THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Coach Emphasizes Need Of Managers For Track Events
Success of Spring Track Program is Dependent On Student Support Schlademan
Applications for student managers of track have been coming from the junior and senior classes, but so far not a single freshman has signified his willingness to work, according to Coach Schademan.
The big track events which will be held here April 20 and 21 make it necessary that the students get behind the athletic department and back it. The state high school will be the next day, and the Kansas will be the next day, and these two meets will bring over a thousand athletes here.
One Senior in Charge
According to the plan what Coach Schlademan has worked out, he will be one event leader who will supervise work of the other men, two junior managers, three sophomore managers, and six freshmen managers. These men will work in connection with Coach Schlademan in staging the meetings. They have charge of all meetings, the sale of tickets, and the work in student body will be done by them.
These men will start to work soon after the beginning of next semester and will devote most of their time in practical training at the high school and the Relays.
Business Training in Work
It is necessary that the student body get behind the track team in putting on these events," declared Coach Schadleman today. "There will be no money in this work, but it will give any man with plenty of K. U. spirit a chance to be useful to the school, as well as being good business training for himself."
Bernard Meldinger has already been selected as senior manager. He has had a great deal of experience in this line of work, as he is on the track team and understands the running of meets. He will be assisted by Captain Carve Rogers and Ex-Captain DeWall.
"The thing we need most right now is applications from freshmen," Coach Schladman said. "Applications may be filled out and given to me or turned in at the athletic office. Business experience should be stated, and some idea of the schedule that the applicant expects to have next semester." Another reason that that be a priority of time in the afternoon. Willingness to work will count a great deal in selecting the managers."
Freshman Managers Important
The freshman managers are probably the most important on the force. With Coach Schladenfer's plan of advancing the most capable men from year to year, the freshmen will have full control in two years when the Kansas team will have reached where they are the most important athletic event in this part of the country.
"If these plans work out the way that we expect, the managers of track will have some of the most important positions on the hill. It is a man-sized job and we need man-sized men to fill it, but there are enough men here to put this undertaking over in fine style if they will send in their applications immediately," Coach Schladman said.
Boyle Gets Job As Umpire
Was Captain of K. U. Base Ball Team in 1902
T. J. Hickey, president of the American Baseball Association, has added one umpire to his staff for the coming season and the man chosen is Patrick Boyle, former K. U. student and athlete.
"Pat" Boyle, as he is best known throughout sporting circles, was a member of the K. U. baseball team in the "good old days." In 1962 he was captain of the team which swept everything before it and established an enviable record. "Pat" played first base on that队.
After his graduation from the University, he played for a time in the Missouri Valley league of professional baseball teams. Abandoning the role of an active player, he began to umpire independent games in and around Kaneland. Last fall "Palt" confident Hickey asking for a position on theumpiling staff of the American Association, and he was accepted.
"This is rather a binding contract," commented the flapper as the Greek squeezed her closer.
SPORT BRIEFSE DeVaughn Francis
The accounts of Kansas court victories are like radio bed-time stories they are getting old.
Every time we see one in the paper
we look for, "Once upon a time..."
Well, the Jayhawker is on the top rung of the riveral roost and is cockly and serenely squinting down at the rest of the conference menagerie.
Long John insists on thrusting
imself into the limelight. Six F, G.'s
asst night!
And Ackerman field-goaled and charity-dipped thirteen points through the iron hoop.
If "Tus" doesn't watch out, he'll have an All-Valley berth thrust upon his young shoulders.
Only two hurdles remain before Kansas has taken the measure of every five in the Valley: K. S. A. C. and Oklahoma.
The Holstes are wallowing around in the cellar like dogs in the manger.
And the Sooners are quibbling with them for the place.
So it is not likely that Kansás' percentage will change color very soon.
Ames knocked off Grimm last night, 26 to 12. Which shoves the Cyclones up with Nebraska, and the Grimm mollusks to minus 400.
In the past fifteen seasons on the court, the Pilkers have run up a total of 918 points to Kanas' 1415; and
The Allenset get five full days of well-deserved rest before the next court clash—with Washington in Robinson Gym.
10,000 Enter Bowling Tourney
Milwaukee, Wisc., Jan. 18 (United
Press)—The twenty-third International
tournament of the American Bowling
Congress, to be held in this city from March 10 to April 8, promises to be the greatest athletic contest of the decade. There is an entry list of over ten thousand participants from every section of the country and a huge prize list that will top $65,000 and probably run as high as $70,000.
Oread Shining Parlor CHARLIE'S Best Shines in Town
have won ten games to Kansas' thirty-one.
team W L O per cent
CANSAS 7 4 1.000
Missouri 7 1 1.000
Washington 2 1  .667
Armenia 2 1  .667
Nebraska 1 1  .500
Drake 1 1  .500
Grinlund 1 3  .333
Oklahoma 0 3  .000
K, S, A, C. 0 3  .000
Thomas Shoe
Electric Shop
1021 Mass. St.
Herewith are the Valley standings, with a few alterations:
Varsity Dance!
F. A. U. Hall
January 20,1923
WATKINS NATIONAL BANK
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CAPITAL $100,000.00
C. H. Tucker, President
C. A. Hill, Vice-President and
Chairman of the Board.
SURPLUS $100,000.00
K, U., station S-D-X, signing off.
D. C. Asher, Cashier
Dick Williams, Assistant Cash.
W. E. Hazen, Assistant Cash.
DIRECTORS
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J. C. Moore, S. O. Bishop
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Graduate Club will meet at Squire's Studio on Friday at 2:30 to have the picture taken for the Jawahirman. All Graduates must attend a special effort to be on hand in order that the School may have a creditable representation in the Annual. Those who have not yet paid their tuition due of a dollar are at that time.
Rhadamanthi will meet tonight in regular session, at 8 o'clock in Fraser Rest Room. The program will consist of the reading and discussion of the original verse of the members.
Sherwin F. Kelly, Pres.
Ames Crawls Up Cellar Steps
Ames, In., Jan 17 (Special)—Ames College sprang a surprise on Grinnell here tonight when it rumped away with the long end of a 26-12 basketball score. This is Ames' second win of the season and Grinnell's third defeat.
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