THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TRACK MEET OPENED WITH GOOD EVENTS
Shot-Put and Half Mile Wer Held Yesterday Afternoon at Stadium
The Inter-Organization track meet opened yesterday afternoon, when the shot-plot and half mile were held. Several good marks were made in both events, and some promising material was uncovered. Norton, Acacia, won the片 with a filing of 40 ft. **2 n.** Matthews, unattached, was awarded 35 ft. **3 n.** Aceae, received 35 ft. 5 in. for third Connelly, Phi Psi, took fourth with a distance of 35 ft. Norton is a consistent performer in that event.
The half mile was a cinch race as far as amateurs were concerned, for Brown, Griffin and Kellel, all variety men, took first second, and third respectively, running the distance in 2:06. Stuckg, Aencin, and Simberger, both leading, were told to report to the varsity shes by Coach Schlademan.
Coach Schadleman expressed himself as being well pleased with the day's events and hoped that more men would enter the meet unattached to see what they could do. The purpose of the meeting is material for the variety, and any man who makes a good showing will be given a try-out on the squad. Coach Schadleman believes that there are several men in school who are qualified in track who never get out, and those of men that he is trying to reach.
The second series of events, the high jump and hundred-yard dash, will be held at 4:45 this afternoon. As the team is weak in the high jump it is hoped that some new manners will show up in this competition.
The score for the competing organizations now is: Acacia, 1167;
Aconas, 763; Kappa Sigma, 776;
Delta U, 612; Phi Delt, 577; Thi
Psi, 420.
Says He Was One of the Best Coaches in the Valley
In the opinion of Dr. Forrest C Allen, director of athletics at the University, Adrian Lindsey was tech-savvy and knew coaches in this part of the country.
Coach Lindsey recently was appointed head coach at Bathy College at Lindsborg, Kansas, to take effect at the beginning of the school year next fall. The Lindsborg officials have been negotiating with Coach Lindsey since late in December of last year, and announced last week that Lindsey would head the coaching staff for the coming year.
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which was training there. At present Lindsey is still with the team, on a trip playing exhibition games but they start the season into this month.
Coach Lindsey resigned from the University coach staff, Mareen S, and left for Dervieville, North Carolina. Coach Lindsey was a club of the American Association,
ball, and baseball star, after his graduation at the university, coached freshman football, freshman baseball, and last year was the coach of varsity baseball, turning out a team of 15 players in valley championship in his first year.
"Lindsey knows every game 'from A to Z and he is technically one of the best coaches I have ever seen," said Dr. Allen. "He is a good man Lindsey where he will have a chance to be at the head of athletics."
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Two Vital Questions
1. There is to be an advisory council consisting of three faculty members and four students.
First Proposed Amendment
2. The editor and business manager are to be elected from the sophomore class to serve when they are juniors.
3. The editor for next year is to be elected from this year's Junior class but the business manager is to come from the sophomore class.
4. The salaries of the editor and business manager are to be not less than $150 and not more than $350.
5. A sinking fund is to be established to take care of the profits from the publication, and to pay for any deficit that may arise.
Second Proposed Amendment
To eliminate an unnecessary governing party which has failed to realize the purpose for which it was formed. The constitution of the Associated Men of the University of Kansas is hereby amended as follows:
To repeal all clauses, creating, referring to or delegating clause to the Advisory Assembly of the Associated Men of the University of Kansas.
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If elected, Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm Ready to Start Working Friday on 1923 Jayhawker
Polls Open at 9 A.M.
When the Juniors look at this aspect of selecting the Jayhawker Editor and Business Manager they will choose Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm.
And this is the aspect which must be considered by the Junior class:"Will the editor and business manager use their position and the 1923 Jayhawker as a medium through which to pay off past obligations and "crack" old enemies.
The Junior class does not want men who will do this. That is why they feel that Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm will make the best Jayhawker managers, because these two men are not politicians. They're just hard working boys, who have worked hard for the good of K. U. in the past and are willing to spend a vast amount of time next year in order that K. U., our Alma Mater, may be presented in its right light.
Publishing the Jayhawker is a technical job. Perhaps the greatest loss in the past has been because the editor and business manager did not know what to do. If the Juniors elect Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm, these two men will start working the day after election on the 1923 book and they know what to do.
When you consider their experience along these lines and the enthusiasm with which their friends are working for them, you can mark your ticket at the polls tomorrow with the feeling "I have voted for the two best men."
Compare their Qualifications, Compare their Past Record, Compare their Willingness to Work and You Will Vote for Ted Hudson and Bill Brehm
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