Friday, Nov. 20, 1953
University Daily Kansan
Page 7
Necks Out Again-
Staff Picks the 'Winners' For Tomorrow's Grid Games
Irked at their defeat last week by guest picker Tom Shannon Kansan assistant news editor, the Kansan sports staffers this week are out to make amends and correctly pick the winners of Saturday's football games.
Last week Shannon tied with Don Tice, former sports editor, with 10 correct picks in the 15-game slate, while Ed Howard, ex-assistant sports editor, was third with six mistakes. The sports staffers, Stan Hamilton, editor, and Ken Bronson, assistant, came in dead last with seven wrong.
Here they are, read 'em and weep:
<table border="1"><tr><td>Game</td><td>Hamilton</td><td>Bronson</td><td>Howard</td><td>Shannon</td><td>Teaford</td><td>Concensus</td></tr><tr><td>Kansas-Missouri</td><td>13-27</td><td>0-27</td><td>14-28</td><td>7-20</td><td>13-20</td><td>9-21</td></tr><tr><td>Okla-Netraska</td><td>49-7</td><td>35-7</td><td>35-7</td><td>30-7</td><td>28-12</td><td>33-1</td></tr><tr><td>K-State-Arizona</td><td>21-13</td><td>27-13</td><td>21-14</td><td>21-7</td><td>34-7</td><td>25-11</td></tr><tr><td>UCLA-Southern Cal</td><td>20-14</td><td>14-13</td><td>14-13</td><td>20-18</td><td>14-13</td><td>16-14</td></tr><tr><td>Stan-Cal</td><td>20-13</td><td>20-7</td><td>13-7</td><td>14-21</td><td>20-6</td><td>17-11</td></tr><tr><td>Baylor-SMU</td><td>14-7</td><td>7-14</td><td>20-19</td><td>20-14</td><td>16-13</td><td>15-13</td></tr><tr><td>Georgia Tech-Duke</td><td>27-13</td><td>20-13</td><td>14-28</td><td>27-20</td><td>14-6</td><td>20-18</td></tr><tr><td>Illini-Northwestern</td><td>20-19</td><td>41-0</td><td>21-13</td><td>30-31</td><td>40-14</td><td>30-11</td></tr><tr><td>Maryland-Alabama</td><td>34-13</td><td>35-13</td><td>28-7</td><td>20-0</td><td>20-27</td><td>27-12</td></tr><tr><td>Minnesota-Wis</td><td>20-27</td><td>21-14</td><td>13-14</td><td>20-12</td><td>21-20</td><td>19-17</td></tr><tr><td>Pa. St-Pittsburg</td><td>25-27</td><td>6-20</td><td>27-12</td><td>0-14</td><td>6-16</td><td>13-20</td></tr><tr><td>Texas-Texas A&amp;M</td><td>27-7</td><td>13-6</td><td>27-13</td><td>14-7</td><td>33-0</td><td>23-7</td></tr><tr><td>TCU-Rice</td><td>14-31</td><td>7-21</td><td>20-13</td><td>16-24</td><td>14-12</td><td>14-20</td></tr><tr><td>Texas Tech-Houston</td><td>20-13</td><td>21-20</td><td>33-14</td><td>14-30</td><td>0-26</td><td>18-21</td></tr><tr><td>Tenn-Kentucky</td><td>27-21</td><td>14-7</td><td>28-21</td><td>16-14</td><td>7-6</td><td>18-14</td></tr></table>
The Jayhawker cross country team, confident after its resounding Big Seven title triumph last Saturday, tomorrow or Sunday will enplane for East Lansing, Mich. to enter the NCAA hill and dale meet.
The meet will start at 11 a.m. EST, over the Michigan State college course.
KU Harriers to Run in NCAA Meet
Inspired after cracking both the team and individual standards in the loop runoff last weekend, the boys of Coach Bill Easton will compete with 39 other college outfits in the big race of the year.
In the league meet Saturday Wes Santee came in first in the record breaking time of 15:06.8, out-doing his own 15:08.1, set the previous year, and the Kansans scored 11 points to smash the former low of 13, set in 1951, also by KU.
Easton's runners not only won their seventh consecutive league crown this year, but ran their all-victorious dual meet string to 27. The Big Seven until 1952 ran two miles, but in that campaign the distance was upped to three. The national meet will be run over a 4-mile course.
Kansas did not compete in the NCAA meet in '52 because of injuries. The team voted after the league meet last year not to enter because two of its men, Art Dalzell and Dick Wilson, were not in shape.
Easton said he would take a squad of six. Making the trip will be Santee; Dalzell, who won second last week; Al Frame, third place winner in the conference; Lloyd
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Koby, fifth in the league; Wilson, sixteenth, and sophomore Tom Rupp, who has run in only one meet this season.
Not back to defend his U.S. title Monday is George Capazzoli, Georgetown ace, and Santee is being picked by most as the man to beat for individual honors. Whether or not the Jayhawks have enough team strength to pick up other close positions is questionable as most courses are varied and comparative times cannot be regarded too highly.
Other schools which have entered are Alfred; Boston university; Carleton; Central Michigan; Connecticut; Drake; Georgetown; Grinnell; Indiana; Iona; Iowa State; Iowa; Johns Hopkins; Marquette; Massachusetts; Miami; Michigan.
Michigan State; Michigan State Normal; Missouri; New York; North Carolina State; Notre Dame; Oberlin; Ohio State; Ohio Wesleyan;
Oklahoma A&M; Pennsylvania;
Pittsburgh; Connecticut; Wesleyan;
Western Michigan; Wheaton, and
Wisconsin.
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