UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MARCH 25,1918
Interclass Meet Will Open Outdoor Track Season Middle of April
Missouri Valley Meet and Drake Relay Games Scheduled Late in Spring
The track men are working out daily on McCook Field under Assistant Coach Fred Rodkey for the coming outdoor track season which will start here with the Interclass Meet scheduled for the middle of April. The exact date has not been set. The freshmen won the informal interclass meet, followed with a few new men who enrolled late will be to repeat this spring.
The Missouri Valley Conference meet is scheduled for May 25 at Ames, but may not be held there this year as the juniors and seniors at Ames will be out on April 19 because of the shortened semester. Ames has asked that the date of the meet be moved up, the place for holding the meet changed, or that they be allowed to attend the meet, which will be graduates at the time of the meet. The last plan has been favorably passed upon by some schools in the valley. Missouri refused to take the meet when asked to do so by Ames.
The annual Drake Relay Games will be held at Drake, April 20. K. U. will迎合 this meet. The Kansas-Nebraska dual meet will be held at Lawrence, May 18, but Coach W. S. Jackson will be to choreate because of the High School Invitation meeting put on by the University on that date.
SPORT BEAMS
The little Sedan team was easily the sensation of the tournament. The blue and white quintet, picked to be eliminated in the first round, nosed out both Kansas City and Wichita by one point margin, came from behind in the last few minutes of play and defeated McPherson and gave Newton a scare in the first half of the semi-finals.
John Lonborg, brother of "Dutch" Lonborg, All-Missouri Valley last year, was the power of the Horton five. John scored over half of his team's points in its only game, that against Rosedale, and played an excellent all-around game.
McCarty of Arkansas City and Rodgers of Newton, both guards, were the only players to be removed from a game because of personal fouls during the tournament.
Benfer, of Newton, although playing the position of jumping center on the Newton five, always fell back to guard as soon as the ball was tipped and Rodgers, a guard, came forward and assisted Dotson and Miller in piling up the points.
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poria game, Newton played loosely in the first half and close guarding by Jensen of Emporia, along with the good work of Grant, Baird and Killen. In the second period Newton started an attack in the second period which the Emporions were unable to withstand.
Iola defeated Linwood, 1-11, in the second round Friday afternoon, while Winfield swamped Baldwin, 34-5. Other games in the second round resulted as follows: Macksville, 25, Rosedale 21; Arkansas City 59, Argentine 4; Sedan 19, Wichita 18, McPherson 20, Larned 10; Newton 28, Parsons 14; and Emporia 12, Hays 9. The outstanding feature of the second round was the defeat of Wichita, supposedly at least good to last until the semi-finals, by the little Saan five in extra minute, blaflay. The score at the end of the regular period was a tie at 16 all, and Saan came back in the playoff with the punch that won the contest. R. McSpadden, forward, played brilliantly for Sedan, while LoveLace did good work for Wichita.
DETAILS OF PRELIMINARIES
DETAILS OF PREEMINIARIES Viola defeated to Linwood in the first round of play and Williamsburg defaulted to Iola. Baldwin had little trouble defeating Leavenworth, 25-8; Winfield swamped the inexperienced Oread five, 37-0; Macksville won from Merriam, 21-1; neither Atchison nor Busleton appeared for their game; Powhaindefaulted to Argentine; Arkansas City won from Lecompont, 27-5; Sedan nosed out Kansas City, 22-21; Wichita eliminated Eudora in a slow contest marred by poor floor work and wild passing, 14-6; McPherson put Turner out of the running by a 22-15 score; Larned defeated Bonner Springs, 26-18; Parsons won from Reno County by default; Newton was victorious over the Topeka five, 26-12; Solomon was eliminated by Emporia, 18-10; Hays defeated Lawrence in a whirlwind game, 25-14; and Rosedale won from Horton, 23-18. In the semi-finals in the girls' tournament, Chanute defeated Baldwin and Rosedale romped off with an easy victory over Turner. Chanute had already eliminated Burlington, 28-15, and Rosedale had defeated the Atchison sextet, 20-11. Baldwin defeated Oread, 31-5, in the first round; Chanute defeated Valley Falls, 36-13; Burlington eliminated Argentine, 20-17;
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Atchison defeated Gardner, 27-14; Rosedale had an easy time with Herington, 38-4; and Turner defeated Eudora, 32-15.
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS NAMED
In the boys' tournament, Gardner of Arkansas City was the leading scorer, followed closely by Dotson of Newton and Kahler of Arkansas City. Rodgers, Newton, Miller, Newton, Miller, Newton, Mr. Spadden, Sedan, Miller, Newton, Mr. Spadden, Sedan high. The following all-tournament teams have been picked from the players entered in the tournament;
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Honorable mention: Forwards, Hinton, Arkansas City, Landrath and Smith, Macksville, Staplin, McPherson; Reif, Winfield; Olliver, Iola; centers, Hawley, Iola; Jennings, Macksan, Emupari; guardies, gards, Jensen, Emporia; Bollinger, Ioli; South Winfield, Glenn, Bollender, Woseman; meyer, Lawrence.
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The salvage collected at the University will hereafter be sold to local junk-dealers, instead of being sent to Kansas City as the salvage department there has not yet been well organized, and has no adequate facilities for taking care of the material received.
The articles especially wanted are tinfoil, toothpaste tubes, iron and acid.
University Salvage Goes to Local Dealers
It is imperative that people realize more the importance and necessity of the salvage collecting. The money realized from the sale of clothes or of surplus dressings. Last week a dollar and a half was realized from the sales.
First returns from the Australian soldiers' vote abroad show a majority against conscription.
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Be Prepared Next Winter—COAL
Order your coal now for spring and summer delivery. You may have part or all of your order delivered during the summer and the remainder after school opens.
Arkansas Semi-Anthracite—you may get this coal now. This is the coal that most of the professors buy.
Deep Shaft Cherokee—we are taking orders for spring and summer delivery. Fraternits and sororities use this coal.
The price of the coal will be the government price at the time of delivery. By ordering now for summer delivery, you will get the benefit of the probable drop in price.
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