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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928
Kansas to Enter Two Track Stars in Illinois Relays
Sol McNerey to Compete in Broad Jump; Grady Will Run in 75 Yard Dash
"Land" Grad, Missouri valley champion sprinter who last week in the annual valley indoor track and field championship, recorded a record of 5.2 for the 50 yards dash, and Sol McNeilmer, sprint star and broad jumper who last week won the brooklyn state tennis championships in Kansas representatives in the annual Illinois Relay carnival at Champaign University, accompanied by Dr. H. Irishmen, accompanied by Dr. H. Huff, track coach, will leave here Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock for the to home of the fighting Ham.
Grady is entered in the 75 yard dash, while McNerney will conjure in the broad jump and possibly the 300 yard dash if it follows the jump "Poco" Frazier, premier Kansas dive champion, to a bad cold for the past week and Doctor Huff has practically decided that he will be left at home. The Kansas coach has not definitely decided whether to enter a four mile relay if he does that Frazier will make the trip and run as an anchor man on the quartet.
Tryptons were held in the mile run last night on Memorial Stadium track with Fortune crossing the first line Williams, Marshall, Springer and several others. The time was only muscid, but considering that the
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weather was cold and track conditions not very good, it was a fair indication that any of the first three men could have been in a bad or correct condition. Dairen did not run.
Grandy looks like a sure bet to finish well up in the list in the 75 yard field, for he has shown better form this year than in 2013, and is adeptive competition. Last year he reached the semi-finals before being eliminated and he was running against two of the best men in the league and Grimm of Michigan State.
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Melbourne's prospects in the broad jump are unknown and cannot be predicted in advance. The Jayhawk leaped 22 feet 4 inches to capture a jump from the field, but will hurt to stretch out farther in order to be among the first four at the Illinois carnival. Last year in outdoor competition Melbourne cleared well over 23 feet and Kansas follow suit. But he will regain his slot Saturday evening.
Last year the Crimson and Blue were represented by five track man: Campeiro, Cooper and Fraser. Grady was eliminated in the semi-finals of the 75 yard dash; Doornbos won third in the half-mile race; Fraser claimed the same place in the shot-put. Fraser was began out of first place as a member of the diminutive Haskell star and former national junior and senior five mile champion; and Cooper won fourth in the half-mile race.
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Coach Bunn to Pick Valley Baseball Team From Large Number
New Candidates Must Replace Five Missing Letter Men of Last Year
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of Last Year
More than thirty candidates turned up for regular baseball practice which began Monday afternoon. Battier's team was conditioning for the Valley season, from these candidates. Couch-斗 John Bellingham filled the shoes of the five letter men missing from last year's team which was runner-up in the Valley pennant game.
In the outfield Heistand, Wall
Smith and Krieklius are absent
while Chaffout, regular shortstop,
Smith, and No battery. No batteries
have been lost.
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Thirteen pitchers are coming out now and two more are expected to report at Swenson. Seventh Anderson and Lee Johnson, regular hitters last year, Ralph Pence is a pitching aspirant. Others reporting are: White, Huff Erickson, Anderson, Hemmerson, Walt Holmes, Todd Rhodes, and Harmer, left handers, "Rob" Thomson will come out Monday, and Art Schroeder is also expected if he reports.
Hill, ex-captain Livingston and Culb who held down first, second and third
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GENTLEMEN: This is Latin. Latin is an Ancient Language. It is no longer studied in colleges. You are not expected to know what this quotation means.
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**Reasons** — *Canada Dry*” has a delightful flavor because it is made from pure Jamaica ginger. “Canada Dry” has no false bite, no unpleasant after-taste and is really good for you because it contains no capryl (red pepper). And, Gentlemen, it mixes well with other beverages. Class dismissed!
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bases respectively last year will return to the field in a different form. Other candidates who are batting for positions are Tomlinson, Snowden, Butler, Kauffman, Haskins and Manning.
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Delta Sigma Pi and MacKowan Club Lead Divisions
Club Lead Divisions
Delta Sigma Pi, by beating Triangle 34 to 5, and Mackawan Club, by defeating Alabama A. C. 19 to 10, both maintained their perfect percentages in the final round but needed both one game to cincinnat its place in the final round while the latter needs three to win the division championship and place in the final round. An unusual score resulted when Sigma Sigma played against the Tailwackers, 24 to 0.
Pi Uplison remained one game behind MacKawan Club in the race for the lead in division four, by downing
Greater Club, 40 to 7. Delta Sigma Lamba ran up one of the largest scores of the tourney by counting a 49 to 7 victory over the Chi Delta Sigma's. Phi Alpha Delta beat Theta Tau, 19 to 9, and Phi Chi defeated Phi Beta Pi, 11 to 8, in the other contests.
Scores Monday night were: Phi Kappa Psi 15, Beta Theta Psi 10; Phi Delta Theta Psi 10; PhiGamma Theta Psi 10; PhiDelta Psi 14; PhiDelta Psi 13; Alpha Kappa Psi 12, Phi Chi 7; Theta Tau 17, Kappa Eta Kappa 14; Delta Sigma Tau 16, Alpha Cigma Tau 13.
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