University Daily Kansan Tuesday, May 22.1956
Freshmen Sweep To 3 Spring Postal Victories
While KU varsity thinclads were proving their track and field superiority in the Big Seven, Jayhawker fresh trackmen also were building an impressive, one-sided, list of victories—by mail.
By means of "postal meets" Coach Bill Easton's future cinder champions displayed their potential against conference fees Colorado and Iowa State, and non-league Michigan freshmen.
Totaling the three meets, the Kansans amassed a gigantic $311_{2}^{2}$ points total, to their opponents' 78% •
The most impressive Jayhawker performer was Charlie Tidwell, first-year spinner from Independence.
Tidwell scored 66' points in the three meets, with sweeps in the 100 and 220-yard dashes, two firsts and a second in the 220-yield low hurdles, a first and second in the broad jump, two seconds in the 440, and was a member of the thrice-victorious mile relay team.
Tidwell's best time in the 100 was :69.7, and in the 220 he ran :21.2. He had a 23.5 for the 220- yard low hurdles, a 49.8 in the quarter-mile, and he jumped 21 feet 4 inches in the broad jump.
Bill Tillman from Clay Center also performed well, capturing a sweep in the 120-yard high hurdles, a first and two seconds in the 120-yard low hurdles, three thirds in the 120-yard dash, a pair of second-place marks in the 100, and also was a member of the winning mile relay quartet.
Tillman's most outstanding time was :14.7 for the 120-yard high hurdles.
Tom Skutka, Morris Hill, N.J., freshman, top high school miler in 1955 with a 4:19.5, captured a trio of first-place marks in the mile run, and two in the half-mile. He also had three second places in the two-mile. Skutka's best times in the mile and 880 were 4:20.7 and 1:56.9.
Other outstanding performers were Berry Crawford who won three firsts in the two-mile; Verne Gauby, who won a sweep in the 440 with 48.5 and placed high in the 100, 220, and low hurdles, and Wilt Chamberlain, towering basketballer who won both the shot put and high jump.
Calhoun Debut Slated
NEW YORK (UP)—Rory Calhoun,
undefended middleweight from White
Plains, N.Y., will make his debut as
a main event fighter at Madison
Square Garden June 22 in a 10-
round bout with Willie Vaughn of
Los Angeles.
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UCLA Football Facing A Crisis
VICTORIA, B. C. (UP)—The UCLA football dynasty, torpeded and all but sunk in the Pacific Coast Conference, now faces possible destruction.
It is in the power of UCLA chancellor Raymond B. Allen to declare all members of the 1955 varsity and freshman teams permanently ineligible, unless they can prove they were not professionalized by financial aid from two booster clubs not authorized by the conference code. If this should happen, UCLA could not field a football team next fall.
Bowlers Strike It Rich
ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UP)—More than $400,000 in cash prizes was distributed during the recently-concluded American Bowling Congress Tournament. The total paid attendance for the tournament was 83,563.
Hill Intramural Champions
Delta Chi—Champions
Ray Vascamp
Norman Redd
Bud Salanski
Don Harris
Horse Shoes
Tennis
Handball
Phi Gamma Delta—Champions
Phi Gamma Delta—Champions
Walter Ash
Jim Coleman
Charles Crawford
Dave Preston
Delta Upsilon—Champions
Badminton Independent Champions
Badminton
Delta Upsilon—Champions
Martin Hanna
Pat Bolen
Stanton O'Neil
Bob Boyer
Richard Laptad
Preston Hunter
Bob Sprague
Salwit Lekagul
Kell Trade Necessary
CHICAGO (UP)—Manager Marty Marion said today he had to trade away George Kell, who has hit above 300 in nine of the last 10 years, because the White Sox were going to finish in the second division if they didn't find another starting pitcher.
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