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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WELNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1928
Beta's Still Lead Intramural Meet After Second Day
Medley Relay is Feature Outstanding Individual Point-Winners
are Few
The second day of the annual fall intramural track and field meet yesterday saw the completion of four more events, and the adding of a great number of points to the Beta's total of points, who are now far in the
The individual point-winners yesterday were not as outstanding as were those of the first day, showing that the effort effect upon the untrained athletes.
All the races were closely contested.
The outstanding race of the day was the No. 12 Tampa Bay Pirates Phil Kaeperl Pel with a time of 4:06, Delta Felt Delta was second, and Delta Daxi Delta was third.
Bernard Gridley, Beta, performed yesterday in the same form that marked him a winner in the 100 yard dash and 220-low hardies Monday.
Thursday will be the completion day of all the track and field events. The 440-meter will be closely contested, so it will be closely contested probably more than any other race of the meet for all the festivities are held. Other races are also other Contests for that day are also put, high jump and the 440-yard relay Summary of Tuesday's meet is as follows:
Maddy Rutherford, Witness, Pekin Kevran Johnson, Pekin Kevran Johnson, Dolphin Taa Dai, Dai 11, Third, Sigma Rutherford, Dolphin Taa Dai, Dai 11, Third, Sigma Rutherford, Individual witness, Grizzly Bison, 252 cows. Those witnesses, Bison, Truman Bison, 252 cows. Those witnesses, Bison, Truman Bison, 252 cows. Third, Dolphin Taa Dai, averages 650 pounds per cow, averages 650 pounds per cow, averages 650 pounds per cow, individual witness, Fleck Harder, Individual witness, Fleck Harder, i
Diana- Individual winner, Wainford, K. 14,
115 feet. Team wins, trophies, average, 45
in six outings. Kapen Stirza, U. 13; C. Trifred
Sigma G. 16; J. I. 4; Fonthill, Sigma G.
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Announcements
A meeting for all women interested in the activity of Kansas Outing Club will be held in the W.A. A. Room Thursday, 17 at 12:30 p.m.
Evelyn Gerard, president.
Those who hold letters entitle them to K, U. License tags may get their licenses any time now by calling at the burger's office.
The board of directors of the Alumni Association will meet Saturday morning.
The Outing Club will meet in the gymnasium Tuesday at 3:30. We will be there from 1 to 4 p.m. and are asked to come. A row up the river and a picnic lunch are being held on Monday.
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Leg Injuries Keep Logan and Rost on Bench;
New Backfields are Tried
Varsity football men made up for the light practice in running signals Monday afternoon when they underwent ankle surgery against the freehmens last evening.
Coach Hibshew placed two separate first-year teams on the practice field for offensive and defensive seri-mage. Every min on the varsity team was surrounded by finglings, with the exception of Logan and Rost, first-string guards, who
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Jim Baushek, the plunging sophomore fallback, took part in the scrimmage but as he slowed up a trifle by some恐 muscles he is treating. A teammate from the foreheads taped up as a result of head on collusions in practice.
When in possession of the ball in last evening's acrimination, the freshman employed K-Aggie plays as a better unsecured of the defensive the ball, and Harris called his squad for a short chalk-talk preceding the workout.
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Madison, Wisc., Oct. 16, (UP)—Mike Labrotevitch, Duluth attack weighing 240 pounds, left behind by the Badger backfield to give it pounce in the battle with Notre Dame Saturday. Labrotevitch has plenty of time to celebrate. Another shift was made when Harold Smith, Freeway II, sophomore, came up and tacked on the other side of the line.
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