UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KANSAS TEAM PRIMED FOR GYMNASTIC MEET
All Entries Work to Better Records Made at Emporia Last Year
The first gymnastic meet at K. U. will be held in the Robinson Gymnastium at 7:15 tonight when the star Aggle, Normal, and Jayhawker gymnasts clash for the 1917 championship.
Kansas won the meet which was held at Emporia last year, and has high hopes of winning the championship again this year. All of the Jaya-hawker gymnasts are in tip top condition and have been working out for the last two months in preparation for the meet.
The Jayhawker entries in the mees were announced by Dr. James Naismith, yesterday afternoon. There will be three events on the gymnasium apparatus. In the high bar events, Bernard Jensen and George Malkamus will compete with the Karmach Bell, Jensen and Malkamus will compete in the parallel bar events. Malkamus and Jensen will also represent K. U. on the "horse."
Jick Fast, one of the most popular Jayhawk football players, and Kenneth Bell, a star apparatus man, have been entered in the tumbling events. Both men will play at Elton Easterday, champion light weight wrestler of the meet last year will defend the Jayhawkers in the wrestling bouts.
A new feature which has been added to the program is a fencing exhibition by the class under Miss Lena Hoenrig. The exhibition promises to be good as Miss Hoenrig has taught fencing in the Y. W. C. A. at Kansas City for the last six years. After the class exhibition a fencing bout between two members of the class will be given.
SPORT BEAMS
"Missouri in all its years of competition in athletics has never won a Missouri Valley championship," the sport writer of The Daily Missouri.
The Tiger quintet had an excellent chance to win the valley championship this year, and were only missed out at the final. The team was on the Argie five in the first half,
The Tigers will rank in second place in the race for the valley title if they win their two last games of the season with the Washington U. five at St. Louis, Friday and Saturday nights.
The Jayhawkers will jump into third place in the race for the Missouri Valley Conference basketball championship if the Ames two drops the Nebraska five, the season for the Nebraska five, Friday and Saturday nights at Lincoln.
No men will be send to the Missouri Athletic Club meet at St. Louis Saturday night unless the management of the meet shows more indication of wanting the K. U. men to take part in the meet.
All Varsity trackmen had their pictures taken yesterday for the Jayhawker.
New baseball equipment costing more than $300 was received yesterday by the department of athletics.
meets for the winners in the spring interclass meet, the high school interscholastic meet and the K. U. Invitation meet were received at Manatee office yesterday afternoon. More than 275 medals were in the shipment.
Haddock will be entered in the open dash event in the Kansas-Missouri meet March 16.
The University of Missouri has scheduled eighteen baseball games for this season.
Regulars on the Tiger basketball team made good grades during the past season. Seven Varsity men got the highest grade possible in thirty-three hours of work out of a total of 111 hours of work carried.
KANSAS TRIMS AGGIES
IN ONE SIDEED MEET
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close second in the dash event. The relay was a walkaway for Kansas.
30-yard dash: Davidson, Kansas,
Crowley, Kansas, second.
Time: 1:45.
Mile run; Howland, Kansas first;
Stateler, Kansas, second. Time,
Time.
30-yard high hurdles; Wilder, Agnies, first; Casey, Kannas, second.
Quarter mile: O'Leary, Kansas,
first; Welsh, Kansas, second. Time,
16:04.
30-yard low hurdles; Casey, Kansas, first Wilder, Aggges, second.
Half mile: Rodkey, Kansas; first,
Sproutl, Kansas; second. Time: 2:02:1
(New Robinson Gymnasium record).
Gavryle, and. Statler.
Two mile: Groene and Stelater,
Kansas, tied for first. Time.
10:23:33
high jump; Rice and Treweke
both of Kansas, tied for first. Height,
37.8.
Shot put: Small, Kannas, first;
Shater, second. Distance, 39.
Inches.
Pail vault: Pattinson, Kansas;
first; Enlow, Aggles, second.
Height.
Mile relay; Kansas first. Time.
3:48 flat. Kansas (Rodkey, O'Leary,
Welsh, Murphy). Aggies (Grandfield,
Wilder, Holroyd, Keer).
Starter: Potys Clark, Illinois.
Total score, K. U., 71; Aggies, 14.
AGGIES GET HOLIDAY TO
CELERATE VALLEY TITLE
Two thousand five hundred Aggie fans simply went wild when news reached Aggieville that the Cleverenger basketball clan had defeated the Tigers and had won the Valley championship according to Coach Germany Schultz who was in charge of the Aggie track squad.
A holiday was declared for the Agigie school yesterday by President H. J Waters, and the student body celebrated the first Missouri Valley Conference championship that the Aggries have won, since they have been memorialized.
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