UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
APRIL 22,1919.
K.U. Quarter-Mile Record Held by Captain O'Leary
"Dummy" Returns to University Athletics After Year in Aviation Corps
Dorman H. "Dummy" O'Leary, captain of this year's track team, is one of the best quarter-milers K.U. ever had. He was not in school last year because of service in the aviation corps, but had been elected captain in 1917.
Soon after this meet he enlisted with the engineers in the old National Guard, and after a few months was transferred to the aviation corps and sent to Columbus, Ohio, for training.
After two months here he received his commission and transferred to Payne Field, West Point, Miss. He started for Hoboken on his way overseas November 11, and was held there one month. He was discharged at Kelly Field in January.
O'Leary holds the K. U. record in the quarter mile with a time of 50 1-5 seconds. He made this time in the dual meet with Missouri in 1917, winning over Wyatt and Daggy.
He was invaluable as anchor man on the relay team and with Fred Rodkey was its mainstay. For some time after his return it was uncertain whether he would come out for track. His return to the team has helped greatly to put he team in the Valley running.
Schumann Team Loses to Goddings, 8 to 3
The Godding Club team triumphed over the Schumann Club nine in seven innings of baseball Monday to the tune of 8 to 3.
Shuer pitched for the Schumann and Schwartzkoff for the Goddings, and both performed well, striking out four
men each. Bill Wells, visiting from Lewis, Kansas, officiated.
The batteries: Schumann Club, Shuer and Shaw; Godding Club, Schwartzkoff and L. Landon.
The score by innings:
R, H, E.
Schumann 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 4 3
Godding 2 2 0 1 3 0 x 8 7 3
Kansas Baseball Team Will Play Ten Games
Jayhawks May Schedule Round With William Jewell Nine Soon
K. U. Will play ten baseball games this year, if the present schedule is carried out.
The Jayhawkers will meet the Haskellites for the second time this season this afternoon on McCook Field. Last Tuesday, with Marxen on the mound, K. U. won on Haskell Field, 14 to 6. Today with both teams limbered up by the warmer weather and additional practice, Kansas fans anticipate a tight game. Pierce will probably start on the mound at the University nine.
Coach Hamilton is trying to get a game with William Jewell some time in the next two weeks, and is expecting to hear from them soon.
The schedule:
April 15, Haskell at Haskell.
April 22, Haskell on McCook
April 15, Haskell at Haskell.
April 22, Haskell on McCook.
May 12 and 13, Ames on McCan
May 15 and 16, Agies at Mathta
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May 22 and 23, Aggies on McCook June 6 and 7, Ames at Ames.
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Y-STAG tickets on sale till Tuesday night. 15 cents...Adv.
Fred Leach Will Lead the Yells and Boxing and Music is Promised
All-Star University Team Will Meet Y.M.C.A. Five
The challenge sent out by the Y.M.C.A. cabinet for a ten minute basketball game has been accepted by a team under the leadership of Rudolph Uhrlaub. This game will open the Y-Stag to be held in the gymnasium Wednesday night at 7:30 c'clock. More than 400 tickets have been sold which indicates that this is to be one of the best attended Y mixers since the war. This Stag is to be a regular old time tep meeting with Fred Leach to lead the yells and songs, according to John Bunn, chairman of the social committee. Boxing matches, a battle royal, special music including a string orchestra, sight of hand tricks and stunts put on with high frequency electricity will furnish entertain-
The Y. M. cabinet basket ball team will have Marvin Harms at center, John Bunn and O. K. Ferring as forwards, and Herbert "Scoop" Olson and "Dutch" Wedeell as guards.
Phi Delt Diamond Stars
Beat Pi Kappa Alphas 9-4
The Phi Delta defeated the Pi Kappa Alphas Monday 9 to 4 in a Panhellenic baseball game. Uhrlub, Pierce, and Mee were stars for the winners. The Matthews brothers were the steadies for the losers.
The score:
The score:
Phil...000 022 0 4
Phi Delta...013 121 x 9
Batteries: W. Matthews and Widem;
Uhrlaub and Jones.
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6 Days Left For Tickets To "Oh, Shoot!" SENIOR PRIZE PLAY
Tickets—Rowlands Book Store Joe Schwarz, Mgr.
Umpire: Ferguson.
Prices—$1.00, .75, .50 PLUS WAR TAX
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Something doing every second.
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Play Tennis?
On your way to and from the Courts stop in at Brick's for a cool drink.
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Y-STAG
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