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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928
Fall Track Meet Goes to Phi Psi's With 84½ Points
Alpha KappaLambda Take
Second With 62; Delta
Tau Close Third
With 60 1-4
At the close of the intramural track funals which were run in the stadium field yesterday afternoon at 8:45 a.m. of 81-2 points. Second place was taken by Alph Kappa Lambda. Deltan Traa Deltan grafter 60-1-4 points for third
The records for two intramural events were broken in the meet by E. J. Walton and Paul Boardman. The distance of 172 feet, 6 inches, for a new record, the old distance being 108 feet, in the high jump, Boardman. The distance of 95 feet, in the bar at a height of 5 feet, 11-4 inches, breaking the old record of 5 feet, 9 inches.
The finals in all events;
100-yard dash, time 10:9.1—First,
Postwrestle, Delta Tau Deltar? second,
woods, Delta Tau Deltar; third,
Randall, unmatched; fourth, Minnick
129-yard hurdles, time 17:14—First. Snell, Accomplia; second, Warmie, Kappa Sigma; third, kleeper, Phi Kappa Psi; fourth, Cardwell, Phi Kappa Psi.
404-yard dash, time 541:1 —First Potter, Alpha Kappa Lambda; second Clemman, Pik Kapka Pek; third, Everham, Iam Kapka Lambda; fifth, Kanika Kappa Lambda.
229-yard dash, time 38:21 — First. Coleman, Phi Kappa Pi, second and third. Postseason, Delta Tau Delta. Wright, Phi Kappa Pi, second. Virtue, Alpha Kappa Lambda.
440-yard relay, time 845.5-- first Delta Tau Delta; second, Phil Kappa Pauli; third, Alpha Kappa Lambda fourth, Phi Delta Theta.
Mile relay, time 4:11. First, Delta
Tau Delta; second, Phi Delta; Theta
third, Alpha Kappa Lambda; fourth,
Phi Kappa.
Javelin win distance, 172 feet, 12 inches. — First, Walt, Piazza Kipa Alba; second, Warbond, Kipa Sigma Gignac; third, Kipa Fajara Kipa 1st; fourth, Ross, Phi Kipa.
High jump, height 5 feet 11 in
1-inchets--First, Boardeee, Delta Chi
triple tie, Howard, Phi Koupa FoP
Harper, Delta Chi, Chi Scae, Accea
Mite; medley relay, time 4:58.
First, Phi Kappa Pa; second, Alpha
Kappa Lambidi; third, Phi Kappa
fourth, Delta Chi.
880-yard relay, time 1:40.1–5:01.
Piki Phara Paai; second, Alpha Phara Lambd; third, Delta, Taur Delta; fourth, Phara Phara.
Discus throw, distance 115 feet. — First, Walton, P I Kappa Alba, second and third, Fay, Delta Chi, Rhos, Pi Kappa fourth, Fourth, Beta Theta
229 yard hurdles, time 27.3*. First:
Phi, Kappa Phi; Paack, second;
Snell, Acacia; third, Miller, Sigma
Cit; fourth, Kappa, Kappa Sigma
Broad jump, distance 19 feet 9 inches—First, Potter, Alpha Kappa Larwabi; second, Wanyi, Kip Kappa Lorwabi; third, Chihli, Chi Chi, fourth, Bardellia, Delta Kii.
Pole vault height 19 feet 6 inches—First, Moore, Alpha Braha Lambda; second, Beam,sigma Alpha Epsilon; third, Foster, Beta Tau Psi, Pontius, Pi Kappa Fai, Phi Abbotts, Pi Tha Delta Theta Wray, Phi Kappa Fai
Totals of the first five: Pik Kappa
Pai, 84-1, 8-2. Alpha Kappa Lambda,
62. Delta Taun Daith, 69-1, 8-4.
Cpa, 51-1, 8-2. Pik KappaLambda, 50.
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In the Big Six Tomorrow
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In the Missouri Valley Grinnell vs. Washington at St Louis.
COACH HM MARGISS
Recivil of good spirits in the football world at K. U., this season have been largely due to the work of W. H. "Bill" Hargiss, new head coach who o came here from several successful seasons. A victory from Missouri will mean the end of a successful first season.
All persons who are planning to purchase tickets for the Kansas-Missouri football game at Columbia are invited to attend the athletic office reports,
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The senior team maintained its lead in the women's hockey tournament by defeating the sophomore team 5-3 Thursday afternoon.
Seniors Continue to Lead
Defeat Sophomores in Hockey Game; Juniors Win
WHICHEVER WAY YOU LOOK AT IT—
Charlotte Harper with three goals and Betty Short with two scored for the seniors. Laura Iwin made one goal and Deckster two for the sophomores.
the senior lucup; May Sneed, b;
Betty Short, b; Charlotte Harper, cf;
Piaola Cost, ri; Evelyn East, rw;
Ale Gaskill, b; Elleanor Nortchub,
b; Petra Blankh, b; P煞 Kraler
b; Ribma Blunk, b; Riben Parker
b; keeper.
You'll say the team of Keaton-Torrence and the Mississippi River is the greatest comedy trio ever filmed.
The juniors won from the freshman 21-4, the game at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, and from junior 16, Ennis' second junior, made the goals for their team, and Margaret Lawson scored one.
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present standing of the teams:
W 1 W 2
Seniors 3 1 0.1000
Junior 1 2 2 .3333
Somerscore 1 2 2 .3333
Freshman 1 2 2 .3333
The present standing of the teams:
Because of rain no games were played today.
Shows: 3-7-9
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Women Are Expected to Equal Former High Records
Prospects of a successful season for the woman's rift team are excellent, according to Lloot, H. F. Meyers, in charge of the rift teams at the unit.
Rifle Team Is Promising
The rife range has been remodeled and greatly improved, and under the coaching of Sgt. William Kolender, the women should stand a good chance to uphold the nation's goals from former K. U. teams, have rated.
Since the call for candidates, a few days ago, 160 people have come out for practice, but there is still room for 20 more to try. We have been by signing up at the range in Fowler Shops, until Nov. 23.
A week end of good football games, including two intersections game and two important conference games, is provided the followers of the Big
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defeated class, Nebraska entertains the strong Pittsburgh Panthers at Lincoln Saturday, while Missouri goes its way on defense. The two versatility. The two conference games are between the Kansas Aggies and Iowa State at Ames, and Oklahoma State at Ames.
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