THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN PAGE FOUR MONDAY, MAY 9, 1927 Kansas to Meet Tiger Track Team in Contest Here Comparative Scores Show That Final Result May Hinge on Mile Relay Event Kansas came out on top in their meet last Saturday while Mississippi was nosed out by the Sooners but a comparison of marks indicate that the same narrow margin which separated the scores of Kansas and Iowa is much wider this season will exist when the rival meet here Saturday to match stride The Jayhawkers had an advantage over Nebraska and the Kansas Argies in the dashes but that is one department in which the Tigers are strong. With Grady to set the pace and McInerney to push him, Kansas won first and second in the 100 and 120 yards, respectively. The Tigers won first and second in the 100 yard dash at Missouri and in the 220 yard sprint the Tigers took all three places. The Missouri men made out better time than the Kansas speedsters. Cooper Strong in 440 Cooper appears to have the adven tage over Missouri in the 440 yard dash but Coach Gavin Henry has two good men in Kosky and Daniels. The Tiger is now able to little ones on the 890 yards dash for Epstein set a new Missouri record of 1:563 in that event Saturday and Kansas failed to place a man at their meet in that race. In the mile run Saturday, Kansas failed to win *n* place, but Franier and Sarvis did not run. With these two in the four lap grind, the Jacchweyers have a chance against Matthew, who runs for the mile run, Sarvis and Franier will have to run strong to better the time of Steele of Missouri. Franier wee at Manhattan and should diplicate his win here this week, Sarvi defended Steele in the indoor duel with Missouri in out for its revenge. Doornobz Expected to Win Doornobz has the advantage over Diemond of Missouri in the 120-yard high hurdles and the Kansas captain is expected to win his event this week. He also is doped to win the 220-yard low hurdles. Doornobz won both these events at Manhattan. Melmerney in Broad Jump Kansas looks weak in the javelin and Missouri has no consistent spear thrower, but again Brown looks like a troublemaker for Kansas and he has not yet been able to event with Cramer of Kansas second. Melmerney took the air for a leap of 23.3 feet in the broad jump to win for Kansas, but Lancaster of Missouri was only a trifle short of the MiaC can even reach the week he has a good chance for another first. in the discus throw, Thornhill has all the advantage of comparative dope over Brown of Missouri but in the shot put the big Kanians may meet more opposition from the same man. Both Thornhill and Brown are two of the outstanding weight men of the Valley. Pole Vault Will eB Close Your Value will be On sale Lanceen books like a probable in what he wrote for Cash and Bestell second and third respectively at the triangular meet and should duplicate their performance to win points for Kansas this week. The high jump appears doubtful with Underhill and Dodd of Kansas leaping it out with Lanceen and Yonker of Missouri. If the winning of the meet resolve itself down to the mile relay, Coach Huff may be able to breathe natural again for Engle, Shannon, Woods, and Cooper came through in great style to beat the strong Kansas Angie team Saturday. The first three races were held in a place but when Cooper took the baton it was evident that Kansas had won the track meet. Only Home Dual Meet The meet here Saturday will be the only meet in a year that fans can view the Kansas team in a dual meet at home. With the final score a guess, and some of the best men in the league competing, the meet will be an exciting thrills. The following week all the track teams in the Missouri Valley compete for the conference championships at Lincoln Neh. If Kansas can down Minnesota here Saturday as an possible winner of the big meet. Nu Sigma Nu. national medical fraternity, held initiation recently for the following men: Clarence Grippkey, m'30, Kansas City, Kan; Joe Johnson, m'30, Wheatland, Mo.; and Paul Cameron, m'30, Pittburg. At the same time Earle Christensen, uncle'c, Jewell City, was pledged into Alpha Sigma, pledge society of Nu Sigma Nu. Tennis Team Will Meet Baker Squad Tomorrow The Kansas tennis team will meet the net squat of Baker University tomorrow afternoon at 3. This is the second time that these two teams have faced each other this year. The teams will face in a clean sweep for the Jawahres. The University of Kansas team has not met a single defeat this season, and they have played against the valley champions, Oklahoma, and won. They have also defeated Drake, Calgary, Emirpai, and the Kansas Aggies. The Kansas team for tomorrow will be composed of Ernest Johnson, Capit, Clifford Campbell, and Clutter. He will be played on the stadium courts. Harold Schmidt to Coach Athlete Takes Duties of Higgins for Rest of Year Harold Schmidt, e 28, captain of this year's Valley champion basket ball team, has taken over the duties of coach at Lawrence Memorial high school. Schmidt is taking the place of former K. U. star who died recently. Schmidt, who was a former roommate of Higgins, and had been assisting him during the basketball season, has taken over the position for the experience. As Schmidt is eligible for another semester of competition in basketball he is doing the work without compensation. According to Dr. F, C. Allen, Schmidt has had several offers of coaching positions, but has turned away with his desire to play again next year. No permanent appointment has been made for the position, and according to authorities, none will be made until after the close of school. Hill and Kraemer both have been in batting slumps all season and this game was the first one in which they have shown batting the eyes which enabled them to be among the leading hitters of last year's team. The Kansas team seems to have worlds of confidence in this southpaw as they always hit and field well when he is doing the hurling. Announcements There will be an important business meeting of Tau Sigma at 430 p.m. tomorrow afternoon in Robinson gymnasium, with officers — Aline Eberle, president. LAWRENCE Business College Lawrence, Kansas. Kansas Team Moves to Undisputed Fourth Place in Valley Rac Five Out of Nine Games Wot by Bunn's Men; to Meet Oklahoma Next Energy Companies Gambia: 5 5 1.006 Guinea Aggies 5 5 8 Ghana 5 5 147 Guyana 5 5 8 Hawaii 5 5 141 Haitao Aggies 5 5 147 Indonesia 5 5 187 Women's Volleyball Oklahoma vs. Akron Aztec Toronto Thrillingly Oklahoma vs. Akron Aztec Thrillingly Oklahoma vs. Akron Aztec Friday Kawasakis vs. Oklahoma State Aztec Friday Kawasakis vs. Oklahoma State Aztec Washington vs. Oklahoma State Aztec Washington vs. Oklahoma State Aztec The win Friday for the Kansas baseball team over the Missouri Tigers gave the Jayhawkers undisplaced possession of fourth place in the Valley race and placed them only a half game behind the Sooners and a game and a half behind the pace setting Kansas Aggries. Missouri Valley Standings Acer. Saturday: Kansas vs. Oklahoma at Lawrence. Washington vs. Oklahoma Aggies at Quillwater. Washington University ranks first with a perfect percentage, having won the only game which they have played. They will meet stiff competition when they journey to Stillwater this week end to meet the UConn team on a line on their real strength should be gained after these encounters. Wednesday: Oklahoma vs. Kansas Aggie Michahattan. Aggies Jump to Second Flare The Kansas Aggies won two games from the Iowa State team last week to take possession of second place and established themselves as a real competitor for the championship. Oklahoma is close on their heels. Only one full game separates the two teams in Manucca Wednesday and Thursday *will* this week in games which will probably decide, temporarily, who is to hold second place. 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