enthusiasm of these hopeful Jayhawkers, but there are over fifty boys

out striving for the honor of representing the University of Kansas this
springe The following boys from the recently completed indoor track season
are reporting daily for werkouts: Whitson Bodfrey in the distance runs and
the javelin throw; Rolland Hamilton in the middle distance runs; Robert
Lillibridge in the sprints, hurdles and the jumping events; Harvey Morrow in
the pole vault; Dean Patterson in the hurdles; Jim Richey in the sprints;
LeRoy Robison in the shot put, discus and javelin throw, and the high jump;
William Schell in the middle distance and distance runs; Tom Scofield, last
season's Big Six outdoor champion high jumper, will also broad jump and run
low hurdles; Frank Stannard, Big Six indoor high hurdles champion, will com ete
in the low hurdles, high jump and run in relays; William Stewart, middle
distances; and John Sutton in the dashes. John Hawley, middle distance
runner who competed in the indoor season, has been unable to report because
of a foot operation which will delay him for some time.

"The schedule for the outdoor season includes the University of Oklahoma
at Norman, on April 15th; the Drake Relays, April 28 and 29; a trimgular meet
with Nebraska and Kansas State probably on May 5 or 6; Iowa State at Ames,
May 13; the Big Six Outdoor Meet at Lincoln, Nebraska, May 20, and a meet
to be scheduled later with Pittsburg State Teachers College.

"Kansas experienced a very successful indoor track season under Kanehl's
tutelage. Missouri was whipped at Columbia, 67 to 37. Kansas also emerged
first place winner ina triangular indoor meet at Lincoln when the Jayhawkers
amassed a total of 43 2/3 points, and Nebraska was second with 41% points,
while Kansas State finished third with 15 points. The Big Six Indoa@ Meet
in Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium feund Iowa State wiming first place
with 38 points, Missouri second with 28 7" Kansas won third place with
27 1/3 points, Nebraslm fourth with 22 1/8 points, while Oklahoma was fifth
with 16 points. Kansas State failed to place or to score a pointe

"The outstanding place winners in the Big Six Indoor Meet, so far as
Kansas was concerned, found Frank Stanrard winning first in the high hurdles
and third in low hurdles; Ton Scofield tied for first place in the high
jump and placed third in the broad jump; Harvey Morrow tied for first in the
pole vault; and Robert Lillibridge tied for first in the broad jum e

"Baseball will stage a come-back after a cessation of a year for Kansas
with the diamond sport. In all probability, Acting Athletic Director Karl
Klooz will engage Jackson C. Austin as coach of the baseball teame Jack
Austin is in our Physical Education department in charge of ASTP mhysical
trainings Jack graduated from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in
1930 with a major in physical education and a minor in bielogical sciences.
When engaged for the ASTP work Jack was working toward a Ph.D. degree at
the University of Kansas. He coached and taught physical education six
years before going into administrative work. Austin played quarterback for
Coach Fran Weleh, and also played baseball.

"The baseball schedule will of necessity be with service teams here in
school and nearby camps and stations. Very few of the colleges are indulging
in the national pastimee Gasoline restrictions and the inability of the
baseball teams to draw on college diamonds will necessitate the scheduling
of games with service teams. But the students who are in school who have
an aptitude for baseball will have an opportunity to play the game of their
choice and at the same time earn the right to try for a varsity letter.

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