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nalaté cAme to us from Wichita East High School where he was chairman of
the department, ,

The damp and chilling weather has temporarily repressed the ardent
enthustaen 4f these hopeful Jayhawkers, but there ie over fifty boys out 7
striving for the honor of representing the University of Kansas this spring.
The following boys from the recently completed indoor track season are
reporting daily for workouts: Whitson Godfrey 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 vaults; 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 3 tess ietienit: last
season's Big Six winiies champion high jumper, will also broad jump and run
low hurdles; Frank Stannard, Big Six indoor high ee champion, will _
compete in the low hurdles, high jump and run in relays; William Stewart,
middle distances: and ‘Sete Sutton in the dashes, John Hawley, middle
distance runner who competed in the indoor season ek been unable to report .
because of a foot operation which will delay him ror ects:

The schedule for the outdoor tai includes the University of
Oklahome. at Normap, on April 15th; the Drake Relays, April 28 end 29; a
triangular meet with Nebraska and Kansas State probably on May 5 or 6;

Iowa State at Ames, May 13; the Big Six Outdoor Meet ” Lincoln, Nebrasia.

May 20, and a meet to be scheduled later with Pittsburg State Teachers

College,

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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 in a triangular indoor meet at Lincoln