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MONDAY, MAY 11 1925
Triangular Meet Is Big Attraction in Valley Circles
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Huskers, Aggies and Kansas Will Battle for Track Honors at Lincoln Saturday
The big event this week is the triangular trace meet at Lincoln, Neb. next Saturday, with Kansas, Kansas Angles and Nebraska as participants
It is easy to figure how either Kansas or Nebraska can win this contest. The Agries are hopefully outlaced. Their main reliance for points is football, which runs, in which it must be admitted, they have some good entries.
Kimport can run the half in two minutes, fat any day in the week, while in a pinch he can beat this. He has lost about 65% of coverage it in a 4:25 if he has to.
His team mate, Balzer, is not only a good miler, but also a flash of a two miler. Last Saturday he ran the distance in better than record against Missouri. But the distance men could not do it all, in this dual meet, and the Tigers won by a top-sided score.
Kansas - Is Strong
Kansas* main strength is in al the runs from 190 yards up, in the broad jump, and the high jump. Witf Ferguson clearing the bar consists tently at 6 feet, with Graham doing even better, and with Poor holding the valley record, it looks like a clean sweep for Kansas in the high jump, for the other two have no known men of any note in this event. Captain Graham should be team-mate, the broad jump, and his team-mate, to least place. This gives the Crisman team a very desirable advantage right at the outset. Every point will be needed by the winner.
Locke Should Win
Locke seems to have the dashes to himself, jigging from performance so far this year, but this boy Fisher is reeling off the 100 and 220 in fast time. He can turn the trick, and there are many who think he will.
With first and second places disposed of by these two hurried gentilemen, the next place to worry about third. Wongwien, a fish, "fish," he wished his wings to beat Hein of Nebraska, and there is no reason in the world why he shouldn't. In the distance events, Kansas has the edge over Nebraska. Pratt and Grady will be relied on to force the Aggie distance man, and they should beat them. In any case, they should be matched in both the mile cod the two miles.
The quarter-mile will be a pretty race with four good men competing. Critics and Scherrick of Nebraska, Engle and Roosey of Kansas. It is going to have him run the entire of this event will have to run it under 50 seconds.
Lawrence Legion Post to Stage Boxing Show
The first boxing show to be staged by the Lawrence American Legion post under the new Kansas boxing team was the May 22 in the Carter building.
The main attraction of the evening will be a 10-round bout between Bud Nolan and Bob Taylor. There will be two 4-round preliminaries and one 6-round semi-winup bout. The bout will be placed on sale in a few days.
Intramural Tournaments to End
The fourth round of the tennis tournament, both singles and doubles, and the horseshoe tournament, both singles and doubles, will close early. In week it was impossible to put several of the matches off, but it should be possible to finish them this week. With the term nearing a close managers of the tournaments desire that they not interfere with school work later.
possible so that they will not interfere with school work later.
"Baseball Week" Opens Tomorrow With Aggies
"Baseball Week" will be opened tomorrow afternoon by a double header with the Aggies at 3:30 p. m. The state high school tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, and in the afternoon of the same daya the Jayhawks will cross bats with Missouri at 3:30.
Tomorrow's game is doped as a fight. "Potts" Clark, baseball coach, described the visitors from Manhattan as "A good hitting team with a couple of guys." The K. U. team, after their victory last week over the convicts, who are considered by many as the best team in the state, feels confident of putting up a royal battle Kansas will start Swenson in the
Kansas Beats Grinnell in Tennis Tournament by Taking Two Matches
Drake Series at Des Moines Could Not Be Played Due to Rain
The Kansas University tennis team defeated Grinnell College team Saturday at Grinell, Iowa, taking two out of the three matches. Capt. Muir Rogers, who has not lost a single match in valley competition, ran his consecutive number of valley wins to 29.
The doubles team composed of Captain Rogers and Clifford Campbell, functioned for the first time and defeated Grizzell, 6-1, 6-1. Hard driving and overhead smashing by both Campbell and Rogers were responsible for the Kansas victory. If the Kansas team can continue this performance it should take the rest of its matches.
Captain Nicolet, one of the leading valley tennis players last year, was defeated by Captain Rogers, 1-6, 1-6. Hard driving and volleying by Rogers enabled him to defeat his opponent with ease.
Brody of Grimell proved too steady for Campbell and won 7-5, 6-4.
The matches with Drake University at Des Moines were not played on account of rain.
Kansas plays Washington here Monday, May 18. Washington has the same team as last year and the match should be a close one. Washington is represented by Captain Forester, who lost only one match last year and that to Rogers and Bierman.
First Round of Tennis Tournament Is Finished
The first round of the women's tennis tournament has been completed. The winners of the first round are Selma Klemp, Inez Porte, Dora Gelger, Mary Berrsten, Audrey Carr Vera Kreibel, Mary Blair and Charlotte Harper. Three more rounds will finish the match.
"We wet weather has delayed the tournament a great deal and the games should be played now as rapidly as possible," Ruth Heaven said this morning.
Each match is decided in favor of the player who wins two out of three sets.
Rewards Will Be Given at R. O. T. C. Presentation
The last R. O, T. C, drill of this semester will take the form of a presentation ceremony, according to plans announced by the military department this morning. The ceremonies will be held on the eve of the graduation this time a loving cup will be presented to the company with the highest proficiency in drill contest. Medals will be presented to the four winners of the individual manual of arms contest which was held last Wednesday.
Invitations have been sent out by the military department to deans of the different schools to heads of departments, and to faculty members.
--valley who has a chance to beat the Nebraska speed demon, it is Fisher.
Sport Notes
Rain played have with the baseball schedules last week. The first game with the Aaggies was to have been played Thursday. A damp right, with threatening weather following, caused the postponement.
But Thursday was the best day we've had for the games, and not very good at that. Yesterday afternoon it poured, while today only well-trained ducks could survive under the elements.
Plenty of interest was shown in the intramural track meet yesterday. The time was poor in practically every event, but the track was wet, and a steady drizzle during the meet made it even wetter.
When the first man cleared the pole vault at the starting mark, some one yelled: "You've won it!" For a long time it seemed that way, as very much as it did in this initial height. A person can't become a pole vaulter over night.
Neither can he become a long distance star in a day. Many, many start, but few bristle. The two-mile attracted a great field—from the standpoint of numbers. Second hat — a few drop out. Six more. Third hat — the number is diminishing rapidly. Seventh hat — a knot of four or five runners is far ahead of the rest of the field, which is pretty thin. The time was 12 minutes and some running for Nariu to get ridden about.
Next Saturday the remaining vents of the meet will be run off. These are the jump, 120 high hurries, high jump, javelin, broad jump, alf-mile relay, mule relay and garter-mile.
The athletic board is unable to decide whether two men or three, or five or all the boxes should get letters for participating in the flat sport this year. One who does not possess many of the equipment on the case. All be can say is that letters should be given—to how many, can be decided by those properly constituted for passing on this matter. Other schools in the valley see fit to have a popular sport here, considering its youth among the other sports. If it is desired at all it should be encouraged.
Track tryouts are being held to determine who shall compete in the triangular meet at Lincoln, Neb next Saturday. Coach Schlademan is particularly anxious to get some second and third place men, because the winners of each event are pretty much settled and outstanding, and every point that can be garnered will be needed.
The answer seems to hinge on the outcome of the dishes and the quarter-mile. Nebraska has two good quarter mowers in Critto and Wichita. Horsepower is Honkey and Engle. All four are capable of doing 60 seconds.
Locke has been so far outstanding in the sprints this year, that he does a favorite over Fischer. But the Winfield flash is stinging a come back, after an off year caused by leg injuries. If there are anyone in the
All three teams in the meet are weak in the weights. So these are a tass-up. Any man might get lucky and have the shot or the tip off in wining marks. Extra points from these events will come in handy.
Cox, the great Oklahoma javelin thrower, set a new American record in this event on Saturday by heaving the spar 208 feet $3/4$ inches. This record was held by Aaron Gill, of Illinois of 208 feet $9/4$ inches by nearly five feet.
ALWAYS GOOD
ALWAYS THE SAME
Several important sport events occurred the week-end. The Blues with Messenger in form won over the Indians yesterday 9 to 2 and drew look a 9 to 4 game from his state team at Lansing Saturday.
Jackson Scholz, former University of Missouri runner, broke the world's record in the 100 yard dash in a special meet in South Carolina after throwing it for 9.5 seconds. This record will in all prebility not be recognized.
In winning the discus throw at the state high school meet at Emporia May 9, M. Thornillh of Protection set a new state record of 127 feet 10 inches. This should stand as a state record for years to come.
A silver cup will be presented to the winners after the game. Admission will be ten cents.
In the same meet, Shaw, Nigre dash star from Winfield, broke the record in the century sprint by stepping it in 10.1 seconds.
Playground Ball Finals to Be Hold
The championship game of play-
ground ball will be played between
the Delta Tau Deltas and the Phi
Chis in the stadium field Wednes-
day at 5:30 p. m.
Dr. Forrest Allen will go to Columbus, Kan., Monday where he will be a guest of Cherokee county community high school. A b闸奏 at the letter on the high school and Decker Allen will address them.
Delegation of students from K. S. A, C. visited farmers' fairs held at Nebraska and Missouri Universities last week to gain ideas for their annual Ag Fair which will be held May 9.
The grand finale of this year's Kansan Board activities will be a banquet at Wiedemann's tea room Thursday at 6 p. m. This year’s board, members of the faculty, will also work privately on heavily worked on the Kansan, and out-of-town speakers will make up the hungry mob.
Kansan Board's Orgy to Be Catfish's Meow!
Since in a moment of recreation the recent legislature passed a law prohibiting the sale of enthill in Kansas, it has been suggested that we are in festivities be required to present at the door one wigging catfish, which claims the Kaw as its ancestral home. Live and successful lawyer Lawrence will be present "en force" to expound at length the intricacies of the job of the reporter, the position of copy writer, manager, editor, etc. co-author. In getting scoop stories in the good old days will be set forth with fervor. All this and more, meaning the banquet itself, is promised for the workhouse have nurtured the land. Daily Karson during the first years.
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According to Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary, news letters will be sent out the last of the week to friends and graduates of the University, announcing the program for commencement week.
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IT AIN'T GONNA RAIN NO MORE
Baseball Tomorrow Afternoon
Double Header
KANSAS vs. KANSAS AGGIES STADIUM FIELD.