THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
INDOOR TRACK TEAM
GOES TO K. C. MEET
Jayhawker Crew Left Today For Annual Contest With Tigers
TAKE "MAC'S" BAND ALONG
Coaches Insist Kansas is Due for Win—Won Last in 1913
The Jayhawker crew of Indoc track artists left Lawrence for Kansas City this afternoon accompanied by Coach Karl Schideman, "Doc" Bailey and assistants, and last but not least, "Mae" and his ever faithful band. The squad, coach, trainers and staff will not return to the University until they have twisted the Tiger's tail in a double-bow-cot.
Kanas' last time to win the indoor meet with Missouri was in 1913 when the Crimson and blue runners took a hard fought meet by a score of 48 to 25. The runners pointed time for the Jahawk bird to stop the Tiger's winning streak.
Entries for K. U. tonight will be 50-yard high hurdles, and 56-yard low hurdles, Captain Everett Bradley, and Lennard McCord; 440-yard high run, Neildegard Beaver; 880-yard run, Neildegard Beaver; one mile, Massey and Massenert; two mile, James and Wilson; 16-pound shot, Sandeff and E. Bradley, Kearney, and Claslin. In the last event, the force owned, will collide
if the winning of the meet should depend on the one mire tie, O'Leary will be entered as one of the team, otherwise the team for this event will consist of O. Bradley, Brown, Meidinfer, and Griffin.
60-yard dash - Held jointly by paddl
Buddock, Kannas, and Jack
scholz, Missouri, 1918. Time, 5
1-5 seconds.
The records which have been cata-
bished in the K, U-M, U-D. Dual meals
and which the contestants tonight will
strive to break are:
50-yard low burries - Hold jointly by
Simpson, Missouri, 1916; Jackson
Scholz, Missouri, 1918 and Sylvester,
Missouri, 1919. Time: 5-4.5 seconds.
50-yard high hurdles - Holdied by
Bypasson, Missouri, 1917, and Sylvester,
Mouriet, 1918. Time 6 3-5
seconds.
440-yard dash—hahp Ridley, Kansas, 1920; Time 51-4-5 seconds. 860-yard run held jointly by Fred White, Missouri, 1921; Time 1.58-4-seconds. Missouri, 1921; Time 1.58-4-seconds.
1-mile run—Held jointly by Herriot, Kansas, 1915, and Sproul, Kansas, 1917. Time, 4:31 4-5.
High jump—Nicholson, Missouri
1912. Height, 6 feet 1.58 inches.
Pole vault—Floyd, Missouri, 1915
Height, 7 feet 11 inches.
2-mile run—Steele, Missouri, 1968
Time. 9:38 2-5.
16-pound shot—Thatcher, Missouri 1913. Distance, 45 feet 3 inches.
1 mile replay--Missouri (Selob, Wyatt, Daggy, Pittam, 1917. Time 3:28 4-5.
H. S. Tournament at K. U. Ends Dispute
Fifteen years ago, the first annual high school tournament was held. Only boys' teams participated, the "championship going to Halstead.
The following year girls also took part, the Rosedale girls taking first place.
Up until 1916 a tournament was held in Emporia one week before the K. U. tournament. Neither was held as the official one. This created a great deal of confusion, as the team would have to compete against U. In order to give an undisputed title to the winner this was made the official state tournament.
It is entirely under the control of the Kanas State High School Athletic Association, which was organized in 1910. The president of this association is R. R. Cook, principal of the Topeka High School. The secretary is Will French, principal of the Winfield High School.
An interesting coincident in connection with this is that the Robinson Gymnastium was completed only a few years before opening of the high school tournaments.
Will Serve Tea to All Seniors and Graduates
The University Women's Club will give a ten in Myrtle Hall, Thursday afternoon, March 30th, 3:30 to 5:30, to which all senior women and women in the Graduate School are invited.
No individual invitations are issued,
but a general invitation is to be extended through a representative of each group. The faculty women hope to make the acquaintance of many of the women at this ten.
Dinner at Commaons For Frosh Women Tuesda
A dinner to promote class spirit among the freshman women of the University will be given at the University Commons Tuesday evening, March 21. A program consisting of readings, a biweekly orchestra, a samba dance and entertainment under the direction of Leila Duncan, c. 28$
This dinner is a forerunner of a paper sack dinner and mildy dance to be given in the gymnasium. Thursday, March 31. The movement was started by Helen May Muray, c28, and Mrs Huffman, c25, of the W, S G. A.
Tickets for the dinner are on sale at Frasers; check stand until Monday. The price is fifty cents.
R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM DEFEATS WASH. U
Seattle University is Desirous of Having Another Match
Another victory has been tallied for the University R. O. T. C. rife team, as the result of a match with the university of Washington, Seattle. Two positions were fired, prone and standing, by ten men from each school. Kansas won by the score of 1758 against 1747, netting the very small margin of twelve. Washington won in the shooting of Colburn, whose score was 186. Bradley of Kansas came next with a total of 184.
The winning of this match is vested in that the unit at the University of Washington has been declared a "dishonorable team," and are only nine others in the United States, and that the interest in the R. O. T. C. at Washington is great. The commandant at Washington expects the desire of another match, the success of
KANSAS
Bradley...184
Fitzsimons...184
Walker...180
Trueblood...175
Crain...178
Cook...176
Rhinchart...174
Schmidt...172
James...160
Martin...160
WASHINGTON
Solburn ... 180
Flint ... 184
Crosby ... 178
McAdams ... 178
Fall ... 178
Kepp ... 176
Scott ... 170
Miller ... 166
Ehrke ... 166
Beckwith ... 165
Total ...1747
lawrence De Molays
The Lawrence Deololays will observe their annual Oddiyal Day, Sunday, March 19 at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 11 o'clock. Rev. Klyne, pastor of the M. E. Church has preached an especial sermon for the occasion. J. R. Holmes will give a talk about the work of the Deololays during the past year. Special music has occurred for the ceremony and the Deololay's celebration.
The service is open to everybody. All DeMolays should be at the Masonic Temple at 10:30 a.m. and at 10:50 a.m. they will go in a body to the church.
Obligatory Day is to be observed universally by DeMolays in all parts of the United States. This service must be attended and all DeMolays in attendance should belong to Lawrence Chapter or not, are ordered to be in attendance.
A huge basketball stadium is in the process of construction at Leland-Stanford University at Palo Alto. It will be over a hundred thousand dollars.
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MAY HAVE WRESTLING AN ATHLETIC FEATURE
Change in Objectionable Rules Make Sport Suitable for Colleges
Wrestling as a high school sport may become an established feature in the schools of America before long. Many of the objectional features of the game have been done away with by the Western Intercollegiate Wrestling Association, and it is being introduced in the high schools through the use of the unanimous maturate user is secured through the abandonment of the toe hold, one-finger holds, and other holds endangering serious injury.
CUTS DANGEROUS HOLDS
Coach Patrick Wants to Have a Wrestling Tournament This Spring
or the Association give a new meaning and interpretation to the old American way, catch-as-catch-man style, as has been used in professional circles in the past, and makes the sport adaptable for amateur use in school athletics. These rules prevent stalking which as become so much at a later date than it was before and also eliminated all unnecessary roughness through the baring of some of the punishment which has been existing.
The new rules which were devised by the Association give a new meaning.
Under the system of weight divisions which are not being used, it makes it possible for the large and small high schools to compete against each other to a greater degree and on a much more even basis. In other sports at present the small school does not have a chance to compete with the larger school, but in wrestling the small school is at an even
G. B. Patrick, head of the department of physical education and coach of wrestling at the University, is wanting to assist the coaches in developing the wrestling sport in the high schools in the state.
"I would like to see the high schools draw up a tournament for this spring," said Coach Patrick. The coaches should use wrestling as a part of the physical education program in their school, for the coming year."
Wrestling under the new code is proving very satisfactory in every school that has given it a fair trial. It has been found to have one of the most dangerous forms of any sport and in most places it has proven next to football.
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Dr. F. B. Dains of the department of chemistry has in his possession a chemistry text book which was published in 1840. Dr. Dains is especially interested in the book because his father studied chemistry under its author, Dr. John Johnston, over six-five years ago in Weasley University, Littleton, Conn. The book is very similar to textbooks used now, but later experiments have added to the material it contains.
Dains Has Old Text Book
Onaga Senior Visiting K. U.Today and Saturday
Mrs. S. J. Skokins of Kansas City, will spend Friday and Saturday here with her daughter, Lennie Skokins, c280 Fillmore Opera Orchestra Phi and Filming Opera orchestra.
The senior class of Onga High School, consisting of fourteen girls and six boys, accompanied by their principal and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Sangster, are coming overland to visit the University today and tomorrow. Lawrence F. Day, P32, president of the Potwattonville County Club, is taking charge of them and has made arrangements for their entertainment.
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