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THURSDAY. APRIL 22.1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Athletes Gather From All Sections for Drake Relays
Iowa Is Out for Third Leg of School's One-Mile Cup; Michigan Will Run
A group of stars from Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas on the north, Alabama Poly and Texas on the south, Alabama the University of Southern California and Utah on the west, and representatives from Illinois, Ohio and Indiana schools competing from the east will make up one quarter of the 14 teams that ever competed in the Drake University relays, which will be held at Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, April 23 and 24.
Several old rivals will compete in the sprint relays. Kansas and Illinois are the favorites to win the 440 yd relay but they will be pushed to the utmost by the Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, and Michigan teams. In the race, both teams have met this season the dayhawkers have emerged victorious twice.
To Dispute Nebraska's Title
To Dispute Nebraska's Title
Nebraska stands as the favorite to win,
and its success has established the international mark for this distance at this year's Kansas
Relays, Illinois, Kansas, and Iowa are
expected to dispute Nebraska's right
The University of Iowa will be out to break their one mile relay record at the Drake classic. At the present time, they are only two miles one mile cup. In the Kansas Relays the Iowa team run this race close to 3:20 but they should do better than this in the Drakes meet because they are able to get well limped up before.
According to dope, the Illinois and Michigan aggregates should be battling for the lead at the finish of the four mile rclay. Illinois defended the lead by a seven point victory by a scant margin of ten yards. The Oregon Aggies were a poor third.
Medley Event to Be Close
Ames, Oklahoma Aggies, Texas,
and Oklahoma are the favorites in the medley relay event. This race should be one of the closest contested ones of the meet.
Northwestern University and the Kansas Aggies will resume their old rivalry in the two mile relay event. The Northwestern quartet was vie-
red for the MVP in which they have only the one meet in which they have been matched together.
Boland Locke, of Nebraska, will be record to better or equal his world record for the 100 yard dash which he established at the fast Kansas Relay.
Vaulting Contest Continues
The pole vault will find a continuation,
of Oklahoma; Wizig of Nebraska;
and Carter, of the Kansas Aggies. Each
"Wild Beasts from Borneo"
of these men vaulted 12 ft. 11% in, at the recent Kansas Relays.
the winners of the Kansas Relays are the favorites in the high jump and the broad jump events, Sheppard of Texas, should win the former event while Wallace, of Illinois, should be first in the broad jump.
"The outstanding entrants in the javelin throwing contest are Kuck, of Emporia Teachers' Cox and Morgan, and M. Scales, of McKenzie and Goode, of McKendree. Kuck is favored to win this event because of his excellent work at this year's Kanona Relay. Goode is the only outfit with a successful javelin thrower in the world today."
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Varsity Nine Defeats Frosh Baseball Team in Early Season Game
Kack is favored to win the shot put event and it is possible that he may establish a new world's record with the shot.
The variety nine pounded out an 11 to 5 victory last night over the freshmen in a five innings early season affair. Both teams ran in a trio of runs in the initial frame but the variality had a big third innings and by the time the dazed yearlings had settled down, eight runners had crossed the variality played in the ball and took advantage of all the breaks.
ayhawer Squid Overwhelm
Yearlings in Five Innings
by 11-to-5 Score
The first year men started the game off with little regard for the dignity of Arch Plaimny, vansity hurler. A double coupled with several infeld incendiaries led to the vansity up the score in their half of the first innning only to have their attack stopped by a snappy kick from the defense, whose bases in the second but failed to seize. In a medley of errors, hits and wild throws the vanity ran away with a few shots, but she bounced in their big thighs. The freesky fecible rallies in the fourth and fifth
innings, which netted one run each. Turpin, who relieved Michael in the fourth, held the regulars scoreless that innings.
Batteries: Mehneels, Turpin and Shannon; Phinney, Anderson and Halpin. Umpire, Bob Hill.
The score by innings:
Freshmen ___ 3 0 0 1 1—5
Varsity ___ 3 0 8 0 X—11
The variety will play Oklahoma A. and M. here next Monday and Tuesday, when the team's first chance to see their home team in action against a valley op-
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