THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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KANSAS LOSES MEET TO NEBRASKA, 52-64
Absence of Massey, Star Distance Man, Cost K. U. Track Victory
BRADLEY HIGH POINT MAN
Sandefur Won Shot and Discus
Throw—Relay Cinched
N. U. Win
Kansas lost the dual track meet with Nebraska Saturday at Lincoln by a score of 64 1-3 to 52 2-3. *Massey* had a dislocated bone in his foot and was unable to enter the uncontrollably Kansas the meet.
Everett L. Bradley, Olympic team star, was the individual high point winner with 15 points to his credit. Bradley won first in the broad jump first for first in the high jump, and placed second in the 100-yard dash and the 150-yard dash in the dash and in the hurdles was the feature of the meet.
Smith of Nebraska won first both the 100-yard and 220-dash dashes in the high hurdles, breaking the former Nebraska record in this event. Wright of Nebraska placed first in both hurdle races at the Nebraska track record in the high hurdles.
Ed Sandefur as usual easily off-distanced the other contestants in the discus throw and the shot put, taking first place in both events. Medinger, first year man on the field, placed first in the 800m run.
The Cornhuskers cinched the meet by taking the last event, the relay. McDonald led O'Lenry by ten yards at the finish.
The summaries:
100-yard dash—Won by Smith, Ne
bruska; Bradley, Kaneas, second
Time: 9 4-5 seconds
Mile run—Won by Patterson, Knn
nas; Allen, Nebraska, second. Time
4:30 3-5.
220-yard dash—Won by Smith, Nebraska; Woostemeyer, Kansas, second. Time 22 4-5 seconds.
129-yard high hurdles—Won by Wright, Nebraska; Bradley, Kansas, second. Time, 15. 1-3 seconds.
Shot put—Won by Sandefur, Kansas; Dale, Nebraska, second. Distance, 43 feet, 7 inches.
Two-mile run—Won by Kretzler
Nebraska; Patterson, Kansas,
second. Time 10 minutes, 11 1-5 seconds.
440-yard dash—Won by Stromer, Nebraska; O'Leary, Kansas, second.
Time: 51.4, 4.5 seconds.
220-yard low hurdles—Won by Wright, Nebraska; Gish, Nebraska second. Time, 26 1-5 seconds.
Discus throw—Won by Sandeufur Kansa; Weller, Nebraska, second Distance, 129 feet, 1-1.2 inches
High jump= Gish, Nebraska, and Bradley, Kansas, tied for first and second. Height, 5 feet, 3-12 inches.
Pole vault—Brown, Nebraska; Lea
Nebraska, and McAdams, Kansas
tier for first and second. Height, 10
feet. 6 inches.
880-yard run—Won by Meldinger Kansas. Dierking, Kansas, second Time. 2:03 2-5.
Broad jump—Won by Bradley, Kansas; McGinnis, Kansas, second. Distance, 2 feet 1-2 inches.
Javolin throw—Won by Carman; Nebraska; Brown, Nebraska, second. Distance, 145 feet, 7 1-2 inches.
1,600-yard relay--Won by Nebraska (Gibbs, McCarthy, Stromer and McDonald). Time: 3:02.
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A baseball game is being planned for 4 o'clock. An attempt is made to match the hitter's Indians and the catcher, but Bell's said to be anxious to cross bats with the Jayhawks.
The expenses of the day, which will be around one thousand dollars in cash, besides the donations of food from downtown merchants, will be given to the firefighters, security officers, boarding clubs, and citizens, and not from the stadium-union fund, it was announced by Dr. Allen, chairman of the general arrangements committee organized for free for either men or women.
Rain will make no difference in any of these plans, the Committee in charge has announced, Mud a foot deep would not remove either the need for removing the old rickety stands, nor the enthusiasm of the students to tear them down, it was decided.
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Student Invents Machine That Protects Signature
A new check writing and protecting machine which not only writes and protects the amount of the check and te name of the payee, but also-protects it from theft. Invented by Thomas C. Meleh, a student in the School of Medicine,
Forty-three pages of typewritten, matter were required to describe it in the petition to patent. The machine in question was the Bur roughs' Adding Machine.
McHale, who lives in Kansas City, has interested people there in his invention. Offers have been made for the patent by Eastern concerns, but it is planned to organize a stock company to exploit the patent. The machine can be made for $175, McHale says.
FROSH WILL COMPETE IN TELEGRAPHIC MEET
Nine Men Entered by Kansas ir First Valley Freshman Contest
Nine men have been entered by Coach Schindelmann as K. U.'s representatives in the telegraphic track meet which takes place between Valley freshmen Wednesday, May 11.
The entries are:
Dashes—Griffin, Keeney, Mounts.
440-yard—Griffin, Peterson, Simms
Brown.
880-yard run—Simms, Brown, Peterson
Mile and two-mile run—Strickland. Peterson. Simms.
Hurdles—Kearny, Dillonbeck.
Hurley—Kellyy, Blobbeck
Pole Vault—Lichty, Dillobeck
Broad Jump—Liemy, Dillobeck
High Jump—Dillobeck
There will be no entries in the weight events as the youngsters are entirely lacking in weight men. Not a man has been developed this year that will be of any use to the Varsity next year.
This is the first meet of the kind ever held in the *Valley* and is for the purpose of stimulating more interest in track among the first year men. These are not permitted by valley rules to participate in personal competition.
The results at each school will be wired to the Conference secretary at St. Louis, who will compile the results and wire the final tabulation and winners to the schools participating.
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gates, was four years ago at the annual Missouri-Kansas game. On that day, the standa fairly ground unaided the score of over 12,000 fans. The total收益 for the game reached $23,000.
Many great games have been witnessed from these old stands, the most notable of course being the Kansan-Nebraska game last fall; the first time a team like Cornhakewere defeated at the hands of the Jayawaker squared on MeCook.
Rickety Old Bleachers Once Pride of K, U
Tomorrow tolls the death knell for the last physical vestiges of this beloved old field. After tomorrow, it will be no more; it will have entered the cold dry pages of history, the interesting and had fought battles which made its ground sacrel, to be forgotten. Let us not allow ourselves to forget them and grandour of our new stadium, that we forget entirely dear old Mei Cook Feld, by means of whom our stadium has been realized!
Only two deaths have resulted from injuries on McCook Field. One was that of a football player on the Doane College eleven from Nebraska. He was tackled during a game with Kauai and was instantly wounded. The other data occurred eight years later in all the inter-fragrant track meets.
Few Entries in Tennis Have Been Made So Fat
Entries are coming in slowly for the University Tennis Tournament which is to be held next week. These will be received at the Athletic Office, or any of the following members of the Alexander, John Turner, Rogers
This is to be an all-University tournament, and members of the Varsity squad will not be entrated.
Boyd Rust, c' 23, has withdrawn from his classes to accept a position as field manager for the Midwest School Supply Co.
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Students Have Hard Time To Keep Watches Corresponding To Profs and Whistle Time
"The class," said Professor B., "is a eight-thirty, not on eight-thirty-one, two, five or seven, and it's up to the members of the class to be here in the classroom. I see that factualities in the way, with the clock on Blake saying one thing, your watch another, and the whistle still another; but, nevertheless, you must get here when class opens. The only solution I see is for each of you to allow five minutes of time to worth a trial, and I want you to try it. You must get her on time."
And there you are. Penalized because our doggone watches and clocks and whistles won't stay together.
"Well, where is my class today?" asked another instructor, "This is positively discouraging."
"My watch," she added, looking at the toy on her twerp, "says it's just ten-thirty-four, and not half of the class here. I shall certainly have to see what I can do. Half of the class four minutes later. I."
But just then the ten-thirty whistle blew, and the instructor ended by saying something about the last man that worked on her watch
Watches, it seems, are just like noses—they are all built on the same
general plan, but each has its own peculiarities.
And these peculiarities, strange to relate, are more pronounced at certain hours of the day than others. Take, for instance, class hours. Who ever heard of a students watch being anything but slow then, especially if he happens to be take to class? But on one occasion, he takes that same night and right away his watch begins to pick up. It even gains a little.
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In reality there are only two kinds of time—righ time and wrong time, but who is going to say which? Here on the Hill, of course, the whistle should be the first authoritative, but how can we be sure not on the hill but home in bed? The only thing we have to go by then is a watch or a clock, and there is no watch or clock made that can jump around like the whistle does.
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The Varsity baseball team will play a practice game Monday afternoon with Captain Grenata R. O, T. C, team. The R, O, T. C, bunch has some good men working out and the game should be well-ostested.
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