UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MAY 2.1918.
Track Meet Schedule
To Be Made Up Today
More Than 125 High School Athletes Have Already Been Entered
More than 125 high school athletes of the state have entered the events in the fifteenth annual inter-scholastic track and field meet which will be held at McCook Field Saturday, May 4, at 1:30 o'clock. W. O. Hamilton, manager of athletics, will make out his program for the meet today.
Independence, Mo., high school, Lawrence high school and Northeast high school of Kansas City, Mo., have entered teams in the eleventh annual tennis tournament which is being held in conjunction with the track and field meet. The first tennis sets will start at 10:30 o'clock Friday. All of the Kansas City, Mo., high schools have been invited to enter teams in the meet and are expected to send in their entries soon.
The schools entering track men are: Hiawata, Oseweg, Lawrence, McPherson, Valley Falls, Winfield, Pratt, Iola, Abilene, Burlingame, Kincad, Eskridge, Paxico, Harveyville, Perry, Florence, Seneca, Bea Plaine, Axtell, Marquette, Moran, LaCygne, Leavenworth, Moulton, Ozark and Topeka will send men but their entrances have not arrived.
Many high schools of the state are closing early this year to allow the men to do farm work and this accounts for the small list of entries for the meet. Fraternities are caring for the men Saturday.
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Two K.U. Athletes Won Trophies in Penn Games
Two elaborate silver medals and a gold watch is the list of trophies which the two K. U. men brought back from the Penn Reliant Games in Philadelphia last week. Carl Rice got a silver medal for winning third place in the javelin throw and an engraved gold watch for winning first in the high jump from a field of twenty-five jumpers. Two six-feet-two men were in the meet but they had the same trouble Rice did in getting a good leap from the soft turf. But Rice had the jump that won.
Marshall Haddock won third in the pentathlon and got a silver medal similar to the one Rice won. It was the first time that a K. U. man has placed in this large five-event contest, and the showing was remarkable.
Emporia Normalms Here To Play Off Tie Game
Kansas Team in Best of Condition—Ruble or Slawson Will Pitch
The Jayhawkers are playing their second game of the season with the Emporia Normal team on McCook Field this afternoon. The Varsity held hitting and fielding practice Wednesday afternoon in preparation for the invasion of Coach Hargiss' team, and every member of the Jayhawker nine is in good condition. Cherry suffered a bruised finger in infield practice Wednesday, but expected to be on first base today.
Coach Bond expected to use either Ruble or Slawson on the mound, with
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