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THE UNIVERSITY DALLY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929
Records May Fall Before Onslaught of Big Six Teams
Five Schools in Running for Honors in Track and Field Meet
at Ames
Ames, Iowa. - At least five schools will be in the running for the Big Six conference outdoor track and field championships in the meet to be held in Oklahoma from Sept. 10 through Aug. 18, if past performances can be taken as a criterion, according to T. N. Metcalf, director of athletes at I.N. State College, who is in charge of the meet. Every reason for exceptions of the two hurdle races and the 100 and 220-yard dashes, will be in danger when the athletes from Oklahoma, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Kansas and Iowa State clash in the arrival.
The records in 11.6 in the 120-yard high hurdles and 23.8 in the 220-yard high jumps were 145.9 and 167.3, respectively. The track coach on Minnesota State, while competing for Missouri, seem fairly sure to survive the present year, and the team will be able to win the braske star, in runners' hew 100-yd dash in 69.6 and the 220-yd dash in 20.7, do not appear likely to be successful.
May Crack 140 Record
However, Howerd, sophomore Iowa State state, said he had made a cave have been clocked in 14.8 in the high hardships this year and will possibly do that well in the meet. These same two men will be the chief coaches of the team, the Meier and Engle of Iowa State and Wileox of Kansas will be the leaders of the field in the two daubes, although it is seriously prattens Lauren's records.
Hurleysey and Kokoy of Missouri seem to have an excellent chance to crack the existing record of 49.8 in Iowa, which they accomplished their teammates, Dills and Brown, ought to set a new mark in the mike relay. The present record, held by Missouri, was set last year. These results are encouraging for the mark, while running in the mud at the Drake relays. Epstein and Swartz of Missouri, together with Hook of Iowa State, the indoor champion, should put the mark of 1.56 in the race.
Pozo Threatens Mile
“Pace” Fraxier, the diminutive Kansas star, looks like the biggest threat in the mile and two-mile run. He was the only man ever to complete a mile even now looks better than ever this year. His chief competitors will be Putnam and Hook of Iowa State. Putnam has already been clocked in the record of 4:23.2 in the mile run.
Frazier probably will be the most colorful athlete in the meet and certainly will bring in a lot of fans. In cross country he has to his credit two championships and one second place. His one defeat against Ray Coyon, former Iowa runner. He has been the two-mile champion of the conference for two years.
In the shut put, "Hippe" Howell of Oklahoma and Lyon of Kansas Aglies look the best. Howell also is a discuss bearer, and has bettered the Bryce and Drake of Oklahoma, English of Missouri, and Souls of Iowa State to be practically neck and neck for the pole vault, with Souls have vaulted the highest to 4 feet. The record is 13 feet 4 inches.
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The Oklahoma Sooners, who won the indoor title over Iowa State by 3 points, are not alone in winning Saturday, but they were dowered last Saturday by Nebraska in a duel meet. Every member of the conference has the Kansas State probably being the weakest of the group. All in all, six record holders, including Hurley, Missouri in the 440; Fraser, Kansas, two-mile run; Howell, Oklahoma, shot put; Shelly, Oklahoma, high jump; Drake, Oklahoma, high jump; and Missouri in the mile relay.
Tigers Doped Victors Over Kansas Baseball Team Friday-Saturday
Jayhawks Have Better Attach but Defense Is Inclined to. Pull Up
to Blow Up
The dope on the baseball tilt with the Missouri Tigera tomorrow based on the games played, seems to favor the game against the Tigers of their victories over the Jawahiri nine last week. It is hardly fair to base any comparison on the first game played at Columbus, although the Tigers had a three-run lead at that point. The second game was thrown away by the Kanada and allowed five Missouri runners to cross the plate. Of the 15 runs scored against the team on the last road trip, only two of these were earned
The Kansas attack is better than that of the Missourians. The Kansas outbirt them in both the games played, including a 10-5 victory, cording to John Bunn, head baseball coach. Captain Culp, Bert Iorga, and coach Jimmy Walker have added much power to the attack.
Kansas will be handicapped in the siege by the loss of "Rob" Thomson, a wounded Razorback from mound Friday, and Mort White, who pitched the 10 innings against Washington and who was beaten by the Falcons. The only likely choice for the Saturday tilt. Given good support by their teammates, these bursters should be hard to beat.
Hitting the freshman pitches almost at all, the squad was one of the fastest ever afternoon by a score of 3 to 1 yesterday at home, and it did so fair, but during this time Mort White held the freshman hits so scattered that they were almost entirely ineffec-
The fielding was of a better variety last night. A corking double killing in the fifth frame of yesterday's tilt, a second kill in the ninth between short and third, tossing to R.iBishop, who turned and threw to R. Calp at first in time to win the decision, made the infield to make it good only at times.
Walter Hagen Turns in New Record in Scotland
Muirfield Scotland—(UP) —Climbing 9 strokes off one player, Walter Hagen, was left unchanged as championship, turned in record breaking card of 67 for his second round in defense of his title over the long term. He won only three of only those within 14 strokes of the leader will remain in the championship. He also won another 36 holes of medal play.
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The Women's intramural baseball tournament has reached the half-way mark with only two more rounds to go. The women won the fifth round of the tournament played Wednesday afterrooming the Chiropractic Center in Omega 32 to 8, while the Alpha Xi Delta defeated the I Pbeta Phi Xi and the Kappa Kappa Gamma forfeited their games to their opponents who were the Tan Nu Tuans and the Tau Nu Tuans.
The Gamma Pi Betas defeated the Alpha XI Delta Bios 10 to 10 and the Alpha Delta Bios 12 to 12, the Gamma Dellas 13 to 6 in the two women's intramural baseball games
The Gamma Phis obtained an early lead on the Alpha Xi who did most of the damage and was the last timing. Hitchcock, Gamma Pi, was the star player of the game with 10 goals.
The battery for the Gamma Phi was Pruner and Huston while the battery for the Alpha Xie was Kisei. The battery for the Alpha Xie was tige tree up was Hitchcock, White, Henderson, Edinston, Van Riper, Linscott and Garvin. The line up of the Alpha Xie consisted of Glavelle, Teache, Tebucci, Edmunds, Edmons, E Sherborn, Kevarri.
Woman Sandlotters Reach Half Way Mark In intramural Tourney
Chi Omega Defeats Alpha Chi Alpha Xi Wins From Pi Phi in Fifth Round
Most of the scoring in the Delta Zeta-Alpha Gamma Delta game was done on errors.
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The battery for the Delta Zeta was Bryant and Goddard, and the Alpha Gamma Delta battery was MeC
Kowen and McNeal. The line up for the Delta Zetas was Taylor, Sabra, Epstein, Erhard, Miller, Graves, and Moon, while the Alpha Gamma Delta line up consisted of Rushton, Stoneback, Peken, Smith, Kootsch, and
This afternoon's schedule was:
4:30—Tau Nu Tau vs Alpha Omicron Ph.
Chi Omega vs. Alpha Chi Omega,
15—Kappa Kappa Gamma vs
Delta Zeta.
Delta Delta.
Pi Beta Phi vs. Alpha Xi Delta.
Golf Goes to Third Round
Intramural Matches Must Be Played by May 11
Winners of the second round matches are. Fleoch, Piai P; Chi C, Wen Cheng; Siao Shan; Sloan, Pi K A; Calkim, unmatched; Ranney, Pi K D; Helt, K; Beta; Prouty, Sig Algha I; Delta T, Kepa K; Bear, Dela Chi; Delta T, Beardis, Dela Chi; Delta T, Trimp, Eg; Ep; Starp, Delta Tau; Benson, Pi K A. Winners of the third round, having defeated K, is
First round doubles have been finished and the second round is to be played. The round play are: Jacobstrom-Weinberg, S A M; Morris-Calkins, unanticipated; Claims, Clan L; Hardman, Hardman, Blue, Beta; E. Jones-Ranney, Phil Deli; King-DeWoody, Theta Tau; Cochrane-Woodhead, U; Murphy-Smith, Murphy-Smith, Phil Gami; Louy-Gibson, D; U; Smith-rowley, Pi李 Kipim; Zion-Portiig, Sign Giam; Louis
Intramural golf singles matches have entered the third round and are to be played off by May 11.
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Huff and Hurd, Beta, won from Harsfield and Schumacher, Sig Eip, in the only second round match that has been played.
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Intramural Games
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The results of yesterday's intramu
ral baseball games are: Alta Tan
Omega, Chi Phi 31; Pi Kappa Alpha
35, Acinca 3; Beta Theta 17, Pi 17,
26; Delta 3, Delta 5, Sigma Launba
1; Delta Sigma 10, Pi 10,
Delta Chi 5.
Tuesday's results are: Delta Upsilon 12, Alpha KappaLambda 5; Phi Kappa Pi 23, Sigma Alpha Mu 10; Sigma Phi Epsilon 5, Sigma Phi Epsilon 5.
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Erosion 3; Triangle received a forfeit from Chi Digma Sigma; Chi Kappa 14, Chi Digma 2; Beta Theta 19, Chi Digma 3; Beta Theta 16, Chi Pigman Delta 11, Chi Pigman Delta 11, Chi Pigman Delta 11.
A Chinese couple will be married May 18 at the Memorial Union at the University of Wisconsin. The ceremony will be American in every detail, the bride and bridgement who will be dressed in native Chinese costumes.
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