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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1928
Kansas Freshman Tracksters Lose Meet to Missouri
Final Score 61-75 Although
Jayhawk Athletes Win
Most of Firsts
in Events
Tiger freshman tracker outchessed the Jayhawkers in a dual telegraphic tract meet which was held last week 75 to 61. Kansas won nine first hits for Missouri in the individual events, but the Tigers won many ace points in addition to the half mile and mile calcs to gain the winning points.
Record scored by the squads from both schools to be counted in the valley telegraphic most were included in time allowed for the marks to be made
Lagerupet of Kansas and Swartz of Missouri tied for high point honors, each winning two events. The similarities between the 401 and 406 in winning time, while Swartz jogged over the much longer mile and two-mile courses to annex his two
Harcock made seven counters. for
second Kansas high point honors. Wil-
lex won the century dash in the time
of 10-fat while Ziegler run the half-
mile in near second time, to win
the nearest Missouri count from the
nearest Missouri.
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Kansas Muster and Fulter, Missouri
tied for second. Time 10 seconds that
bought back. Won by Lagerstein
Summary of Events:
404-yard dash—Won by Lagrangey Kansas; Craig, Missouri; second; McComb, Kansas, third. Time 50.4 sec ends.
880-yard run—Won by Ziegler Kanye Jr. miss, Missouri; second, Kenneth Cole miss, Missouri; Mile run—Bwantz, Missouri; Collin Woon, Missouri; second, Mann
Two-mile run—Won by Swartz,
Mouriar; McComb, Kansas, second,
Voight, Mouriar, third. 10:09:38
120-yard hard hurdles—Won by Nichols, Kansas; Hancock, Kansas, and Zigler, Missouri; tied for second, Time 16.4 seconds.
220-yard low hurdles—Won by
Soice, Kansas; Ziegler, Missouri,
second; White, Missouri, third. Time
27.1 seconds.
Pole vault—Won by Treeblood
Kansas; Vavn, Missouri, second
Whitsett, Missouri, third. Height 12 feet 4 1/2 inches.
Broad jump—Won by Payne, Kansas; Rogers, Kansas, second; Roberts Kansas, third, Distance 21 feet 8 inches.
Shot put—Won by Gladden. Missi
souri; Ward, Kansas; second; Meyer
buff, Missouri; third. Distance 41 fee
11 3-4 inches
Discus: throw-Won by Reece, Missouri; Ward, Kanaea; second, Gilbert Missouri; third, Distince 131 feet 2 3-inches.
Javelin throw. Won by. Gilbert Missouri; Anderson, Missouri, second no third, Distance 171 feet 9 1-inches.
880. yurl relay—Won by Missouri Time 1:33.5.
Mile relay—Won by Missouri, Tim 3:12.6
Total score—Missouri 75, Kansas 61
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K. U. Professors of 25 Years Ago Not Only Taught Classes But Were Forced to Be Coal Stokers As Well
How music instructors at the University had to be coal stoker as well, was related by Prof. C, S. Skilton in his reminiscences of 25 years spent at K, U, given at one of the events in his honor held during the recent music festival. Professor Skilton began with his arrival here in 1903, and remained there until the recent occurrences which have taken place during his long period of teaching.
In the East when he accepted the new position, Mr. Skilton began noticing newspaper stories about Kansas floods and tornadoes, with frequent reference to the wildness of the frontier thrown in for spice. It was with a desire to learn about these storms that he learned on arriving at the Eldridge house in Lawrence, that the landlord had hanged himself the night before. For years the School of Fine Arts was housed in the old North College building, and when Mr. Skilton telediplayed the entire story, the old paragon it contained in a twinkle in his eye that bespoke satisfaction with the present improved location of the music department.
One of the chief difficulties with old North College was that there was no central heating plant, but instead a coal store in every room. In cold
School Track Records Broken in Two Events by Kansans This Year
Besides Marks Given Officia Credit, Three More Have Been Exceeded
Two new records will go down in the annuals of Kansas track history when these were broken in the half-mile relay and bread jump, and will be officially released.
Been Exceeded
It is required that those breaking the existing records, must win first place in the meet in which the mark is made.
Art Schroeder heaved the javelins, his arm raised above his chest, but was only third. His distance was 173 feet 4 inches, beating the mark held by Everett Bridger.
Melnerney broke the broad jump record made by himself last year by leaping 24 feet 6% inches at the Texas Relays.
Spangler also shattered the mark at the valley meet but was second to McMurray's mark made earlier in the season.
Youngman and Hinshao have on three occasions exceeded the present half-mile record, but have been unfortunate in having beaten in all of the record breaking races. Youngman ran the half in 156 at the Mist Training Center, where his best steppe in 157 for their best marks of the season.
Fraxier broke the valley record in the two-mile but did not beat the mark made indoors by himself last year.
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In such weather it was necessary for the instructor to become a veritable stoker and shaved coal into the fireplace or to lecture for a few moments on the dominant seventh cord," Mr. Kilton said, "and then after time out to scoop in a shaved or two coal, I found in a chord that the students had resolved the chord"
Ruck in those days chapel was held every day in the chapel of Fraas hall, and Professor Skilton played the organ in the service opened with the doxology and a big, rolling chord from the organ. He played very well, given likewise. Likewise at the end of chapel, when the Rock Chalk was given, a very similar bark chord from the organ
But one day the professor who led the singing and the yelling took a joke, and apparently in anxious angriness he began like this when Mr. Shilton played the doxology chord: "R-o-e-k-c-a-h-i-k-l-n". And then with a denigrate, he realized his mistaken, from whom all blessings flow . . .
Annual Freshman Week to Be Held in Oklahoma.
(United Press)
Norman, Okla, May 22—The first annual "Freshman Week" which the University of Oklahoma has been planning for nearly a year, will be instituted next September to welcome freshmen and freshmen students who will arrive in Norman for the beginning of the fall term.
"Freshman Week" will be taken up with a general assembly for all incoming freshmen on the night of Sept. 10, English entrance examinations, and a program of freshman and a first year man what it is all about." This program will consist of speeches and get-together meetings.
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Tennis and Horseshoes Singles Titles Decided
Single championship in both tennies and horsebacks have now been developed. Bumont Burnett, fa20, is the winner in horseshoes, while Randolph Burnett, fa30, is the winner in goats.
Burnett defeated Orin Jordan in the tournay to gain first honors, while Nell and Paul Kabler to triumph in tennis.
Team honors in both the tennis and horseshoe tournays will be announced tomorrow.
Kansas Pitching Star Is Nickname Champion
In addition to holding a record of seven games won so far this season, the team is also the pitcher of the University of Kansas baseball team, has nonexcluded the title
He is the target for a barrage of nickname numbering no less than 10,000. A couple of them is a Scandinavian. Consequently what could have been more appropriative might have been less so.
As time were on and his ability as a portside became more evident, he began to work with the handle of "Lefty". The list was swelled to four during the spring of 1924 when Eddie Halpin, former captain of the Navy, fixed the title of "Hook" to the other half of the battery. With the number of batteries in the supply should have been exhausted but somewhere down the line, Swenson annexed the title "Kelly" the origin of the word.
Besides his other accomplishments, "Swede" is champion jockey among his teammates. Any time when not in position to lead, he tries to find "Swens" in a coaches' box, choosing his teammates or giving the coach more successes more than the average supply of baseball dialect and is able to direct his horse most mortifying to his opponents.
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"Swede" to his surname? Later that same surname became "Swens" for short and the list had grown to two
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California Meet Looms
Plans for Meet With School in West Under Way
Rumors of a dual track trace meet between the University of California and the University of Kansas track events possibly develop into actual facts.
Coach H. J. Huff was unable to discuss the proposition with Coach Walter Christie, famous trainer of champion weight men, and Olympic athlete Moisei Valley conference meet, where Christie was for a short time.
Negotiations are going on at present between the athletic departments of the two schools in an endeavor to establish satisfactory arrangement for the meet.
Kansas sport fans will view with interest the outcome of the proposed event.
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