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University Daily Kansan Friday, May 9.1952
Kansas Meets Missouri Tomorrow, Seeks 8th Win
Coach Bill Easton's Jayhawker track team will try to run its dual meet record to eight straight tomorrow when they face Missouri's Tigers at Columbia. The Jayhawks haven't been beaten in a face-to-face match since the 1951 indoor season.
The Kansas-Missouri dual, frequent producer of the Big Seven's best mile teams, is likely to toss out another scorcher Saturday morning when the two teams collide for the 45th time.
Breaking 4:09.0 in his last three starts, Wes Santoe, KU's newest mile phenom is the prospective leveler this time. And the way the Ashland Cowlpoke has been running, only a rainstorm can save Bill McGuire's glittering meet standard of 4:10.7.
The lean Tiger erected this mark two years ago in his memorable race with Bob Karnes. The latter recorded 4:10.9 in the same race, also fracturing John Munski's former standard of 4:11.6. It is notable that all three of these times were below the present conference standard of 4:11.7 which McGuire hung up last May on his home track.
The meet mile record was hammered down to 4:20.3 as early as 1933 when Glenn Cunningham pared three seconds off his own 1932 mark. Munski pushed it down to 4:16.6 for Missouri in 1938 in a dust storm at Columbia then pressed his 4:11.6 two years later.
Now comes Santee, the terrific
Basketball Games Set for 1952-53
The 1952-53 basketball schedule was announced today by Athletic Director A. C. (Dutch) Lonborg. The schedule includes;
Dec. 11 Tulane at New Orleans
Dec. 13 Rice at Houston
Dec. 19 SMU at Lawrence
Dec. 20 SMU at Lawrence
Dec. 26-30 Big Seven Tournament
(Nebraska 1st game)
Jan. 5 Kansas at Norman
Jan. 8 Okla. A&M at Lawrence
Jan. 10 Kansas at Ames
Jan. 12 Kansas at Lincoln
Jan. 17 K.-State at Lawrence
Jan. 20 Kansas at Boulder
Feb. 7 Missouri at Lawrence
Feb. 10 Oklahoma at Lawrence
Feb. 14 Nebraska at Lawrence
Feb. 17 Manhattan
Feb. 23 Okla. A&M at Stillwater
Mar. 2 Colorado at Lawrence
Mar. 7 Kansas at Columbia
Mar. 9 Iowa State at Lawrence
Milwaukee Gains In League Race
The Milwaukee Brewers acted last night to bolster their sagging American association lead by knocking off Toledo's Mudhens, 6 to 3.
Virgil Jester hurled a neat six-hitter as the Brewers won their first victory since last Sunday.
Kansas City's Ed Cereghino limited Columbus to four hits as he returned the Blues to the win column with a 9 to 2 victory. Outfielder Bob Renna starred at the plate for the Blues.
Fox, Drake Relay's champion at 9:18.2, is capable of getting under 9:15.0 also.
best the tireless Jayhawks' Santee. Thumping on a strained tendon, Fox was held to third place in a 4:19.3 mile against Indiana last Saturday.
Tiger Captain Bob Gordon is a good bet to topple his own ceiling of 6 feet, $4\%$ inches in the high jump. He swung over 6 feet $6\%$ inches against Indiana marking his third consecutive performance over 6 feet, 6 inches.
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Two other meet marks, both excellent, also will be in peril. KU's Herb Semper and Fox figure to crack the 9:20.2 two-mile listing Semper erected two years ago. The sturdy Kansas redhead will by-pass the mile this week and might gallop as low as 9:13.0 in the two-mile race.
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He'll be challenged Saturday by Missouri's latest in the Munski-McGuire line, Bob Fox. Good as the little Tiger is, he doesn't figure to
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Kansas will be favored to snap a string of four straight Missouri triumphs in the series.
sophomore. He blazed 4:08.8 last Saturday to establish a new meet record against Kansas State. He unfurled even more torrid stretches of 4:06.7 and 4:07.2 in relay caries at Drake. These were unofficial times, of course, but Wes proved them no myth with his show at Manhattan.
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