THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY. APRIL 19, 1928
PAGE FOUR
Indian Marathon Runners Prepare for Relays' Race
Mexican Tribesmen Refuse to Run Short Distance; Will Not Appear Saturday
Indian runners from different sixteenth and United States and Canada will marchathon race, Saturday, running from East Topokia to Lawrence over the 305-mile course, 385 yards. Contestants are now at hand working out at Haskell, in northwest Oklahoma.
Frank Goodleaf, 21-year-old Iroquois of Trois Rivières, Qubec, Canada, is the Canadian contestant, has arrived in Lawrence, Frank White. Iroquois from Cornwall, Ontario, was detained further at the border because of an assault into the United States, and may not arrive in time for the race.
Mexican Indians. Nor to him
this morning by Franklin McDonald, Haskell athletic director that no contestants will come from Mexico, as the Tarahumara Indians refused to run so short a distance as the marathon. They designated 80 to 300 miles as length of race they would come to run.
The two trial winners at Riverside,
Cornwall Harrier Champs, 18-year old Hope
and Grace Harrier, 18-year old Hope are
at Haskell now doing light run
in preparation for the Topeka to
Miami race.
Chaeca A, A. U. Champion
Chaoca won the A. A. U. Champion in Los Angeles last year under the auspices of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, and Suha is the one who recently moved him out to the trenzo for the Kauai
From the original 150 who tried out at Haskell, eight have been chosen to compete Saturday. They are Harold Buchanan, Albert Cooper, Eugene Arnold, John Brennan, Herman Thompson, Harold Robinson, Herman Thompson, Henry Mahgombe. Mahgombe is the most colorful of the lot, having only recently come to Haskell. He will race the entire distance barefooted for his first time in a field for him to outlast the field.
The race will begin at East Tepaek 12:30 Saturday, and end on the cinder oval of Memorial stadium, before they go through the Relays. Eleven starters are sure to be on hand and 12 if the Canadian airlines in time for the run.
Swimmers Learn Carries
Life Saving Class Now Working to Pass Final Tests
The Red Cross life-saving class under the instruction of Herbert G. Alpin, swimming coach, is well along in its work. The carries have just been completed and, starting next week, the course will offer different breaks for the strong challenge.
The carriers which have just been completed are the head carry, cross chest carry, arm lock carry and swimmer carry. A fow have not come to grips with this requirement that one must be able to piffern them in the order in which they come.
According to Mr. Alphin, there are at present in the United States about 100 students who have successfully completed the high tests since they have been given
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Ten Regulars Are Out for Basketball Practice
Ten men are turning out regularly for spring basketball practice which is being held every afternoon. Those cagers not out for other sports are now working out. Jackson, Snell, Cox, Kesner, and Plumley compose Petty, Cos, Kesnerbock and Plumley compose the squad reporting. McGuire is the only K man of the group.
Golf Candidates Asked to Report for Practice
As yet the time of the Missouri valley golf tournament has not been announced. Clarence McGuire, c29048796, left the Tahoe to try out for the Jayhawk squad. He has about fifteen names of those who have signified their intentions of try-outs.
Any students who would like to try out should turn in their names to McGure and await word from him in regard to practice. It will be necessary that the valley meet will soon be announced. Last year it was held at Manhattan.
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Spread or span—The width from wing tip to wing tip of an airplane.
Aspect ratio—The ratio of the spread to the chord of an aerofoil.
Critical angle-The angle of attack at which the lift is maximum.
A sheep day is the latest ofearly nights to be added to the category of he depletion of animal husbandry in the Kansas State Agriculture col (PC).
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Clarence McGurne Jr, e'29, and Andy Ellon, bus29, were chosen to captain the K-men's patrol for the 10th annual gymnastics in K-men in Johnson gymnasium last night. Doctor Allen called the meeting for the purpose of securing the team for a competition, and inundating the visiting team, at the sixth annual rail carnival.
roster Allen mentioned these things is being unique at the Kansas Redys and as such serving as a big presentation. It is to offer another such service that he is asking the Kien to become the hosts, guides and staff of the event. Offert will be made by them to simplify matters as much as possible for the teams and athletes. Official cars are scheduled the day to farnish transportation.
Accommodations Offered Here Are Big Drawing Cards, Dr. Allen Says
Doctor Allen emphasized the many points of superiority the Kansas games offer over the other similar sports, and is justified as being particularly liked by the visiting athletes were: Conferent rooms furnished by the frater-tities; the loud speakers in the dress room; the prebox service papers. Dill's prebox service
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K-Men to Co-operate in Handling Visiting Athletes at Relays
Two squads of men will operate one from each of the railway stations, and two from each of the train stations and their coach and trainers to pilot them to the place where they are.
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First Round of Women's Tennis Singles Saturday
The first round of the Women's International Tennis single is scheduled for Saturday, April 21, with the following players: Kappa Kappa Gamma; Morton, Cotton hail, J Lightner, Delta Zeta; T. Stevenson, N. T, D. W, Carla Ritter; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi Omega, M. Killiger, Theta Phi Alph; V. Bowers, Gamma Phibeta, J. Stevenson, PI Phi; M. Kohr, Chi Omega representative, Alpha Chi Omega representative
Ruth Beeh, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
G. Williamson, Corbian hall; R. Funk,
Delta Zeta, J. Staplester, T. N. T;
L. Clippinger, A. O. P. M. Cooper,
H. Bartholomew, H. Bartholomew,
Theta Phi Alph., L. Henderson,
Gamma Phi Beta.
Miss Hoover stated that with so many sets scheduled it is imperative to have them at least early as possible. The scores must be turned into the gymnasium office immediately or not later than Monday and the players must miss the games.
The Pacific Arts Association held its fourth annual convention at the University of Washington during the first week in April.
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KANSAS RELAYS SATURDAY APRIL 21
See Every Event Starts at 1 o'clock INTERNATIONAL INDIAN MARATHON
Other Olympic Events
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A cover showing a former Jayhawker beauty queen, drawn in Jack's original style.
A "Pop Gun" with the kick of a 16 inch gun.
An anonymous story telling of the woes of an University student.
and short jokes.
Many clever cartoons
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