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MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY. DAILY KANSAN
Track Tryouts Reveal Strong Jayhawk Team for Kansas Relays
Relay Quartets Show Plenty o Speed; Connelly Throws Dizzes Well
Track trunches抽样 offence gave provision of at least two fast relay relay units, with two others as possibilities. Six men running 190 yards each in relay order ran 600 yards in 60-2-2 seconds.
Coach Sebastian said that in a probability the 400 price relay team would be composed of Grasshopper, Wings and Marmot, the three teams to undertake ideal conditions; these came out break the record in this event, but the two were still not able to Oth to affect by the Kansas nation.
Either Eagle or Panther will replace Grasshopper in the other gear retract, in which each arm runs 220 yards. A strong combination could be found in the auto relay. Coach defender will have to deploy two wrist braces and knee bends just before the same one who would win for the halfcourt would be called free in the longer race with an exception. Wongwai.
Rama homes on as a possible winner in the muley, with Wongtang or Furber in the molly, with Roinny or Orlean in the quarter, Watson in the half, and Grouse or Peart running the mile. Philips has been chosen twice with contests regularly in the mile. Another member of the track team be of valuable aid in the mud miles. Another member of the track team who has been showing up with late in Jim County, who drew the decision 100 feet past yesterday.
Price Again Made Captain
Prospects for Champion Team Much Better
Marc Price takes the roles as captain of the 1923 baseball team today when the simple rule "cally ball" at 2:30, Stadium ball, when the Jayhawks and the Madison Indians meet for a game.
Price was cleared capture of the tour last spring. An account of a transfer of orbits in the school of law during the last semester. Price was deferred indigence, but a re-check of the transverse discovered a two-hour credit which makes him eligible for admission.
This highlights the prospects for a champion team this year as Captain Pope led the Kansan team in hitting last year and is one of the most dangerous men with the bat in the volley.
Captain Perez plays short stunts and is a free host. The other hosts on the Eagle Academy show you your own skills. You'll also play this period in veteran style.
Captain Price will reduce the crewman captain after Coach Clark arranged early in the season.
Freshmen Detect Jumors
Winners Take Championship by a 21 to 17 Score
The freshman women won the chancellor tournament by a close score, according to Ms. Dorothy Butter, instructor in the department of physics education. The freshmen and junior homes were tied for first place until the junior home competition in Boise University prompted them.
The score one year 2 to 2 at the end of the third half in favor of the free agents. The final score was 29 to 17. Martin Dallin who each point player for the premiums with 11 points scored the fourth score 10 points for the finals.
The servera was from the appli-
nature in a casual play of Saturday
browsing, while some of the 14.
7 servers were on the network for
the servers with 15 points.
A game was scheduled between the junior and freshman second teams but as the foulners failed to appear, the game was cancelled. The final football championship of the second team tournament in favor of the freshmen.
New Speed Ball Game Is Introduced at K. U.
A new game called "spool ball" is being introduced at the University according to G. T. Jarrett, director of intramural athletics. This game was originated at the University of Michigan in 1962.
It is a combination of basketball, football and soccer. It is played on a regulation football field with a soccer ball. When the ball is in the air basketball rules govern, except that the forward pass in football is used to score over the goal line. Whor the ball is on the ground, soccer rules prevail in that kicking the ball is at lowed.
Engineering Departments Begin Baseball Games
The interdepartmental baseline games of the School of Engineering which were to have been played last Thursday, but were postponed due to rain, were played Monday afternoon at 4:30.
The mechanical and chemical engineers played one game and the electricals and architectures the other. They worked together to field roots of the gymnastium.
Intramural Sports Begin
Entry Blanks for Horse Shoe Meet Ready Now
The Graterites and other organized houses which wish to enter in interminual sports should watch the bulletin board at coach Patrick's of college in Robinson gymnastics for an amusements as to when the different sports will take place and what entry blanks should be banded in.
At present the thanks for the intramural horse show tournament are on the board and the manager from each house or individuals are to 23 those out and return them to the house. For more information, go to p.g in "Daybreak, Anadell 7."
The horse show队 five each
house is composed of four men, in the
singles and two teams in the doubles
in the trials tournament with a
total of 14.
A tournament course will be laid out at the rear of the gymnasium for all tournament matches.
--fast-fading star, got two homers, a double and a single against the Robins Tuesday. As long as the old pulldown stays in the park it doesn't count these exhibition games. This age and alipping athlete may be able to stagger along awhile yet if he can maintain his pace over 600 cent. Of all the great athletes Ruth and Nurm seem to disappoint the least.
Sport Notes
Nairn admits lying under the severe strain of his track campaign and admits that he might cut down on housing in order to complete the program.
Labe Ruth, that overweight and
Con M. Buck of Topeka, Division Engineer of the North Sea, teledirect to the Student Branch of the Americas at their meeting Thursday evening.
Civil Engineers Hear Talk by Con M. Buck, Topeka
Mr. Rock spoke on "What the railroads expect of the collapse graduate." He stressed the point that engineers are in greater demand today, than ever before, to fill executive positions.
Professor N. F., Ockerdam, of the Mechanics department performed an interesting exhibition with lighted Indian clubs. Final preparations for the civil engineers' part of the department banquet were made. No meeting of the society was held. The chief architect by John L. Harrison, of Kansas City, on "Engineering as a Profession" on that evening.
Tornado Near Palm Beach
Kills Three Persons
(United States)
Miami, Fla., April 6. — Three persons are known to have been killed and a number injured by a windstorm which ruined the force of a tornado.
Property damage is estimated at a million dollars.
The storm entered around Halleigh where the new race course was built recently at a cost of one and a half million dollars. The White Hat races inARGI were larger in persons not insulted. Two persons were killed there.
Concrete Bulletin Board to Be Seen on Hill Again
The concrete bulletin board which formerly stood near green Hall will probably be placed across the street from the Chemistry building, according to H. H., Ball, superintendent of buildings and grounds.
The location will be definitely settled as soon as approved by Have ahave. landscape architects of the University, who will present an gift from the class of 1915 and was removed last summer from their former location to make room for new students.
- Chancellor E. H. Lannery will speak before the Ministerial Alliance in Kansas City, Monday night, April 11.
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