WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1924
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Battle for Titles on K. U. Cinders
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Male midle officer - Elidorde, (Therault, Demo,
Hortense, third), first; Khrisman, second;
Lawrence, fifth); Mahantown, fourth, (fourth)
1:28.
Class II
Mibi Reley—Elodoro (Arnold, Cameron,
Axtom, Tarrant), first; Newton, second.
Dodge City, third; Lawrence, fourth. Time
3:14.4.
50 yard dash - Schreeder, Bendida, first.
Brown, Chesa Co., second, Ramyon, Colony,
third. Henry, Kennedy, fourth. Time 8.3.
yard dash - Schreeder, Bendida, first.
Brown, Chesa Co., second, Ramyon, Colony,
third. Dahl, Valley Falls, fourth. Time 10.8.
220 yard dash - Ramyon, Colony, first.
Schreader, Bendida, second, Huntington,
first. Brown, Chesa Co., fourth,
second. 22.4.
440 ward run-Cooper, Saffordville, first;
Dellf, Alma, second; Stenzel, Elmend, third;
Huffman, Dakiana, fourth. Time: 53.8.
890 yard run — Glech, Wanego, first; Lee
Simmell, Eimeldale, second; Vincent, Sainte-
hirde, third; Melville, Bonner Springs, fourth.
Time: 2.00.4
Mike Runyon, Bustenall, Kinnella, first three. Third, Jordan, Gronkowski, third. Third, Oakland, South, fourth. 146/375. 120 yard high hardcover -Bille, Chase Co. third. Third, Oakland, Fourth. third. Alexander, Oakland, Fourth. Three.
224 yard hurdle—Hown, Chase Co., first.
Ttheme, Giffen road; Second, T; Cindy,
Kleinbach Rural; third; Flint, Holton, fourth.
Time. 25.1.
Shot put--net, Kincaid, 40 ft. 21% in,
Thomas, Fernandez, Yarrall, Marquette, to
fourse, 44 ft. 4-short, Frontone, 40 ft.
Dicrue--Green, Kincaid, first; Loth, Kin-
caure, second; Saffoldville, third;
Blue Mound, fourth; Diflex, 19 ft. 9 in.
Javelin-Ward, Elimdale Rural, 159 ft.,
Brown, Valley Falls, second; Iron,
Marmotta, third; Murray, Valley Farms,
fourth
High Jump - Ibri, Beltran, 5 ft. 8 in.
Brown, Denom - Ibri, second, 5 ft. 7 in.
Barclay, Marquette, Alexander, Oksingham
and Carter, St. John used for third at 3ft. 6in.
Pole毒-McKinley, Scranton, 10 (t 6) in. Laughing of Blue Mound; Howard of Chase Co., Leith of Saffordville tied for second at 10 (t).
Dread Jump-Ramsey, Colony, first 19 ft
10% in; Beeny, Oklahoma, second 19 ft
10% in; Beeny, Cedar Vale, third 10 ft
10% in; Willerson, Oakland, fourth 19 ft
Half mile, ride; -Safvillore, (Couer,
Leith, Gutherie, Camberly) first; -Bendrode,
second; Alma, third; Oshalaosa, fourth. Time
1:58. 1
50 yard dash—Gillen, K. C., M., Central
first; Payne, Argentine, second; Burren, W.
west third; White, China fourth Time 6.1
Mile relay-Wamone (Kelley, Hartwick Fleck and Arnold), first; Saffordville, second. Kindle Rural, third; Sabetha, fourth Time $41.
Junior High School
first; Praye, Arrestment, second; Burns, West, third; white, Chance, fourth. Time 6.10 **100 yard drill—Gilliam, K. C., Min. Central** Payne, Arrestment, second; Jackson, first; Kauai, Kan., Northwest, third; Bode, Kauai, Kan., Northwest, fourth. Time 11.2.
120 yard low hard-hit—Ilaco, Kansan City,
Junior, Central best; Harvey, North,
Northeast, Kansas City, Mo; third, Tappo
Northwest, Kansas City, Kan; fourth, T three
Shot put-Peminquis, Kanawa City, Mo.
Northeast, first 47, ft. 6 in.; Gilliam, Kanau-
city, Mo. Central High, second; Connelys
Central, Central, third; Payne Auctioneer,
 fourth.
High jump—Blaze, Kansas City, Mo. Central first,恳救, Berkard, K. C., Northeast second,恳救, Brewer, K. C., Mo., Northwest, third boardman, Worton, port fourth.
Broad jump-Payne, Argentine, 19, ft 10
in; first, R. Williams, Kansas City, Kaua,
Northeast; second, Blice, Kansas City, Mo.
third, central; second, Lawrence, fourth
Pole visit—Troubled, Lawrence, Elgin C. M. Mo, Northern, fired for fire at 10 a.m., third round of trial, third, fourth Fourth place not placed owing to great number who tied for position. So
440 yard relay-Central junior high, Kane City, Mo. , first; Westport, second; Chote, third; K. C. K., Northeast, fourth time, 48.1.
The Men's Glee Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Unitarian Church New important business necessitaates—T A. Larnremore, director.
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Of outstanding importance to Lawrence people in the concert offered by the St. Louis Symphony orchestra, April 29, will be the work of Prof. Waldemar Geltch, of the School of Fine Arts, who will act as one of the soloists at the afterpart performance. He is also a member of the Bruch concerts for the violin with orchestra accompaniment.
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Programs for both afternoon and evening performances have been chosen with care. It is to be one of the major events of Music Week, as well as the closing number of the University concert course.
The children of the grade schools of the city will attend the afternoon performances. Special seals are raised in the rear of the graterniment for them.
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