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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1924
A.K.L. Fraternity Leads Field for Intra-Mural Cup
Third Day of Events Closes With Sig Ep's Going From Second Place to Fourth
The Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity is still leading at the close of the third day in the all-University intramural track and field meet by piping up a total of 8622 points. The Sigma Alpha Epidaurus fraternity jumped from fourth place to second place on Sunday, first place in the javelin throw.
The standing of the organizations entered in the meet; Alpha Kappa Lambda, 8922; Sigma Alpha Epiphany, 8929; Pi Kappa Alma, 8783; Sigma Phi Epiphany, 8512; Phi Kappa Pela, 6856; and Delta Tau Deltan, 4195.
Christian High Point Man
Christian, representing the Sigma Phi Emmanuel fraternity, is still the individual high joint man. Engle, of the Alba Kappa Lamela Fraternity is second, followed by Rooney, Pi Kanna Alpha.
The results of the events held Tuesday, Nov. 4:
Pole Vault
Javelin Throw.
Woodward, Delta Sigma Pi, first;
height 11 feet 3 inches; Jones, Delta
Tau Delta, second; height 10 feet 0
in; third; height 10 feet 6.0
third; height 10 feet 6 inches
Smith, Sigma Alpha Epstein; first;
distance 147 feet 4 inches. Kennedy,
Phi Chi, ascent); distance 144 feet
8 inches. Tucker, Alma Kappa
Lamba, third; distance 144 feet 11
inches.
120 yard high hurlep preliminaries. Five men were chosen from the three heats that were run. The fate of the final winner was represented by the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. The time was 16.4 sec orders. The follower, other men in the first round, were Lambda; Christian, Sigma Pki Epi Jon; and Woodworth, Delta Sigma Pki Jon.
Doornboos First in Hurdles
100 yard dush preliminaries.
Six men qualified for the finals in
the competition. The winnery was made by the "flooded" Wang Wai, the time being 10.3 seconds. The other contestants qualifying;
Rooney, Pi Kappa Alpha; Woods,
Dotal Tui Duelbai; Mark, Sigma Pih
Mau; Gilles Mougin; Eagle,
Alba Khao Lamda.
The events which are to be held Wednesday, Nov. 5th. Fairs in the 100 yard dash, running broad jump, and finals in the 440 yard dash.
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Class Football Squads Work Hard Every Day
The class football teams started practice Monday evening, Nov. 3, in the intra-mural field. Every class was represented by a large squad. The coaches of the various class were asked to give personal instructions. On account of a limited supply of equipment the men are asked to practice in old clothes until the team from each class is picked. Afterward they are on the new intra-mural field, south of Robinson gymnasium, every day.
Seven New Members Initiated by Scabbard and Blade, Saturday
Candidates Serve Meals; Take Charge of Mythical Army at Ceremony
at Ceremony
Company G, the local chapter of the Scabbard and Blade, honorary military fraternity, held initiation for the following pledges, Saturday night, Nov. 1, at the National Guard rife range near six Corners: Cadeset Lieutantens, Marvin Huffman, Warren Powers, Merton Williams, and Herbert Gaston, Major Joseph McGuire, O. Q. B. C., partment, was also initiated into associate membership in the organization.
William Lewis, assisted by Second Lieutenant Keith Swinley, of the Coast Artillery, Officers Reserve Corps, and Cadet Lieutenant Ceil Tecfilton, acted as the masters of the ceremony. After arriving at the range Saturday afternoon the pledges pitched the camp and built the fires. They also prepared the meals which were served from time to time throughout the night. The firing was by the pledges when they were placed in command of imaginary armies, and companies.
In addition to the active members present at the ceremonies the following were present: W. W, Davis,
honorary member; Major Edward E. Turner, associate member, of the General Service School at Fort Leavenworth and head of the military department here last year). Coy V. Paternail, alumni member, second lieutenant, Coast Artillery, Officers Reserve Corps, Kansas City.
The Scabbard and Blade is an honorary organization for cadet officers of the R. O. T. C. The first chapter was organized at the University of Wisconsin in 1905. There are at present 55 chapters in the United States. The local chapter is a company of the Fourth red regiment, with Caetet Major David S. Armstrong as the captain.
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