kansas truck captain and an all-round star on the 1928 Olympic team. Bradley will also compete in the 1936 Olympics where he receives Royces Peter and Harley Slevigde of Kansas City, Mo., and University Smith of the university faculty.
K.U. Engineers to Enroll in Oklahoma Field Work
Northern, Okin., April 14—(Güespe Norman, Japan), June 14—(Guespe Jungman) from the University of Kansai are expected to enlist in the eleventh edition of the course of the oilfield engineering which will be given at the University of Oklahoma James J. to August 1, IH C. Field work will be centered in the Oklahoma City field, where the No. 1
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