House Track
Is Tomorrow
Thirteen Events Will See
Sixteen Fraternities
Ready to Start
Sixteen organizations have signi
fied their intentions of entering
men in the intra-mural track meet
which will he staged on Hayward
field tomorrow at 1:30 o’clock. This
will ho a regular full-sized affair
with thirteen events on the sched
ule. No cup will he given to the
winner of the fracas, as in the hig
tournament of last term.
Duo to the great amount of rain
fall in the past few weeks the track
men have heen unable to get much
competitive work, William L. Hay
ward, coach, stated yesterday. The
meet Saturday will give the men
some of the much-needed competi
tion while giving the coach a chance
to look over possible candidates for
positions on the squad which are
open due to illness and ineligibility
of the regular players, Hayward
pointed out.
Entries Listed
Entries for tlio events follow:
1 mile, K. Neal, Phi Sigma Kappa;
Kuykendall, Phi Sigma Kappa;
Barnes, Sigma Chi; Winter, Sigma
Chi; Keating, Phi Gamma Delta;
Simpson, Baehelordon; Jensen, In
dependent; Manning, Independent;
Gardner, Friendly Hail.
100-yard dash, "Ord, Kappa Sig
ma; Tuttich, Beta Theta Pi; Flan
ges, Beta Theta Pi; Ross, Theta
Chi; Lowery, Sigma Alpha Epsil
on; Hammond, Phi Delta Theta;
J. Schaefer, Alpha Beta Chi; Cor
coran, Friendly Hall; Loonhart,
Friendly Hall; W. Brown, Phi Del
ta Theta.
440-yard race, Hamaker, Phi Sig
ma Kappa; Harrington, Theta Chi;
McKennon, Theta Chi; D. Wilson,
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pearson, Kappa
Sigma; R. Hall, Sigma Alpha Epsil
on; Anderson, Phi Gamma Delta;
Fisher, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mc
Carty, Alpha Tau Omega; Schroe
der, Alpha Tau Omega; Angstead,
Friendly Hall.
High hurdles, Hendricks, Sigma
Chi; Ralston, Beta Theta Pi; Kee
ley, Beta Theta l’i; Jackson, Inde
pendent; Foster, Phi Kappa Psi.
220-yard, Ross, Theta Chi; Hill,
Beta Theta Pi; Flangus, Beta The
ta Chi; Lowery, Sigma Alpha Epsil
on; Baker, Alpha Beta Chi; Corcor
an, Friendly Hall; Angstead,
Friendly Hall; Atkinson, Phi Gam
ma Delta; W. Brown,'1 Phi Psi.
Many Events
220-yard low hurdles, Maultby,
Beta Theta Pi; Sigmund, Beta The
ta Pi; Hammond, Phi Delta Theta;
Jackson, Independent; Baker, Al
pha Beta Chi; Foster, Phi Kappa
Psi. 880-yard, McKitriek, Phi Sig-.
xna Kappa; Cogswell, Sigma Pi Tau;
Rutherford, Delta Tau Delta; Over
street, Beta Theta Pi; Phibbs, Phi
Delta Theta; Baker, Bachelordon;
R. Hill, Independent; Runyan, Inde
jtendent; Hollenbeck, Friendly Hull;
Steele, Friendly Hall.
Pole vault, Maultby, Beta Theta
Pi; Boone, Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Robinson, Independent; Brncher,
Beta Theta Pi; shot put, Stadelman,
Sigma Nu; Hall, Sigma Nu; Dickson,
Kappa Sigma; Harrington, Phi
Gamma Delta; West, Phi Delta
Theta; Puusti, Independent.
High jump, Maginnis, Sigma Chi;
Hall, Sigma Nu; Boyden, Kaplpa
Sigma; Reed, Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Everts, Phi Gamma Delta; Robin
son, Independent; Woods, Independ
ent. Discus, Dickson, Kappa Sigma;
West, Phi Delta Theta; Harrington,
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Phi Gamma Delta; Hildreth, Friend
ly Hall.
Broad jump, Berg, Phi Sigm;
r Ivappa; Ord, Kappa Sigma; Sig
muml, Beta Theta Pi; Baggs, Alpha
Tau Omega; Bredtheauer, Bachelor
don; Maultby, Beta Theta Pi; Cor
eCran, Friendly Hall. Javelin, F
i Anderson, Sigma Chi; Stadelman
Sigma Nu; Dickson, Kappa Sigma;
West, Phi Delta Theta; Puusti, In
dependent.
Entries for the relay events will
be picked on the field from the run
ners taking part in the other races.
Crowley Places
High in Golf Tilt
Stanford Man Takes First
Place in Contest
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 19.
— (Special)—A terrible wind caused
high scores for fourteen golfers rep
resenting seven schools at the Pa
cific coast intercollegiate 54-hole
medal tournament on the Oceanside
course of the Olympic club hero to
day.
Ed Crowley, Webfoot divot dig
ger, finished today’s play of 18
holes in fourth place. He. was three
strokes ahead of Meyberg, Stanford
captain, and one stroke behind
Chuck Hunter, Washington’s star
performer, both favorites to win
high honors. Ditzlcr, California, led
the field with a 78. Conners, U. S.
C.. was next with 80; Hunter, Wash
ington, 82; Crowley, Oregon, 83;
Turner, U. S. C., 84; Meyberg, Stan
ford, 86; and Devlin, Stanford, 87.
Crowley was playing a fine game
when the wind blew his ball into a
sand trap and it took him two sevens
on. easy par four holes to get in the
running again. It was this stroke of
hard luck that cost Crowley medal
honors.
In the combined team scores, Cali
fornia leads. Oregon, Stanford, and
Washington arc all bunched for sec
ond place; with two strokes apart.
The remaining 36 holes of the tour
nament will be played on the Lake
side course of the Olympic club to
morrow. Giffen’s score today was
not in the scoring.
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Phi DeltsWin
At Water Polo
Delts Take Game from Phi
Sigma Kappa by
Default
Staging a rally in the last half of
the water polo tilt, last night in the
men's gymnasium, the Phi Delta won
from the Independents by a 3 to 2
I score. The game stood nothing all
| at the end of the first half, but
Fletcher, stellar Phi Dolt forward,
got his shooting eye at the begin
: ning of the second period and scored
three gonls for his team.
The Independents came near tying
the score in the last seconds of the
game when Smith shot a long one
that missed oidy by inches. Smith
scored one goal and Kirkham the
other for the Independents. .
The Delts and Phi Sigh were
scheduled to play a make-up game,
but two of the Phi Sig string were
in the infirmary, so the game was
given to the Delts by default.
Schedule for next, week: Ameri
can league—Beta Theta Pi vs. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Nu vs. Kappa
Sigma, Tuesday at 7 o’clock; Na
tional league — Independents vs.
Delta Tau Delta, Phi Sigma Kappa
vs. Phi Kappa Psi, Thursday at 7
o ’clock.
(Standing of the teams to date:
American League
Won Lost Tie
Phi Gamma Delta. 2 0
Sigma Nu ... 1 0
Kappa Sigma . Oil
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.... 0 1 11
Beta Theta Pi . 0 1
National League
Won Lost
Phi Kappa Psi. 1 0
Delta Tau Delta . 1 0
Phi Delta Theta . 1 1
Phi Sigma Kappa . 0 1
Independents . 0 1
Classes in Journalism
Editors of Register
The morning Register for today is
edited iiy the combined reporting
classes of Professors George Turn
bull and Arthur Caylor.
This is an old custom and has
been done nearly every year since
1014. The staff this year is the j
largest, ever used to put out the
j Register, and will include approxi
| mutely forty students.
The editorials were written by
Dean Allen’s class in editing, but
the remainder of the paper, with
(he exception of the advertising,
will be entirely the work of the two
reporting classes.
Arthur School)i served as manag
ing editor; Lawrence Mitchelmore,
city editor; and Richard If. Fields,
news editor.
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