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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927
Thirty-six Schools Are Now Entered in Kansas Relays Largest Athletic Carnival in History Indicated by First Mail Returns
Although five weeks remain before the date for the fifth annual Kansas Relays and the official announcements have been only recently sent out, 36 institutions already have signified they will send athletes to compete.
Ten universities, 15 colleges, and 11 high schools outside of this state are represented in the preliminary entry cards already received.
Ten Universities Enter
Tell Universities Enter
In the University class the entries are university, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Carolina; the northern Conference; Oldhamia, Nebraska and Washington of the Missouri valley conference; Marquette University; Rice Institute of Houston, Texas; and the University of Nevada.
Practically all of the 10 members of the Missouri valley conference are sure to enter, also one or two more of the Big Ten schools and numerous other universities such as Texas, Oregon agricultural College, and Notre Dame.
Fifteen Colleges Are Listed
First mills brought 15 probable entrants in the college class, including Knox, Baker University, Parsons College of Fairfield, Iowa, College of Emporia, Central Missouri State Teachers, Nebraska State Teachers, Pittsburgh, Coe College, North Texas College, Shurtleff College of Alton, Ill.
Ten high schools in Illinois, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Nebraska have sent in entry cards.
This large total of early entries indicates a larger representation this year than in any in the previous four years the rehaves have been. Last year 100 institutions in 15 states entered for one or more of the 26 rehaves and 9 special track and field events on the program.
Basketball Teams Chosen
Senior and Sophomore Women Players Named
The senior and coombie basketball teams have been chosen by Misa Rhoeer, instructor in the department of physical education, to the inter-sesional basketball games which start Tuesday. March 22.
The senior basketball quad includes: Lucille Pyle, captain, cf27; Mary Bernstein, uncle,cl; Alice Sims, ed28; Margaret Curry, c27; Anne Botsford, ed27; Gladys Hitt, c27; Marian Mercis, c27; Margaret Royer, c27; Dora Geiger, c27; Lois Laptam, c27; and Selma Kohn, fa27.
The first squad of the sophomore basketball team includes: Helen Filkin, captain, c²; 陈伊 Ellott, c²; Marian Riley, c²; Charlotte Harper, spfa; Elizabeth Dockster, c²; Alice Gaskill, c²; Fdecker, Keller, p; Hila Church, c²; Faye Stoops, c²; and Jessie Georgie, c².
The Junior teams will be announced Saturday morning, March 19, according to Miss Audrey Carr, instructor in the department of physical education.
Those on the second sophomore squad are: Elizabeth Short, c'29 Etienne Parker, uncle; Doris Mervie, c'29; Edith Kernohan, c'29 Helen Parker, c'29; and Helen Shaf fer. c'29.
Square and Compass, national Masconic Fraternity, hold initiation for seven pledges Wednesday night at the College of Nursing in a dinner at the Colonial tea room.
Those instituted were: H. T. Brazier, e'28, Kansas City; Cieland Cole, c'27, Stafford; Glen Richard, e'29, Lawrence; Albert S. Mosher, e'29, Logan; Robert W. Herzog, e'28, Hernando; H. Herbert Tulius, bus'29, Lawrence; and Clyde F. Snider, e'28, Savonburg.
Intramural Scores
Phi Kappa Pi performed its winning streak last night by tromping on the Sigma Pi Epsilon quintet, 18 o'12. The game was close with the Phi Pi's holding a slight cad at all times. Starr and Wellman played well, while muth exhibited the best game, for his Big Eps. The score:
Phi Psi Beat Sir Ens
Phi Kluan Pup-14 ... Sigma Phi Ep. 15-
Starr, f ... 4 0 0 0
Starr, r ... 4 0 0 0
Wilmow, f ... 3 0 0 0
Wilmow, r ... 3 0 0 0
Lindsey, g ... 1 0 0 0
Lindsey, r ... 1 0 0 0
Leonhard, f ... 1 0 0 0
Leonhard, r ... 1 0 0 0
In Addition
In a bodily contented game lava night, Kappa Sigma defeated Delta Upsilon, 13 to 11. The game was bitterly fought and at my time did other team possess a substantial lead. Jameson and Scott were the stars of Kappa Sigma and Ollinger played a good game for the losers. The scores:
Kappa Sigs Win
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Kappa Sigma-13
Kapuw Signals 11-14
| | G F F T | G F F T |
| :--- | :---: | :---: |
| unarmed, f | 0 0 0 | Kottman, t |
| Smiff, f | 0 0 0 | Kump, f | 0 1 |
| Smiff, f | 0 0 0 | Oliver, f | 0 2 |
| tal, f | 1 1 0 | Olver, f | 2 0 |
| res, f | 0 0 0 | White, z | 0 1 |
| res, f | 0 0 0 | White, z | 0 1 |
| res, f | 0 1 4 | Black, t | 0 1 |
Delta Tan's Beat A, T, O.
Delta's in. In and furious game last night, the Delta Tau Delta quintet won a three point victory over Abba Tau Omega, 15 to 12. At no time during the game did either team hold a substantial lead and the final score was in doubt until the game was over. Cloud and Kahra played well for the winners while Anderson was the star of the A, T, G.O with three field goals.
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Delta Tan=15
Kennedy, f | G F T F
Gravine, f | 1 0 0
Ucland, r | 1 0 0
Kalbe, r | 2 1 0
Vinschke, a | 0 2 1
G FT
Anderson, 1 3 0
Tire, 1 1 0
Tire, 1 1 0
Lifting tension, g 1 1
Mosehle, g 0 0
Gastonland, 0 0
A. A's beat Bata.
P: Kappa Abaa's won from P: Kappa Bata's in 11 to a double battle, the second half of which was marked by some high class defensive playing by with teams.
Pi K. A's Beat Betas
Heta Theta Pi-8
C F1 F F
Chaffat, f 1 1
L. Gradeur, f 1 0
L. Gradeur, g 2 2
Wheat, h 1
Wheat, g 0 1
1 Kappa Alpha-11
Delta Sigma P121; Alpha Kappa Pa12
Flashing a brilliant offense and
defense, the Delta Sigma P121
detected the Alpha Kappa Pa121
of the Alpha Kappa Pa121.
Sai's were unable to score a single
leaf from the field and were forced
a long shoot throughout the game.
Bekstrom and Potharebrade were
Delta Sigma Pa121. Bradley played the best game for
Alpha Kappa Pa121.
Smith, f  2 0
C. Smith, g  1 0
C. Smith, c  1 0
M. McShen, g  0
Athanone, g  0
Fritis, f  0
Alba Kappa Pupil
Brailey, f 0 1
Streperbauer, t 0 1
Peaceley, c 0 1
Cambell, n 0
Schindler, t 0 0
Delta Schema 75-21
G F G F F
Chittenden, f 0 0
Chittenden, d 0 0
Fairbanks, f 0 0
Fairbanks, d 0 0
Petr Garden, p 0 1
Petr Garden, d 0 1
Canton, k/ma 0 1
Totals
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Delta Sigma Lambla 11, Cosmos 7.
The Delta Sigma Lambla basketters emerged victors over the Cosmotun Club in a rough game last night. The final score was 11 to 7. Neither team could hit the basket consistently and did not put up a very good brand of floor work. V
Cosmopolitan
G FT F 0
V. Wilson, z 1 0
Fairbaird, c 1 0
Fairbaird, i 0 0
Goltbelg, b 1 0
Davies, v 1 0
Davies, i 0 1
H. Wilson, z 0 0
Delta Sigma
G FT
Yap, f 0 0
Engel, f 1 0
Pratt, f 0 0
Jones, g 2 1
Tranzo, g 0 0
The Phi Beta Pi team forfeited their game to the Nu Sigma Nas.
Total: 5 1 1
Canoeing, archery, roller skating and horseback pitching are among the latest courses offered at the College of the Pacific.
Totals 34
We now have
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Doornbos and Grady Expect to Place High in Notre Dame Meet
roce" Frazier Did Not Make Trip; Try Out for Texas Relays Today
Captain Charles Doorbush, hurdler, and Lad Grady, sprint star, left last night for South Bend, Ind., where they will compete in the first annual Central Intercollegiate track and field championships tomorrow. The meet house is the Core Field house and will be the last big rookie meet this year.
"Pooo" Frazer, tsar Kansas distance runner did not make the trip on account of the four-mile relay try-out this afternoon. Frazer will be able to compete in the Delray and Doctor Huff decided not to send him to the Notre Dame meet.
Captain Doornbs will compete in the high and low hurdles and Grady is entered in the 75-yard dash. Last week in the valley nocte da Drake, Grady record the ford of the 50 yard dash and made faster time than was expected by the valley mark which better a performance of the Western Conference athletes and for this reason the Kansas thash is favored to win tenrown. Doornbs did not come up to his usual standard at Drake and is planning on redeeming himself tomorrow. The Kansas hirter is one of the fastest in the valley and should offer fast competition to the Big Ten runners.
Entry Blanks Due Soon for Intramural Contest
Entry blanks for intramural tennis and intramural horsehoes will be mailed this week end, according to John Sabo, director of intramural athletics. In both the tennis and horsehoe tournaments each organization will be allowed four entries in the singles and two in the doubles. Coach Sabo is also providing for the return of the entry blanks has been moved up to March 24, by which date they must be filled and sent to Coach Sabo's office.
Hawthorne, Kappa Signa, won the singles in the tennis tournament last year, and with his teammate, Greaver, helped cop the doubles title. In the horseshoe tournament last year, Klinglerg, Alpha Kappa Lambda, won the singles, and Popeley and Fisher, Delta Upsilon, won the doub-
A party for all Methodist students and their friends will be given in the Methodist church at 8 o'clock tonight by the Kappa Phil汕学部. The decorations will be symbolic of St. Patrick's Day and will allow them to carry out the color scheme. A short program will form part of the entertainment.
Two freshman distance runners were made happy yesterday afternoon, when they were given requisition slips for the new gray sweat suit. One of them is being outfitted. Marshall and Dale were the men and Doctor Huff had told them that if they ran the two mile run in under 10.50, he would be marshaled. Marshall crossed the line in 10.34 and Dale made the distance in 10.39.
With the remarkable material in the varsity and freshman squads, it looks like Kanaas should be the leader in distance runs for several years. The squads have several first-class teams, and next year, Kansas should have a four mile relay team which will make all the schools take notice. Kansas does lack a half-miler and as yet Doctor Huff has been unable to find a man who can run the distance in fast time. Saurineman has made the best show, but the Kansas experience will be able to run the 880 much faster. Kansas misses the veteran "Stud" Watson, who was for three years the mainstay in the event.
All delinquent transfer cards will be sent back next Monday. See me before then if you desire to keep your account.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF MUSICIANS UNION;
A track meet which will probably have all the thrills of a big meet with the exception that the entry list will be small, will be the tryouts at Stadium track this afternoon. Doctor Huff is going to choose the men who will make the trip to Texas and competition for places will be exceedingly hot. Kansas will have entrants and possibly four nine mile and possibly four mile relays and also will enter men in the 100 yard dash, pole vault, broad jump, shot put, high jump, discus and 120 yard high hurdles.
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Sport Notes
For close and exciting games this year's national A, A. U. basketball tournament ranks above all previous ones. Nearly every day brings forth some games that are won by a four point margin or less. Last night's tie between the Hillarys and Phillip's University was an example.
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The showing of the three Kansas conference teams in the tourney Washburn, Emperor Teachers and Wichita University, has been called the 'Chilcolobis' The Chilcolobis still remain in the tournament and will go into the semi-finals. The Teachers were defeated on the night after a hard fought content.
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The champion Hillyards started a substitute lineup against the Oklahoma collegians but soon realized their stink and seet in DeBernardi, Loveless and the rest of the boys. The way up and was leading by a one point margin with only four minutes to go.
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Batting Prospects Good
Kraemer Led Squad Last Year With .545 Percentage
The batting averages of five men on last year's baseball team will give a basis for dope on the ability of the 1927 squad.
...heather was far in the load of any other Kansas man with the high percentage of .545. This means that the little second baseman got better batting, but the most important plate. Krauter is expected to fill the shoes of Eddie Haldin, captain of last year's team, and considered one of the outstanding catchers in the valley league. He had 713 hits and a .22 second to Krauter in battins honors with a percentage of .390. Wall and Smith of the outfield batted .385 and .297 respectively. Smith was known as a batter to fear in the pinches, but scored .hit .215 for the season's average.
With these five men who are dangerous with the hat, Coach Bunn should have little trouble in development and with extraordinarily runnin-
g powers.
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New fire place equipment is being installed at Corlin hall. The fire place on the first floor is being fitted with brass airdriens, and tongs, and wrought iron chairs are to have wrought iron sets.
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