CIVILS VICTORIOUS IN ENGINEER TRACK MEET
Made $43\frac{1}{2}$ Points While Mech anicals Took Second With $30\frac{1}{2}$ Points
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Allison, of Civils, High Point Man With 15 Counters, Frieson, Second
The Civil Engineers reigned Supreme on McCook Field Wednesday afternoon when they ran away with the track spoils with a total of 43% points, while their nearest competitor earned only 30% points in the Twenty-first Annual Engineer's Day Track Meet. The Miners with 30 points were a close third, the Electricals with 25 points fourth, Chemicals with 10 points fifth, and three points without a single win and less points took the last place in the meet.
Some fast time was made in race, considering the fact that the men have not been in training, and the strong wind the athletes had to fight against. Willis ran the 220 low hurdle, second. Schaub covered the 890 yards. Third. Civil's win of the relay in 2:50 were other good records in the meet.
A large crowd of enthusiastic engineers, as well as other spectators, attended the one big day of the K. U. Engineer's life. It required about five hours to complete the contests due to much wringing over the eligibility of some of the men and other members of the competition baseball game between Haskell and Kansas entertained the crowd during the intermissions.
Allison, Civil Engineer, was the individual high-point man of the meet with three frists to his credit for a total of 15 points, and Friesen, Electrical, was a close second, with 14 points.
Officials of the meet were: Starter, Schlademann; judges, Professors Slius and Brown; timers, Professors Rice
and Williams.
The following is a summary of the meet:
50-yard dash—Allison, Civil, first;
Friesen, Electrical, second; Cranshaw,
Mechanical, third; Dewald, Electrical,
purl. Time 6 sec.
100-yard dash—Friesson, EElectrical; first; Bowman, Civil, second; Peterson, Civil, third; Cranshaw; technical, fourth. Time 11:2.
220-yard dash—Allison, Civil, first;
Eckel, Electrical; second; Lines,
Mechanical; third; O'Leary, Miner
fourth. Time 24 sec.
High jump—Glaskin, Miner, first King, Mechanical, and Engli, Civil tied for second; Johnson, Miner 'ourth. Height 5.7 in.
Broad jump=Allison, Civil, first;
Reid, Miner, second; Rinehart, Chemical,
third; Friedon, Electrical, fourth
Distance 2.0 ft. 3 in.
120 high hurdles—Jackson, Chemical, first; Johnson, Miner, second Friessen, Electrical, third, Barber, Mechanical, fourth.
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Tug of war—Mechanicals first, Civs second. Electricals third.
its second, Electrical third.
Shot put–Broody, Mechanical, first;
Ivy, Miner, second; Wyatt, Electrical,
third; Matthews, Miner, fourth.
Discuss
220 low hurdles—Wills, Mechanical,
first; Friesen, Electrical, second;
Engle, Civil, third; Johnson, Chemical,
fourth. Time 29 sec.
Walking race (1-4 mile)—Lindell,
Mechanical, first; Judkins, Civil, second;
Johnson, Miner, third; Gray,
Electrical, fourth. Time 1:15.
440-yard dash--Stacy, Civil, first;
Kellet, minor, Second; dwall, Electrical, third; Throlfol, Mechanical, fourth.
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Cow College Tied With St. Mary's and Lost to Haskell
The Kansas Aggie baseball team will arrive in Lawrence tomorrow for a two days stay, intending to leave their marks on the Jayhawks shanks. Whether they will or not remains to be seen. It is doubtful. .. Seven old heads are playing with K. S. A. C on this trip, but so far the teams have been playing Agies tied one game with St. Marys and last a second, while Haskell whipped the State College nine 7 to 5 Tuesday afternoon. The Kansas Varsity, in an exhibition game with Hasof a 6 to 3 score at the end of five last evening took the long end innings. The Indians were unable to beat the Crimson and the Crismon in the shade. Guilfoyle will probably catch for K. S. A. C. Guilfoyle is a headcatcher, but is weak with the stick
Otto, Hewey and Henry will be the mounts travelling to the Manhattan outfit. All of them are old at the game and good men, but judging from the Jayhawkers hitting prowess on the southern trip into Oklahoma, this trio will be kept busy both games.
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Farrels play left field for the Jayahawks, while Bilhr, Gerey or Judkins will play center. Captain Murray will play right. His host between second and third.
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