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TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Austin Is Ready for Texas Relays Friday, March 28 Coach Hamilton Will Take Six Jayhawker Track Men to Compete in Carnival
Austin, Texas, March 25—(UP) One thousand entries representing 17 states, 47 universities and colleges, and high school students. Texas Texas Relays here Friday. Manager Ed Olle today predicted the track and field classic shall be the most successful ever staged in history. A full team of huskers, H. D. Gub, director of athletics, has announced. From Indiana, Coach E. C. Hayes has entered 18 men. Northwestern University will bid for honors with 11 entrances.
Coach Brutus Hamilton, of Kansas, is bringing a group of his best men, in college and university, College has entered him in six special events. Nearly every university, college, and academy in Texas will be offering classes in Math or Biology are Bradley Polytechnic Institute of Poorin, IA. University of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas A, M. and University of Iowa, University of Chicago, and Kansas State Teachers College of Em
With the two Texas relay meets approaching this week-end coach Hamilton has made final announcements and plans for the trip south.
Six men will leave tomorrow afternoon with Hamilton and Docto Allen, who is in training to the interest of the students. Hinsaw and Ed Fortune will have charge of the men here who did not make the trip; many of the remainder will be involved in forming in fine style, but the arrangement of the relay events and special races this week-end made it possible for them to be included in the events.
"The sprinters are in good shape and should give a good account for themselves if they get a good touch off," remarked Hamilton this morning.
Sickel, Mize, Rooney, and Klaner will compete in the split relay in the 440 yard and 880 yard sprint relay. The participants will enter the shot and discuss events
The University of Texas reflags will be held at Austin March 28, and the Southern Methodist reFlags will be at Dallas the following day.
Wrestlers Leave Today
Coach Bauman Will Enter Two Men in Tournament
Leon Bauman, wrestling coach, accompanied by Captain Steve Church and his brother, Greg, wrestling for the national intercollegiate wrestling tournament to be held at
Coach Baumann will act as one of the three officials selected from all wrestling coaches in the United States, Church, 165-pound champion of the Big Six for two years and an assistant coach, and Cochran, will enter the meet.
Star performers from the Big Six, Big Ten, Rocky Mountain Conference and Central Coast. Both Church and Cochran are in good shape and should place in the top 10 of their rankings.
Northwestern Swimmers Win Over Stanford Team
Evanson, March 25—(UP)—Northwestern University, Western team, yesterday won a 45 to 30 decision over Stanford University comrade Schwartz, the Purple won six firsts in the eight events. Clamp was the top scorer on all five of those style, and then, without leaving the water, placing third in the 150 back
Both teams left for the East today where they will compete in the national collegiate meet.
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The 9:30 and 10:20 classes in basketball under Olive Phelps, instructor in the physical education department, are holding a round-robin game where teams come as a result of a study and practice in the technique of the game and the working out of successful games. These two classes have organized teams.
Basketball Classes Hold Round-Robin Tournament
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The Miller team in the 9:30 class won over the Learned team with a score of 14-16. The results of the first round were 12-16, and the team was 22-16 in favor of the former. Curtis won over Neeley, 10-6 in the 10:30 class yesterday morning. The next round of this class competition will be held between the two classes.
Baseball Team Works on Outdoor Diamond Despite Cold Winds
Thurs and Fri—
'SARAH and SON'
Bert Itoga, Letterman, Makes Best Speed at Running Four Bases
In spite of the cold winds which have beaten down upon Mt. Ulcead for the past two days, the djawkhawk has been seen on the outdoor diamond yesterday. The practice consisted of a chalk talk followed by base running on the ground.
With the pitching staff still a problem with Coach John Bum, and insignificance of four men declared, the Big Six will look in the Big Six conference chances this year, but Coach Bum's men are by no means discouraged at this game.
Final arrangements for the game with Haskell institute were made before the start of the season, the coach at Haskell and made arrangements to play here on April 27. On Saturday, concerts by Kanns raisie, which will follow up on April 18 and 19
in the practice which was held watering the men who were tested for the flu, and then running the circuit of four buses while being timed. Bettiga Tonga, 19, is among them.
Weather conditions today will, largely condition the place of practice for the team. If bad weather prevails, the team will work out unintentionally on the stadium otherwise practice will go on easily on the diamond.
Queen Marie Writes Memoirs
Bucharest, —(UP) — According to the newspaper *Cauvental former Queen Marie of Rumania* already has finished and delivered to her publisher the first volume of her memoirs. Two years later they will follow in the course of the year.
to Leon Haumman, wrestling coach, owes the success he was selected as head coach by the United States, to officiate at the national interlegale wrestling meet.
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Quakers will see western cowboys when Ed Gallagher, Oklahoma Aggies wrestling coach, and nine Aggies wrestlers arrive in Allentheguy for the game. The Aggies' attire will be 10-gallon hats and high-heeled cowboy boots.
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Incidently, the Agrigates believe in
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The Haskell Indians have scheduled for Oct. 3 a night game in footbal for their youngsters who have signed contracts for nine golf games, the best-selling in the history
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If "Rub" Thomson can make a baseball behave with the same mastery he has shown with a basketball, he could be Hulmeen and Brennelae are
It looks like. night football might be played in the Western League this season, Dale Gear, president of the league, was in Independence and Mokogee fast week sounding out the clubs or the proposition. A wild wolf had a list of financial ills which the teams have been experiencing.
If one noticed a streak of gray running the bases on the baseball diamond yesterday, it was nothing to worry about. The team was merely testing its ability in making the circuit in the best time, and Bert Hoga simply took the ball from the batter's hand to get the exact time, but it doesn't expect to have to catch the boy from Hawaii in the act of napping in a base-stretching hit or base-stressing
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The light of knowledge has removed another ancient prejudice, Perker Shelly. Sooner track captain and high jumper, she has succeeded in combining water color painting with his paintings known as a "sissy" or "tea bound."
Tennis competition among the Big Six is more interesting than professional matches to fans who have seen both styles of play. The inspiration and imagination of the college play that drives the energy that is totally lacking in the monotonous mechanical technique of the "pro."
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taking care of short-stop but the battery shows plenty of room for improvement.
Should tennis receive a financial backing in proportion to football or basketball when it does not pay in money, that would be grazed on the Hill by keen students of the sport. Unfortunately, the 60 to 80 per cent, of students that play tennis, do not participate in competition in the game. As long as it does not bring in money to take care of its own expense, not a great deal of money comes from other sources to support it.
Having come to the rescue of golf, the Men's Student Council may go a step further in time and give tennis players more students play tennis than golf.
Championship basketball played in a field house large enough to give each member of the crowd a seat, paid the Missouri Tigers a profit of $50 for every over last season, even though admission prices were cut 50 per cent. It is the third season that the sport has seen such success. L. Brewer, director of athletics, attributes the success, in part, to the New Brewer Field house.
Columbia, March 25—(UP)—Five University of Missouri track man will be sent to the Texas and Southern Conference University relay games held in Austin and Dallas, respectively. It was announced today by Coach H. J. Huff. The Tiger mile relay team which set a new record for running time, this team consists of Welsh, Dillah, Ulfer, and Hursley. King, a sprinter, will be taken and teamed with Dillah, Welsh, and Hursley to run the 440-yard race.
Last year Missouri won the mile relay at the Southern Methodist meet, with a time of 12.95 seconds. The two mile relay at both meets, and the half-mile relay at both meets, were Southern Methodist.
Philadelphia, — (CUP) William Henry, 60, an employee at a Holmesburg institution, here collapsed from his breathing. He was left $20,000 by an uncle.
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