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CROSS COUNTRY TEAM IS MAKING FAST TIME
Course Has Been Altered So Spectators May Better View Workouts
Fast time was made by the cross-country candidates in a trial run held yesterday afternoon. "Ace" Wilson fleet-footed captain, led the field, finishing more than a minute ahead of the second man.
The order of the finish was: Wilson, 26:30; Schab, 27:48; Grady, 27:8-2; Merrill, 27:57; Pratt, 28:12; Coghill, 27:17-1; Kenderson, 30:35; Treal, 30:53. Lewis, one last year's freshman runners, finished second but was disqualified on account of 'nellegibility.
The course has been somewhat altered in order to give the spectators a better chance to see the start and the finish of the race. The runners now start in the hundred-yard dash and go around to the south end of the track, up on the hill past the tennis courts, up on Mt. Orland east of Administration. From there they follow the usual route and finish in the Stadium, coming in on Illinois Street, under the truck to the starting point.
Coach Schalademm is pleased at the showing of the men and says they are in better condition now than the women we have at this time in previous years.
The first meet will be held with the Aggies on October 28. Ascending to advance dope, the K. U. runners should win over the Aggies, as the latter have only one man back, Henry, who has ever made much of a showing. Price is a fair runner, and Willey, who won the mile and the half mile, both in fast last year in the Missouri Valley freshman telegraphic meet, is making an impressive showing.
HOCKE / CAPTAINS ELECTED
Great Enthusiasm Shown by Sophomore Teams
The following captains have been elected for this year's football teams; senior captain, Mary Helen Hamilton; junior captain, Gladys Snyder; sophomore captain, Olive Ashley; junior captain has not yet been elected.
Much enthusiasm is shown by the sophomore team this year, probably due to their having won, as freshmen in basketball in a tournament by a total score of 14 to 0.
The games will be arranged the same as last year with freshmen against freshmen; sophomores against sophomores; juniors against seniors; and each class's team play. Each team will until every team has clashed.
Missouri Bonus Fund Low and Claims Still Come In
The average claim has amounted to $133.20, the largest claim to be paid is $250, and the smallest, $10.
Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 13 (United Press)—Soldier bonds claims approved and paid by the state of Missouri now total 97,850. The amount paid on the claims stands at $13,613,560. Of the $15,000,000 of bonds issued for the fund, $1,822,190 remains.
The bonus fund will soon be exhausted and the commission has already made arrangements with a committee of the state constitutional assembly to credit an amendment carrying $7,000,000 so that all alimony may be paid.
Cerele Francais Hears "Le Cid"
The Corcie Francais held a meeting yesterday afternoon at which Prof. J. L. Salvan told the story of "Le Cid", a play of the 17th Century. The most important scenes were played on the Victoria as they acted by "The Comedie Francais," a famous cast in Paris.
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American Legion to Hold Aviation Meet in Salina
Salim, Kans., Oct. 13 (U. P.)—An aircraft taxi meet on track with prices totaling $1,500 will open here tomorrow. The meeting will continue three days under the direction of the Salim boat of the American eligion.
Ten airplanes from Kansas City and entries from Detroit, Denver and a number of towns in Missouri and Kansas are expected.
Six events are scheduled for the meet—two races, parachute jumping, wing walking and acrobatic feets.
LEAVE FOR RIFLE RANGE
R. O. T. C. Unit Will Practice at Six Corners
Rifle practice by the University R. O. T. C. unit will begin tomorrow morning at the K. N. G. rifle range at Six Corners. All second, third and fourth year men who want to go should be at the corner of Ninth and Massachusetts at 8:30 o'clock prepare to take the truck for the range. The government furnishes all supplies and ammunition.
Capt. H, J. Casey states that this is a genuine opportunity for the men to get some real experience on a well developed range, since there are firing corners at 200, 300, 500, and 600 yards. Each shot fired by the men coat the government in order to be permitted to make the trips until they have completed the elementary training with the 22 caliber rifle in indoor practice. The University rife team will be picked from the men making the best showing on the range trips. The men will be chosen, given sweaters with the rife队 insignia, and will compete with nearby university rifle
Freshmen will be eligible for membership on the rifle team when they have completed the indoor target practice.
Y. M. Sophs Use Course of Study
The Sophomore Inner Circle group of the Y. M. C. A. met tuesday night in myer's Hall and decided upon its course of study for the coming winter. It covers internal and industrial problems of foreign countries, and will begin with Japan.
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Eleanor Hanson, 'c25', is the champion in the K. U. girls' tennis tournament. The tournament began last spring with twenty-four entrants, but was not completed until yesterday afternoon.
Is Champion in Girls' Singles Tennis Tournament
In the semi-finals between Eleanor Hanson and Lela Duna, Eleanor Hanson won the two required sets, 6-5, 6-2. She was champion in the finals against Vera Krebbiel, 6-4, and 6-4.
Miss Hannon has spent most of her life in China where she says tennis is played a great deal. She remarked that it was interesting to note the difference between the strokes of the English with whom she played in China, and the strokes of Americans. The English were the originators of the game and have an individual way of playing.
Tennis doubles will be played off next week. Lela Duncan and Vera Krishelbison will play the sophomore upper classes for the final championship.
The junior and senior Hockey team elected captains yesterday afternoon. The Seniors elected Mary Helen Hamilton; the Juniors elected Gladys Hawkins; and the Seniors getting in for a month and are getting anxious to play off the games.
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The Book Exchange in Fraser Hall was opened Thursday, according to the Times. The book exchange open hereafter on Tuesdays only, and closing at 3:30. Those who left books at the exchange are asked to come and make settlement as soon as possible. Altogether over 8000 worth of books were sold but very few of those who had purchased a claim settlement. Miss Pugh hoped to have all claims settled within three weeks.
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