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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1329
K. U.-M. U. Track Squads Are Ready for Duel Meet
Coach Announces Cinder Battle Will Be Staged Regardless of Weather
The annual Missouri-Kansas dani track meet will start at the stadium at 2 p. m., ratio or shine, according to the schedule. A aggregation has been going through a stage of intensive training and every one on the team will be able to play.
The Missouri cindermen will arrive in the morning, after spending tonight in Kansas City.
Although done slightly favors Kansas, the Missouri team is also second this year. The quarter-mile event promises to be a hard-fought race with Jones, the Kansas state champion, twice seconds at Manhattan last Saturday, pitted against Hurley and Kocky in a closely contested battle.
When the Jayhawk-Tiger 1-mile relay teams meet there is a good record. The team was the first record established if the weather is fair, the most recent to be the best of 3:15 in 1923.
Both mile relay teams have ranked high in mid-western competition this year although neither has been able to turn in good times because of the weather. Both teams won first place and Kansas came in second on a water-soaked track at the Kansas Cams. The Missouri team came in second and the Kansas队 ranked fourth after being showered off in a track at the Drake Rams this year.
Hursley, Dills, Brown, and Kosky will represent Missouri, and Jones Mize, Lagerquist and Young will be coaches for Kansas in the 1 mile relay.
Wilex and Captain "Poe" Frazier are favorites in the 100-yard dash and the 2-mile run, respectively. Young of Missouri is favored in the pole position. He will make up 13 feet in an indoor meet last year. Lawler of Missouri jumped 22 feet 6½ inches last Saturday in a duel with Amos, while Wallingford Kansas, carried off first place with the Aguiles with a leap of 21 feet 5
The officiates for the meet are:
Rafael Martinez, Yolanda Hearn
Referee and starter: H. W. Hargas,
Juigo of finish: W. O. Hamilton
F. W. McDonald, K. L. Landes, W.
H. Dietz and John Levi.
Jauvenel of field events; shot, disc javelin; Charles Randleiffe, Jr., Earl Walton, James Baussb, McVinn Griffen, W. R. W. R. Smith and Ella F. Ellison.
Judges of field eventspace vault high jump. brass jumper: Don Deanston, Prof. E. D. Hay, Harrison Union Jeff and Armin Woocemeyer.
Scorer: Dolph Simons.
Timers: Dr. James Naismith, C.
L. Brewer, Prof. Dimmons Alcr, Dr.
F, C. Allen and Clifford Cooper.
Clerk of Court: Lieutenant Harry
Maryson
Announcer: Roland Logan
Scorer: Dolph Simons.
J. Brans Out for Week
Freshman Coach Disabled With Infected Shoulder
Owing to an infection in his shoulder, Sergeant J. C. Brans has been unable to coach the freshman and he took over the job of coaching the first year men three weeks ago, and was making progress toward getting organized.
During the last few days the freshman equand has been working on the variety diamond with the regulars. The practice games which the varsity men will no doubt prove of considerable value to them. In spite of the variations in practice and coaching the yearlings show that they know considerable skill, but the varsity men will continue playing the variety until Brans is able to get back to work.
Read Etta Kett today.
Gamma Phi Wins Game From Alpha Chi, 20 to 30
The Gamma Phi Betas defeated the Alpha Chi Omegas 20 to 8 and the Alpha Omicron Ipi forfeited their game to the Alpha Gamma Deltas in the sixth round of the women's intramural basketball tournament, played
Three home runs were a feature of the game and were scored by Roberts, Alpha Chi, and Hitehcock and Henderson, Gamma Phis.
This is a round robin tournament and the last round before the finals will be held May 13, 2015 winners of group one and group two will play in the finals.
Kansas Tennis Team
Takes Missouri Duel
With 4 to 2 Score
Jayhawkers Get Three Singles Break Even in Doubles to Win Match
The Kansas tennis team yesterday defeated the Missouri net squad four times, and the Yankees took three of the four singles and split even on the
The results in the singles were: Sager, Kansas defeated Sanders, Missouri, 6.4, 8-6; Geel, Kansas, defeated Coerver, Mo. 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Missouri, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9; Landis, MO, won from Belt, Kansas, 6-4, 4-9;
The results in the doubles were:
Sager and Geell, Kansas, his com-
puters had won the double,
6-1, 2; Jewell and Belt, Missouri,
won from Grant and Matland, Missouri.
Expelled Pair to Court
Pitt Students Ask Mandamus for Reinstatement
Pittsburgh, Pa.—(UP)—Court action to compel the University of Pittsburgh to reinstate the two state Liberal Club activities began today.
Mandamus proceedings to bring about reinstitution of Arthur G. Macbrowell and Alberton A. Alberton for the common pleas court by Henry J. Elenburg, counsel for the American two students, Union on behalf of the 'two students'.
The University of Pittsburgh and John G. Bowman, chancellor, were named defendants. The attorney contends that the expulsion was illegal in that the two were expelled without notice. The judge provided in the ruses of the institution.
Nu Sigma Nu Holds 20th Anniversary Banque
The Beta Theta chapter of Nigma Nu, medical fraternity, celebrate the wartime anniversary of the 65th anniversary of the fifthtenth anniversary of the national chapter at a banquet at the Missions Hills Country Club, Kansas City, Missouri.
Dr. Earnest E. Irans, dean of the Rush Medical School of Chicago University, was the main speaker of the lecture given by the alumni of the chapter who lived in Kansas City. The eleven members of the local show who attended the lecture are Ted Coffin, Farris Evans, Delbert Hang, William Low, Beau Radder, Flinders Lindbergh, Geoffrey Gerber, Paul Tremble and Alfred Hinshaw.
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Pi K. A. and Delta Tau Win Divisional Honors in Intramural Baseball
First and Thir Sections Mus Play Postponed Games by Next Monday
The playing of the last scheduled intramural baseball games yesterday ended with a 3-0 victory for Tau Delta as champions of the second and fourth divisions of the intramural baseball league, which will play the postpone games before the champions of the first and third divisions.
the postponed games should be played by next Monday, E. R. Ebel, who will probably play the semi-finals will probably begin Tuesday and the finals about Thursday. The two teams who go to the finals will be just one final game or whether one team must take two games out of three to win the championship.
Attempting to pick the winner of a game, he hits the ball through the Sigma Chi's have a slight fire on the Phi Pi's as they have got out a game. His teams have played well and he games to play. be Phi Pi's have concluded their schedule by receiving one defeat at the end of the game.
The results of the last schedule games yesterday were 9. Phi Kappa Alma tau Eka Kappa 3, Phi Delta Theta kappa Eka Kappa 3, Phi Delta Theta kappa Eka Kappa 3, Phi Delta Tau 6, Compton II 6, Colemani 15, Tha Tau 1, Pi Upsilon Acacia 3, and the Cofederation for
The Pi Kappa Alpha team has won all of its seven seched games while each of the other teams in the league has not. The Delta Tau Delta team has also won all its games while each of the other teams in the division has lost at least one
In the first division the Phil Delta Theta team, by defeating the Albao Gappa队 team yesterday, put itself within one game of the division championship, as it must win its last game a clutch its uppermost position. The Colonials and the Albao Gappa have each lost one of their games.
Standings
Hoover Choice?
Division 1— W L Pet.
Phi Delta Theta W 1.000
Alpha Kappa Pi W 1.833
Columbia Chi W 4.000
Delta Upsilon W 4.329
Alpha Kappa Lambda 2 4.333
Phi Kappa Jump 2 1.587
Theta Tau Jump 0 1.677
Delta Chi Jump 0 5.100
Division 2— W L Pet.
Pi Kappa Alpha 7 0.100
Beta Theta Pi 5 0.833
Alpha Alpha Epigma 2 2.300
Acacia 3 4.000
Pierce Club 2 2.868
Kappa Sigma 1 3 2.250
Pi Lambda 1 3 2.500
Sigma Sigma Ipmia 1 5 1.677
Division 3— W L Pet.
Sigma Chi 5 0.100
Beta Chi 5 2.714
Alpha Theta Omega 5 2.429
Sigma Alpha Mu 3 4.200
Phi Chi 2 3.400
Kappa Delta 2 4.300
Alpha Delta Ipmia 4 6.900
Kappa Eta Kappa W 0 6.900
Division 4— W L Pet.
Cetan Tau 7 0.100
Delta Tau Club 5 0.100
Gamma Phi 4 3.571
Delta Sigma Pi 3 3.500
Delta Chi 3 4.429
Delta Sigma Ipmia 2 4.300
Delta Sigma Lambda 1 5 1.673
Triangle 1 1.643
Three hobbes arrested at Tulane university for taking a free ride on a freight train turned out to be three college students. The college were whoe out for a good time.
If a way can be found that will permit him to retain his post as member of the Justice House, it would be valuable that Justice Harlan F. Stone will head the commission on law enforcement soon to be appointed by President Hoover.
Northwestern Law Dean Declares Senate Useless
Evanston, Ill. - (UP) - Declaring the United States senate is only a "fifth wheel" in Federal government, Mr. Sessions said of law at Northwestern University, asserted in an editorial what the country needs is a "constitutional right."
Wigmore wrote the article for the Illinois Law Review published at the university as the official organ of the law school at Northwestern and the University. "The United States senate is useless except to talk, investigate, cure and intrigue," the article said. "The more the bar can see of the Senate, the more sooner the bar will wake to its duty of leading public opinion to a reform."
Hagen Takes British Open With 292;12 Under Par
Muirfield, Scotland—(UF)—Walter Hagen won the British open golf championship for the fourth time here today.
While a gale swept the moors and other contenders quit the game, the rounds to gain an aggregate of 292, which left him far out in front of the team, were the rounds of 75, 67, 75, 75, about 3 strokes under the expected par for
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Fred Elsworth, secretary of the Alumnus Association, spoke to them. Financing of the Union building and problems were discussed at the meeting.
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Fresh Caps May Go to Orphans
Freshman caps, which formerly been burned after their period of high school, make many orphans happy, if a suggestion for giving the out-of-date caps to Columbus orphanages, made A. A. Park, student counselor at Ohio State university is carried out.
house, with the understanding that such action would not be considered a precedent for the future.
185 Athletes in Big Six Out-Door Meet at Ames
Ames, Iowa. - A total of 185 athletes are entered in the Big Six conference out-door meet at Iowa State College, May 18, Iowa State has enlisted 64 athletes. State College, 26; University of Kansas, 32; Nebraska, 37; and Oklahoma, 22.
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Liver to be Used For Diabetes
A liver is being extended externally as a cure for anemia, may become a substitute for insulin in the treatment of diabetes, it becomes more useful to the Bent Brigham Hospital by Dr. Harry Blotter and Dr. William P. Murphy. Liver has been bereftofenose after severe suffering from diabetes, because liver contains glycogen, a carbohydrate that may be turned into sugar in the body.
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Dual Track Meet
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Don't leave until the game is over, you may miss the best part.
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May 11, 1929
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