UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Say! Mister! Better select that Straw Hat tomorrow. We've the largest stock in town to pick from. Over a hundred styles. Panamas Bankoks Milans Yeddos China Splits Sennits Italians Pressed Panamas HUTCHINSON, CHASE AND ALMA WIN MEET Three High Schools Take Track Tourney in Downpour of Rain 一 ATTICA MAN BREAKS RECORD Roderick Put Shot 44 Feet and the Inches—Grover, Naismith, Hamilton and Babb Officials Class A. On a field of mud and with rain falling intermittently, the eleventh annual interscholastic track and field meet was held on McCook cinders, Saturday afternoon. Hutchinson won the meet in class A, Chase county led in class B, and the honors went to Alma in the third class. The classes were divided according to the enrollment in the high schools. The Hutchinson highs won the class A meet by scoring 45 points while the Lawrence highs were but two counts behind. Kansas City, Kansas, was third with 27 points. To Butler, he scored nine victories. Butler entered six events and won first in all. He was presented with a silver cup and his medals stretched almost across the front of his sweater. The Hutchinson athlete will run on Northwestern field on Saturday for shot-put, broad jump, 50 yard dash, both hurdle races, and the 220 dash. The relay was a pretty exhibition and Lawrence won by a grandstand finish. Class B. Chase County took the honor in class B by scoring 30 points. Humbdt and Tonganoxie tied for second place with 27 points each. They were joined by Woodford Falls, won the individual cup in this class by securing three firsts. Class C. Alma won first in class C when her athletics scored 25 points. Maple Hill came next with 20 points and third place was a tie between Attica and Cimarron with 16 scores each. Hair, of LaHarpe, was the star of this class. He won 15 points his school. The team's Maple Hill meet the meet was remarkable because only seven boys are enrolled in that school. Record Broken The interscholastic record in the shot-put was broken by Roderick, of Attica, by a put of 44 feet and 8 in. The former record was 42 feet and eight inches. The muddy track and the cold weather made fast work almost impossible and reduced the crowd to several hundred. J. C. Grover, K. C. A. C. started the athletes, Dr. James Naismith was referee, W. O. Hamilton, clerk, and George Babb kept the score. Summary of Events 50-yard dash—dash C. A. Butler, Hutchinson, first; Barclay, Kansas City, Kan., second; O'Leary, Lawrence, third. Class B, Hilton, Chase county, first; Hopkins, Humboldt, second; Caldwell, Tonganoxie, third; C Class C, Hair, LaHarpe, first; Collier, Marquette, second; Hensel, Alma third. 120-yard high hurdles—Class A Barclay, Kansas City, Kan., first; Treweeke, Wichita second; Uhrlaub, Lawrence, third. Class B. Munger. Bondaleate, first; Seward, Nebraska. second; Moore, Humboldt, third. Class C, Brown, Alma, first; Bower, Waterville, second; Ledger, Perry, third. One-mile run—Class A, Dedo, Kansas City, Kan., first; Gates, Topeka, second; Smith, Summer county, third. Class B, Budge, St. John, first; Kendall, Tonganoxie, second; Totman, Humboldt, third. Class C, Dierking, Alta Vista, first; Sweeney, Perry, second; Taylor, Oskaloosa, third. 100-yard dash--Class A, Butler, Hutchinson, first; Russell, Summer county, second; Randall, Lawrence, third. Class B, Hilton, Chase Co. first; Hopkins, Humboldt, second; Caldwell, Tonganoxie, third; La Harpe, First; McClaskey, Cimarron, second; Collier, Marquette, third. Quarter mile—Class A, Whitaker, Reno county, first; O'Leary, Lawrence, second; Wilbur,Lawrence, third. Class B (two races), Schmitt, Anthony, and Gobel, Peabody, first; Milburn, Peabody, and Eaton, Neodesha, second; Crow, Neodesha, third. Class C, Hair, LaHarpe, first; Biberstein, Attica, second; Oliver, Maple Hill, third. 220-yard low hurdles—Class A, Butler, Hutchinson, first; Russell, Sumner county, second; Randall, Lawrence, third. Class B, Gallagher, Baldwin, first; Crass, Chase county, county, second; Gale, Crass, Chase county, C. Mc Cleaskey, Climaron, first; Stuewe, Alma, second; Cole, Menden, third. Half-mile run—Class A, Smith. Sumner county, first; Freese, Hutchinson, second; Bohr, Hutchinson, third. Class B (two races), Budge, St. Joan, and Murphy, Tanganioxane, Omenaga, second; C. Works, Humboldt, and McKee, Anthony, third. Class C, Egbert, Cimarron, first; Dierking, Alta Vista, second; Hensel, Alma, third. z20-yard dash- Class A, Butler, Hutchinson, first; Russell, Summer county, second; Randall, Lawrence, third. Class B, Hilton, Chase county, first; Oxline, Pratt, second; Hopkins, Humboldt, third. Class C, Brown, Alma, first; Berry, Alden, second; Rice, Alma, third. Pole vault—Class A, Pattinson, Hutchison, first; Crawford, Topeka, second. Class B, won by Oxime, class C, won by Billings, Manile Hull. Shot-put-Class A, Butler, Hutchinson, first; Jensen, Coffeyville, second. Class B, won by Sharp, Carbondale. Class C, won by Roderick. High jump—Class A. B'barclay, Kansas City, first, Treewich, Wiecha, second. Class B. won by Chan- anoxine. Class C, won by Smith, Axell. Broad jump—Class A, Butler, Hutchinson, first; Treweke, Wichita, second. Class B, won by Wright, Baldwin. Class C, won by Blaeherst. Discus throw—Class A, Wilbur, Lawrence, first; Woodward, Law- rence, second. Class B, won by Sharp, Carandalee. Class C, won by Carandalee. Class H. Biblges. Amphe Relay—Class A, won by Law- rence. Class B, won by Chase cun- ty. Class C, won by Alma. The following were the entries: New Vaudeville Theatre All This Week The Tangley Stock Co. OPENING PLAY "THE THIEF'S DIVA" A powerful drama by Agnes Cameron, dealing with the White Slave Problem. CLASS A. 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PAN-HELLENIC LEAGUE Visits Federal Pen Dean F. W. Blackman and the state architect went to the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Friday to get architectural ideas for the new state penitentiary. Wichita 41 Treweeke CLASS B. Anthony 42 Powell 43 Smith 44 Skidler 45 McKee 46 Schmidt 47 Cary 48 Neal 49 Ryan 50 Imp 51 Wilson 52 Metz 53 Arnold 54 Baldwin 54 Gallier 54 Wright 54 Bonner Spg's 55 Jaggard 57 Hall 58 Hall 59 Pennell 59 Smiley 61 Stanford Burlingame 62 Amos 63 Randal 64 Washington 64 Whitehead 65 Wentz 65 Jewett 67 Williams 68 Carbondale 68 Sharp 69 Moore 6Mebrey 71 Foster Catholic High 72 E. Fisher 72 F. Fisher 74 Walsh 75 Ken 76 McHale 77 Crogan 78 Orr 79 Laughlin Chase Co. 80 Crilson 81 Wileox 83 Shelley 84 Carrier
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85 Rand 86 Bates 87 Giger 88 Bacook Eskridge 89 Waugh 90 Mennieee Humboldt: 186 Hopkins 187 C. Works 188 W. Works 189 Kelbey 190 Moore 191 Tetman 192 Stewart 192 Neodesha 193 Crowder 192 Michhellis 194 Eaton 194 Gibbs 195 Seward 196 Onaga 196 McBride 197 Bell 198 Swisher 199 J. Falkenstein 100 E. Falkenstein 101 Taylor 102 Brooks 102 Oskaloosa 158 Taylor 159 Frisbie 159 Paola 163 Burrows 163 Peabody 104 Brooker 105 Kobel 106 Milbourne 106 Pratt 128 Oxline 129 Chapman 130 Ellis 131 LeSuer 132 Rosedale 107 Stults 108 Smith 109 Sperry 110 Wilhite 111 Liddle 112 John 112 Budge Tonganoxie 113 McNerney 114 Zimmerman 115 Chandler 116 Conn 117 Freiemutt 118 Kendall 119 Murphy 120 Hamil 121 Caldwell CLASS C. Alma Alma 125 Hensel GOLF TOURNAMENT BEGINS THIS WEEK Qualifying Round of Fifth Annual Handicap Event Will Start Friday Friday and Saturday of this week the big event of the local golf season will open when the qualifying round of the fifth annual handicap tournament will be opened. The following rounds of the tournament will be played next week, until the winner has finally been determined. As a prize A. D. Carroll has offered a handsome silver trophy cup, to remain in the possession of the winner for one year. His name will be enclosed upon the cup, and the trophy will become the permanent possession of anyone winning it three times. Other prizes for the runner-up and the winners of the second and third flights have been offered by the golf club. 126 Stuewe 127 Rice 128 Brown 129 Senge **Alta Vista** 130 Dierking 131 H. Morgan 132 F. Morgan 133 Case 134 Fisher 135 H. Johnson 136 Simonton 137 Poller 138 Wolfeist 139 McWilliams 140 Foster 141 Kietzman 142 P. Johnson 143 Stewart **Attica** 144 Biberstein 145 Mannen 146 Roderick **Axtell** 147 Smith **Cimarron** 148 McClaskey 149 Egbert 149 Firestone **LaHarpe** 148 Hair Prof. Charles H. Gray, secretary of the Oread Golf Club, has just received from R. W. Hodge, secretary of the Trans-Mississippi Golf association, a number of entry blanks for the annual tournament of that association, and the Trans-Mississippi Golf course, Kansas City, June 8 to 13. The Oread Golf club has become a member of the Trans-Mississippi association, and any member of the local club may enter the tournament. Entry blanks may be had from Professor Gray upon application. On account of the fact that the tournament will be held in Kansas it is likely that a number of the local golfers will enter. Members of the Oread club may also enter the state tournament, as the local club is also a member of the Kansas State golf association. The state tournament will be held this year at Salina, June 1 to 6. New handicaps for the goifers are being worked out by the tournament committee and will be announced before the qualifying round is played. These handicaps will not differ greatly from the old ones, under which the spring events have been played, and will be based on the records of the various players made during the last six weeks. Maple Hill 149 E. Billings 150 D. Billings 151 Young 152 Older Marquette 153 Johnson 154 Collier 155 Menden 156 Cole 156 Palmer 157 Bary 157 Perry 160 Legen 161 Malone 162 Sweeney 163 Frandle 164 Clark 165 Knapp 166 Good Waterville 168 Bowen 168 Thomas 168 Winchester 169 Rose 169 Wellington 170 Smith 171 Russell 172 Howlett 173 Hoblet Oread High 185 Brown are here—and it is a great pleasure for us to say that we are ready ready to show you the greatest line of Straw Hats ever displayed in Lawrence.-We would like for you to try on the Straw Hat Days___ "Joncarl" a panama exclusive for the young man. Johnson & Carl MISSOURI vs KANSAS----BASEBALL WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,MAY 6th and 7th Games Called 3:40 o'clock; Tickets 50 cents; Grand Stand Cushion Seats 15c Last Games Home Schedule