UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KANSAS NORMALS WIN TRIANGULAR GYM MEET
Nine Points
Jayhakwers Defeated by Three Point Margin-Aggies by Nine Points
The Kansas Normal gymnasts won the 1917 triangular gymnasium meet last night in Robinson Gymnasium with a three point margin over the Jayhawkers and a nine point margin over the Aggies. The total points scored were: Kansas Normalms 21; Kansas, 18; and Aggies, 12.
The Jayhawkers took the lead in the first part of the meet which consisted of work on the high bars, parallel bars, and horse. Kansas also won the first place in one of the heavy weight wrestling matches.
The fencing class under Miss Lena Hoerring put on an exhibition of the fencing classwork while the crowd was gathering. Five pairs of fencers, consisting of both men and women, worked out the various points. Two mimic duals were then staged between two members of the class and between Miss Hoerring and a member of the class.
Malkmus, greatest point-getter for Kansas, then added five more points to the Jayhawkers' score by placing first in the barrel bar events. Papez, the largest score for the Aggies, won second place again for his team, and Shuart added another point to the Aggie score by taking third place.
The first event of the meet was work on the high bars. Jensen won first place in this event by performing two of the most spectacular sights of the meet. Papez took the second place, and Baldwin added the third place for Kansas, making the scor stand six to three in favor of the Jayhawkers.
The Kansas Normals then entered the scoring list and began to pile up a steady score when McAdams placed first in the events on the horse. Hargiss, another Normal gymnasm, won second place, while Malkmus of Kansas was awarded third place, making a total of twelve points for Kansas, eight for the Normals, and seven for the Argies.
All three teams placed in the tumbling events. Hinds, the star Aggie tumbler won first place for his team in this event, while Scott of the North Carolina team was second popular Jayhawker football player, took third place for Kansas.
The Normals came back strong in the wrestling matches and made a total of ten points on two first places. Hoag, Normal 138 pound lightweight, was awarded a decision on his aggressiveness after three ten minute bouts, over Easterday, Jayhawker 123 pound champion of the FIA World Cup. In the second match, Kuntz of the Normals threw Davis, the Aggie wrestler, after seven minutes of fast wrestling. Kuntz weighed 168 pounds and David 157.
The crowd cheered as Jick Fast, of Kansas, and Long of the Aggies, stepped on the mat for the final match. Jick started out with his football tactics and staged a rough and tumble match, both wrestlers being off the mat several times. After ten minutes the wrestlers exercise both began to tire and the match settled down to a test of strength. Neither wrestler secured a fall, but Jick was awarded the decision on his aggrievensiveness.
SPORT BEAMS
Baseball will soon hold the center of the stage for the Jayhawkers. The first game on the schedule is less than a month away, and the Jayhawk battery is getting more "steam" every day. The first game will be with the Kansas Normals • on McCook Field, April 5.
The entire Normal baseball squad was called out Monday by Coach Hargiss and every effort is being made to contact him with the team, including the Jayhawker nine on April 5.
The Triangular Gymnastic Meet last night between the Aggies, Normals, and Jayhawks was slower than the meet last year according to a brother to Coach BH Hill, gossip of Normal basketball and football fame.
Bernard Jensen, Jayhawker gymnast, was probably the best on the apparatus and Jick Fast, created the most interest on the mats.
The Normals won the meet by taking two first places in the wrestling events, the total score at the beginning of the wrestling matches being
Kansas thirteen, Agnes twelve, and the Normals eleven.
Fred Rodkey broke the Gym track record for the half in the Aggie meet, when he ran the distance in 2:021.1. Incidentally he ran the distance in better time than the outdoor record for the 880 when he entered the Husky present record, 1:58.4, was made in Convention Hall last winter, although he made the distance in the two mile relay recent in about 1:56.
FORM HASH HOUSE LEAGUE
A committee, composed of five men, was elected at the first meeting of the Hash House League last night to act as a governing body for the organization during the season. The following men were chosen: H. A. Williams, Gordon Street, Elgie Luce, Emmet Thomkins and K. V. Frederick.
Membership Will be Limited to Twelve Teams—Committees
Elected
At this meeting it was decided to limit the number of teams to twelve. In former years there has been considerable trouble arranging for fields for a larger number of teams and as a result the schedules were not completed.
Committees were appointed to draw up rules of eligibility, membership, and arrangement. The next meeting was on Monday and application for membership in the league must be handed to Jimmy Frederick before the meeting.
TWO STARS TO M. A. C. MEET
Treweeke and Pattinson Invited to Compete in St. Louis
Meet
Two Kansas track stars, Trewecke and Pattinson, will go to St. Louis today to take part in the Missouri Athletic Club invitation meet tomorrow night. They will be guests of the club management.
Dick Trewekwill compete in the high jump and Pattinson in the pole vault. Trewekwill went over six feet in the Illinois meet last fall. Trewekill was one of inches in the Aggie meet. He won a good place in this same meet in St. Louis last year.
Pattinson placed in the Illinois meet and has been doing nearly twelve feet in practice. The other men who were taken to the Illinois meet would also make the trip if he wished. O. W. Hamilton said last night that he would like to send at least a relay team, Rodkey for the half and O'Leary for the quarter mile.
The stronger members of the Missouri squad will be entered in the St. Louis meet. If a larger Kansas squad had made the trip it would have been possible to make a fairly complete strength of the two teams before the Kansas, Missouri dual meet in Kansas City March 16.
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MANAGEMENT GETS NEW BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
First Game of Season Is With State Normal School April 5
More than three hundred dollars' worth of new baseball equipment has just been purchased by the Athletic Association and will be used by the squad this year. The new material consists of eighth pairs of baseball shoes, new caps, catching gloves, sliding pads, and new bases.
New baseball suits were purchased for the team last year and the team will use these suits again this year. The new caps are gray and match the gray suits. The socks are of alternating blue and red stripes. The crimson letters, "KANSAS," are written across the chest of the suit.
The squad held regular practice yesterday afternoon in the Gymnasium and the pitching staff showed a great gain in speed. Several of the players showed good form and probably will make places on the regular pitching squad. Much will depend upon their showing in outdoor practices when headwork, batting, and base-running also will enter the selection of the staff by the coach.
The Gymnasium is too small to have batting practice, and the pitching staff will have to wait until they get on the outside before they can work out speed and curves against the Jayhawker sluggers. The first game on the Jayhawker schedule is less than a month away, and the coach is eager to get the squad outside so the rest of the team can take advantage. To get a couple of weeks' practice for the opening game against the Kansas Normals here April 5.
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"Accommodations must be provided in Lawrence for five hundred visitors during the high school basketball tournament next Friday and Saturday," Mgr. W. O. Hamilton said this morning. "In past years fraternities and sororites have made room for many players."
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Last year about 275 boys and 175 girls were here for the tournament, and a larger number is expected this year. "Many of these people are pros at soccer," said K. U. should do its best to enter them," said Manager Hamilton.
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