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TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
K. U. Track Squad to Remain Almost Intact Next Year
Captain Doornhos and Engl Are Only Letter Men to Leave Huff This Year
Coach Huff will lose but two letter men from his track squad by graduation this spring. Captain "Chuck" Doorbros will not be back next year to top the hurdles for Kansas and "Stan" Ennold will also be absent.
Dornobro filled a definite need for the Jahawk team in the hurdle department. He won frats over class fields in the Texas and Kansas relays and in no meet in which he competed did he fail to place. In the Kansas-Kansas Aggie-Nebraska triangular meet he came through with teamwork for his team. He repeated a week later at the Missouri dual meet.
Dodd Showing Development
Dodd, a high jumper this year, has been showing development as a high jump capable performer next year. He is tall and rangy and gets over the sticks in good form. In the low hurdles Coach Huff will have Ump graff, national high school hurdle from Wichita and while in high school there made a great record.
"Star" Engle has been a dependable man on Kansas track squads for the past eight seasons, be a besetting athlete and this year was bend-off man on the mile relay team which won in the triangular meet, the Missouri dum, and play fourth in the national championship.
Good Freshman Material
A number of men from this year's freshman squad are expected to be valuable assets. The sprint department will be reinforced by Hess, Jones, Sickle, Mise, and Powers, Ash, Young, and Gregory, quarter milers, were notable performers while in high school and college. For the second year, Marshall, McAleur, Vogel and Dale have shown promise in the mille and two-mile. Three freshmen have been showing promise in the field events: Bearisle, a high jump; Shaun McDermott, low jump; and Carter, pole vaulter.
Summing it all up, the chances are good for a strong team next year. Losing but two men from this year's Valley championship team, and with them they will be matched which tied for first in the Valley telegraphic meet, Coach Huff will have material for another team which should place Kansas near the top. The weakness will again lie in the team that put on the track will be the strength.
Another Election Called
Coach Huff has called another vote
for track captain for next year.
The election last week resulted in a tie
between Grady and Cooper. It was won
by Grady, who chose those two as co-captains but it was later learned that the vote was not legal
under the Missouri Valley ruling and that some of those eligible had not been present to vote. Elite Grader or Cooper would make capable leaders
for the Jayhawkers as each man is strong in his particular events and knows how to lead. The team which set new Kansas records in the quarter and half mile relays this year.
The track season which has just closed has been the most successful in the history of the school. Nine players have gone up and a Valley championship won.
The records established this year
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100 yard dash=Grady; 9.6 sec.; old record, 8.4-Moulton, '00; Had dock, '10; Fisher, '22.
are as follows:
220 yard dash-Grady, 21:3 sec.
old record, 21:6,Fisher, '22.
Mile run—Frazier, 4 min, 26.0 sec.
old record, 4:27, Pratt, '25.
Two mile run—Prazier, 9 min. 31.7 sec.; old record, 9 min. 49.8 sec., Massev. "22."
Shot—Thornbill, 47 ft. 11 in.; old record, 45 ft. 5 in., Sandefur '20.
102cuse Thornhill, 147 ft. 4 in.
record, 135 ft. 6 in. Sandefur, 28.
Broad jump-Melancory, 20 ft.
record, 124 ft. record 22 ft. 10
Bradley, 22.
Half mile relay-Woods, McIn-
neryne, Cooper, Grady, 1 min. 25 sec.
old record, 1 min. 29.5 sec.
Quarter mile relay—Woods, McInerney, Cooper, Grady, 41.8 sec.; old record 42 sec.
Salome, Acacia Mascot,
Banished From Haskell
Salome is off the reservation.
Salome, you may remember, came as a tiny borer to Chet Shore at the Acuña house. Salome ranged the east edge of the campus upon her habit of eating garments from laundry lines brought the police into the picture
Salome was sent to Haskell, t dwell with the Indians' mounts.
Salome gave the horses her meal. Salome roamed the Haskell campus. Salome kicked a papose and sent him to the hospital with a broken arm. Salome was sentenced by Sig. Zeit Neckchuck to face a firing站 at soon Sunday, but Chet was given a chance to rescue his former pet.
Salome is now making her home with "Mike" Permek, Kansan carrier, and is preparing to attend army maneuvers at Fort Riley this summer.
Delta Zetas Entertained by Mrs. John Griffiths
Mrs. John F. Griffiths, of Lawrence,
gave a 1 o'clock office Monday
day at the Thimble Theater tea room
in honor of her sister, Earlier Lieb
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rence took place June 4 at Trinity
Church, Lawrence.
Guests included the Delta Zeb chapters; Mrs. Alice Harrison Allen Mrs. N, L. Miller, Museum City, Mo.; Mrs. Grace Poon, Nashville; Mrs. Bonner Springs Irene Raney, ex 29, Paula, and Nadine McKenny, ex 37, Kansas City, Mr.
The Lawrence Memorial day services held yesterday were participated in by two University organizations, the College T. C. unit and the University band.
The wave length of KFKU, University of Kansas broadcasting station, will remain at 278 mersa until June 15, Harold G. Ingram, director of the station, was informed Saturday after federal radio commission,
The radio commission has assigned KFKU to a new wave length of $254.1$ meters (a frequency of 1880 kilocycles), according to Harold Anderson, in charge of the electrical laboratory.
Extension of the use of the old wave length of 175 meters to June 15, permits KFUR to send all the remaining programs of the year over the old wave length, and the change will not affect the school until next fall, since the station will be closed during the summer.
The regular program as announced in the last issue of the Kansan, for Monday, May 30, was postponed because it was thought by the committee that most people would be involved. A resident Cochon's memorial address.
KFKU Will Use Old Wave
Commencement Week Program on Usual 275 Meters
The concluding program given over the University radio will be the 55th annual Commencement address broadcast from Memorial stadium, Monday, June 6.
The program Thursday noon, June 2. is as follows:
12:50 p.m. mct. Tall Professor H. R. H. Maguire,
President of the University of Michigan,
"The Moth and the Life!"
12:15 p.m. mct. Brent Purpiered by the School
Professor Woolmar Gallegos, Faculty
Professor Edward Crawford, Faculty
Professor Chirley, Treasurer
Professor Virginia Arnold, Fundraiser
Miss Virginia Arnold, Fundraiser
Prospect in C. Cost Progress
Prospect in C. Morrow
Prospect in C. Cameron
Anyone who wishes to try out for the position of announcer for station KFKU for next year should call at I. G. Ingham's office, 107, Frazer, or call him at K. U., 87 before Thursday, June 2.
Suiting You-That's My Business
The tryouts will be hold at 7 o'clock Thursday evening, at the KFKU studio.
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Prof. S. A. Queen to Wed Miss Barr of Chicago
The marriage of Mise Charlotte Barr, of Chicago, and Prof. Stuart A. Queen, of the department of sociology will take place in Chicago, June 4. Dr. Edward Scribber Ames, of the department of philosophy at the University of Chicago, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Barr has until recently been connected with the American Library Association in Chicago. She attended Stanford University and became a member of Gamma Phi Beta. At the close of the war, during which she was engaged in work at Washington, she attended Simmons College, Boston, from which she was graduated.
After the ceremony Professor and Mrs. Queen will go to Columbia, Mo., where Professor Queen will teach during the first six weeks of the summer session at the University of Missouri, after which they will go to Los Angeles, Cal. They will return to Lawrence early in September.
Stutz Organizes League of Cities in Missouri
John Stutz, executive secretary of the League of Kansas Municipalities, went to Columbia, Mo., last week to help organize a League of Missouri Municipalities, Missouri being one of the few states without such a league. This is the third that Mr. Stutz in its capacity as executive secretary of the Association has helped to establish, the other two being Nebraska and West Virginia.
Chester K. Shore, managing editor of City Management and Public Municipalities, is planning to attend the convention of the Associated Advertising clubs of the world which will be held in Denver, June 20-21. Mr. Shore is a member of the Kansas City Advertising Club and attended the convention held at Houston, Texas two years ago.
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To both we wish the most enjoyable of summer vacations.
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Good Bye and Good Luck- We'll
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