FAST MEET EXPECTED ON McCOOK SATURDAY
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Davis, Winchester, and Stewart Valley Falls, are High Point Contenders
Events Will Start at 2:30
Entries Received From Three High Schools in Kansas City, Missouri
Indications are that the annual invitation track meet to be held on McCook Saturday afternoon, will be one of the fastest meetings yet held on the local field. Men who have been sent invitations have practically all accepted, according to reports from Manager Allen's office this morning.
The entries from the four Kansas City Missouri high schools have all been received with the exception of those from Manual High School.
Of the men who are doped to run high for honors of the court, Dobson of Winfield high school and Norton of Manual high school are two contestants who will be expected all the way to the final with all-round exceptional ability in the hurdles, weights, pole-vault and high jump. While Davis of Winchester and Stewart of Valley Falls, both dash men and pole-vaulters on high point horizons and will show the Winfield and Manual men some good competition.
McKnown of Pratt is good for the pole-vault however, as he already has a mark of 11 feet 9-12 inches to his credit. Walberg of Osage City will show Norton of Manual a good fight for the shot put distances, both have heaved the weight 47 feet. Stevens of Winchester will argue that Norton for the disc event, as both have sailed the 120 feet. Clapp that he was not entered in the state high school meet is a good one-half miler and will run. Cochran of Ottawa a good race for the first place.
Several of the standing, high school records will be in danger Saturday afternoon when Jack Grover of the Kansas City Athletic Club, official starter, sends the men off to their competition.
The meet will start at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, weather permitting.
FRENCH ARE HOPEFUL OF OLYMPIC VICTORIES
French Have Never Been Victorious Because Sports are Not in Their Curriculum
By Henry Wood
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
Paris, May 12—France will be
represented at the Olympic Games
at Antwerp this summer by about
100 athletes, selected out of the 160
men who have been preparing for it.
The French will not come to Ant-
werp without chances at all; although
their stars have been beaten previ-
ously, they are worth it. There are
are teams among whom tha
tions to the thAca Olympics
Here are their names and titles:
J. de Fleurac, president of the preparatory committee to the Antwerp games, ex-lieutenant general of the French champion of France for the fifteen hundred yard run.
for the freecast marathon
M. Ragunan, ten times a champion
the first Frenchman who ran eighteen
kilometers in one hour.
G. Poulnar, ex-director of the Joinville school, champion of the eight hundred yard dash, for France.
Doctor Bellin du Coteau, the only physician in France who trained in track while he was a student in cine and who participated in the find.
at Aristides.
Maurice Renard, another French champion in the 1,500 yards run, who went to theholm games.
These five men who are among the beet trained have, of course, many chances to distinguish themselves at Antwerp, but according to very good information, the four following men are matched and are now in condition.
E. Ferry, who won the 440-yard dash in 50 3-5 when he was only 18 years old.
L. Guillemot, the recent winner of the cross-country in England.
M. Davis who won the 1,500 metres
M. Denis, who won the 1,500 metres run in 4 minutes 6 seconds.
A. Bouchard, one of the first place in the marathon.
Some of the well trained men are Jean Armand, another 1,500 metres un record man; Geoff Andre and Sir hulking, the latter a very good hunter.
The French track club has organized an all-room championship in France starting May 4, the winners come to Paris for the French championship that will select the French representatives at Antwerp
Phi Mu Defeats Ochino In Loosely Played Game
Phi Mu Alphet defeated Ochino in a loosely played game in the interfraternity league Wednesday afternoon by a score of 5 to 3.
Barron pitched a good game for the Pit Mu Alpha holdhing the Ochmus scorrels until the last inning they scored three runs due to errors.
0 R 2 H
Phi Mu Alpha...1 2 0 0 - 5 6 2
Ochino...0 0 0 0 - 3 3 5
Batteries: Barron and Janes for
Phi Mu Alpha; Miner and Bodgett
for Ochino.
Bunte Accused of Profiteering Chicago, May 13—Warrants for the arrest of P. W. Bunte, millionaire owner of the mall where we were issued here today by the United States powers on a charge of profiteering on sugar.
Y. W.Worker to Address University Women Soon
Dr. Abby V. Holmes of Omaha, Neb. will give a series of social mortality lectures for K. U. women May 17-20 inclusive, according to Dr. Martha M. Bacon. The lectures will be given at 4:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the chemistry building Monday and Tuesday and in Fraser Valley on Friday. Dr. Abby Holes is working under the national board of the Y. W. C. A.
Doctor Bacon invites all faculty women who care to do so to attend the lectures.
Bill Wells Sprains Back In Baseball Collision
Bill Wells is confined to his bed as the result of a badly sprained hip and back received during the Alpha Tau-Delta U. ball game yesterday afterburn. Wells, who was playing third base, jumped in the air to catch a wild peg from the catcher when Roy Bennett, an Alpha Tau slid under him. Wells' feet were knocked from under he hissed and fell on his back.
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he department of public speaking
fill speak at the commencement
exercises at Carpendale tonight and
at limax tomorrow night.
Lardy Ringer.
Sachems Hold Athletic Dance
The Sachems,honorary Senior Society will hold a dance fundraiser for senior 21 and all for the benefit of athletics. All proceeds from the dance will go into the Athletic Association treasury. Dick Fox and a five-piece orchestra will music the mime. The琴协 be obtained from all members of the society.
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