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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
WEDNESDAY,MAY 24,1950
Kansas Track Season Isn't Over Yet
Although the Big Seven meet is down in the record books, Kansas trackmen haven't yet completed the 1950 season. Four meets are still on their agenda.
Saturday night at Wyndotte stadium in Kansas City, Kan. Varsity and freshmen thinclads combine their talents under the name of the University of Kansas "KC" club at the Missouri Valley A.A.U. championships. The following week a squad of six Jayhawkers will compete in the Big Seven-Southwest conference Dual of Champions at Dallas. June 16 and 17 the same six go to the N.C.A.V. meet at Minneapolis and follow up the next week in Washington at the National A.A.U.
Notably absent from the list of entrants this Saturday will be All-American Pat Bowers who has been sidelined by a pulled Achilles tendon.
A rematch of Capt. Bob Karnes and Bill McGuire of Missouri Saturday isn't yet certain. Missouri has entered its freshman team, but its varsity is as yet doubtful. However, the two ace milers are slated to meet at least three more times—at
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Notable among Coach Bill Easton's freshmen who will be making their first 1950 start in actual competition Saturday are javelin thrower Hall Smith, hurdler Don Smith, and the mile relay team of Warren McVey, Art Schaaf, Don Smith, and John Reiderer. Hall Smith has tossed the spear 195 feet 6 inches,
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Don Smith has run the lows in: 2:40,
and the relay squad has run 3:24.7.
The squad which will run at Dallas,
Minneapolis, and Washington is
capt.-elect Emil Schutzel, quarter
mile; Bowers, half-mile; Karnes,
mile; Semper, two-mile; Greenwood,
high and low hurdles; and Bob Devinny, low hurdles and 220-yard dash.
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