rensburg, Mo., with 7454.04 points. The
decathlon record of 8022.4025 points made in
1932 is held by James Bausch, Kansas City
Athletie Club.

A ONE DAY MEET

But a single day is required for the regular
program of events of the Kansas Relays, a
feature which permits competition with mini-
mum absence from school.

Transportation facilities to and from Law-
rence are abundant. Main lines of the Union
Pacific, Santa Fe and Rock Island railroads
bring many passenger trains daily. There is
also hourly service by bus.

ALUMNI REUNIONS

Kansas City, with 500,000 population, is only
forty-five miles from Lawrence and affords
ample opportunity for track teams to stop over
for meetings with alumni. In the past many
teams have taken advantage of this oppor-
tunity.

ACCOMMODATIONS

The Eldridge Hotel at Lawrence provides
quarters for many visiting teams. Kansas
City, only an hour’s ride by train or two hours
by bus, also affords a score of fine hotels and
the comfortable quarters of the Kansas City
Athletic Club which makes special rates to
athletic teams. Topeka, the capitol of Kansas,
is but twenty-seven miles to the west of Law-
rence, connected by two paved highways, and
there, too, several high class hotels afford
room for visiting athletes.

DRESSING ROOMS AND LOCKERS

Memorial Stadium contains dressing rooms,
lockers and showers ample to accommodate all
visiting athletes.