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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927
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Athletic Giant Enrolls for University Classes
Every once in a while one mans about a giant and then desires to be rolled up. A giant is rolled as a soapmomore, is an athlete who towers above the walkway 6 feet high.
This little giant who comes from Concordia, Kan., has had some experience in athletics and looks it too good to ignore. It's tall, and it's a "straight a string."
Harry Kersenbrook, "Grassy," has had experience in football, basketball and track and has starred in all of his games. He is both in his and a weight man in track.
For the past year and a half he attended Donegole College, Crete, Ohio, where he starred in these games. John Bunn, must wait through football season, however, in order to see him play against players from through school and will not be able to participate in athletics until开学 time at the stadium at the present time.
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Hutchinson Fair Includes University Exhibitors
Much of the extension division exhibitions at the state fair being held in Topeka this week, and a few others will be shipped to the Hutchinson fair tomorrow. There are two days. The fair at Hutchinson begins Sept. 17 and will close Sep. 23. The medical school will have a small exhibition at Hutchinson, including exhibits on the history of this. This will probably be in operation there for two days.
The architectural and engineering schools will also have a few perspectives and plans at Hutchinson, according to W. A. Dill, B. U. news.
EXHIBITIONS of many of the University's activities are being shown at Topeka this week.
Harriers to Meet Wisconsin Oct. 8 in Season Opener
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Cross Country Prospects
Bright With Frazier
and Sarvis Back
on Team
The Coffin May Not Run
The other better man is Captain Sarvi. Sarvis will support to Fraser last year. With the exception of Fraser, Sarvi was the best man on the squad last year. The other better man in the varsity is Coffin, who ran last year, Coffin, however, has a position as assistant instructor in bacteriology and there is some doubt as to his status.
Cross country prospect at K. U. look brighter this year than they have for some time. While only two letter men are back there are several good prospects from last year's freshman squad, and some reserve mat-
From the freshman squad come Marshall, Dale, McAllister and Fortune, all of whom did exceptionally good work last fall. Dr. H. J. Haff, Kansas expects these men to develop into first class material this year.
"Poez" Frazier, diminutive two miller and cross country man, who won the two mile at the Valley meet at Manhattan last year, and who was second to the great Ray Conger of Wisconsin, will undoubtedly be the leader in most of the races in which he participates this year. Inasmuch as Conger is through with Valley competition, "Poez" should lead the other barriers at the Valley meet to be run at Manhattan this year.
Wisconsin First Opponent
The first meet of major importance this year will be with Wisconsin. Oct. 8, Wisconsin has held the Big Ten championship for several years, and is led by the Big Ten champion,
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us well as having several other veterans back in school. The Wisconsin star, Chapman, is expected to give up his position for competition he will face this year.
If Kansas should beat Wisconsin,
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Jensen Will Read Paper Before Tax Conference
Prof. Jens P. Jensen, department of economics, will read a paper at the National Tax Association's annual conference, which is being held this week in New York. The subject of Professor Jensen's paper will be "Sources of Public Revenue Supplement to Taxes." He will present his research on taxation from Canada and the
United States have assembled to discuss the various problems. Among those problems to be discussed this year will be "State Taxation of Federal Public Land," "Taxation Commercial Property," "the Law on Tax Exemption," and various reviews of tax legislation in the past.
Ruth Perkins, M. A.' 26, and Mattie Crummins, M. A.' 26, spent the summer in Europe.
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