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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN-LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, APRIL 16.1951
Relays List Swells With Weekend Entries
Entries for the 26th Kansas Relays continued to pour in over the weekend.
The tabulation Saturday morning shows that 13 schools have entered the University division and 27 in the college category. Ten junior colleges have informed Meet Director Bill Easton they would have representatives here, and 13 decathlon men have entered.
All Big Seven teams have entered the University division, with Missouri offering the largest squad of 37. Kansas and Colorado each listed 22 on their entry sheets followed by Kansas State with 20, Oklahoma 16, Nebraska 14 and Iowa State 4. Other University entrants are Wichita 13, Oklahoma A. and M. 16, Texas 12, Marquette 20, Texas A & M 13, and Notre Dame 1.
Kehl, a two-time Big Seven in club champion, and Ken Meisner, Purdue Relays high jump titlist, were the young Newbern's entries.
Texas A. and M. added one name to their earlier list of 12 when it entered Walter "Buddy" Davis, the 6 feet, 8 inch all-Southwest conference basketball center who high jumps an inch more than his height. He's just a sophomore.
Another entry who will attract a lot of attention here this weekend is Don Cooper, Nebraska's record-breaking pole-vaulter. Cooper sailed 14 feet, $9\frac{1}{4}$ inches in a dual meet with Colorado at Boulder April 17, to establish a new world record off a dirt runway.
Colorado listed two of the conference's best javelin throwers, George Holley and Les Gardner. Holley threw 204 feet, 2 inches to win the Big Seven outdoor meet last May. Teammate Gardner was fourth.
Kansas State entered Virgil Severn, who high jumped 6 feet, 73⁄4 inches for second in the Texas Relays April 7. Texas A. & M.'s Davis was first with his 6 feet, 9 inches leap.
Two other Buffaloes, Augie Raso,
Big Seven indoor 60-yard dash king,
and Wally Tanner, 1951 indoor shotput champ, are entered.
Another K-State entry, broad-jumper Herb Hoskins placed fourth among the national collegates last year and sailed 24 feet, $7\frac{1}{4}$ inches to establish a new Big Seven indoor record in Kansas City last month.
Oklahoma will present individual threats in Clair Mayes, brawny grid guard who set a new school record of 52 feet in the shot put at the Texas Relays, and Jerry Lemon, who
shared first place in the pole vault with a 13 feet, 9 inch effort.
The Sooners also entered all Seven University class relays.
Missouri will enter at least two men in all individual events except the decathlon and promises to have quartets in all seven relays.
Oklahoma A. & M., coached by Ralph Higgins, referee of the 1951 Kansas Relays, plans to have relay teams in all but the distance medley.
Iowa State will be led by sophomore Jim Robertson, who placed third in the shot and discus at the Texas Relaws.
Ray Marck, defending champion in the javelin, was listed on the entry sheet from the University of Texas, as was Charles Meeks who won the Texas Relays broad jump with a leap of 23 feet, 94 inches.
Notre Dame's lone, entry is John Murphy, who placed third in the Central Collegiate conference javelin throw last year.
Abilene Christian and Loyola university of Chicago were the latest entrants in the college class, lifting that division to 27 squads.
Abilene Christian entered 10 men, including Paul Faulkner, their Texas Relays double champion who won the javelin outright and shared the pole vault.
In Bill Conrady, Loyola of Chicago presented the meet with one of the Midlands' better distance runners.
Other entries in the college class were received from Warensburg Teachers, Springfield Teachers, William Jewell, Bethany, Washburn, Drury, Kansas Wesleyan, Fort Hays, Sterling, Ottawa, Southwestern, Baker, Emporia State, Missouri Valley, Oklahoma Baptist, Beloit, Omaha, College of Emporia, and Doane.
Ten junior colleges will have entries here. They include Fort Scott, Hutchinson, Dodge City, Oklahoma Military academy, Wentworth Military academy, Arkansas City, Parsons, Independence, Fairbury, Neb, and Wright of Chicago.
Giants And Red Sox Picked In UP's Pre-Season Poll
New York (U.P.)—The chroniclers of big league baseball, the writers, sports editors, and columnists, made up their collective minds today that the Boston Red Sox and New York Giants will be the 1951 pennant winners.
The world champion New York Yankees ran a poor second in the American League voting with only 43 first place votes. The only other club to get pennant consideration was Cleveland, which picked up the remaining 22.
The Red Sox drew 103 first place votes and the Giants, who haven't won a pennant since 1937, were the surprise choice in the National League with 81 flag votes in the annual United Press poll. A total of 168 voted.
Brooklyn, which probably would have had as big a margin as the Red Sox if its pitching only matched its solidity in other departments, was runner-up in the National League selection derby with 55 votes.
The vote by 168 sports writers in the annual United Press major league pennant poll:
American League
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Boston 103 43 19 3 0 0 0 0
New York 43 65 54 6 0 0 0 0
Cleveland 22 53 71 19 3 0 0 0
Detroit 0 7 21 122 18 0 0 0
Chicago 0 0 3 11 69 48 28 9
Washington 0 0 0 6 60 81 14 7
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 13 30 64 60
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 5 9 62 92
National League
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
New York 81 50 24 12 1 0 0 0
Brooklyn 55 65 39 7 2 0 0 0
Philadelphia 18 39 77 30 3 1 0 0
Boston 14 13 24 82 29 5 1 0
St. Louis 0 0 2 27 84 48 6 1
Cincinnati 0 1 2 8 32 76 33 16
Chicago 0 0 0 1 13 23 75 56
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 1 4 15 53 95
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Golf Team Opens At Washburn Today
Kansas will open its 1951 golf season this afternoon by playing Washburn university on the Topeka Country Club course.
Coach Bill Winey will send a fiveman squad composed of three returning lettermen—Gene Rourke, Don Stickrod, and Bob Dare—and Neil Lilley and Jim Houghton against the Capital city boys.
"This year's team is without a star and shows excellent balance." Coach Winey said after qualifying rounds were played over the weekend. The 1951 schedule is: Today, Kansas at Washburn.
Today — Kansas at Washburn
April 19—Kansas at Nebraska*®
April 20 — Kansas at Omaha U.
April 24 — Kansas State at Kansas*®
 April 27 — Missouri at Kansas*®
 May 1 — Kansas at Kansas State*®
 May 5 — Nebraska at Kansas*®
 May 7 — Washburn at Kansas
 May 12 — Kansas at Iowa State*®
 May 14 — Kansas at Missouri*®
 May 18, 19 — Big Seven conference
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Tay 18, 19 — Big Seven conference Meet at Kansas City, Mo.
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