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WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1927
Intramural Track Records Bettered During 1927 Meet
Seventeen Squads Entered in Annual Affair;
Phi Kappa Psi Is Winner
S six records were broken in the intramural track meets held Monday and Tuesday at the stadium. Phi Beta Tau members took over other entrants running a close race.
The intramural mile relay record was shattered by Phi Kappa Piwi with the time of 3 minutes and 42.2 seconds. Phi Delta Theta won first in the 889 relay with a record time of 1 minute and 36 seconds. Bowers, it also made a record time of 2 minutes and 7 seconds in the 889 yard run.
Delta Upsilion, represented by Schreber, made a record intramural throw of 165 feet and 8 inches with the javelin. Young, Phi Kappa Psi, broke all previous intramural records in the 440 yard dash by running it in 61.08 seconds. The 21st place was by Alphia Kappa Lambda, Delta Chi, Delta Upsilion and Signa Nu, with a jump of 5 feet and 9 inches.
The ranking of points for the meet is as follows:
Kai Kapua Pharma, 243, wclhcs, Sibiu Alba University Laminas, 415,
229 yard dash even by Yang, Phi Pai,
Biosing, Alpha Sigma Alpha, second; Mina,
Phi Delta Thea, and Ash, Phi Pai, tied for
Time, 32:34.
880 yard run won by Marvall Dejana Delta City
Athletic Akron Lunatic Lima, third, Grissom, Omaha
Akuba Lunatic Lima, fourth, Grissom, Omaha
200 yards runner one at A. F. Kirtley,
200 yards runner one at K. F. Kirtley.
Delta City Third, third, Sligon, Ninth, Fourth,
Delta City Third, third, Sligon, Ninth, Fourth,
One mile side-by-side. Falkenpaus, Ips, first
of five. Moya, Danny, Kris, second. Delta Tina de-
loran, fourth. Time 4:12:30.
Gymnastics, O. Ullman, Naoh, Falkenpaus,
Moya, Danny, Kris. Dance, Delta Tina de-
loran, fourth. Time 4:12:30.
Shoot Putt, Kanebi, Aliba Khaqua Lamlah,
first; Abell; S. A. E., second; Lyman, Sumna
Nu, third; Thorahili, S. A. E., and Peleronium,
Thika Kapua Ibid. for two digits. Distance
Hirsch Juvenil, Kashirah Akashi, Eunah Kampala
Beardleyh, Delta Khi, Holt, Dahl, Upsilon
Wardrell, Sigma Na, all tied for first place
Weight 10 l. 6 in.
Brand Jump: Potter, Dahl Chi, Burt; Kawai
Bruce; McQuinn, Kyle; Hirsch, Michael;
Phi Kaua Pham, Dirk; Therrien, Bert;
Makaras, Schroeder; Dutta, Dustin; Jawahiri,
Jawahiri; Schneider, Dutta; Dutta; Jawahiri;
Jawahiri; Schneider, Dutta; Dutta; Jawahiri;
Thornhill, A. K. E.; Inburs, Database
Discus: Thornhill, S. A. E., fess; Naski Phi Kappa Paid, second; Lyman, Signs no third; Kahni, Abha Kappa Lambda, fourth Discuss: 16,7, tl. 11, in.
404 yard dwell! Young, Phi Kappa Pil, first
Akh, Phi Kappa Pil, second; Bekaia, Idelta
Tau Delta, third; Buring, S. A, E, fourth.
Time 51:48 seconds. New record.
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190, yd. dash; Abh, Phi Kappa Pai, and
Busting, S, A, E, kied for; First, Young,
Phi Kappa Pai, and Miller, Alpha Kappa Lambda,
tind for. Time, 10.64
tird ttr third
tet tret hottest - host, Bella Dupla
tort tortt Lindsay, Fri. Kappa, Pct. second
knowes, A. T. O., third, Kyraeron, A. T.
fourth, Time 17.8
One mile run; Macchall, Della Chi, first;
Bowery, Della Tai, Delta, second; Wheeler
Phi Kaua Pal, third; Robinson, Phi Dala
Phi Fourth, time 4 min. 67.7 seconds.
chg, shuffle
880 Relay! Phil Delta Theta, first; S. A. E.
second; Alpha KappaLambda, third; Alpha
Kappa, fifth; Time 1-366, New record.
Physical Education Class Makes Inspection Trip
A class of administration of physical education conducted by Miss Marigret Harto for majors in the department went to Kansas City for an internship.
They were taken to the city by Misa Barto and Miss Audrey Carr. Three high schools were visited by the students: Westport junior high, Westport senior high, and Central high. Mrs Cook, who was formerly superintendent of Westport Public Schools, hei's schools of Lawrence, is now teaching in Westport junior high.
Those who went were: Miss Margaret Barto, Miss Andycue Carr, Gretta Farnsworth, Miss Karen McAvery, MeMcAvery, Leo Laird, Gertude Dalton, and Ella Simms.
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Civil Engineers Society Adopts New Constitution
Members of the American Society of Civil Engineers met yesterday afternoon at 4:30 for the purpose of adopting the revised constitution that has been drawn up by a committee of students. Except for a few minor changes the constitution was adopted as presented.
Edward Farmer, e29, and Stuart Hazard, e28, were elected as representatives to the staff of the Kansas Engineer.
Another meeting will be held May 11, when officers will be elected.
Chalfont, Shortstop,
Has Best Percentage
of Jayhawk Hitters
Kansas Team Is Making Lowe Average for This Season Than Last
Than Last
Claude Chalfont, Jayhawk shortstop, with an average of 310, is led the Kauai hitters at the end of the season. The Missouri Valley baseball sensor
Chaifont's percentage is good for an infielder but should not be good enough to lead a team composed of the players on the Kansas team. Livingston, Hill, Wall, Kraemer and Smith all finished the 1926 season with averages close to 308 but have not been able to connect this year.
Captain Livingston has an average of 258, but this is 70 points below his average for his season to date* "too young" for a major league hit, his last year's average, while Hill is only hitting 144, as against an average of 258 for the 1926 campaign. The entire Kansas team has only three wins and one loss in the past year was around 300 for last year.
Swenson, Kansas southpaw hurler, with a record of three games won and one loss, is leading the pitchers. He is also the second best batter in the team, having connected with four sute blows out of 14 trips to the plate for an average of 286. He has only two innings lost in the 37 innings that he has pitched. A not a hit has been obtained off Swenson in the last 13 innings which he has pitched. The Oklahoma Aggies failed to get a hit on him in the last seven innings that he pitched against them April 27. He relieved Anderson in the ninth of the game next night and pitched five hitless innings against the Kansas Aggies on Friday of the same week.
Anderson ranks second among the pitchers, having broken even in the two games which he has hurried. Johnson has been credited with losses as well as wins, both which he pitched, while White has won or lost any of the games.
The Datting Averages
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Abc G H I J K M RP L.
Chalmont, p 16
Swenson, c p 14
Akersom, p 8
Arkwick, p 6
Macy, f p 5
Money of, f p 3
Rivershead, rf 13
Rivershead, rf 13
Hill, lb 16
Johnson, p 5
Johnson, p 5
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Gibbons, p 1
White, p 1
Friday Training 12
G Won Lost IP 1
season 5 3 1 17
club season 3 3 0 14
club season 2 0 2 14
whale 1 0 0 1
201 26.57 10 0 .211
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Chi Omega Defeats
Wita Wentin 34 to 11;
Alpha Xi Delta Wins
First Game Score Is Lopsided While Second Contest Is Much Closer
Chi Omega and Wita Winton played the first intramural baseball game yesterday afternoon, ending with a score of 34-11 in favor of Chi Omega. The players for Chi Omega were, Jean Elliott, pitcher; Jane Reynolds, catcher; Gertrude Dalton, Helen Fink, catcher; Brad Schoenfelder, Shaun Shaffer, Virginia Stolper, and Mary Henderson. Jane Reynolds and Vary Henderson made home runs.
Players for Winn Wentin were, Wilma Wray, pitcher; Ola Fulton, catcher; Letha Lown, Caroline Hitt, Ruth Dougherty, Anna Louise Snyder, Elizabeth Henderson, Amani Middleton, Pfeiffer and Pearl Waldron.
Chi Omega 14 15 1 4
Wita Wentin 3 5 0 2
Alpha Xi Delta played Pi Beta Phi at 6:30. Alpha Xi Delta won with a score of 18-7. Their battery composed of Alice Gaskill and Myrl Gould did good work. Alice Gaskill made a run, and Jon Huney scored a one for Pi Beta Phi. The team of Alpha Xi Delta were Alice Gaskill, pitcher; Myrl Goul, catcher; Harnock, Janet Fleishman. Florence
The score by innings:
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Kansas Tennis Team Has Won All Engagements
The Kansas tennis team won their fourth straight match when they defeated the Drake net men at Des Moines last night. The Jaykhaw team, composed of Captain Clifford Campbell and Ernest Johnson made a clean sweep of the two singles and one doubles match.
Today the Kansas men will tangle with the Kansas Aggies in a return match here, Wednesday the strong Oklahoma team will invade Mt. Meadow
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