THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 Nebraska Predicts K. U. as Winner of Conference Meet Jayhawkers Are Ready for Big Six Track Battle; Huff Announces Fortune. Entrants Coach Huff's trackcars are now ready and waiting for their chance to capture the Big Six conference championship this week-end at Ames, and according to the coaches, the No. 3 team will be the only ones who may be able to foil them. The Nebraska aggregation has been issuing pessimistic reports conceding the meet to K, U; however, the Jayhawks know that they the Cornhuskers will not give up so easily when the Iowa and Iowa State can not be easily overlooked because they have been showing strong opposition this year. Wiley Jake is rated to take the Century and Captain "Poco" Frazier should score another five points for Kansas in the two-mile run. The team would win only quartet that overshadows the Jayhawkers in the one-mile. Five places will be awarded in each event at the meet, five for first, four for second, and so forth, making a total of fifteen points for each event. The Kansas series are 100-yard dash - Wilcox, Sickel Jones, Powell, and Rooney. One mile run—Fortune, Vogel Frazier, Saureman and Hinshaw. 229-yard dash — Wileox, Sickel Jones, Boone, Powell and Lagerquist 440-yard dash—Lagerquist, Jones Young, Shannon, and Mize. 120-yard high hurdles—Dodd and Hancock. Two mile run—Frazier, Williams Sourrenman, and Fortune. 220-yard low hurdles—Mize, Dodd and Powell. 880. yard run—Hinshaw, Youngman and Vogel. Half-male replay—Willeox, Sickel Jones, Rooney, Powell, and Lager-ust One mile relay — Lagerquist Young, Shannon, Jones, and Mize. Discus throw—Ward, Dodd, and Wallingford. Javelin threw—Schroeder, Dodd, Mavrels, and Ives. Martins, and 195. High jump — Dodd, Hancock, and Beardslee. Bearstree. Pole vault—Wallingford, and True blood. Wilcox Favorite at Ames Broad jump—Wallingford, Benton Parker, and Shannon. Big Six Looks to Kansan and Two iowans to Lead Ames, Iowa.—Three outstanding stars appear to be the cream of the dash team in addition to getting their college here. The Big Six conference track and field championships Friday and Saturday, May 17 and June 2, will feature sophonite sensation, and Meier and Engle of Iowa State, who seem to take turn about in registering vie Wileexx has turned in times of 10 flat and 21.2 respectively in the 106-yard and 220-diamond dishes in competition this year and must be rated the favorite in the coming meet. It placed second in the fourth at the Kansas relay and in the fourth at the rounds, running in mud in both instances. Meier of Iowa State is the indoor 50-yard champion and has turned in a 209.8 performance in the century in a duel meet against Ohio State, which he was a slowster in the track season. He is just reaching his form and must be ranked as a possibility in both races. He placed in both dots even though N.C. A, C. A., and June. Other outstanding individuals for the crown in the dash events are: Adkinson, of Oklahoma; Guthrie, of Oklahoma; Eller, of Nebraska, who run the forking in 2:21 that Easter, of Nebraska, ran; and Lowe, of Nebraska, who not been running in his form this year; and Love, of Nebraska, a fast man at 100 yards. In addition to these men, King, Roseenheim and Muller of Missouri, and Roeyn of Kansas, must be considered as possible place winners. A questionnaire sent to all the Utah smelters inquiring us to what kind of coal they burn, the smelters have been graduated, showed that 29% are from the University of Utah. Intramural Games --season during the second sermon. Besides his play in the field, he led his teammates at the bat. In the two games he got six blows out of the barrets to the plate. He three times, in three attempts, in the second affair. Clashing in the intramural baseball semi-finals Thursday at 4:30, the Pi Delta Theta team winner of the first division will be joined by a generation, victor of the third division, while the Pi Kappa Alphas champions of the second division, will engage the championship Delta Tau Deltas of the fourth division, who will be enrolled south of the campus. The first game of the final will be played, but although it will be decided as to whether the champions must win two games The results of the postponed games which were played yesterday afternoon are: Phi Delta Theta, 2. Keren Gamma, 3. Alpha Chi Cht forifted to Teta Tau; Phi Alpha Delta forifted to Sigma Chi; Sigma Alpha Epsilon forifted to Beta Theta Pi; and Chi Delta Sigma forifted to Delta Sigma Jayhawker Baseball Squad Drops Second Game to Cornhuskers Nebraska Scores Seven Run in Eighth Inning to Win Over Fisher The Kansas baseball team run it best, the break up to six straight games by three innings. The Nebraska serier at Lincoln yesterday broke into the eight frame with a six run in the Kansas allowed the Cornhusker nine to score seven runs and win the game. Paul Fisher started the game and pitched good ball until the eighth when he allowed four hits. Mort White was sent in as a relief hurler, but gave way to Lichterbauer after the ball, and rapped out a single and a triple. Huskers Score 7 in Eighth Haskers Score 7 in Eighth The Nebraska knotted twice in the eight, and ran by Kansas and ran in another in the sixth. With the score 6 to 3 against them, they opened fire in the eventual eighth to score seven runs and win the ball game. Despite their loss, only eight hits off Kansas burling. Costly errors and the blowing up of Fisher on the mound were the chief causes of the defeat. Kansas garnered a total of eleven safeties off the offering of armatis and Shan the corpses based on the Cornhusker catheter. On the defensive, Wayne Calp again flashed a good brand of ball. He made three catches of flies in deep short that were of the seminal quality, but the usual snaggy game at second base, but made the first two errors of the Bishop Again a Star Kansas AB R H PO A Ash, 3b 4 1 2 1 2 Many, c 4 1 0 3 0 Bishop, b 2 1 0 0 Schneidt, f 5 2 1 4 0 Hopf, r 5 1 2 5 2 Fisher, p 5 1 0 0 2 R. Culp, lb 4 1 0 6 0 McCoy, rf 3 0 0 0 0 Iugge, rf 3 0 0 0 0 Lark, p 1 0 0 0 0 White, p 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 9 11 24 8 Nebraska AB R H POA Keyen, 1b, 1 1 0 2 5 Ultram, 1b, 1 5 1 3 14 Rotto, 2b, 4 2 1 1 4 Grace, 2b, 4 2 1 1 4 Mott, 2f, 3 0 1 2 4 Bott, rf, 4 1 1 0 0 Aramnts, p, 1 0 0 0 3 L. Williams, ss, 4 0 0 2 0 Habesben, c, 3 2 1 0 0 Skoon, p, 1 1 0 0 0 Baker 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 10 8 27 13 2 Batteries; Kansas, Fisher, White, Lichlter, and Maeve; Nebraska; Armata, Slona, Halbeisen, and Women to Hold Tourney in Inter-Class Baseball Umpire, Williams. The women's inter-class baseball tournament will start Monday after- ternoon. May 29, at 4:30 c'clock. The sophomores and seniors had so few signup that the teams consolidated. The squad announced to the team members, E. Reck, Vernillion, Sandler, Hackney, G. Glaville, E. Cornellus, M. Lawson, Fetta, Keit, Bertram, Hammond, Kraemer, Kraemer, Kraemer, Meard, Shaw, Byrn and Fowler, Jainsen — Siema, Ensign, Wibsman, Griggs, Kreuzinger, Greyson, Green, Satton, Nordatron. Senior — sophomore; Carran, Dalton, Henderson, Parker, Clark, Church, Brieclenthal, Northburt, The complete schedule of all the games will be announced in a few days. 25th Anniversary THURSDAY MAY 16 K-555 K-555 OFFICIAL STRAW HAT D-A-Y Panamas Legborns Pedalinos Yeddos Sailors $2.00 to $5.00 Jim Bausch Beats Jayhawk Record in the Shot Put fresman Star Competing in Big Six Wire Meet Breaks Mark Set in 1987. in 1927 James Bauch, Kansas entrant in the Big Six freshman telegraphic meet, broke the K. U. record in the 15-bit, when he heaved the ball to a distance of 50 feet, 4 inches yesterday, and was established by Melvin Thornhill in 1927 by a distance of 2 feet $4\%$ inches. Bauch, who is classified as a freshman, entered the University last fall. He formerly attended the University of Wisconsin. In four seasons he made more than 150 runs, he was able to throw the shot beyond the 48-foot mark. He will receive a varsity track sweater for breaking the all-time record in the annual honor for a first year athlete. Four other events were run off yes terdy also. Bauer buried the javelin in 132 feet 2 inches. Wharton ran the half mile in 2:05.2. The half mile relay team composed of Milne, Dar-ron and Ivan, who ran in 1:345 and the 440-meter relay team negotiated the distance in 45.2. These records are not final and the entrants may run these events off as many times as they wish this week and submit the best ones. rare freshman truck men will continue their competition in other events today. Swimming Classes Offered for First Summer Term Beginners and advanced swimming classes under the direction of Herbert G. Alphain, swimming instructor at the University, and the six weeks term of summer school this summer. The classes are to be offered on campus by a coaching school at the University. "A great many students can avoid chemotherapy or swim or to improve their strokes if they already know how tq swim," Mr. Alphain said in announcing the program. The schedule of classes will be announced at a later date. VARSITY Read the Kansan want-ads. 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