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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951
Smith, Cain To Challenge Tiger Favorites Today
Two unsung Kansas newcomers will move up to challenge Missouri favorites in the quarter and half here today when the Jayhawks and Tigers unreel their 39th outdoor dual track meet at 4 p.m.
The upsurging young Jayhawkers are Don Smith, Belle Blaine sophomore, and Rollie Cain, Coffeeville junior college transfer who is running his first Big Seven season. Their respective duels with Randy Vanet, Tigers' flashy little veteran, and Pete Gallup, diminutive half-miler, will provide two of the features in a meet expected to be punctuated with tight finishes all along the line.
Smith and Cain possibly are the conference's two most prominent candidates for the mythical "most improved" title. Neither could even qualify at the league indoor derby in March although both ran legs on K.U.'s winning mile relay quartet.
On May 5 Smith established a new school record in the quarter at .49.0 in a dual against Kansas State. This figure scarecely ranks in a championship bracket, but it clipped three-tenths of a second off John Jackson's old 1947 mark, and accurately reflected Smith's progress.
Furthermore it was the Belle Plainer's first start in the open quarter, Coach Bill Easton having confined him to the various relays through early spring.
"He's the best 440 prospect we've had since the war," Easton will tell you. "He has the will to win and
we feel he has a fine future in the 440 and 220 low hurdles."
Track Meets Reset For Monday, May 14
The dual track meet with Missouri originally scheduled for today has been postponed and tentatively rescheduled for Monday. May 14. The regional high school meet, also postponed due to wet grounds, has been definitely rescheduled for Monday. Coach Bill Easton has requested that all officials report Monday without further notification.
Smith was state class B champion in the 200-yard low timbers in high school.
Vanet, a capable point winner for Tom Botts for three seasons in the 100, 220 and 440, ran 48.5 May 5 as the Tigers trounced Notre Dame. This is three-tenths of a second under the K.U.-M.U. dual record established jointly by Elmer Klein and Dick Ault in 1947. Vanet probably will be obliged to repeat that performance if he is to beat Smith here.
HERB SEMPER will square off with Missouri's Bill McGuire today when the two meet in the mile run today, a feature of the Kansas-Missouri track dual. The Jayhawker distance ace, usually a two-miler, may pass up his specialty in favor of the shorter haul, although it's nothing unusual for him to run both.
Cain turned in his best race of the year in edging Kansas State's Dick Towers by a foot in 1:55.9. This was a full second better than his previous low which he uncorked in the second carry of the distance medley at the Drake Relays.
Since Towers was barely beaten by Nebraska's Hobe Jones and Don Crabtree of Oklahoma at the league indoor, Cain's triumph can't be written off lightly. He's come a long way since missing qualifying bids in the 440 and 880 at the indoor derby just two months ago.
Gallup ran 1:56.1 in winning his specialty against Notre Dame. At Drake he reached as low as 1:53.0 in giving the Tigers a 14 yard bulge in his carry of the distance medley.
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