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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Dartmouth College Swells Entry List for Kansas Relays
Atlantic and Pacific Coast Will Be Represented at Relays With Teams
The entry of Dartmouth College, a member of the New England conference, in the second annual kansas Relays April 19, assures the team that their presentation than ever before. Dartmouth will have a strong one-mile relay team, according to Karl Schadman, track coach, and will also be competition to this event in Iowa. The Kansas team will be weakened by the probable absence of Wayne McCoy, who after a two weeks' sojourn in a hospital at Urgent Care returned to his former condition.
With the entry of Oregon State Agricultural college of Corvallis, Ore, and Occidental college of Los Angeles, Cal., last week, the relays will have strong representation from both the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts, as well as from the middle western and southern states.
DePauw Star Enterts
The entry of Paul Jones or DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind., one of the country's greatest all-star basketball players, led interest to the relays. Jones卒誸limated this winter at the Illinois Indoor Relay Carnival where he took the all-around championship from a classy field. He is rated as one of the most likely candidates to represent the United States in the Olympics in the pentathlon. He will enter in the high jump, broad jump, and pole vault here. His marks in athletics are good as those in the special events; so he will be looked on as a dangerous contender by the other entries in these events.
Late Entries Received
Today is the last day for entries and unexpected entries are being taken to the games. Coach "Indian" Schultz of the University of Nebraska telegraphed the entry of five more Nebraska players that had made five states represented in the high school class.
Grades for Upperclassmen Ready
Grades for the college upperclass
men will be given out on Thursday
afternoon at the college office. No
freshmen will get their grades
through the office this semester but
will have to go to their advisers to
procure their grades. The list of
advisers are posted in the east wing
of center Administration building;
Senior Graduation Fee Due May 1, Says Foster
'May 1 is the deadline for the payment of graduating fees £c seniors who expect to obtain 'bear diploma next Jmso', said George O.
"This fee should be paid at once or as soon as possible before May 1," he said, "in order that no trouble may arise because the student has not paid this fee when graduati arrives."
The amount of the graduation fee is $10, and can be paid at the office of the registrar.
Engineering Baseball Tournament to Start on Thursday at 4:30
Electricals and Industrials Will Contest First for Trophy Honors
The annual engineering baseball tournament will start Thursday at 4:30 p. m. when the teams from the electrical and industrial departments will play, according to R. M. King. The game schedule has been arranged in an elimination tournament. Two games will be played this week, three next week, and the finals will be played on Engineers' Day, April 25. Under the present schedule the winners of the two teams, the chemical and mechanical, and the electrical and industrial will play the first games. The mining engineers drew a bye and will play the winners of the electrical-industrial game. The game for Thursday has been de-50% arranged for.
Each department of the School of Engineering is entering a team in the tournament. Last year the championship was won by the civil engineers. The two preceding years were handled by the mechanical engineeringers.
The annual engineer track meet will not be held this year, it was decided by the committee. For this reason the baseball tournament will have more than usual interest, the managers believe, "Jack" Hetherman, manager of the team, said all industrial engineers to come out and help the team win the championship for the department.
Women's Swim April 15
Members of Class Teams Enter Three Events and Relay
Teams for the women's inter-class swimming meet, which will take place Tuesday, April 15, at 4:30 p.m., were announced by Miss Ruth Hoover, instructor in physical education, today. The members of the
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The events in the meet will include 2-length relay, 3-length stroke race, 2-length side-stroke ca r$, 2-length breast-stroke race, 2-length back-stroke race; breast-stroke for underwater swim, plunging, and
teams are: Seniors, Dorothy Higgins, Josephine Lanta, Dorothy Burger, Margaret Whaker, and Gladys Mullina; Juniors, Marie Jones, Meunia Hussen, Caroline Jensen, Hansen, Audrey Carr, and Dorothy Leibengood; sophomores, Laura Glidden, Lucie Foulce, Bernice Reed Ermail From McCullough, Bertha Bab, and Barbara Brown, Beth Cummings, Bower, Margaret Kennedy, Beth McClung, Evelyn Aldrich, and Martha
Each woman, on a team may enter three events besides the relay, and two members of each class team may enter each event.
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BOWERSOCK THEATRE, MONDAY, APRIL 14 Produced and Acted by the Kansas City Theatre
"The Passing of the Third Floor Back"
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Shows 2:30,4,7:30,
Prices 10c & 33c
the Rex Beach story
"Big Brother"
Today and Thursday
with
TOM MOORE
RAYMOND HATTON
EDITH ROBERTS
A gang leader falls heir to a little boy and wages an amazing fight to "bring him up decent." Rex Beach tells the wonderful story in his best style. And Allan Dwan has made it into a soulful, thrilling, never-to-be-forgotten picture.
also
Good Comedy
Varsity Orchestra Glenn Fulton, Director
Betty Compson and Richard Dix
in
"The Stranger"
From the story "The First and Last" by John Galsworthy
A more engrossing plot has never been invented, and the climax-!
The backbone of any picture is the story—and here's a story with the strength of Gibraltar! And so different!
But we're not going to spoil it for you by telling too much. Just take a tip and get acquainted with "The Stranger."
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Bowersock Orchestra Fred Leonard, Director
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