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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCR 10. 1929
Kansas Grapplers in Fourth Place at Big Six Meet
Cox, Church and Cochrane Prove Point Winners; K.S.A.C. and O.U.
Tie for First
Tom Cox, Jabyk wrestling captain, a 145-pounder, and Steve Church 165 pounds, won the championships of their respective weights in the Big East tournament night at Norman, Okla. Allen Cochran, 175 pounds, went to the finals but lost by a decision in the last match. These three point-winners grained from each place in the meet which Oldham and Kansas State tied for first place.
Oklahoma, and Kansas State team for the Big Six championship honors, each winning 16 points, while Iowa State won 14. The one point margin over the three Jayhawkers. Nebraska placed fifth with 15 points. Oklahoma trailed the Big Six with 6 points.
Winners/in class matches:
115-pound class: Leach, Oklahoma first; McCormick, Iowa State, second and Latimer, Kansas State third.
125-pound elast: Mantcoch, Okla
homa; first; Cole, Iowa State, second
and Earhlind. Nebraska, third.
135-pound class: Captain Holding
Town State, first; Brown, Kansas
State, second; and Bashara, Okla-
mia, Omaha.
145-pound class; Captain Cox, Kansas; first; Alson, Kansas State second, and Campbell, Oklahoma third.
155-pound class: Simick, Nebraska,
first; Berry, Oklahoma, second,
and Warner, Kansas State, third.
165-pound class: Church, Kansas first; Toman, Nebraska, second, and Hawkins, Missouri, third.
175-pound class: Robbins, Missouri first; Cochrane, Kansas, second, and McKibble, Kansas, State, third.
Unlimited class: Errington, Kansas State, first; Goodale, Iowa State second, and Bass, Oklahoma, third.
Japanese Are Lecturers
Little Outside Work Done in Japanese Schools
Appleton, Ws. — The educational system used in Japanese colleges is decidedly different from that employed American colleges. Students often taught in Japan for six years. Sometimes 32 hours a week are spent in lectures with no outside work. This situation is probably due to the lack of libraries or resources.
Co-education in Japan is rare with the exception of kindergartens and a very few schools of higher learning.
Japanese students are interested in athletics—tennis and basketball. They also have school clubs, where they work together to hold between groups of schools.
The subject matter taught is most the same as that used in our college, and has also been taught in French second. German is taught in connection with science and mod-
Most of the schools in Japan are controlled by the government. The majority of the faculty members are Japanese. Practically the only subjects taught by Americans are English, an authentic accenture, and theology.
Miss Gwin says that Japan friendly to the United States.
Alumnus Is Interested in K. U. After 30 Year
How interested will you be in the events on the campus thirty years from now?
Dr. George F. Weida, now a professor at William Jewell College, Liberty. Mo., received his B.S. degree from this university in 1987. He took charge of him, asking for a catalog of the University and other publications as they appear. He said that he is nearer to the scene of former days since he took charge of it. He has been a professor at William Jewell College he has been for several years,
After leaving K. U., Dr. Weida received a Ph. D. degree from John Hopkins University and was in leadership in that institution. He is now married and has two sons, one of whom is preparing for the Epicophaeum ministry at a secondary school.
In spite of various other interests,
Doctor Weida expressed a desire to
keep in touch with K. U.
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"But the Ground Hog Saw His Shadow"
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A welcome to all
Former Star Selected to Pilot Wichita Team
Dutch Lorentz, remembered as a Kansas football, basketball, and baseball star of '18, '19 and '20, now head coach of the University, has been Universityized by the Henry's quintet of Wichita to coach them in the National A. A. U. basketball tournament which opens in Kaukauna, Hall City, Mo., tomorrow.
Lonborg was an all-valley game in the court game in 1919. He scored twice and scored his coach he coached at Washburn. The Honcyes are expected to make a strong team.
Results of Tryouts for Water Carnival Announced by W.A.A.
for Stunts
Swimming Groups Are Chosen
More Eliminations Later
for Stuarts
Results of final tryouts for three of the five groups in the Women's Athletic League, including rates*, have been announced by Mrs Ruth However, of the department at the University.
Those qualifying for diving practice are Alice Gaskill, Alice Sherbon Graec Kiel, Lilian Peterson, Elvin bethheron and Virginia Power.
Those qualifying for form swimming are Mildred Turland, Anita Moore, Polly Speelman, Dorothy Shad, and Charlotte Clark.
The speed swimming group includes Mary Stoneback, Rachel Grace, Grace Kid, Aileen Eagle, Evelyn Easton, Marissa Feldman, Kelsey Elliott, Alicia Gaskill, Harriet Fritz, Lillian Peterson, Alice Sherbon and Romie Wade. These groups will be announced later.
There will be further elimination truynets for the other groups and any one still wishing to try out should contact us. We will be fully qualified for these truynets are:
Stunt group: Elizabeth Hoaford, Myra Little, Virginia Derny, Leila Grace, Grahame Glaville, Doris Hurni, Betsy Short, Mena Munney, and Betty Short
Floating group; Betty Wilkinson, Virginia Coffman, Therese Bett, Marguerite Koehler, Alice Gaskell, Thomas Fischer, Caroline Louise Wolverton, Helen Steen, Louise Laundre, Louise Wright, Caroline House, Dorothy Christensen, Jacqueline Coat, and
inrence Kisercker.
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The following seminal matches will be run-off beginning at 4:30 Monday afternoon:
4:30, 138-lb, class: Bunn, A. K. L.
vs. Youngstrom, Theta Tau. Teu.
son, Sig Eg in, Clay, unattached.
4:50, 148-b class; Sory, Triangle
vs. Botaford, unattached; Milney,
unattached, vs. Gradinger, K. P. A.
5:10, 158-b, class: Baker, A. K. Psi, vs. Cox, Theta Tau; Douglas, unattached, vs. Keller, Sig Up.
5.30, 168th class; Graham, A. K
Psi, vs; Plake, Sig Epi; Lawrence
Phi Delt, vs; Yeager, Sig Epi
Finals will begin at 7:30 Tuesday night.
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Bunn Calls First Jayhawk Baseball Practice Monday
The first outdoor workout of the season will be given baseball candidates Monday afternoon, according to an announcement made Saturday by Robinson Athletic. The team have been working out daily in Robinson gymnastium for the past month, getting the flippers loosed up a bit before going outside to face
Seven kettermen are expected to answer the call for the first practice game. A successful season, Captain Wayne Culp, shortstop, will be back, as will K Johnston, an infielder; Munny, Mei Koh, an outfielder; Mack, Schmidt and Tompich, pitchers.
Some Promising New Men
Some promising new men, including all round athlete, Tom Bishop, basketball star, and Ralston Culp, brother of captain Wayne Culp, are now among the field positions. Targo is exceptionally fast, and报到 to be a team leader.
7 Letter Men May Report
Batteries Have Had
Workouts for
One Month
Paul Fisher, a left-hander, seems to be good bob for a regular tiger and good control for a southpaw, and good control for a southpaw. Edgar Schmidt and Rob Thomas will dependable men who will probably see quite a bit of action this spring in.
Thomson, Father, and Schmidt are versatile men who can play other positions as well as holding down the pitching assignment. Fisher is a first-hassman. Thomson an infielder playing either second or third, and Schmidt is an outfielder. Thomson is a defensive man at the mound, and in the field had year.
Ten Pitchers to Report
Other picture who have been working out regularly indoors include Fletcher, Harper, Wilson, Anderson, Miller and others who are not able to draw receiving assignments when the season opens are Trumbull, Schroeder and French.
April 25 and 26, Iowa. State at Ames.
April 12 and 13, Kansas State as
Arizona.
May 1 and 2, Missouri at Columbia.
May 3 and 4, Washington at St. Louis.
May 10 and 11, Missouri at Lawrence.
May 17 and 18, Oklahoma at Law-
renge.
May 24 and 25, St. Mary's at St.
Mary's exhibition.
May 28 and 29, Kansas State at Manhattan.
May 31, and June 1, Nebraska is Lincoln
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Men Showing Up Well To Make Trip to Illinois
The half-mile race went to Hin show, with Youngman a close second. Ed Fortune won, and the third, distance star, having no competition in the longer events, did not participate in the tryouts, but is certain to accompany its success.
Track aspirants were put through their paces yesterday afternoon on the stadium floor from the meet, Saturday, March 16, which will be the next test for the Jawahir runners. Although they are expected to definitely announced who will make the trip to Illinois, the men who showed up in host yesterday's tryouts will have to do a quick amount which will represent Kansas. *Largestur*, a sophomore, took the
Lagerquist, a sophomore, took the 410-dash from a clausty field Jones, Miles, and Ash, respectively hidden behind him.
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Intramural Basketball Semi-Finals Will Be Played Monday Night
Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Delta Theta Beta's and Pi K. A.'s,
Semi-finals in the intramural basketball tournament were reached by the winners of the four division playoffs, with each team winning in which 28 fraternities took part.
Fhi Kappa Psi, Phi Delta Theta,
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Pi Kappa Alpha defeated Alpha Kappa to 10 to 16 daytime morning, and then to division three. Both teams were tied for first place, following the suspension of all players; further intramural competition. Tomorrow night at 8:30 Pm Pi Kappa Pauline defeated Division one and four, respectively, will meet in the second game of the remi-
At 7:30 Beta Theta Fi and Pi Kappa Alpha, will meet to decide which team shall play the winner of the game
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immediately following. The Betta's won the championship of division two and turned in a clear record as did the Phi Delt's.
Other games today morning included the ninth victory for Phi Kappa Pi, by virtue of their win over Michigan. The game was a single victory. The score was 90 to 28. Alpha Kappa Kappa won early from Sigma Phi Epsilon, 21 to 14, and the Pi Kappa Alpha victory over Alpha Kappa Pi capped the morning's best record of 25 wins be charged for the semi-final and final games.
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