PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN SUNDAY, MARCH 28.1926 Western Athletes Win Many Events at Texas Relays Valley Schools Place Well in Races; Jayhawks Defeat Illinois in Quarter Athletes from the Middle West were not only triumphant over eastern stars in most of the relay races in the annual Texas relays held at Austin, Texas. Friday, but they also won events on Sunday, holding event and the special track events. Teams from the Missouri valley and the Southwest were unusual for games, events, which shows that these aggregations must be ranked among the tom-notchers in track competition for this year. The Big Ten entrants K. U. True to Dope The University of Kansas team came through, according to dope and won the 410-yard relay of the university class. The Jayhawkers were hard pressed by Illinois, but came through in the last stretch and won by a margin of two yards. The injuries Captain Ryan, Cooper, Wonwong and Grady. Their time was $23 one-ons. With the same starters for both teams, the result of the 800-yard university class relay was the crew's up position of the quarter-mile event. The crew's first while Kane sat was n close second. The final war 1:29.3. Phillips Shows Un Well Phillips, Jayhawker pole volunteer, showed up well in his event and tied for second place. Potts of Oklahoma won the event with a vault of 12 feet. 7-7.8 inches which establishes a new Texas Relay record. The Kansas Aggies won the two-mile relay race by a margin of five yards. Illinois was again the team to finish second. The Aggies made the excellent time of 7:58.4 in taking this event. Paulen Wins Race The medley relays, one of the most important relays at the Texas race were won by a Missouri valley school in the university class and by a Kan was quartet in the college class. Okla was second while Haskell took the college event Niblick, cross country runner, made a great finish to defeat the Oklahoma Missouri valley athletes also scored well in the weight events. Richerson of Missouri won the shot put with a 19.84 throw, and the team establish a new relay record. Morgan of Oklahoma won the javelin throw with a record record with a throw of 187 feet. Adrian Paunel, famous German printer, easily won his race over two of the top three countries not forced to extend himself. This is Paunel's first attempt on outdoor printing. The summary of the relays is as follows: 10 relay race (university). Won by kansas Angie; Illinois, second; Haskell; third; Texas, fourth. Time, 7:58 4-16. (New Texas Relay record.) 129 yard high handbells university. Won by Meredith State, State University, Indiana. Fitch, Mich. Shot put university. Won by Rutherford, New York. Shot put university. Burke, third. Distances 64 feet, 6 feet, 5 feet. Burke, third. Distances 64 feet, 6 feet, 5 feet. Texas牙顔 chuk (university). Win. tyler tex. Texas) Winter, Georgeenburg, and Fatty, Moriar, led for second; Hearst, Missouri), south Time, 10:48 1:16 seconds 2 mile special race between Texas and Missouri. Won by Kesslin, Texas; Bulker, Texas. I truly appreciate the hard work by Woh Harland, our teacher at Holy Cross. I have received a great gift from Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. Baptist Academy. Dick. We are 3:25, 12:48. 140 year field trip (university of Illinois at Chicago) to the campus of the University of Iowa and Towson university, the City of Des Moines, Des Moines County, Iowa. Visit Temple University, Wayne State University, Syracuse University, Tufts University, Taubman University, Hunter College, Dartmouth College, Brown University. High school, university. Won by Houston Texas university, North Georgia, central Dorsey, Southwestern university, Ohio, Irvine, 6 feet 2 inches Poul would initially interview W. Hahn for the Philomel lab position. Poul will interview Mr. Klasse for the Philomel lab position. Poul will interview Dr. Kanna Kanno Phillippe, Ph.D., Kanna Kannan, associate professor of sociology at the University of Arizona for second year. Height 15 feet 1-3/4 inches. Dress shirt. Special - 1-4 mile races by Adam Bleichner, Paunen, Holland; Danny, Texas university, freshman, second; McNatt, third. Time is 8:10 seconds. 1. d-1 mile race (college)-Won by Howard Payne, Southern new university, second; HankMitte multihit, third, Time, 1:32 6-10; (New Texas Relay record). 1-2 mile relay (university), Womiloy 19, 162 kansas; Kansas university, second; Georgetown third. Time, 1:29 3:19 New Texas Relay record. Special 4-14 mile race. Hoover, N. M. U., defeated two Texas university freshmen and two Missouri university men. Medley relay (university), one and seven eighths. mile. Won by Oklahoma university. Oklahoma Argies, second; Missouri university. third. Time. 7:52. Ouamile medley relay college, 405, 229, 238 and 864 yards. Won by Hanky (University of Mexico, second, North Texas Teachers College, third). Time 3:141 (new Texas Tailgate) Javeline淋校园(university) Won by Morgan. Okahama university; Planky, Governor, Gerald. In the rain (until 10 feet) felt; 1 lather. (New Texas Relay跑) One-tile relay (relay) Won by Smith Bryant. One-mile relay (camp) Won by South western university; Northwestern Star Teachers college, second. Time: 3.23 5:10. Irwind, Iowa (university), Won by Dawneine Jebraun jump (university) - Won by Doug Georgetown, Wallis, Illinois; second, Luan easter, Missouri; third, Distance 23 feet, innov. (New Texas Relay). One mile relay university) Won by law university, Georgetown, second; Drake university, third. Time 3:23.5. (New Texas Relay record). "See the Kangas Relays."—Adv Hoff's Vaulting Record Demands Elongated Pole Chrille Hoff's desire to attain unusual heights in the pole vault has resulted in the construction of a special set of elongated standards at Washington University, St. Louis, where it appears in an exhibition at an early date. Since the standards were only fixed on as high as 15 feet, 6 inches they were used in most of the tests. 14 feet, 6 inches. The sand and sawdust mixture was also increased in size. Pi U's Take Division in Intra-Mural Games With Narrow Margin Phi Psi Pi K. A. Winner to Pla PI U. Alpha Kappa Pi Victor in Semi-Finals The Pi Upson basketball team, in defeating the Rayburn Club in a close, hard-fought game 16 to 12 Friday night and by getting a forfeit from the Roach Club Saturday, won first place in their division and will meet the Albah Kappa Pals in semi-finals Monday night. The other teams will play against them between the Pi 51 Karpa Pals and the Pi Karpa Albahs. In the games played, Saturday, the Scout Club, Communist Club, and the Grouch Club were the winners; the Alma Kappa Lambdas and Scott Club was on forfeits from the Roach Club and Rayburn Club. The Scott Club defended the Granger Club in perhaps one of the roughest games of the intramural schedule by a score of 17 to 6. Fourteen personalists were called, but no one played from Fremont. The players played the best for the Scott Club. James was the star for the Coopman Club in their win over the Rayburn Club, 17 to 7. He secured 40 points besides playing a good floor game. Two extra play-offs were necessary to decide the winner of the Graebner Chi Delta Sigma game, which was finally won by the Graebner Club, 10 to 13. Neither team scored in the first five-minute play but Baker scored in the sixth and two goals in rapid succession at the beginning of the final period. The box sensor: Stress Obs (17) Graft Obs (17) FIG FT Swarte, c 2 0 Swarte, e 1 0 Swarte, o 1 0 Halke, c 2 0 Halke, e 2 0 Andersen, c 0 0 Chlost, c 0 0 Grafter Club (S) FG FT A 0 1 Friday 0 1 Friday 0 1 Knowsley 0 1 Knowsley 0 1 Knowsley 0 1 Winterthur, Kann 0 0 Winterthur, Kann 0 0 Mössoum Ubh (7) FG FT Whitfield, f Olivera f Michaud, g Michaelis, g Horton f Bourdon, f 1 FG 0 FT 1 Olivera f 1 1 Michaelis g 1 1 Michaelis g 1 1 Bourdon f 1 Cusinopolitan Club (17). PG FT Fifter, f. 0 Fitter, f. 0 Tanager, p. 0 Tanner, p. 0 Battista, f. 0 Total: 8 1 Grainger Club (19) PG FT C. Grainger, f 0 B. Kennedy, f 0 D. Kennedy, g 0 W. Grainger, h 0 Fritzner, y 0 Chi Delta Stigma (12) PG PT 0 Habesky, J 0 0 0 Huber, S 0 0 0 Wilson, G 1 0 0 Wilson, H 1 0 0 Wilson, I 0 0 0 Freshman Squad Is Cut Mr. J. L. Burrito, assistant engineer of the state board of health, will leave Monday on an extended trip through the north central part of Kansas to inspect the water supply to about 84 towns through that territory. ___ The first cut on the freshman brace ball squad has been made by Coach John Saba to 33 men. He will make another cut on Wednesday of this week to reduce the team to about twenty men. Sabo Reduces Baseball Number to 33 Players to 33 Players Only light workouts have been held this season. Pitchers have not been allowed to throw any speed or curve balls. Particular care is being taken to avoid sore arms. Most of the time has been spent in fielding and batting practice. No practice games are scheduled that Coach Sabo will not allow proteges to play in any regular games until after Easter. In the early workouts a few of the pitches appeared to have good control. This is one of the most essential qualities of a good pitcher. Little has been learned about the respective defenders, the infielders or the catchers. The diet of the men retained on the freshman agent is *Maihel*, Lichtert, L. Johnson, Tarpin, M. White, Pottinger, Paddock, Bloodheart; Simons, Petrich, Baldwin, Thompson, Corrie, Braun, Strimmy, Rismay, Kriechbahn, Patterson, Cowney, Bramford, Brand, Gradner, Gradner, Oakland, Heathertta, O'Brien, Farmer, Haskin, and Chad'. After Couch Sabe has made his final cut and has the sound of team work developed, well the brainstorm will play out. Some of the freshmen may be taken on the trip to Landing to play the first Saturday according to the coach. "See the Kansas Relays."—Adv. The practice will last for three weeks. Most of the time will be spent teaching fundamental and drilling the men in Cappon's style of football. Some acrimework work may be held during the latter part of the practice period. Spring football practice will start for the Jawahira on April 6, the first day after Easter vacation. Head Coach F. C. Capoon will arrive time during this week to take charge of the game and will be assisted by Coach John Sahoo. Nearly all of the practice last year was held on the athletic field south of the gymnastium. However, some of he practice this year will probably be held on the regular field at the tadium. Three thousand copies of the annual issue of the City Manager Magazine, just last of the journal press, will be available for purchase in the publishers and others interested in the magazine. The publication is a yearly publication of the International City Managers' Association. According to Coach Salo, all proactive football candidates for the spring season should check out unintended injuries and avoid the rush which is expected at lat time. Equipment may be checked before the stadium on any weekday after 3:10. City Manager Magazine Has National Reputation John G. Stutt, T20, is the executive secretary of the association and editor of the magazine. Chester K. Shore, A. 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