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Capt. Church Wins 165 Pound Title in Big Six Finals
Cochran Ties for Second in 175 Class; Three Teams Place Two Firsts in Meet
Manhattan, March 8—(UPC)—Three Big Six conference teams won two first place events each in the annual wrestling matches held here today with Nebraska scoring no first places and Missouri Tigers and Kansas
The other winners were:
The trophy awarded to the best all-around wrestler was given to Lewis of Oklahoma, winner of the first place in the 145-pound event.
116 über Marmor State;
115-pound -M Corncirk, Iowa State;
second, Latimer, Kansas State; third,
Luck, Missouri.
125-pound-Williams, Iowa State;
second, Weber, Nebraska; third Barer,
Kansas State.
135-pound—Sickel, Kansas State; second, Coles, Iowa State; third Reese, Nebraska.
Rockford, Illinois
145-pound—Lewis, Oklahoma; see
ond, Linn, Iowa State; third, Alaop
Kansas State.
155-pound—Berry, Oklahoma; see end, Juhl, Kansas State; third, Skinner, Nebraska.
165-pound—Capt. Steve Church
Kansas, first, Eubank, Oklahoma, second.
175-pound—Robbins, Missouri; second, tie between Long, Kansas State and Cochran, Kansas.
Heavyweight - Errington, Kansas State; second, Goodale, Iowa State; third, Bask, Oklahoma.
Evans Sets Dash Record
Kansas Swimmers Place Third in Big Six Meet
The Ashleyman aquatic performers this year drowned in a burial at the Schoenefeld Museum of angular affair with Ames and the Kansas Aggies, and placed third in
In the meet at Kansas City, Friday, Ted Evans set a new record by winning the 100-yard dash, 192.6. He also was third in fancy diving and third in the 50-yard free style which made him high point man with 10 kills.
Next year Coach Alliph hopes to have 14 good swimmers on the team for the season. He has been Bowdish, Ted Evans, Roger Kruse, Clark Stephenson, George Marshall, and Dean Cochran from this year's crop of freshmen.
John Bowish accounted for nine counters by winning the 220-yard dash, a second place in the 140-mile race in the 140, Marshall with a fourth in the 220, and Stephenson with a second in the 140. The other Jawahire point winners.
Purdue Hopes to Defend Series of Unbroken Wins
Chicago, March 8. —(UP) With the exception of one game Monday the Western Conference basketball race of 1590 comes to a close after action into action with the title already inbound by Purdue. The only interest in tonight's tilt centers on whether the Boilermakers would go through the season under-
If the boltermakers go through undefeated it will give the Hoover institute conference victories—a mark unequaled in eastern competition in re
1930 Big Six Football Schedule
Referrer, Umpire, HeidiLiesman, Field Judge in order named:
10 - Oklahoma - Oklahoma at Norman. Cochrane, Beaune, done.
25 - Wisconsin - Wisconsin at Waukee. Cochrane, Beaune, done.
Oct. 18—KANSAS-KANSAS STATE at MANHATTAN. Edmonds,
Roune' OR, McBride, Bridges,
Quilby, Guildman, Taylor
Johnson, New York University, New York, NY
Oct. 25 - IOWA STATE-KANSAS at LAWRENCE, Cochran, Anderson, Peters, Taylor.
BARNES, DEAN, Oakes, Quintin, James.
309, # 308, # 306, Fayette
Kansas State-Oklahoma at Norman. Quigley, Reum, Jones.
Institute
Nov. 1—Oklahoma-Iowa State at Ames, Quigley, Graham, Engan,
Taylor
Missouri-Kansas State at Manhattan. Cochrane, Dennie, L.
Quigley, Peters.
Nov. 8—NEBRASKA-KANSAS at LAWRENCE, Grover, Dunnle,
Reilly, McBride, Mr
town State,Missouri at Columbia, Ream, Fortier, Eagan,
Johnson.
Intramural Games
2009
Ames State-Iowa State at Ames. Johnson, Boatright,
Walb. Kearn.
Kansas City, Mo. at Ameer Johnson, Bangor, Maine,
Welsh, Eagan.
Missouri-Nebraska at Lincoln, Bicr, McCreary, Taylor,
Nov. 22- KANAS-MISSOURI at COLUMBIA, Grover, Reinn, Belly,
Peters.
The intramural basketball game,
bredded for Monday 5 p.m. in
Lakewood. Game begins at 7:30 p.m.
at 7:30 p.m., Delta Tau Delta vs.
igma Ct. At 8:30 p.m. Alpha
Beta.
Nov, 27—Kansas State-Nebraska at Lincoln. Edmunds, Dennis, Carr-
irants, Hedges.
--all candidates for the freshman baseball team are asked to report to room 206 in Robinson gymnasium Monday at 3:30 p.m.
The standings up to March 8 are as follows:
Missouri- Oklahoma at Norman, Grover, Ream, Reilly, McBride.
Won Last Place
Delita Taz, Delhi 4
Dakota Taz, Delhi 16
Pit, India 16
Pi Xiangchen, India 6
Pi Yangchen, India 6
Lawrence Independence 4
Lawrence Independence 6
Pi Pham Gamma, India 4
Pi Pham Gamma, India 4
Communistic Club 16
Communistic Club 16
Siemon Chi H I                    2    8    1.000
Siemon Ou Kwame I                2    8    1.000
Siemon Chi H II                  2    8    1.000
Lagua Siemon B                 3    4    1.250
Lagua Siemon B                 3    4    1.250
Diah Siemon Lamida II            3    4    1.250
Diah Siemon Lamida II            3    4    1.250
Alpha Tau Omega 11 9 0 1,900
Alpha Delta Chi 3 2 4 818
Delta Pi Theta 3 2 4 818
Delta Sigma Omega 6 4 600
Kappa Sigma 6 4 600
Lambda Omega 6 4 600
Delta Upsilon 6 4 600
Alpha Epsilon 6 4 600
Pi Upsilon 3 8 0 272
Gamma Alpha 3 8 0 272
Gamma Alpha Laudala 3 8 0 272
Deltona Storm P1 H    8      6     1 000
Deltona Storm P2 H    8      6     1 000
Sigma Phi Epiphon H    8      6     1 000
Sigma Phi Epiphon H    8      6     1 000
Delha C1h H    4      3     371
Delha C1h H    4      3     371
Delha C1h H    4      3     371
Delha C1h H    4      3     371
Delha C1h H    4      3     371
Delha C1H H    4      3     195
Delha C1H H    4      3     195
Delha C1H H    4      3     195
| Team | Dev | Phi | W | L | Avg |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Delta Sigma Tau | 5 | 7 | 0 | 1.000 | |
| Alpha Sigma Tau | 4 | 6 | 0 | 0.839 | |
| Chi Rho Sigma | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1.144 | Triangle |
| Chi Rho Sigma | 6 | 4 | 0 | 1.144 | Triangle |
| Theta Tau | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0.555 | |
| Theta Tau | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0.555 | |
| Phi Dai Chi | 4 | 2 | 7 | 1.227 | |
| Phi Dai Chi | 2 | 7 | 7 | 1.227 | |
| Alpha Chi Sigma | 4 | 6 | 0 | 1.111 | |
--all candidates for the freshman baseball team are asked to report to room 206 in Robinson gymnasium Monday at 3:30 p.m.
Announcements
--all candidates for the freshman baseball team are asked to report to room 206 in Robinson gymnasium Monday at 3:30 p.m.
Lieat. H. F. Meyers.
Rules Committee to Meet
New York, March 8—(UP)—Mems of the football rules committee will meet 24 at the school golf club, Edmonds, for their third day-session. No major changes are expected but the rules may be analyzed and discussed.
Order Your Corsages From Whitcomb's Greenhouse
Phone 275 We Deliver 9th and Tenn. St
Monday - Tuesday
Who-
Who-
Who'll
do the Hula
Hula? - You'll
know when you see
Tom-Tom-Pat-Patricola
play the uke-ukeukelele
for LENORE ULRIC
to dance in the Fox Movietone
SOUTH SEA ROSE
DEATH CLAIMS WILLIAM H. TAFT
was frequently to be found clad in old clothes tramping the country roads about Washington.
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Taft married Miss Helen Herron, Cincinnati. They had three children, Robert, Helen and Charles.
Taft was born Sept. 15, 1857, at Cincinnati and received his education in the public schools in Ohio and at Yale. He was the twenty-seventh United States and the tenth chief justice of the supreme court.
Justice Sanford Dies Suddenly
Washington, March 8—(UP)—Tragedy laid its hand upon the supreme court twice today with a guilty verdict in Edward Terry Sanford, a native of Tennessee, who was 65 years old. Justice Sanford collapsed while sitting in a dentist chair shortly after noon, and was immediately moved to his cell.
Educational Sorority Selects 23 Students at Regular Meeting
The jurist never regained consciousness and died within a half hour.
Elections Decided by Average, Personal Qualifications, and Interest
The Gamma chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, national honorary educational sorority, has elected 23 women for the president and senator of the present school year.
Election were based upon four things: Scholastic average, of B or above, personal qualifications predicting success in educational work, professional interests in education, a unanimous vote of the chapter.
The two graduate students who were selected are: Ruth Keeney, of Lawrence, and Myrtle Keplinger, of Clyde.
Those women who were elected from the School of Education are: Betty Cory, Pleasanton; Dorothy Rieman; Rosemary Rhodes; Rosemary, Hopewell; Verna Gerver, Lamoni, I.; Dorothy Toddock, St. Joseph, and Irene Stone Piite, Lawrence. Other students in the college are: Ruth Stout, and Ester Mullin, Topaka; Minnie Stainbaugh, Burdett; Margaret Seybold, Burdett; Jane Evers, Nila McCann, Goldie L. Hoffmann, and Rewena Hammons, Lawrence; Mary V. Harding, Kansas City; Rachel M. Harvey, Kansas City; centine Grinkepy, Leaventown; Ardis Hamilton, Waverly; Dorothy Dorefferngill, Independence; Sybeuse Muskell, Redondo, and Ruth Warrington,
Pledge services will be held on March 11. Initiation services will be March 18.
St. Petersburg, Fla., March 8—(U) P1-Babe Ruth dropped out of the holdout team and signed a contract whereby he will continue to play with the New York Yankees with annual spending of $850.00 for the next two years.
Jayhawk and K. U. Seal Stationery
Elgin Watches
Beautiful Models for Ladies or Men $15.00 and up
Special 89c
The College Jeweler
$15 to $35
Picnics and Hikes Will Soon Be Here
Nothing can give more pleasure and companion ship than a Portable Phonograph
TWO BOOK STORES
LOST: A string of gold beads, Call Julia Clark at 1586. Reward—129.
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Permanent Makeup, with champagne,
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Refrigerators
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SOXMAN'S Sandwich Inn 1403 Mass.
Sunday Specials
Chicken Sandwich 20c
Roast Pork Sandwich 15c
Hot Roast Pork Sandwich 20c
Pie pieces prepared from
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Monday special - Home-made
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Also fountain service
AGG
In answer to many questions about our pasties we are going to say
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Plate Lunch
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When spring days arrive you will be wanting to take some pictures that in the future will bring back memories of college days. Get them at--and hundreds of beautiful girls to sing them to!
We have a complete line of Eastman and Agfa films.
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Laughs by the Fleetload!
No, Ho, me hearties!
*here's joy for you*
*you are laughing in every*
*port.*
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