FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927
THE UNIVBRSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THIRD
Kansas High School Track Stars Compete at K. U. on April 22
Four Interscholastic Records
Were Broken at the Meet
Held Lost Year
High school athletes from every section of Kansas will journey to Lawrence on April 22 to participate in the twenty-fourth University of Kansas intercollegiate track and field meet. Last year, teams from four other colleges participated in this meet and four new records were established.
The meet will be held under the auspices of the Athletic Association of the University of Kannas and in connection with the fifth annual University of Kannas relay games, which are being held on Friday at school meet on Friday, thus giving high school visitors a chance to see some of the country's greatest track and field athletes perform. All relay teams making good enough time in their matches are invited to enter the high school class competition in the Kannas Relays.
Two years ago, the junior high schools were invited to send their athletes, and successful meets have been held. In effect, then three track meets are held simultaneously, and between 700 and 800 high school and junior high athletes are in the competition.
The Intercolonial Meet is run in two classes for high schools of Kansas only, more than 200 enrollment missing a school as A, and all other schools being classed as B. Gold, silver and bronze medals go to the first three place winners in each event in each class and a special cup to the high point team and high point individual in each class. Cups are awarded to the best team and the most team making the best time, regardless of class.
In 1926 new records were established in the half mile relay, 440-yard run, pole vault and disc throw.
Professor Duplan Improves
Professor Dumkin improved
Co. G, Dunham, professor of English and
philosophy faculty at the university fac-
ulty for 40 years, is steadily improving
at his home, 925 Kentucky street,
Mrs. Dunah reported Doctor Dum-
han's condition as most satisfactory,
and added that he is regaining
strength in a most assuring manner.
The University of Minnesota is asking the legislature for a $100,000,000 trust fund that will yield an income of 85,000,000 annually to care for all the operation and building expenses in the future.
"Dennmark Today." Prof. Jensen will relish his impressions of his recent visit, at Unity Forum, 12th & Vermont, Sunday at 10 a.m. "The Value of Life" is the minister's subject at 11 - Adv.
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Study of Negro Children by Educators Published
Prof. Harvey Lehman and Prof. Paul Witty, members of the faculty of the School of Education, have had several journal articles published rein the Sanity Rutherford of the
calf of Religious Education.
"The Negro Child Index of More Social Participation" appeared in the
Journal of Applaud December, in the Psychological Research view for imagination, they had an article on "The Present Status of the Tenor to Collect and Honor."
"Church and Sunday School Attendance of the Negro Child" was the subject of an article by these writers in the January number of the Journals.
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ROOM FOR GIRL—Single or double,
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FOR RENT: Room for boys, in a modern house. 1001 Maine street. phone 1599 black. 163
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DOUBLE and single rooms for rent.
Good location. Convenient to hill.
1538 Tenn. Phone 1021 Black, 102
ROOFS for boys, convenient to K. U. and down town. Reduced prices for second season. Mrs. E. I. Garnett, 1319 Tennessee street. Phone 1475.
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The Interstate Stage Lines
Are not behind the times as their advertisement in last night's Kansas would indicate.
The Kansan Made a Bad Mistake
We Beg Your Pardon
Here is the advertisement which we should have run:
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Week-ends
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