THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FOUR
SUNDAY. APRIL 21, 1929
High School Meet Taken by Wichita for the 6th Time
Halstead Wins Class B Two Records Broken and One Tied in Rain
Werbita high school repeated its performance for the past six years by winning twenty-three Annual Intercollegiate Track and Field field held yesterday in collaboration with the Seventh Annual Kannah Relays. Haliendist won the class B championship.
Wyndotte high trailed Wichita in 15 points to finish second in class A. Wyndotte fourth. In class B, Ford Royal and Washington finished in a tie for the top.
The meet was run off on a songs track and field, with rain coming down on the runners. A few minutes before the events. At the time for the last race to be run, the cinder oval was full of spectators.
Two records were broken and one tied despite the adverse weather conditions, and surprisingly fast time was made in most of the track events.
Coffman of First Kirk high, comfort-
able office, 215 W. 7th St., the pole waned when he went 12 feet 4 and 18 inches to be the former Lawrence in 1927 by 2 and 7.8 inches.
The Shawnee Mission medley relay team covered the distance in nine minutes, and won a new record for that event that beat former runner Donna Dorra in 12-1 seconds. Hugh Bryant, Eloise and Allen were to the Shawnee Mission runners to set the new record.
The swiss of Junction City tied the record of 10 fitt for the century dath, and made him high point man in class. A Coffman of Food Rural was hung up with a record pole vault, to be first place in the bread jump, and fourth in the
How the teams finished;
Class A—Wibritin, 33; Wyndottetter,
20 Fort Scott, 17; El Dorado, 14
Shawnee Mission, 12.
Class B-Halstead, 24; Ford Rural,
21; Washington, 21; Glen Elder, 20;
Waterville, 9.
Freshman Practice Cut
Team to Develo
Brans Expects Good Baseball Team to Develop
Wet weather and the change of officials has greatly reduced the number of freshman baseball workouts held this week. Each account of the Relay.
The next game for the freshmar team is with the varsity Thursday.
Coach Brans, who recently took over the first year team, is doing his best to get a hinge of the men. In spite of their efforts, the coach before during practice the men were given a good workout in the positions which they wish to fill and were able to perform successfully on the handside of time the coach expects to be able to turn out a good team. He has asked the co-operation team to come on time. By making the workout last later the coach hopes to be able to accomplish a great deal during the re-coupling.
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Texas, keypoint of aviation during the war, will be represented at the show. Squadrons of army planes from the government fieldbases in San Francisco and Galveston are to be taken to take part in the exhibit and air show.
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A Game of Inca Football Is Won By Delta Chi's For Sigma Kappa's
The ancient-game of Ica football was revived for a few minutes Saturday morning when 11 fraternities, including St. John's University, gathered at twenty-second and Massachusetts streets with the firm reimbursing the $20,000 gain a 15-inch loving cup for their fraternity and a similar cup for the sorority under whose colors each was painted.
Final results give Delta Chi representa-
ging Sigma Kappa first place. Pi Gamma
Delta representing Kappa Alpha
Kappa Lambda's running for
Gamma Pi Beta third, Pi Kappa
Alpha, under the Kappa Alpha Theta
colors run fourth, and Beta Theta Pi
Alpha with fifth place.
THREE MARKS FALL IN DELUGE OF RAIN
(Continued from page 1)
Two Mi-See H School Relay
Team. 2015 MI-See H School
Microbead, Miller, Wyndethat, K. C. Kan,
Kansas; Sterling, Cole, Dahl, Maurice, Sand
Lake, Dickinson, Lake, Lake
Lake, Dickinson, Lake, Time 8:30
Send Your Second Hand Clothing
THE MILITARY WORKS
Won a bill for $150,000.
Councilman G. Menjoum; second, E. R. Swarts; Alarm, Illermann; Brothers, Beaver, Bidwell, Biond, Calvert, Cannon, Coates, Doyle, Fortune, Scaureman, Hirmuth, Timmer.
Two Mile College Row
Wendy hee hee hee hee,
Walter Collins, Windmill Ridge;
Emma Tremonts, Emma Collins,
third, Sherman, Skipperwood, Codley
Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul;
Pastor, Ireland, Macdonald,
Paul, Irish, Macdonald.
Time 9.18.32
HALF SIDE SCREEN ROWS
1. Bill Terry, Birmingham, Mooney, Moe
2. Tiffany, Erwinham, Mooney, Moe
3. Terry, Erwinham, Mooney, Moe
4. Mr. Prisoner, I.D.A., C.M.C., O'Donnell, Dr.
5. Dale, C.M.C., O'Donnell, Dr.
6. Second section won by Ben Angliffe, a
7. Second section won by Ben Angliffe,
8. 12:29, Walt Disney, McGraw, Danielson,
Watts, C.K.M., 12:32, Rahmey, Kel
On back of time you will be San Angelo, Texas
San Antonio, Hawaii, second, Central, KCM
bird, and Wichita, fourth. Best time, 1:32.
to
Quarter Mile University Relay
Washington, D.C.
Crowne, Kara, Paterson, Kansas, 422
St. James, John, Bonney, Willey, Noble, Thibodeau,
Hancock, St. Mary's, 395
Lionel, 11,096 England, England, Nicholas, 836
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Second season won by Milwaukee. 42,3rd.
Kim Dum, Broomhill, Lowe, Northwest,
Tampa Bay, Texas, third, Detroit, Monick, Danish, Wiehl, Oklahoma, fourth, Altman, Milwaukee.
On basis of time, won by Illinois; Kansas
cond. Missouri Bird; Nebraska Tourn. Best
meet. 410.
Our *Mile Rate*
Won it to Florida, Whitehill, White Starp, Abate, Nutter Dame, second, Brown Bremen, W. J. Brown, Newkirk, Kansas, Arkansas, fourth, Will Starp, Winbrow
Best-born wife by Olsa Barbatte, 3 (21),
Burham, Willamow, Williamston; Marie,
Younes, Toucher, second, 1.921, Dennis, Colby;
T. S. Smolich, third, Ud. Unified, 1.820,
Olsen.
Second heat won by Hadingt College (1-3), Harrell, Lindell, Denny Berman, Dartman, Jansen, Tolman, Ward, Elysia Shaw, McEnterrier, Gervisiel College (4-2), UCLA, Bellman, Amplow, How
Third heat—by KSTO in 13:43. Kuch, Knisky, Morran, Freeman. McPhee in Colley, second, Brewer, Punnett, Nankman in Carroll, third, Bird, Austin, Pardon D., B. Barrowx
On basis of time, won by Hastings; Okaka-
ma Bispati, second; KSTC, Pittsburgh;
KSTC, Emporia, fourth. Best time
2011.
HIGH SIDE CINEMAS
Gardena, CA - Patton Street, Iowa; Iowa Uni-
kings; Cave, Patterns Towers, Iowa; Unit-
ing Center, Chicago; Newbury Park, Neb.
; New, third, Easter, Lowe, Flower, Norw
rson; Short run by Tony, U.S.A., 1,389, B.
Square; Sioux City, Iowa; Sioux Square,
Sipe, Pearl, Wilson, Iowa State third,
Boston; Ohio State fourth; Ohio State
bounce, of time, Illinois, Iowa, Iowa.
High School Hits
Worthington, Ohio
Won by: John A. McGregor,
Mary E. Nolen, Hardman, Maureen, in 3:49:52.
Temple, Ohio
Resident: Central, K. C., Meier,
Third Infantry, Tampa, II; Brandon Lawson, Wiltshire.
and Kansas (fourth), 1:9.3.
Medley High School Relay
Ballis saluted in all directions, into cars, under cars, upon porches, lwurch through water and mud, striking points over the ditch. The kickers. The Delta Chie's took the lead early in the race, and held it by playing the bad straight ahead and then going down the hill. Byron Sarvis who was chairman of the Delta Chie's had his doubts as whether or not his team would appear until a minute or two before the start.
Midley College Ringer
Won in Midlane II, in Midlane Carter,
Wide Wheel, Pitching, Normal Core,
Normal Core
Paul Parker's Sigma Nu team champions for Chi Omega security, John Boyer's Gamma Chi's representing Gamma Phi's and Charles Whitmer's Delta Phi's to kicking for the A. They would arrive in time for the match.
Worst by U. of MICH, 10:59.1, Sermann, Lamson, Renmont, Monier, Monier 2nd, Alisonon Haracki, Chapman, Chapman; Chicago, third, Hatch, Paulson, McGrath; Worst by C. Fattie, Cartin, Weigler, Strain, Anderson
lug, brace, second, Beek, Woffe, Griner, Petter
Walden, Wollanson, Bird, Lindel, Lyman, Van
Adria, Wadge
One Mile High School Relay
Lewis, Morgan; Bonner, Morrison; Wakeford, Westport
Jones, Brothers; Morrison, Wakeford;
Wilson, John; Hickey, Jim; Sawing; Wyndham; Zion, Cornell; Goodwin, Albarron; Pimblett, Pinatchee; Academy, Huron
Won by Obi Bantle, in 24.2. Fulfon, Won by Nigel Emmons, in 23.1. De Soto, Second, Bathley, Lincoln, Kroes, C. Hewson, Pittsburgh fourth, third, Keithy, Syndrome, Fourth, Kutchinch, Kutchinch, Almon, Freeman, Kutchinch, Kutchinch, Kutchinch
Won by Mommy, time 6:21. Halset, Gill,
Brown, Kowau; Kayne, Mason; second, Mice,
Ark, Ah; donee, Chicago; third, host,
Stewart, Fitzpatrick; fourth, host,
Ferrara, Stamate,岛。
TOU-WARN
Tam Warne of Northwestern set a new meet record and was tied by 'Otterone' of Minnesota at 12 feet 4 and 34 inches.
One Mile University Relay
Pole Vault
It Found Santa Pat
Won be Battie, Colleo, Aggente; 47/51 1-2
Howell, Okla., second, White, KSTC,扑柴,
bürd, third, Hertz, Neb, STC fourth.
Won by Kaster, II, 25.7, 1.4, Simone, II,
second, Mondel, Kyankh, third, Tenson,
third.
18th. Colo, Agizie, set a new record at 161 ft. 9 l. 2 in., Howell of, Ohio, also broke record with a throw of 141 ft. 2 l. in. Glenn Washington, third; Hertz, Neure, fourth.
Tou for Best, Shalay, Olka, Perkins, Teas and Carr, Ull, tie for fourth, Stewart, In Doole, Kawai, for Stockton, N. M. Height
JAWNTH THROW
Won by Kennedy, Central Missouri 270,
183.1 first; Revan, KSTC, Kansas, second;
Brown, N.M., third; Tiffany, fourth.
Kansas Academy to Meet
University Faculty Members to Be on Program
Plus-Fours Catch New Advocates in Miner.
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The Kansas Academy of Science will hold their 61st annual meeting at the Kansas State Agricultural College at KSU. The faculty will bring together a large number of the scientists of the state for the purpose of conducting research in several scientific fields, Dean L. D. Havenbill, of the School of Pharmacy, is treasurer of the acad-
A number from the University of Kansas faculty appear on the proceedings of a meeting, papers will be submitted by the following: Dean, D. Havenhil, "Remin, Standardization and Decomposition in Pharmacy," an instructor in pharmacy, "A Preliminary Report on a Study of Sinusone Calcium Phosphate
In the chemistry-physics meeting the following papers will be presented. Some of these papers are written in English, and others in German. Prof. E. B. Daimi and Sister Agnes Ellen Daily, "The Preparations and Reactions of Certain Formamidines," Prof. F. B. Daima and Sister Agnes Schwab, "The Synthesis of Thiazolidones," Prof. E. Lee Treecer and Prof. Ray Q. Brewster, "A Study of Nitrobenzene," Prof. Robert Taft and Harold Burham, "The Electro-Deposition of Lead from Liquid Ammonia Solutions," Prof. Robert Taft and E. M. Esses, "Form of Electro-Deposited Copper," Prof. Robert Taft and Jesse Starke, "Gels of Cellulose Acetate in Liquid Acetic Acid," Prof. Robert Taft and Liquid Malm, "Solvents for Gum Arabic," Prof. Arthur W. Carpenter, "Moltenium Studies in Ternary Systems: Cueric Acetic Acium Acetate-Acetic Acid," Prof. Ray Q. Brewster, "Organic Compounds with Liquid Hydrogen Iodide," Prof. C. V. Kent and Howard P. Smith, "Air Temperatures Arround a Heated Wire."
Spanish Students Will Present Play Cervantes Day
'La Reja' Cast Announced
There will be two special lectures on the program, one on "Chemical Warfare," by Major Haleigh Shekerjianyo, Fort Leavenworth, and one on "The Function of the Anterior Hypophysis" by Evans, of the University of California.
lowing papers will be presented: Prof. R. H. Beamer, "Scolops Osborne Ball in Kansas" Prof. B. Lawen, "The Sculps" Prof. H. B. Hungerford, "Here and There in European Museums in Quest Prof. H. B. Hungerford's book will be illustrated
A large number of the University faculty are planning to attend the meeting.
The cast of the play, "La Reja",
to be given by the students of the State
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
April 27, was announced Friday.
The play is to be a part of the
program by which teachers and student-
leaders of the State will celebrate the anniversary of
the death of Cervantes. This annual
event will feature the New Calefacera,
the Kansas chapter of the American
Association of Teachers of Spanish, a
bouquet at the New Calefacera, and
a lecture on the history of the
following will take place in "La
Reja" (Rosario, Mary Matthews; Sean
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Luis, Lais Avilas; Felipe, Edel
Goldenstein; Merceur Myron
Osborne; Osburn; Joe, Jose H. Mihalogu.
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Pi Lambia Theta, national honorary educational fraternity for women, initiated 22 candidates Thursday evening in Frazer ball. Those initiated are members of the university of the English department, Mateel Rich, c. 180, Elizabeth Harper, c. 180, WilliWilliams, ed. c. 220, Ella Ruder, ed. c. 220, Winnie Winnie, hill, c. 220, Winnie Winnie, Macon, ed. c. 220, Clarene Bradford, c. 20, Florence McClure, c. 20, Mildred Merrill, ed. 20, Mary Catherine Coogave, c. 20, Mary Catherine Coogave, c. 20, Mary Fee, ed. 20, Mary Ann Woodward, gr. Zola Snyald, c. 20, Bennie McNiel, c. 20, Mary Margaret Mathwee, c. 20, Mary Whisman, ed. c. 20, Trotter, c. 20, and Nora Malt, adv., st. college.
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