THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Kansas Expecting Thousand Athletes At Relays in April
Many prominent state high school athletes will be entered in the special high school events at the Kansas Recognition to the committee in charge this will afford an opportunity for the high school men of the state to compete against the best in the high school athletes in the middlewest.
Showing Made at Illinois Indicates That Kansas Has Well-Balanced Track Squad
The teams to be entered in the meet from this state will be the cream of the state high school meet which will hold here Friday before the Relays.
Several Champion Teams
In the college and university events
there will be several champion track
events. A recent information received by Karl
Schlademan, head track coach and
sponsor of the Relays. The Illinois
four-mile relay team holds the world's
record for that event with a record
of 17:45. In addition to this, the
Pennsylvania team will be entered.
The showing that the K. U. stars made at the Illinois carnival and the showing made against Missouri is a good indication that Kansas has one of the strongest and best balanced teams in the country. Poor of Kansas is the class of the west in the high jump with a record of six feet four inches. Emerson *orton* who won the all-around championship at Illinois is expected to place high in the field events and be placed to place high on the broad jump.
Iowa to Send Three Teams Iowa will send three relay teams which were Big Ten champions last year, to the Bayt ten tournament here in the state. In these relays are the cream of the country. Frazier of Baylor University, Waco, Texas, who is national amateur champion in the low hurdles will be here. He also runs the high hurdles about 15 seconds.
There will be about a thousand
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athletes in Lawrence for the RELAYS and arrangements are almost completed for their accommodation. A large crowd of visitors is also expected as the number of famous athletes entered in this contest will draw a large crowd from all over the country.
Opportunity to study the development of European Architecture will be provided American students of architecture by the "Art Students' Tour", sponsored by the Institute of International Education. The group will sail from New York and will visit Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Brussels, and other cities of Europe. This information can be secured from Irwin Smith, 30 East 42nd Street, New York City.
Complete Upper Bracket of Basketball Tournament
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the half Roosevelt was leading with the score at 25 to 8. The Truesper twins were the outstanding players for Roosevelt. Roosevelt used substitutes freely in the second half.
Quinter after a hard fought first loss to Winkfield by a score of 19 in the first half, but Winkfield pulled away in the second half. The long shots of Wigington, of Quinter, were the outstanding feature of the game. Toppe drawn a forift from Plains.
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K. U. Dramatic Club
announces the presentation of
Mr. Pim Passes By
Bowersock Theatre March 26th
The Club is presenting the play throughout the state this week.
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