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SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wichita Triumphs in Class A; Perry First in Class B
Wellington Emerges Victo in Junior High Class; Three Records Shattered
for the third consecutive year Wichita high school won first place in the 25th annual inter-scolastic track and field at the stadium. The Wichita team scored a total of 31 points to take the meet. Second place went to the team with a score of 24 points. Wyandotte high school of Kansas City, Kansan, finished third with a score of $24 \frac{1}{2}$ points. Eighty-seven high schools were entered in
The only record to fall in the high school meet was the high jump in the Class A meet, which was broken by Hudson of Hutchinson, with a leap of 6 feet 5 inches over 6 feet 4 inches on 6 feet 2 inches was held by Norton of Kansas City Manual, who set the mark in 1921. The 440 relay and junior high class were both broken.
Class B Winners Roll Up Score
Class B berries Berry p. 22 points, Perry wonly
Scorcher 32 points, Perry lost.
Perry's closest rival was Waterville with a
total of 15% points. Other Class B
scores were Washington 15, and
Osakolaa 12.
Wellington junior high emerged winner of the fifth annual junior high tournament in connection with the high school meet, with a total of 25% points earned. The top team took second place with 18 counters took second place with 18 counters while Arkansas City was third with
Cold Weather Slows Runners
The cold rainy weather handicapped the runners in both events and prevented them from making their best time.
The results of both meets follow
100-yard dash: Won by Johnson, Winfried Freeman, Clouse County, second; Randy India, dendertion, third; McMotch, Winston, fourth
120yard high hurdles. Dunn, by Freeman.
Chase County. Dumon, Houston, second.
Stinner, Lyons, third; Ransell, Freda, fourth.
Time, 14.4
Mile run—Won by Yokuman, Kansas City
Kawu, Wraja mate! Cenich, Westfield,
Allen, Shawnee Mission, third; Johnson,
Wenthour, fourth. Time: 1418.
tourn, tourn, Tum-
bower, Tumbower,
Hawley, Hawley, K. C, K.
Wilson, Bill, Bill, Showcase, Mission, second, Koe, Independence, third, Inker, Hitchin,
Fourth, Tourn, 21.0
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Wade in Warbey McMullen (McMullen
Johnson, Lawrence). *Culture*, Tim 1343, W.Ary.
wmandle, second, 1352; Hutchinson third,
1365; Launcee James. *1974* 12.4.
High jumpus by Madison of Hutchin son, 1 feet, 1 inch; Harris of Summer, Nich oils, Pomona tiel) around; Martin, Coney four treew record.
Modley reay Won by El Dorado; Wyam
tudel (K, C, K, J), second; Whirid, third; Lea
venworth, fourth. Time 3:12.1
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1690). Snape in third, thirth.
Milk. Helf, twentieth.
Helf, Heubenthal. Toddil Wymanii.
Ki), second. Shawner Mould, third. Man-
bat, fourth. Time, 3:41.5.
220-yard low hurleys. Won by Freemann Chase县) Grieber, Wichita, second; Martin, Summer, third; Miller, Wyndotte, fourth Tim, 2.54.
Sheet pat - Won by: Rign, Chance County,
Walton, Parents, second; Reisen, Lawrence
collett, Kollary, Holloman, fourth, Distance
49 feet, 5.1 feet, bedside.
106-yard club-dish- won by Voyoum, Perry
Green,cole cook- won Thonnet, Thomas J.
Lochie, Cole cook- won Karen, Danny
Hinkle- high hand- won by Parry, Wes-
lman; Cook, McLean; second, Stewart,
Wood
212nd chap. Won, by Lois. Independence McPherson, Wichita, second; Johns Hopkinson, third; Harrison, Wyndotte (K, C., K) fourth. Time 23.5.
Note: vault - Won by joe lay Wynn, Tremble, 1 feet x 8 inches; Chelsea, Nintendo, Neowalden, 12 feet 1 inch; Hearties, Chance, and Co. Winnfield, illied for child 10 feet 1 inch.
Worcester, dick; Manhattan, manhattan
won for fourth. Time, 1:32
21200 won her records. Won by Yochum,
Schweinfurth, three; Goodman, Worcester, four
six.
1980 Boston, won by No. 12 Washington.
1984 Toronto, second by Horace, Alma, third
by Tyler. Third by Horace, Alma, third.
"Mike" to Desiree. Oakland,
Chicago, Denver, Portland, San Jose,
Boston, third, Mander, Monster, time.
Time to win.
Mandatory injury-Won by Oaklanda (Sunnor Todd, Dick and Disciple) Mauston, second-Barringame, Third; Washington, fourth, Time 2:41.4.
585yard run (two twree), first race-Woe by Black, Ulion; Teton, berrenon, second Flannigan, Washington, third; McCoy, Perry fourth. Time: 2.09 s.
Second race—Won by Wander, Richmond
Silmon, Washington, second, Stoker, Morrow
ville, third; Baby, Burlingame, fourth. TIME
12:58.
Mile relay: Win by Watertillee Alma, seen on Blue Mountain, third, ferrary, fourth, three.
Pole vain: Win by Shodden Garden and Wilma, Lagrange, fifth, 9 feet (girl) and Winnia, Lagrange, fifth, 9 feet (girl).
third, Mounder, Morgan and J. Woodward, hard at work with the Rockets on Wednesday, 220 yards, with Vanderbilt Perry on a second and with Washington on third-and-Won for J. Willmore, Havenaworth on fourth-and-Won for R. Williams, Havenaworth third, Mounder, Minneapolis fourth, Duncan fifth, Mounder, Minnesota fourth, Duncan sixth.
Javelin--Wen by Walton, Parson; Kielbert Nendedea, second; Rigge, Chase County third; Schmidt, Maryville, fourth. Distance 178 feet, a. inch.
Blood jump Wm by Madison, Hatchinch
duck, Hatchinch, second; Martin, Summer
bird; Knowlew, Wichita, fourth. Distance
1 feet, 8-12 inches.
*Breed moms—Won by Stale, Wellsville; Jakewood, Warren; Tommy Jenkins, Jakewood.* *Jakewood, Warren; Tommy Jenkins, Jakewood.* *Mickhall, Mcouth.* *Jewelin-Won by Pretender. Mankat; Kanter-Lebow, second. Morrison, Murain, third. Herald.*
1094rd班-dash-Wow by South, Northeast,
K. c., K. 2; second, McCullough, Abirhion;
Third, Arkansas City; fourth, E. Davis;
Fifth, K. c., K. Time, 10:08 a.m. (3)
Shelter pat-et Wom by Woman, Wellington, 14 feet.
Wellington, 14 feet. (25 inches). 14 feet.
La Salle, 14 feet. Third Bernard Wellington,
K. C. Mo, 47 feet. Fourth Bernard Wellington,
K. C. Mo, 47 feet. Fifth Bernard Wellington,
K. C. Mo, 47 feet. Sixth Bernard Wellington,
Second Simpson, Arkansas, Kannah Wellington,
Second Simpson, Arkansas, Kannah Wellington,
Second Simpson, Arkansas, Kannah Wellington,
Time, 12:22 (tween hour timer), Durango,
Durango, Time, 12:22 (tween hour timer),
Kamala, Kanada, M., mo, two years ago, a(n)
Sorda dard. Won by Smith, Northwest, C. K., C.; second, McCulley; third, Council, Arkansas City; fourth, Evans, Arkansas City. Time, 5.5.
4140-yard relay—Won by Northwest, K; C,
; second, Arkansas City; third, Northeast
C., K., and Wellington, tie, Time, 47.
New, most reward.
Pole vault - Won by Dickie Lawrence
Walley, Arkansas. Tied for first.
Synchronized volleyball,
girls' tennis, quiltsa,
ttawa, Morris, Northwest, K. C., Mo.
i righthand, Height, 10 feet, 6 inches
Bump jumps-Won by K. C., Hokahian-Harvain, Northwest, B.K. C., Mc. Seidman, fourth, Berkshire, 18 feet, 4 inches; C. M., Berkshire, 18 feet, 5 inches; C. M., and Emmond, Wellington, led for C. M., Berkshire, 18 feet, 5 inches; C. M., Harvain, Northwest, B.K. C., Mc. Seidman, and Johnson
Sooner Tennis Team Here
The Oskaloosa Agrie tennis team, which played at Mannatton today, will be here tomorrow for a match with the Oakland team. The team received by telegraph today at the athletic office that Okhlaimonas would be here, though it is not yet known
The team that will meet them was kicked this afternoon. Alred and lager were two of the most likely candidates.
On Other Hills
The varsity basketball team of Oklahoma A. and M, at Stillwater, recently played a game against a team from another school that had no playoff status of that school. The teams played women's rules and the men won by a score of 64 to 8. An added feature of the game was that the men's team went on a trip to the court attired in women's costumes.
Following the lead of nearly every college in the state of Ohio, Oberlin College has abolished team captain duties and has stopped capturing captains for each contest will be followed at Oberlin. An honorary captain will be selected at the close end.
Nebraska women's rife team has host only one match out of 30 scheduled this season. The defeat was administered by a team from Syracuse with the highest scores each week one in the inter-scholastic matches.
Among the candidates turning out for spring football at Oregon State University, the Mavs boothe the pickin' 60 yards with bare feet. He refuses to wear shoes and Coach Schlesier says that he will punt barefooted for the varsity next year.
**Women's physical education department of Oklahoma A, and M, college sports teams.** They are who are interested in camping, to flora Mara Killie, women's golf team.
Paul Keen, wrestling coach of the University of Oklahoma, entered 22 men in the district Olympic tryouts. Eight of them are freshmen.
Stutes
An anonymous gift of $25,000 to Harvard university for the building of a swimming pool which must be planned within two years was announced by the Harvard Athletic Association. This gift brings the total amount to $1,260,000. Construction of a portion of the building will start this spring.
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Jayhawk Quartet Takes 440 Relay
Kansas. (Continued from page 18)
The high hurdles and dropped out, Underhill of Kansas dropped out. Underhill of Kansas dropped out. Hess, Minnesota, poe-colling赴星. Grant, Hanbel,
The ten who finished and their points were;
Charrell, Okkinson ... 754,8526
Kennedy, Warrenburg ... 1831,8814
Kimberly, Warrensburg ... 1831,8814
Ports, Saskatchewan ... 613,79419
Patterson, Saskatchewan ... 613,79419
Francisco, Warrenburg ... 388,25309
Finanstein, Unattended ... 388,25309
William, WarRENBG ... 174,23543
Walker, Warrenburg ... 174,23543
Walter, William Jewell ... 1722,3190
The results of the events held Sat
upday in the decathlon were;
Zeroun, 10 feet, 12-14 inch Frandon,
Brandon, 8 feet, 9-10 inch Brandon,
Hines, 10 feet, 5-12 inch Hines, 10
feet, 7-12 inch Hines, 10 feet,
Baker, 10 feet, 13 inch Kennedy, 11 feet,
Kennedy, 11 feet, 13 inch Kennedy, 11 feet,
Clayton, 7 feet, 12 inch Giant, 8 feet,
Clayton, 7 feet, 12 inch Giant, 8 feet
Schatz, 186. 7 feet (24.3 meters), Firemanley, 159. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Brennan, 180. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Harrow, 182. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Portte, 187. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Hacker, 190. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Kennedy, 190. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Kowalski, 190. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Smith, 190. 7 feet (47.8 meters). Walker,
Matter Run
Zonneke, 5, 11/414; Patterson, 5, 10/414; Potter, 5, 8/414; T. Churbuller, 3, 10/414; Becker, 3, 9; Kennedy, 4, 144; H. Williams, 4, 144; H. Chamberlain, 4, 144; C. Johnson, 4, 144; C. Wright, 4, 147; A. Walker
Making the trip from East Topekin in 3 hours, 4 minutes and 56 seconds, Harold Buchanan, a Winnipesaukee Indian from Wisconsin, placed first in the Indian marathon yesterday after an Indian man represented Haskell Institute.
Buchanan Wins Marathon
Harry Chacca, a Hopi from New Mexico, running for the Sherman Institute, of Riverside, Calif., gave Bachan a close race, coming in slightly less than two minutes after Bachan Haskell man Cooley, placed third.
Goodleaf, the Canadian entry, was far down the list.
Haskell's barefoot entry, Harry Makhmore, with bells tinkling on his ankles, led the group at the end of the first 10 in 1 hour, 3 minutes and 20 seconds, but failed to place at the finish. The ten who finished were, in or-
Buchanan, 3:04:56, Haskell.
Chaca, 3:06:51, Sherman Institute
*Calif.*
Cooley, 3:14:6, Haskell.
Eight Contestants Win Beam Guessina Contes
Kenneth Forney—and seven other men won the contest on guessing the amount of money in Marvin hall would break. The rules of the contest specified that anyone guessing within five minutes of the answer would be awarded a dollar. In the case of a dollar the prize was to be split, so each man would be given beams, the total grand prize for each will be twelve and one half cents a
The other men who will horn in with Forney on the prize have signed their names as Darrell, Klipinger and C. B. schwartz, Carrue, and Donnelley.
R. E. Lawrence, assistant sanitary engineer, is in Parsons this week making a final inspection of a new sewage disposal plant.
The baseball games scheduled with Ames at Ames, Iowa, for Monday and Tuesday, April 23 and 24, have been canceled. The appropriate arrangements and near the last minute it was found that Kauai could not get there without another dfd.
The next games on the schedule are with Missouri here Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28, at 3.
Two Tentative Baseball Games at Ames Cancelled
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Forty-four men passed the second "glass gunners" examination that was given to second semester sophomore students. It has been recently. The grades have been sent to the seventh corps area headquarters at Omaha, Neb. for approval. The grades will be approved in time to receive the presentation of awards May 15.
Gunners Quiz Given
Louise Clark, ex 28, who withdrew from school two months ago, is now employed as stenographer in the of-
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Intramural Announcements
Time will be extended for the see
ound round of the tennis and borehoe
tournament until Monday evening at
6 o'clock, April 23.
--all scores must be in at that time
In view of the fact that the University is resodding the ground around the gymnasium, students running around the building across to the geology building are asked to stay on the sidewalk until the ground is resodded.
Students to Hear from Marines
Students to Hear from Marines
A schedule to receive messages from the commanders of Marines in Nicaragua for their friends and relatives back home, has been arranged between Ferguson High School of Technology and Lorenzo of Kauai University, students who own an amateur radio stations 9DNG and 10NIC, have been waved at the campus, and NIN1NIC, the Marine air corps station in Nicaragua. McKeenever sent a message of greeting to Jorge Martinez of the Marine and Marines Sunday evening, and Tuesday evening Jones received a reply and arranged the schedule to handle the message of their Kansas friends and relatives.
Several members of the department of Suratism will attend the meeting of the International Conference on Emporia, May 5. Dr. Helen O. Muhain will give an address to "William Allen
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