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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY. MAY 24. 1925
Oklahoma Tennis Team Wins Valley Titles at Lincoln
Sooner Netmen Take First Places in Both Singles and Doubles Matches
The University of Oklahoma won the Missouri valley tennis title at Lincoln Stadium by winning both the singles and doubles. The Royer captured the singles by defeating Don Sigloff of Washington and the Fred Royer-Bandenburg team won from the Muir Rogers-Borden team won from Kauai in the doubles, 7-5, 6-4, 3-1.
The Kansas tennis team upset upper
dove doe by going to the finals in
the doubles and to the semi-finals in the
middle and to the Missouri valley kennel
tournament.
Rogers Losses Semi-finals
Muir Rrogers, Kansas, won three matches in his bracket but was shaken by Washington 6-4 in the semifinals.
In the singles Clutter and Rogers were both defeated by Sigdoff, who went to the finals. Campbell was put out by Rogers, and Williams won the valley championship.
All of the Kansas men won their first round matches in both the single-season and double-elimination series, Drake, 6-4, 6-4, Hoyo defeated Shilucke, Nebraska, 6-4, 6-5, 7-5. Clutter defended Hawke, Drake, 6-4, 6-3. Rogers defeated Mason, Okla.
Kansas Double Team Goes to Finals
In the second round Rogers alone survived. Royer, Oklahoma, defended by Washington, defended Hong 7-6, 4-1. Wolfson, Washington, won from Clutter, 6-4, 6-4. Defended round Rogers defeated Washington.
In the doubles the Campbell-Clutter team defeated the Sunderland-Newton team of Nebraska, 6-1, 7-5. Rogers defeats Roger Federer in Japan at a two-handed shotput, 24-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Royer-Brandenburg, Oklahoma, descapted Clutch-Clutter in the second round, 7.5, 6.3. Hoog-Rogers won against Taurus-Turm-Harrison, Missouri, 6.3, 6.4.
Hogg-Rogers lost in the finals to the Roger-Bauenburg team of Okla home, 7-5, 6-1, 6-3.
Valley Meet Is Improved
World and Valley Marks Crash at Nebraska
In point of attendance, ability of competitors and general interest the Missouri Valley track meet at Lincolnshire, where it was held, exceeded in previous years. Five Missouri Valley records were shattered, a world record was broken and another world's record tied. Such was the class of competition the Kansas State team had.
Grady has two more years in which to develop. If he trains in the right manner, he may be in for a great deal of fame.
Meeting this competition was able done under the circumstances by Grady for Kansas. In the 100 yard race, Grady finished just short of the deadline. Grady finished a short leap behind him. Locks ran through a world's record in the 220 yard run in 29.7 seconds and Grady was again able to perhaps a couple of steps in the run.
The Crimson and Blue suffered a bad piece of luck in the mile relay. Engle was the lead off man for the Jayhawkers and was running in the second alley. A Drake man was run with the thought destined to win this relay as her time generally had been around 3:21 and a fraction. When the gun cracked Engle and two other runners were off at a tacific speed, running back from the lead man determined to win his lap and eager to get to the inside pole sprinted ahead of Engle and stepped directly in front of him. Engle, tripping on the runner's foot, fell and sld for about 29 feet, breaking the baton into pieces. The Brake team was qualified and Netherlands won the relay in 3:22.4.
When Coach Karl Schlademan came home from the meet he carried a fine new hand bag which was presented to him from an appreciative track squad, and in the days ahead of it we had days at the Kansas University with the Missouri valley meet at Nebraska. While he has been he has produced several valley championship track teams and last year developed his own team of five that played the world's record. While here at Kansas he was also head line coach of the Kansas football team. He was directly responsible for the Kansas line that made the record of an unbeatable victory. He tied Nebraska for the valley championship.
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Jayhawker Yearlings Will Meet Tiger Squad in 1926 Football Game
Valley Athletic Heads Disease Important Questions at Lincoln
The scheduling of a Missouri-Kansas freshman football game for the Walter Camp Memorial and the lowering of the basketball season to lower grades is the more important result of the semi-annual meeting of athletic directors and faculty representatives held at Lincoln, Nebraska, last Friday and Saturday.
Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, and Prof. A. J. Boyton, head of the department of economics, represent the faculty at the meetings. Professor Boyton was at the meetings in place of Prof. H. A. Riex, who is on a leave of absence for the summer.
The shortening of the basketball season means that the Jayhawkers, champions of the Missouri Valley for the post four years, will test their mettle with teams outside of the valley. The regular Kansas schedule of games will be played but six games will be with non-oval opponents.
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The directors also decided that no outside equipment could be used unless the men were early enrolled in college, or they were coaching school. This made it impossible for any team to check out suits and then congregate in some place for a week or two of practice during the summer.
The meeting of the faculty representatives opened with recommendations from the various schools. The first proposal taken up was the definition of a student as "a person coedited as follows" "A semester of residence is defined as any semester in which a person is registered in school and has participated in athletics or has not withdrawn from school within weeks from the date of registration."
The representatives then abolished his distinction between class A, B and 'schools for the purpose of eligibility, regardless of car or participation with any school, college or other organization after graduation from a four year high school course shall be deducted from sums of years of intermediate competition.
The question of training tables for he various university teams was round up again and the representatives went on record as being also opposed to the segregation of thletes except for athletic contests. The team's short term oustage was turned over to a committee for advertisement and report.
This meeting also sounded the death knell for any post-season games for any reasons or objects whatsoever. The scheduled game between Drake University of Joe Moehn and the Chicago Bulls will take next December as disapproved.
Much time was spent discussing the Walter Camp Memorial to be erected at Yale University at a cost of $200,000. Yale University has agreed to pay for the memorial to be next to be raised from the courtyard at large. The Memorial will be in immense gateway and landscapes etching mural the athletic fields at Yale.
Training Tables Ouposed
The country has been divided into districts for the collection of this fund. The Missouri valley together with Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota comprise the fifth district with a quota of $15,000 to be raised. The method of raising the money was a game between the directors and coaches were called upon for suggestions. With the help of the directors and coach it was decided to sanction games between freshman teams this year. That is each freshman team will be allowed to play one game. One of the most important of these freshman games will be the one between the three schools that will be held the morning of the Missouri-Kansas variety game at Columbia, November 21.
Country Divided Into Districts
Senators Are Forcing Action on Agriculture Before Adiournmen
Political Mortality Rate May Influence Liquor Issue in Congress
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--the 125 meters in 13.2 seconds. The old world's record of 14 seconds was held by Houen of Germany.
Washington, May 21- The political mortality rate among senators is causing a panic which may influence pending prohibition and farm relief measures.
Although there seem 'Little hope that any agricultural or liquor legal action will be successful,' senators on both sides today announced their intentions of forcing
The fact that three senators have lost in five primaries this year has impressed deeply the 24 who are up to date on their political death rate is far above normal.
Taking advantage of the situation, Senator McMary, congressman from Oregon, co-author of the McMary-Hangen farm relief bill, announced that he will take up all farm relief legislation on the senate calendar today.
Baseball Title Tottering
Two-Game Series With Sooners to Decide Winner
Whether or not the 1925 valley baseball title comes to Mt. Oread depends on the outcome of the two games between the Iowa Sooner Scouts today and tomorrow.
At the present time the Sooners are occupying first place in the valley stadiums by playing against the Kansas Aggies and once by the Kansas Aggies, Kansas lost both of her other games to the southerners and will be out to win.
In winning over the Oklahoma Aggies, Friday and Saturday, the Kansas team showed exceptional strength and determination defeating the Sooners. If Oklahoma wins one game, Kansas will be out of the running unless she plays the postponed game with Missouri. Phinney will have a chance of choice Cobb to start the game today. Phinney good ball in the game with the Oklahoma Aggies Friday. Wright will probably be used in case a relief pitcher is
Harry W. Frazae, A. B. '25, Ll. B. '26, ambushed his candidacy Friday for the Republican nomination for county attorney, subject to the previous election, and received secretary papers with the county clerk.
Mr. Frazae has been a resident of Lawrence since the world war, in which he served as deputy sheriff to the 13th Infantry, 30th Division. He began the practice of law in Lawrence early this year. He is now captain of the national guard, and commander of Company P of the 17th Infantry.
Valley Standings
W  L  Pct.
Oklahoma 7  3  7.00
Kansas 8  5  6.92
Kansas Aggies 6  8  400
Missouri 6  8  1.26
Oklahoma A. & M. 6  9  1.42
Ames 6  9  2.50
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The chances of Kansas to win the valley baseball title depends upon her showing against Oklahoma Monday and Tuesday. The Kansan must win both games but the title, unless it was postponed, the game with Missouri which was postponed.
The Oklahoma Angies collected four home runs in the game Saturday, but they were not able to overcome the seven batters the hammers had taken on in the first inning.
Phinney will probably start the game with Oklahoma today on the mount. The little Indian pitcher went good against the Angels in the game Friday and with proper support should win the game today.
--the 125 meters in 13.2 seconds. The old world's record of 14 seconds was held by Houen of Germany.
The New York Yankees won their welth consecutive victory yesterday by defeating Boston 8 to 3. The Yankees at date have won 26 and lost 9.
Closing his college career in Missouri valley competition Saturday, he led the team to one of the greatest records that college track man has ever had, ackee's record of 20.7 in the 220 yard race. The team also recognized a 's new world record.
The Kansas City Blues took first place in the American Association yesterday, by defending St. Paul 13 to 8, while Louisville lost to Tolio 6 to 7. Much of the credit of the rise of the Blues was due to Manager Abbott, who after getting away to a poor start came up to the top.
Charley Paddock broke another world's record Saturday when he ran
Ronay, Notre Dame, moundsurf hurled a one-bit game against Iowa state Friday and won 7 to 6 in the first of a two-game baseball series at Ames.
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