UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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MONDAY. APRIL 23,1951
Tennis Team Wins Big Seven Opener,7-0
The K.U. tennis team won their Big Seven opener April 19 by defeating Nebraska at Lincoln 7-0. The Jayhawks meet Kansas State here today at 2 p.m. Coach Glen Tongier terms the Wildcats as "real good."
Kansas completely dominated the meet at Nebraska. Every man won his match in straight sets and only two games went to the full count of 6-4.
K. U.'s No. 1 man, lefty Charley Crawford, defeated Bob Radin 6-3, 6-2 Bob Swartzell, No. 2 player, had little trouble stopping Jamie Curran 6-1, 6-4.
In the doubles matches Crawford and Swartzell teamed together in the first line outfit to stop Radin and Weaver 6-3, 6-1.
John Freiburger, an unorthodox tennis player who shoots every shot from a straight forward position, had the best score of the day. He walloped Walt Weaver 6-1, 6-0.
Ranson and Thompson won over Curran and Bunton 6-2, 6-4.
topped
Jack Ranson defeated Andy Bunton 6-1, 6-4, and Bill Thompson stopped Jeff Delton 6-1, 6-3.
The victory left the Jayhawks undefeated this season. They have scored earlier victories over Washburn and Baker.
Emporia Tilt Postponed
The Varsity baseball game against Emporia State was postponed due to wet grounds. Originally scheduled for Saturday, no date has as yet been set.
The Jayhawkers return to Big Seven play Friday when they travel to Ames for two games against the Iowa State Cyclones. Following that, the team will move to Columbia for another two-game series with Missouri.
Heir Takes Pay Cut
San Diego, Calif. (U.P.) — George Holmes, 20-year-old heir to a multi-million dollar mining fortune, landed a new job which pays $75 a month. He enlisted as a private in the air force. Holmes, whose father developed the famous Golden Queen mine in California's Mojave desert, will be sent to Lackland Air Force base in Texas.
Falkenburg Scores 6,519 To Win Decathlon Title
Trinity, Texas, university's jack-of-all trades, Herb Falkenburg, overhailed halfway leader Jim Cooke to capture the decathlon championship of the 26th annual Kansas Relays Saturday.
Falkenburg, a San Antonio, Texas, lad, blazed to a first, a second, a fourth, and two fifth-place finishes in the final five events Saturday to edge Jim Cooke, a Lincoln, Pa., university product, for the title, 6,519 to 6,487.
Saturday Falkenburg won the 110-meter high hurdles in :156 while Cooke was finishing third. The Texan then placed second in the javelin while Cooke was eighth.
Phi Gams Still Tops In IM Swim
For the fourth consecutive year, Phi Gamma Delta remains supreme in intramural swimming. The meet was held April 18 and when the splishing was over the Phi Gams had more than doubled the score of the second place team.
On a 5-3-2-1 basis for the individual events and a 7-5-3-1 basis for the relays, the Phi Gams totaled 45, the Phi Psis 18, Sigma Chi 16 and Beta 14 for the first four places.
The winners presented a well-balanced team that had no real standouts, but relied upon superior depth for their winning total. John Amberg, Jack Jester and Gordon Stucker were the mainstays of the Fiji entry.
High scorer in the meet was Dick Effin of Sigma Chi with firsts in the 60-yard breast stroke and 60-yard individual medley. He swam on the third place 120-yard medley relay team. Pete Rombold, Delta Tau Delta, was close behind with firsts in the 100-yard free style and 100-yard back stroke.
160-yard free style relay; Phi Gam;
Phi Bhi Delt; and Phi Gam B Time;
1:21
60-yard breast stroke: Eifin, Stigma Chi,
Ocun, Gam; and Fergus, Stigma Tim. 1985.
Andreas, Stigma Tim. 1985.
100-yard free style: Rombold, Delt; Jester, Phi Gham; Prosser, Beta; Time, 7-6/2.
104- yard back stroke: Rombold, Delt; KA, and Giappone, Sip, Fp, Tp, Ll, Lt, 17
Diving (front dive required, three dives optional): Wellborn, Jayhawk Coop; Jester, Phi Gam; Arnold, Delta Chi; and Howell, Sigma Chi.
40-yard, free style: Amberg, Phi Gam;
Amberg, Stewart, Beta; Smith,
Time, 2012.
60-yard individual medley; Efin, Sig.
Belmuth, and R. Belford; Fai,
Fai, Cald, and Orphanin; Fai, Fai, Time; J74.
120-yard medley relay (3 men—I back
to the pool) 120-yard medley relay (3 men—I back
to the pool) Sigma Chi; Phi Gam. Time: 1:14.
THE JAYHAWKER DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY TEAM won its event in the 26th running of the Kansas Relays Saturday. Pictured above, left to right, are: Herb Semper, Jim Dinsmore, Roland Cain, and Jim Hershberger. Anchor man Semper ran the mile in 4:24.8 to give Kansas a 40 yard lead at the finish line. Arkansas took second. K.U. also won a first in the 4-mile relay in 17:49.8 with Semper again running the the anchor mile, this time in 4:23.3.
John McConnell, Texas Western performer, won the pole vault Saturday and placed third with 5,936 points. Then in order came Dean Pryor, Arkansas, 5,909; Bob Ambler, Arkansas, 5,810; Jim Klein, Grinnell, 5,725; Palmer Retzlaf, unattached from Brookings, S.D., 5,591; Ken Linstrom, South Dakota State, 5,393; Dick Hazard, Arkansas, 5,298; and Bod Gadt, William Jewell, 4,884.
Event Effort Place Pts
100-meter .11.45 72
Broad jump 19,7½” 6 552
Shot put 44,2½” 752
High jump 5',7¾” 8 682
400-meter .52.0 1765
110-m. hur. 15.6 1835
Discus 119,1” 605
Pole vault 10’,11” 4 621
Javelin 161,1¼” 2 571
1500-meter .501.4 406
Total 6.519
1951 Kansas Relays Summary
College Sprint Medley Relay; 1. Abelline Bailey, Wis.; 2. Bentley Bailey, Woodley; 3. Buddy Garner, Leon Leopard); 2. Beloit, Wis. College; 3. City College, Southwest Missouri State Springfield; 3. 19th St. Springfield; 3. 19th St.
College Invitational Sprint Medley Re-
port. John Blythe, Blii Young, Jim Doug-
sley; 2: Drury, Springfield, Mo.; 3: Bethel
Gallery; 4: Kansas Wesleyan, Salina.
4:32.
College two-mile relay: 1. McMurry, Texas college (Buddy Dulin, Jack Chubb, Jack Arnold, Dick Adams); 2. McMurry, Texas college State; 4. Ebbtisburgh Time; 3:13-
120-yard high hurdles: 1. Jack Greenwood, Kansas; 2. Byron Renner, Missouri; 3. Don Bedker, Nebraska; 4. Dick Knostman, Kansas State. Time: 14:48
Javelin. 1. P. Faulkner, Abilene Christian, 201-1%; Ray Marek, Texas, 190-7; 3. Wayne Kreutel, Oklahoma A. and M. B. 4. Don Zimmerman, Missouri, 187-9*
100-yard dash: 1. Thane Baker, Kansas State; 2. Hayden Fields, Howard Payne, Texas college; 3. Ralh Kelley, Colorado; 4. Ralh Person, Texas. Time: :10.
Shot-put: 1. Darrow Hooper, Texas A.
and M., 51-8%; 2. John Vishnerysk, Mar-
quette, 50-1%; 3. Wallace Tanner, Colo-
nium, 50-1%; 4. Clay Mayres, Oklahoma,
49-2%.
College half-mile relay: 1. North Texas
2. Oklahoma State; 3. Colorado
Charles Tongue and Zebo Jabokin;
2. City College of Los Angeles; 3. Em-
State; 4. Oklahoma Baptist. Time:
1-97.5
University 440-yard relay: 1. Oklahoma (Don Sobeencik, Jimmy Smith, Mary E. Mena) Quanah Cox); 2. Iowa; 3. Dake; 4. Oklahoma A. and M. Time; 42:
Broad jump! 1. Charles Meeks, Texas
23-6: 2. Laddie Saddle, Missouri; 23-5: 3.
Irving Thode, Nebraska; 22-10; 4. Bob
Henard, Iowa. 22-7%.
Glenn Cunningham mile run: 1. Fred Wilt, unattached; 2. Don Gehrmann, unattached; 3. Dennis Johannson, Purdue; 4. Javier, Montez, Texas Western Time: 4:16, 8.
University 2-mile relay: 1. Oklahoma (Jim Wilkinson, Ken Cooper, George Meurtre, Don Crabtret). 2. Oklahoma A and M, Kansas State; 4. Colorado Time: 7:57:37.
Pole vault: 1. Don Cooper, Nebraska.
15-1⁵; 2. Jerry Donley, Beloit, 13-6; 3. (tie) Tom Carroll of Minnesota, Leonard
Teeh, Nebraska, Jerry Lemon of Oklahoma,
M., 13. (New meet record; old record
14-5 by Bill Carroll, Oklahoma, 1950).
University spring mediate relay: 1. Missouri (Bill Fessler, Laddie Slowie, Paday A. Mell and Bill McGuire); 2. Oklahoma A. Mell; 3. Kansas; 4. Arkansas. Time: 3:33.4
College distance medley relay: 1. Loyola of Chicago (Ed Cervoney, Bob Moyle, Bill Connardy, Bill Connardy); 2. Howard Payne; 3. McMurray; 4. Fort Hays Time: 10:43.3
Diseus: 1. Darrow Hooper, Texas A.
and M., 145-5%; 2. John Vishnowsky,
M., 138; 3. Jim Robertson, Iowa
State, 131; 4. George Holm, Minnesota,
133-3.
Junior college sprint medley rea $4.
Hamilton, N.C., foster, Don Edwards;
Honkson, Ted S.; Teshadro, M.
3. Oklahoma Military Academy; 4. Wentworth Military Academy; Time: 3:41.6.
University distance medley relay: 1. Kansas (Jlim Hershberger, Roland Cain; Kim M. Sherbert Semper); 2. Arkansas (Dmishree; Missouri; 4. Drake. Time: 10.20.7
Half-mile university relay: 1. Drake
(Jim Ford, Jack Kelley, Ray Earl, Jim
Lavey; 2. Oklahoma; 3. Kansas; 4.
Iowa. Time: 1:27.1.
High school mile relay: 1. Coffeville
2. Fremont East. 2. Don Lee II.
3. Wichita East. 3. Garden
4. Lafayette.
College mile relay: 1. Abilene Christian (Buddy Garner, Sam Volpe, Pete Ragus Leon Lepard): 2. Los Angeles City col- ville: 3. Tillston: 4. Emporium State. Time 3:19.
University mile relay: 1. Oklahoma (Richard Jones, George McCormick Quanah Cox, Jerry Meader); 2. Drake; 3. Texas A. and M; 4. Kansas. Time: 3:18:0.
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