THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KANSAS-AGGIE MEET WILL BE ON TONIGHT
Howard, Pringle and Bradley May Cinch Field Events and Pole Vault
Fifteen Men Make Trip
Lobaugh and McGinnis Wil Enter Dashes; Dewall Probably Best Miler
Fifteen members of the track squad left this morning for Manhattan, Kansas, to participate in the annual Aggie-Ajayhawker indoor meet tonight. Track Coach Karl A. Schlademan accompanied the men, who arrived in Aggioville early this afternoon, and will return late tonight.
The men who left are: Cap, Dewall, Lobaugh, Rinchard, Brouille, Pringle, McGinnis, Rodkey, O'Leary, Shaw, Howard and Walty.
Lobaugh and McGimnis will probably be entered in the 50-yard dash. Rinehart, Rodkey, O'Leary, Shaw and Dewill will be the contestants to be distributed over the quarter and one-mile relay events. Coghill and Rodkey will compete in the half-mile event, while Captain Dewall seems to be the best in he mile. Massey and MacMurphy of last fall's cross-country team will run the two-mile. Helzer and Howard have both been going over 11 feet in a week. McGimnis, Bradley, and Wely are possibilities in the hurdles. Pringle and Bradley will compete in the weight and field events.
AGGIE COACH IS MYSTERIOUS
Smiles in Anticipation of K. U.-Aggie Indoor Meet
Manhattan, Kan., Feb. 27- Germany Schulz, Aguille coach, smiles when he is asked for dope on the indoor meet with K. U. here Friday night. He smiles again when you ask him to participate in the of the entrants of the inter-class meet held here last week. Evidently Germany has some things up his sleeve. He won't tell what. Official time was not announced on the week but Germany has them, among his other secrets; up his sleeve.
There is some young blood on the Aggie team this year. Maybe is won't function against K. U. Aggie stuff has a way of loosening its wind
when faced by the nighty Jayhawk-
er, but then again—well, Germany
isn't exactly glum, at any rate.
Gallagher, Perth; Evans, Osage
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City; Turner, Kansas City and Neely Abellie, will probably be used for the dashes. Gallagher and Metz Anthony, are the Aggie entries in the hurdles but several other men are showing up well and this week's opponent is Clapp, Logan, and Means, Proposition, are the Aggie half milers. Beckett, Eldorado, and Green, Eureka, are out for the mile. Knight, Medicine Lodge, and Langdon, Oklahoma City will be the Purple representation, Biltairds is the Aggie pole vaulter and high jumper. Billings, Maple Hill, and Butcher, Solomon, are the Aggie weight men.
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